Reuse and Cleanup Program Fees Sample Clauses

Reuse and Cleanup Program Fees. As described in Section 5.1.H, the CCCSWA provides a Curbside Reuse and Cleanup program for Collection of Recyclable Materials and Reusable Items. CCCSWA incurs expenses related to this program. As long as the program remains in effect, these expenses shall be determined and a “reuse fee” set annually by the CCCSWA as part of the calculation of Maximum Rates. Contractor may be required to separately identify the reuse fee on bills as determined and directed by the CCCSWA. The amount of the monthly reuse fee shall be set by the CCCSWA and Contractor shall pay such amount to the CCCSWA each month. Contractor shall continue to pay the same amount of money to CCCSWA each month until the reuse fee changes.
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