Sanitation and Trash Receptacles Sample Clauses

Sanitation and Trash Receptacles. TBF shall provide portable toilets and trash receptacles on the Leased Property and at all camping areas, parking areas, and the seating areas. TBF shall determine the appropriate number and location of such toilet facilities which will be adequate to serve the anticipated number of persons in attendance at the Leased Property; provided that, a minimum of one (1) portable toilet shall be provided for every fifty (50) persons scheduled or planned for overnight stay and/or parking within XxXxxx Xxxxxxx Park and Xxxx Park. The Town shall determine the minimum number of portable and onsite toilets that TBF shall provide in XxXxxx Xxxxxxx Park by dividing the number of camping passes sold by fifty (50). TBF shall provide the appropriate number of portable toilets for Xxxx Park based on camping tickets sold. TBF shall contract for trash collection and removal services to be conducted throughout the duration of the Event (“Sanitation Services Contract”) and such services shall be provided by a licensed Colorado professional trash collection and disposal service or company. TBF shall provide the Town with a copy of the Sanitation Services Contract no later than 5:00 p.m. on May 31, 2017. TBF shall locate all portable toilet facilities in consultation with and as directed by the Director of Parks and Recreation and in accordance with the Camping and Parking Plan. All toilet and trash receptacles shall be in place no later than 5:00 p.m. on August 14, 2017 for XxXxxx Xxxxxxx Park and 5:00 p.m. August 13, 2017 for Xxxx Park. TBF or its contractor shall remove all waste material generated by the Event attendees in toilets and waste receptacles and deposit such materials in accordance with all local and state laws. TBF shall remove all toilet and waste receptacles from the Leased Property by 5:00 p.m. on August 21, 2017.
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Sanitation and Trash Receptacles. PB shall provide portable toilets and trash receptacles on the Leased Property and at all camping areas, parking areas, and the seating areas. PB shall determine the appropriate number and location of such toilet facilities which will be adequate to serve the anticipated number of persons in attendance at the Leased Property; provided that, a minimum of one (1) portable toilet shall be provided for every fifty (50) persons scheduled or planned for overnight stay and/or parking within XxXxxx Xxxxxxx Park. The Town shall determine the minimum number of portable and onsite toilets that PB shall provide in XxXxxx Xxxxxxx Park by dividing the number of camping passes allowed by fifty (50). PB shall contract for trash collection and removal services to be conducted throughout the duration of the Event (“Sanitation Services Contract”) and such services shall be provided by a licensed Colorado professional trash collection and disposal service or company. PB shall provide the Town with a copy of the Sanitation Services Contract no later than 5:00
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Sanitation and Trash Receptacles. FDGD shall provide portable toilets and trash, recycling, and composting receptacles on the Leased Property, parking areas, and the seating areas. FDGD shall determine the appropriate number and location of such toilet facilities that will be adequate to serve the anticipated number of persons in attendance at the Leased Property; provided that, a minimum of one (1) portable toilet shall be provided for every one hundred (100) persons scheduled or planned for attendance at the event. FDGD shall contract for trash collection and removal services to be conducted throughout the duration of the Event and such service shall be provided by a licensed Colorado professional trash collection and disposal service or company. All portable toilet facilities shall be placed by FDGD in accordance with the Event Locations and Parking Plan. • A copy of a sanitation service contract shall be provided to the Town and all toilet and trash receptacles shall be in place no later than 5:00 p.m. on March 7th, 2019. FDGD or its contractor shall remove all waste material generated by the Event attendees in toilets and waste receptacles and deposit such materials in accordance with all local and state laws. • All toilet and waste receptacles shall be removed from the Leased Property by 5:00 p.m. on March 11th, 2019 .
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