RESIDUALS QUALITY & QUALITY STANDARD Sample Clauses

RESIDUALS QUALITY & QUALITY STANDARD. 3.1. Quality Standard. Customer warrants that the Residuals identified in this Agreement and supplied to the Contractor are not classified as hazardous waste under United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and/or any other applicable laws & regulations, including but not limited to, state laws and regulations. The Residuals shall meet the requirements of applicable law, regulation and permits for the uses contemplated in this Agreement. Customer will provide Residuals that are not frozen and are free of any trash, hazardous waste or other debris. The Residuals in the form of Dewatered Biosolids will have no free liquid, be free from excessive malodors, have a minimum total solids concentration of greater than twenty percent (20%) and less than thirty percent (30%), and pass a paint filter test. Together, the above provisions of this Section 3.1 constitute the “Quality Standard.” All materials generated at the Plant that fail to meet this Quality Standard shall be called “Non- Conforming Waste”. Contractor has the right to refuse any Non-Conforming Waste in its sole discretion. Customer shall use reasonable business efforts to generate and provide to Contractor Residuals that meet the Quality Standard. Contractor shall have the right of first refusal to transport, process, recycle and/or dispose of Non-Conforming Waste. Customer shall provide Contractor with a Safety Data Sheet referencing the Residuals.
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