PAYMENTS FOR GARBAGE CARTS AND RECYCLING Sample Clauses

PAYMENTS FOR GARBAGE CARTS AND RECYCLING. CARTS The City and the Customers are not required to pay the Contractor for purchasing, assembling, delivering, repairing, replacing, or otherwise providing any of the Garbage Carts, Recycling Bins, or Recycling Carts that the Contractor provides to the City or Customers pursuant to this Agreement, except as explicitly provided in Sections 27.1.4 and 27.4, above. Pursuant to Section 27.1.4, the Contractor shall purchase, assemble, deliver, and provide certain carts and bins for Residential Customers, without charge, but Customers also may purchase additional carts and bins. If a Residential Customer wishes to purchase an additional Garbage Cart or Recycling Cart, the Contractor’s fee for purchasing and assembling the cart for that Customer shall be Fifty Dollars ($50.00). The Contractor’s fee for purchasing and providing two (2) Recycling Bins pursuant to Section 27.1.4 shall not exceed Twenty-Five Dollars ($25). The Contractor also may charge an additional fee for delivery services if the Customer requests the Contractor to deliver the Garbage Cart, Recycling Cart, or Recycling Bins to the Customer’s Residential Property. The delivery fee shall be Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) per delivery (i.e., not per cart). If a Customer purchases a Garbage Cart, Recycling Cart, or Recycling Bin from the Contractor, Contractor shall provide the Customer’s name and address or parcel number to the Administrator within five (5) Operating Days after the purchase.
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PAYMENTS FOR GARBAGE CARTS AND RECYCLING. CARTS The Contractor may charge a reasonable fee to a Customer that wishes to purchase an additional Recycling Cart or Garbage Cart (e.g., because the Customer generates more Solid Waste than the Customer can store in the Garbage Cart that previously was provided to the Customer). The Contractor’s fee for purchasing and assembling a Garbage Cart or Recycling Cart for the Customer shall not exceed Sixty Dollars ($60.00). The Contractor may charge an additional fee if the Customer requests the Contractor to deliver the Garbage Cart or Recycling Cart to the Customer’s Premises, but the delivery fee shall not exceed Forty Dollars ($40.00). The Contractor also may charge fees for exchanging carts pursuant to Section 27.4, above. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for billing and collecting the fees for selling and delivering Garbage Carts and Recycling Carts pursuant to this Section 39.7. The Contractor shall not charge or collect any separate fee for purchasing, assembling, or delivering additional Garbage Carts or Recycling Carts to any Customer, except for the fees authorized in this Section 39.7 and the fees authorized in Section 27.4 for exchanging carts.
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