Other Wastes Clause Samples
Other Wastes. 564 The Parties acknowledge that this Agreement is granted only with respect to the Collection Services and 565 does not include the Collection, Transportation, Processing, or Disposal of Hazardous Waste, Medical 566 Waste, and Liquid Waste. If the Contractor elects to provide any such services with respect to Hazardous 567 Waste, Infectious Waste, or any other waste regulated by the Department of Toxic Substances Control, 568 such services shall be performed by a separate legal entity separately insured and liable, and according 569 to Applicable Law unless otherwise approved in writing by the County’s Risk Manager. The Parties 570 further acknowledge that the provision by the Contractor of any services not specifically included within 571 the Agreement are excluded from the protection of this Agreement and may be the subject of 572 competition among any and all legally authorized haulers. 573 Section 4.8: Changes in Scope of Collection Services 574 Pursuant to the County Code, the County may modify the scope of services performed by the Contractor 575 pursuant to this Agreement. 576 The County shall provide written notice of any requested modification to the scope of services provided 577 by Contractor pursuant to this Agreement, and the Contractor shall provide the County with any 578 information requested by the County in connection with the proposed changes. The County reserves the 579 right to withdraw its request for a change in scope for any reason prior to a written agreement of the 580 parties to implement such change. The Contractor shall, within sixty (60) days after receipt of such 581 notice by the County, respond to the County's request. 582 Section 4.9: Billing 583 Contractor shall bill all Customers and be solely responsible for collecting ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ at or below Maximum 584 Rates set in accordance with Article 11. Billing shall be performed on the basis of services rendered and 585 this Agreement shall create no obligation on the part of any Person on the sole basis of the ownership of 586 property. 587 Contractor’s website shall provide Customers with the ability to pay their bills through an electronic 588 check or credit card and include the ability for Customer ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to be automatically charged on a 589 recurring basis. Contractor shall prepare, mail, and collect bills from Customers who decline to use such 590 internet-based billing system. Contractor shall make arrangements to allow Customers to pay bills by 591 cash, check, electro...
Other Wastes. The estimated volume of other wastes discharged shall be recorded daily and reported monthly to include:
(i) Sanitary waste
(ii) Domestic waste
(iii) Deck drainage and wash water
Other Wastes. (a) Sanitary waste may be discharged from a U.S. Coast Guard certified or equivalent Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) with total residual chlorine content greater than 0.5 mg/l but less than 2.0 mg/l as long as no floating solids are observable. The Hach method CN-66-DPD test shall be used to measure the residual chlorine.
(b) Domestic wastes and gray water may be discharged as long as no floating solids are observable.
(c) Desalinisation unit wastes shall be discharged.
(d) Deck drainage and wash water may be discharged as long as no visible sheen is observable. Oily and clean drainage or wash water shall be segregated; clean water shall be discharged to the sea and oily water shall be treated as provided in B.1 above.
(e) Trash shall not be discharged offshore. Trash shall be transported to an appropriate land-based disposal facility.
Other Wastes. BMS reserves the right to test the Waste streams and, in the event BMS notifies EDNLP that the Waste streams do not comply with Schedule 5, EDNLP shall promptly take all appropriate action to bring the Waste streams into compliance with Schedule 5. In addition, BMS may assess EDNLP a surcharge to cover the actual costs of all special handling and extra treatment incurred by BMS for Waste that fails to meet established specifications. In no case shall BMS be required to accept Waste that will cause BMS to exceed limits imposed by permits. With BMS's prior approval, which shall not unreasonably be withheld, EDNLP may construct and locate additional lines for transportation of the Waste, provided that all such Waste, other than Sanitary Sewage, is processed and directed above ground. BMS shall invoice EDNLP for such use of the Waste Treatment Facilities on a Net Distributed Cost basis and such costs shall be included in the Variable Cost Component.
Other Wastes. EDNC shall provide at its sole cost and expense Nitric Acid process sewers, collection sump(s) and pH neutralization for Routine Process Wastes and Stormwater. Bayer reserves the right to test the Waste streams and, in the event Bayer notifies EDNC that the Waste streams do not comply with Schedule 6, EDNC shall promptly take all appropriate action to bring the Waste streams into compliance with Schedule 6. In addition, Bayer may assess EDNC a surcharge to cover the actual costs of all special handling and extra treatment incurred by Bayer for waste that fails to meet established specifications. In no case shall Bayer be required to accept Waste that will cause Bayer to exceed limits imposed by permits. With Bayer's prior approval, which shall not unreasonably be withheld, EDNC may construct and locate additional lines for transportation of its Waste, provided that all such Waste, other than Sanitary Sewage, is processed and directed above ground. Bayer shall invoice EDNC for such use of the Waste Treatment Facilities on a Net Distributed Cost basis.
Other Wastes. If any of the waste generated by the Work includes waste solvents, sealants, coating materials, or any liquid hazardous waste, they shall be collected in Contractor-provided 55-gallon drums and transported by the Contractor to a CPS Energy-designated facility for disposal at Contractor’s cost. Each drum shall be as full as practical and shall not contain a mixture of different types of waste. For example, a drum of sealant-contaminated waste shall contain only sealant-contaminated waste, and shall not contain coating materials in the same drum. Prior to delivery of the waste to a CPS Energy-designated location, Contractor shall keep the drummed waste material in a secure location and shall ensure that only the waste generated by the Work is delivered to the CPS Energy-designated facility. By use of labeling, Contractor shall advise the CPS Energy Representative of the type of waste that is in each drum. Prior to commencement of the Work, Contractor shall supply to the CPS Energy Field Representative a copy of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for every material that is to be used on-site in connection with the Work and that has had an MSDS issued for it. The MSDS will help CPS Energy properly characterize any waste that results from the use of that material, and will save time in arriving at the necessary characterization.