On-Site Litter Control Sample Clauses

On-Site Litter Control. Contractor shall use Prudent Solid Waste Practices to maintain and keep the County Facilities free of litter including adding additional temporary employees to collect litter. Said efforts shall be consistent with the requirements of Applicable Law. Litter consists of any Waste outside of the Active Face or any other unloading, designated storage areas or stockpiling areas. Contractor shall be solely responsible for maintaining the County Facilities in a clean and sanitary condition and shall be responsible for any public nuisance created as a result of its operations. Contractor shall construct and maintain litter fences at the Landfill during windy conditions to contain blowing Waste. Contractor shall provide adequate personnel to collect and properly dispose of litter from the Landfill, as needed, and to keep the litter fences clear of Waste.
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On-Site Litter Control. The Contractor shall continuously monitor and keep each Facility and surrounding off-site property free of Litter, debris, and other refuse. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for keeping the Facilities in a clean and sanitary condition and shall be responsible for any public Nuisance created as a result of its operations. Wind screens, Litter fences, or other devices shall be used during periods of high wind to contain blowing Solid Waste, such as paper and other light debris, and prevent its off-site migration. Contractor must seek and receive written permission from County prior to the use of any permanent litter-control fixtures. Contractor shall provide adequate personnel to collect and properly dispose of Litter collected from the Facility, at least weekly, and to keep any screens cleared of Solid Waste. Additionally, Contractor shall tarp all transfer containers storing Solid Waste at the conclusion of each operating day. At Facilities that have a permanent transfer structure constructed with a Litter enclosure, Contractor will ensure that all structure doors are closed at the end of the operating day, and if Customer loads are spaced at least twenty (20) minutes apart, enclosure doors shall be closed between Customer loads.
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On-Site Litter Control. The Contractor shall constantly maintain and keep Facility and access road to the north of the Facility free of litter and other refuse. Litter consists of any Waste outside of the dumping or processing areas. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for maintaining the Facility and access road to the north of the facility in a clean and sanitary condition and shall be responsible for any public nuisance created as a result of its Operations. Windscreens or litter fences shall be used during periods of wind to contain blowing litter, such as paper and other light debris. Windscreens or litter fences shall be capable of containing small litter, such as small pieces of plastic from Feedstock that has been ground or screened. Contractor shall provide adequate personnel to collect and properly dispose of litter from the Facility, as needed, and to keep the screens cleared of litter. The Contractor recognizes that it is required to control litter as specified in this Agreement, Facility permits and applicable laws and regulations. In the event that the Contractor does not correct a deficiency in on-site litter control within 48 hours as determined by the County, then Contractor’s payment shall be withheld in accordance with Section 11.6.
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On-Site Litter Control. The Contractor shall constantly maintain and keep Site free of litter and other refuse. Litter consists of any Waste outside of the working face or dumping areas. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for maintaining the Site in a clean and sanitary condition and shall be responsible for any public nuisance created as a result of its operations. Windscreens or litter fences shall be used during periods of wind to contain blowing Waste, such as paper and other light debris. Contractor shall provide adequate personnel to collect and properly dispose of litter from the Site, as needed, and to keep the screens cleared of Waste. Contractor may use County’s movable 10 foot high litter fence (2,800 feet long) and 220 feet of 14 feet high skid mounted metal trash screens (10 units at 22 feet long each). If Contractor decides to use County owned litter fences then Contractor is accepting the responsible of any damages to the fences that are not considered by the County to be part of the normal wear and tear. Contractor is expected to purchase any additional fencing needed to control litter on-site and off-site. The Contractor shall be held responsible and liable for the cleanup of all litter blown from within the Site to fences and property located outside the Site boundaries. The Contractor recognizes that he is required to control litter in this Agreement and California State law Title
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