Residue Disposal. Residue from the Processing of Source Separated Recyclable Materials Collected under this Agreement at the Approved Recycling Facility, which cannot be marketed, shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or its Subcontractor, at a mutually agreed upon Disposal facility. Residue delivered to the Disposal facility shall not include any Excluded Waste.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the Processing of Source Separated Recyclable Materials 402 Collected under this Agreement at Contractor’s Approved Recyclable Materials Processing 403 facility, which cannot be marketed, shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or the Processing 404 Facility Subcontractor at a mutually agreed upon disposal facility. Residue delivered to 405 the disposal facility shall not include any Excluded Waste.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the Processing of Source Separated Organic Materials Collected under this Agreement at Contractor’s Approved Organic Materials Processing Facility, which cannot be marketed, shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or the Processing Facility operator. Residue delivered for Disposal shall not include any Excluded Waste.
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Residue Disposal. Contractor shall be responsible for Disposal of Residue from Processing activities at its own expense and may select the Disposal Facility(ies) to be used for such purpose.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the processing of Recyclables collected under this Agreement at the Recycling Center, which cannot be marketed, shall be disposed of by Franchisee at the Designated Disposal Site.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the Recyclable Materials Collected under this Agreement which 265 cannot be marketed shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or the Processing Facility Subcontractor, 266 at the Approved Disposal Facility. Residue delivered to the Approved Disposal Facility shall not 267 include any Excluded Waste. 268 4.3 ORGANIC MATERIALS 269 Contractor shall provide Organic Materials Collections services as described in Exhibit B. 270 Contractor shall Transport all Organic Materials Collected under this Agreement to the Approved 271 Organic Materials Processing Facility. Contractor shall pay all tipping fees and other costs associated 272 with Transporting and Processing Organic Materials. 273 Contractor shall observe and comply with all regulations in effect at the Approved Organic Materials 274 Processing Facility and cooperate with and take direction from the operator thereof with respect to 275 delivery of Organic Materials. Contractor shall actively work with the Approved Organic Materials 276 Processing Facility operator throughout the Term of this Agreement to minimize contamination of the 277 Organic Materials Collected under this Agreement and delivered to the Processing Facility. 278 4.4 CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS (C&D) 279 Contractor shall offer Source Separated and Mixed C&D Collection services as described in Exhibit B. 280 C&D Collection service shall be a temporary service, provided only at sites where construction, 281 alteration, remodeling, repair, or demolition operations are being performed. C&D Collection services 282 shall be provided to any Customer upon request. 283 Contractor shall Transport all C&D Collected under this Agreement to the Approved C&D Processing 284 Facility. Contractor shall pay all tipping fees and other costs associated with Transporting and Processing 285 C&D. 286 Contractor shall observe and comply with all regulations in effect at the Approved C&D Processing 287 Facility and cooperate with and take direction from the operator thereof with respect to delivery of 288 C&D.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the Processing of Source Separated Recyclable Materials 362 Collected under this Agreement at Contractor’s Approved Recyclable Materials Processing 363 Facility, which cannot be marketed, shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or the Processing Facility 364 Subcontractor, at one or more Disposal Facilities selected by Contractor or such Processing 365 Facility. Residue delivered for Disposal shall not include any Excluded Waste. 366 4.2 ORGANIC MATERIALS 367 A. Collection. Contractor shall provide Organic Materials Collection services as described in Exhibit 368 B. County is currently subject to a high-elevation waiver from CalRecycle from the residential 369 food-waste collection requirements of SB 1383. Contractor agrees to work with the County 370 annually to evaluate implementation of residential food-waste programs, which may include cost 371 analysis and pilot programs.
Residue Disposal. (a) Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Section 4.3, SPSA shall make available to Contractor the SPSA Landfill for disposal of Residue generated at the Facilities. Contractor shall be solely responsible for all costs and expenses of the handling and loading onto hauling vehicles, transporting and disposal of Residue.
(b) In the event the road conditions at the SPSA Landfill prevent the free, unassisted access of Contractor or its haulers from delivering and disposing their loads of Residue at the SPSA Landfill and such road conditions materially adversely delay the delivery of Residue by Contractor (or its Subcontractors) at the SPSA Landfill, Contractor may request SPSA to accept deliveries of Residue at times other than the Landfill Receiving Time by providing reasonable advance Notice to SPSA’s Authorized Representative. SPSA shall use reasonable efforts to accommodate Contractor’s request, so long as SPSA is able to accommodate such request in accordance with Applicable Law, including the Permit, and based on SPSA’s operational and staffing availability.
(c) Contractor may request (an “Extended Landfill Hours Request”) that SPSA extend the Landfill Receiving Time to allow for deliveries of Residue by or on behalf of Contractor at the SPSA Landfill on (i) Saturdays, from 12:00 noon (local time) to 4:00 p.m. (local time) or (ii) on Legal Holidays, from 8:00 a.m. (local time) to 12:00 noon (local time). Such Extended Landfill Hours Request shall be for a four (4) hour period. Contractor shall provide an Extended Landfill Hours Request to SPSA’s Authorized Representative, specifying the particular Day(s) and time(s) requested, not less than two (2) Days prior to the Day in which Contractor requests such extended hours. If SPSA is able to accommodate Contractor’s Extended Landfill Hours Request, which shall be in SPSA’s sole discretion, Contractor shall pay to SPSA an amount equal to Eight Hundred Eighty Dollars ($880.00), as adjusted by the Adjustment Factor, for such four (4) hour period in which the SPSA Landfill is open pursuant to an Extended Landfill Hours Request. Contractor shall make such payment to SPSA in accordance with Section 6.3.2.
Residue Disposal. Residue from the Processing of Source Separated Recyclable Materials Collected 607 under this Agreement at Contractor’s Approved Recyclable Materials Processing Facility, which 608 cannot be marketed, shall be Disposed of by Contractor, or the Processing Facility Subcontractor. 609 Residue delivered for Disposal shall not include any Excluded Waste. 610 4.3 Organic Materials 611 A. Collection. Contractor shall provide Organic Materials Collection services as described in Exhibit B. 612 B. Transfer. {Note to Proposers: If a Transfer station will be used to consolidate Residential or 613 Commercial Organic Materials for Transport to the Designated Organic Materials Processing Facility, 614 the following paragraph will be used. If no Transfer services will be required, the paragraph will be 615 deleted.} Contractor plans to Transport Organic Materials to the Approved Transfer Facility where 616 the materials will be unloaded from Collection vehicles and loaded into large-capacity vehicles and 617 Transported to the Designated Organic Materials Processing Facility. Contractor shall keep all 618 existing permits and approvals necessary for use of the Approved Transfer Facility in full regulatory 619 compliance. 620 C. Processing. {Note to proposers: Proposers shall submit a proposal for a three-Container system 621 (base proposal) and a four-Container system (required alternative proposal). Organic Materials 622 Processing proposers may propose one or both of two (2) Organic Material Processing options: 623 (1) Organic Materials Processing Facility(ies) to Process Source Separated Food Waste and Yard 624 Trimmings separately (Collected in a four-Container system); and, (2) Organic Materials Processing 625 Facility to Process commingled Food Waste and Yard Trimmings (Collected in a three-Container 626 system). While some areas highlight the differences between a three- and four-Container system, 627 the draft Agreement is structured for a three-Container system, and additional customization will 628 be necessary if a four-Container system is selected. The Agreement will be modified to match the 629 proposed Container system based on the City’s selection.}
