Septage and Hauled Wastes Sample Clauses

Septage and Hauled Wastes. The City currently accepts approximately 2.0 million gallons of septage per year and 20 million gallons of landfill leachate per year from the Grand Central Sanitation landfill (referred to collectively as hauled wastes) at the WWTP from City-licensed haulers. The City currently restricts the volume of wastewater received from the landfill to 185,000 gallons per day and a maximum of 3 days per week due to concerns related to the color of the wastewater. The Concessionaire will continue to accept hauled wastes from the currently licensed haulers. The Concessionaire may not accept new haulers nor allow the volume of hauled wastes accepted at the WWTP to be increased over that established by City Ordinance 941 Section 3.4 titled Hauled Wastewater. No waste of a different type or nature than that being accepted at the time of closing will be permitted. The Concessionaire will be responsible for monitoring the hauled wastes received to identify and reject any loads that might contain compounds that would be toxic or inhibitory to the WWTP processes, impact sludge end use options, or cause pass-through of a toxic or inhibitory substance to the receiving stream. The Concessionaire will be responsible for recording the volume of wastes delivered by each waste hauler and invoicing septage waste haulers in accordance with the City’s current billing protocols until such time as billing procedures are changed. The Concessionaire shall negotiate directly with Grand Central Sanitation with respect to terms for hours of operation, truckers’ responsibilities at the WWTP, leachate acceptance criteria, leachate constituents and concentration, payment, rates, and delivery of leachate from that facility. The Concessionaire shall report the volumes of wastes received to the City as part of the annual report.
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Septage and Hauled Wastes. ‌ The City currently accepts approximately 2.0 million gallons of septage and 20 million gallons of landfill leachate from the Grand Central Sanitation landfill (referred to collectively as hauled wastes) per year at the WWTP from licensed haulers. The Concessionaire will continue to accept hauled wastes from the currently licensed haulers. The Concessionaire may not accept new haulers nor allow the volume of wastes accepted at the WWTP to be increased over that established by City Ordinance 941 Section 3.4 titled Hauled Wastewater. No waste of a different type or nature than that being accepted at the time of closing will be permitted. The Concessionaire will be responsible for monitoring the hauled wastes received to identify and reject any loads that might contain compounds that would be toxic or inhibitory to the WWTP processes, or would impact sludge end use options, or cause pass-through of a toxic or inhibitory substance to the receiving stream. The Concessionaire will be responsible for recording the volume of wastes delivered by each waste hauler, and invoicing said hauler accordingly in accordance with the City’s current billing protocols. The Concessionaire will report the volumes of wastes received to the City on a quarterly basis.
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