RRM Diversion Standard Sample Clauses

RRM Diversion Standard. The Residential Recyclable 29 Materials diversion standard for each Service District will be measured as the tons of 30 Recyclable Materials, and approved Non-Program Materials collected through the 31 provision of SFD Recycling Collection Services and SFD Used Oil Collection Services 32 and attributable to that Service District that are Recycled, Processed, and Sold divided 33 by the sum of the tons of Residential Solid Waste collected by the CITY’s SFD Solid 1 Waste Contractor for the same Service District and the Recyclable Materials collected 2 from the same Service District in the calendar year: RRM Diversion Standard = Tons of Recyclable Materials Recycled, Processed and Sold Tons RSW collected + Tons Recyclable Materials collected
Sample 1
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RRM Diversion Standard. The Residential Recyclable Materials 18 diversion standard for each Service District will be measured as the tons of Recyclable 19 Materials attributable to that Service District that are Recycled, Processed, and Sold 20 divided by the sum of the tons of Residential Solid Waste collected by the CITY’s SFD 21 Solid Waste Contractor for the same Service District and the Recyclable Materials 22 collected from the same Service District in the calendar year: RRM Diversion Standard = Tons of Recyclable Materials Recycled, Processed and Sold Tons RSW collected + Tons Recyclable Materials collected
Sample 1

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