Common use of Periodic Route Audits Clause in Contracts

Periodic Route Audits. Contractor shall conduct a route audit of any route from 1390 which two (2) or more loads are found to exceed the applicable maximum 1391 Contamination Levels set forth in Section 6.02 Table 1 during any thirty (30) day 1392 period, as well as any other route whose loads consistently exceed the maximum 1393 Contamination Levels. 1394 When a route is identified as requiring a route audit, Contractor will provide a route 1395 auditor to precede the Collection vehicle and physically examine the contents of each 1396 Container or Cart prior to emptying. The route auditor shall affix non-collection 1397 notices to at least ninety percent (90%) of all Containers that contain Contamination 1398 in excess of applicable maximum Contamination Levels. 1399 Contractor shall submit a monthly route audit report within five (5) Business Days 1400 after the end of each route audit that has been conducted during the previous month. 1401 The report shall describe in detail Contractor’s conduct of the audit, as well as the 1402 public education and outreach activities that it employed to encourage and facilitate 1403 changes in Customer behavior that will reduce Customers discarding Contamination 1404 in Containers designated for Recyclable Materials or Organic Materials. 1405 The audit of a route shall continue for a period of four (4) consecutive weeks after the 1406 route has been identified as requiring an audit under the first paragraph of this Section 1407 6.03.B. 1408 6.04 PROCESSING OF OTHER MATERIALS‌ 1409 Upon request by Agency, and with the prior approval of SBWMA, the Contractor shall be 1410 responsible for, or shall arrange for, processing, Recycling, and/or reuse of Bulky Items, 1411 Major Appliances, and Specialty Recyclable or Reusable Materials (excluding 1412 Construction and Demolition Debris) Collected pursuant to this Agreement. If Agency 1413 determines a need for processing of other materials, changes can be made as described 1414 in Section 15.12. 1415 1416

Periodic Route Audits. Contractor shall conduct a route audit of any route from 1390 which two (2) or more loads are found based on testing pursuant to Section 6.02.C to exceed the applicable maximum 1391 Contamination contamination levelsContamination Levels set forth in Section 6.02 Table 1 during any thirty (30) day 1392 period, as well as any other 1686 1687 route whose loads consistently exceed the maximum 1393 Contamination contamination levelsContamination Levels. 1394 1688 When a route is identified as requiring a route audit, Contractor will provide a route 1395 1689 auditor to precede the Collection vehicle and physically examine the contents of 1690 each 1396 Container or Cart prior to emptying. The route auditor shall affix non-non- 1691 collection 1397 notices to at least ninety percent (90%) of all Containers that contain 1692 1693 Contamination 1398 in excess of applicable maximum Contamination contamination levelsContamination Levels. 1399 1694 1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700 1701 1702 1703 Contractor shall submit a monthly route audit report within five (5) Business Days 1400 after the end of each route audit that has been conducted during the previous month. 1401 The report shall describe in detail Contractor’s conduct of the audit, as well as the 1402 public education and outreach activities that it employed to encourage and facilitate 1403 changes in Customer behavior that will reduce Customers discarding Contamination 1404 in Containers designated for Recyclable Materials or Organic Materials. 1405 The audit of a route shall continue for a period of four (4) consecutive weeks after the 1406 route has been identified as requiring an audit under the first paragraph of this Section 1407 6.03.B. 1408 1704 6.04 PROCESSING OF OTHER MATERIALS‌ 1409 MATERIALS 1705 1706 1707 1708 1709 1710 Upon request by Agency, and with the prior approval of SBWMA, the Contractor shall be 1410 responsible for, or shall arrange for, processing, Recycling, and/or reuse of Bulky Items, 1411 Major Appliances, and Specialty Recyclable or Reusable Materials (excluding 1412 Construction and Demolition Debris) Collected pursuant to this Agreement. If Agency 1413 determines a need for processing of other materials, changes can be made as described 1414 in Section Sections 11.06 and 15.12. 1415 1416Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 43 of 111134 City of Menlo ParkModel Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies 1711 1712

Periodic Route Audits. Contractor shall conduct a route audit of any route from 1390 1398 which two (2) or more loads are found to exceed the applicable maximum 1391 1399 Contamination Levels set forth in Section 6.02 Table 1 during any thirty (30) day 1392 1400 period, as well as any other route whose loads consistently exceed the maximum 1393 1401 Contamination Levels. 1394 1402 When a route is identified as requiring a route audit, Contractor will provide a route 1395 1403 auditor to precede the Collection vehicle and physically examine the contents of each 1396 1404 Container or Cart prior to emptying. The route auditor shall affix non-collection 1397 1405 notices to at least ninety percent (90%) of all Containers that contain Contamination 1398 1406 in excess of applicable maximum Contamination Levels. 1399 1407 Contractor shall submit a monthly route audit report within five (5) Business Days 1400 1408 after the end of each route audit that has been conducted during the previous month. 1401 1409 The report shall describe in detail Contractor’s conduct of the audit, as well as the 1402 1410 public education and outreach activities that it employed to encourage and facilitate 1403 1411 changes in Customer behavior that will reduce Customers discarding Contamination 1404 1412 in Containers designated for Recyclable Materials or Organic Materials. 1405 1413 The audit of a route shall continue for a period of four (4) consecutive weeks after the 1406 1414 route has been identified as requiring an audit under the first paragraph of this Section 1407 1415 6.03.B. 1408 1416 6.04 PROCESSING OF OTHER MATERIALS‌ 1409 MATERIALS 1417 Upon request by Agency, and with the prior approval of SBWMA, the Contractor shall be 1410 1418 responsible for, or shall arrange for, processing, Recycling, and/or reuse of Bulky Items, 1411 1419 Major Appliances, and Specialty Recyclable or Reusable Materials (excluding 1412 1420 Construction and Demolition Debris) Collected pursuant to this Agreement. If Agency 1413 1421 determines a need for processing of other materials, changes can be made as described 1414 1422 in Section 15.12. 1415 14161423 ARTICLE 7

Periodic Route Audits. Contractor shall conduct a route audit of any route from 1390 1393 which two (2) or more loads are found to exceed the applicable maximum 1391 1394 Contamination Levels set forth in Section 6.02 Table 1 during any thirty (30) day 1392 1395 period, as well as any other route whose loads consistently exceed the maximum 1393 1396 Contamination Levels. 1394 1397 When a route is identified as requiring a route audit, Contractor will provide a route 1395 1398 auditor to precede the Collection vehicle and physically examine the contents of each 1396 1399 Container or Cart prior to emptying. The route auditor shall affix non-collection 1397 1400 notices to at least ninety percent (90%) of all Containers that contain Contamination 1398 1401 in excess of applicable maximum Contamination Levels. 1399 1402 Contractor shall submit a monthly route audit report within five (5) Business Days 1400 1403 after the end of each route audit that has been conducted during the previous month. 1401 1404 The report shall describe in detail Contractor’s conduct of the audit, as well as the 1402 1405 public education and outreach activities that it employed to encourage and facilitate 1403 1406 changes in Customer behavior that will reduce Customers discarding Contamination 1404 1407 in Containers designated for Recyclable Materials or Organic Materials. 1405 1408 The audit of a route shall continue for a period of four (4) consecutive weeks after the 1406 1409 route has been identified as requiring an audit under the first paragraph of this Section 1407 1410 6.03.B. 1408 1411 6.04 PROCESSING OF OTHER MATERIALS‌ 1409 1412 Upon request by Agency, and with the prior approval of SBWMA, the Contractor shall be 1410 1413 responsible for, or shall arrange for, processing, Recycling, and/or reuse of Bulky Items, 1411 1414 Major Appliances, and Specialty Recyclable or Reusable Materials (excluding 1412 1415 Construction and Demolition Debris) Collected pursuant to this Agreement. If Agency 1413 1416 determines a need for processing of other materials, changes can be made as described 1414 1417 in Section Sections 11.06 and 15.12. 1415 1416Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 36 of 120 Model Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies 1418 ARTICLE 7‌