Recycling Service Sample Clauses

Recycling Service. RSW Recycling (“RSW”) shall provide a program of curbside recycling for all residential customers where recycling materials are source separated by the customer. RSW shall provide residential curbside recycling as a part of providing the same recycling services in the City of Reno and the County of Washoe. The recyclable materials that are to be removed from the solid waste stream shall be the same as the recyclable materials removed under the program for the City of Reno and Washoe CountyFranchisee will operate a Curbside Recycling program as described in Section 5.03 above. Franchisee-provided containers designated for Curbside Recyclable Materials shall be used only for storage, placement and collection of Recyclable Materials, and no other materials of any kind may be placed in such containers. City and Franchisee may agree in writing to change the list of Recyclable Materials. Franchisee may refuse to collect materials placed in the Recyclable Materials container which do not conform to the specifications set forth in Exhibit B, and may charge recycling contamination fees or other charges for improperly separated, mixed or placed materials, including without limitation charging the Rate applicable to Solid Waste for collection of any materials placed for collection which contain more than 10% non-Recyclable Materials. No such charge shall be imposed until the third instance after customer has been notified by the placement of a tag (Exhibit C) on their recycling container that they are improperly using the recycling container. After five (5) offenses in a 12 month period of improper use of the recycling container, the container may be removed by Franchisee. RSW shall be required to make the curbside recycling program described herein available to every residential customer within City regardless of whether the service is used or not. The Franchisee reserves the right during the term of this franchise to change the method of recycling to a Single Stream procedure after consultation with the City so that the most efficient, cost effective method of gathering the most recyclables is utilized. In the event RSW should implement a Single Stream recycling program in the City, along with the same program in the City of Reno and Washoe County, RSW intends to make substantial improvements to and utilize the Xxxx Street recycling facility, located in the City of Sparks, as the regional recycling center. In this event, the parties may negotiate in good faith the ...
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Recycling Service. Employees of the City of Burnsville shall perform the basic services of the recycling program (the “Program”) for itself and for the Cities of Eagan, Apple Valley, and Lakeville. The basic services include but are not limited to:
Recycling Service a) The Contractor shall provide for the collection of Recyclables without limit as to quantity as described below: 1. Metal and Bi-Metal Items: Steel or tins cans, aluminum containers, empty paint and aerosol cans. 2. Glass Items: food and beverage containers - brown, green, blue, and clear glass. 3. Paper Items: Magazines and catalogs, newsprint and all paper inserts, chipboard and corrugated cardboard, mixed paper (including junk mail, envelopes, phone books, office/notebook, computer, white and colored paper without metal fasteners, brown paper bags), aseptic containers and juice cartons 4. Plastics Containers: Any plastic container stamped with #1 through #5 and #7. b) The Contractor shall collect and dispose of Recyclables which are free from food and beverage residue set out for collection on the same day as Residential Refuse Materials collection. c) The Contractor shall retain all revenues from the sale of collected materials. d) For any resident requesting replacement of a Container there will be a fee of $35 per Container, payable to the Contractor by the Village.
Recycling Service. Tenant shall be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for recycling collection service for both the Library and the School, without contribution from Landlord.
Recycling Service. Franchisee will operate a Curbside Recycling program as described in Section 5.03 above. Franchisee-provided containers designated for Curbside Recyclable Materials shall be used only for storage, placement and collection of Recyclable Materials, and no other materials of any kind may be placed in such containers. City and Franchisee may agree in writing to change the list of Recyclable Materials. Franchisee may refuse to collect materials placed in the Recyclable Materials container which do not conform to the specifications set forth in Exhibit B, and may charge recycling contamination fees or other charges for improperly separated, mixed or placed materials, including without limitation charging the Rate applicable to Solid Waste for collection of any materials placed for collection which contain more than 10% non-Recyclable Materials. No such charge shall be imposed until the third instance after customer has been notified by the placement of a tag (Exhibit C) on their recycling container that they are improperly using the recycling container. After five (5) offenses in a 12 month period of improper use of the recycling container, the container may be removed by Franchisee.

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