Organic Materials Services Sample Clauses

Organic Materials Services. Total Organic Materials Tonnage Collected and delivered for processing by Service Sector listed separately by material type (e.g., Plant Materials, Food Scraps, or Organic Materials). If Contractor does not separately track Multi-Family Tonnage data, Contractor shall conduct a semi-annual or annual Tonnage assessment if requested by the Agency in accordance with Section 7.06, which involves separately Collecting and weighing Multi-Family Solid Waste, Targeted Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials to quantify Tonnage Collected during a given week.
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Organic Materials Services. Total Organic Materials Tonnage Collected and delivered for processing by Service Sector listed separately by material type (e.g., Plant Materials, Food Scraps, or Organic Materials). If Contractor does not separately track Multi-Family Tonnage data, Contractor shall conduct a semi-annual or annual Tonnage assessment if requested by the Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 90 of 111134 City of Menlo ParkModel Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies 3769 3770 3771 3772 3773 3774 Agency in accordance with Section 7.06, which involves separately Collecting and weighing Multi-Family Solid Waste, Targeted Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials to quantify Tonnage Collected during a given week.
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Organic Materials Services. Total Organic Materials Tonnage Collected and 3320 delivered for processing by Service Sector listed separately by material type 3321 (e.g., Plant Materials, Food Scraps, or Organic Materials). 3322 B. Diversion Level. Contractor shall provide the monthly and year-to-date Calculated 3323 Overall Diversion Level, the monthly and year-to-date Residential Diversion Level, 3324 and the monthly and year-to-date Commercial Diversion Level (each stated as a 3325 percentage) calculated in accordance with Attachment I, with a comparison to the 3326 prior year. In addition, Contractor shall present the calculations used to determine 3327 the diversion levels. 3328 C. Complaint, Inquiry and Service Requests Data. Contractor shall provide 3329 information on the number of Complaints, Inquiries service requests received from 3330 Customers, Generators, or other Person by category (e.g., missed pickups, noise 3331 Complaints, scheduled On-Call Bulky Item Collection events, Overage events, Billing 3332 concerns, property damage claims, requests for information, delivery of Recycling 3333 Tote-Bags, inventory of Recycling Tote-Bags, etc.). Complaint summary, for each 3334 month, summarized by nature of Complaint, Inquiry, and service request on a 3335 compatible computer disc or other memory device approved by Agency. The 3336 categorization of Complaints, Inquiries, and service requests shall be agreed upon by 3337 the Agency, SBWMA, and Contractor prior to the Commencement Date, and shall be 3338 adjusted during the Term upon agreement between Agency, SBWMA and Contractor. 3339 D. Call Center Data. Number of calls received, number of calls answered, number of 3340 dropped calls, percentage of dropped calls, Average Hold Time, percentage of calls 3341 answered in thirty (30) seconds. 3342 E. Monthly Gross Revenues and Fee Reports. Pursuant to Article 10, a statement 3343 itemizing each fee paid by Contractor to Agency in the month; detailing calculation of 3344 each monthly fee amount; and stating monthly Gross Revenue Billed, by Service 3345 Sector, for all operations conducted or permitted by this Agreement. 3346 F. Abandoned Waste Collection. Contractor shall provide a list of all abandoned waste 3347 Collection events performed identifying the address of each Collection location. 3348 G. Multi-Family Tote Bag Distribution. Contractor shall provide a report on Multi- 3349 Family Tote Bag Distribution as required by Article 5, Collection Service, Section 3350 5.03.C.2....
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