Common use of Shared Cart or Bin service Clause in Contracts

Shared Cart or Bin service. Contractor shall provide commercial customers one (1) or more carts or bins to use for targeted recyclable materials collection that are shared by the occupants of two (2) or more commercial premises. In order to minimize the impact or occurrence of illegal dumping and theft of recyclable materials, Contractor will provide to customer at no additional cost, “keyed-alike” locks for enclosures used to store containers or locks for containers and ensure the enclosures or containers are locked after providing collection service upon customer’s request. Only Contractor, County, and the participating customers will be provided with a key to the enclosures and access to the containers. If the carts or bins are left "outside" in a designated area, each container may be locked (keyed alike), and only Contractor staff, County staff, and the participating customers will be provided with a key to access the containers. At least once each Calendar Year, Contractor’s route supervisor will visit each of the participating commercial customers with shared containers, respond to any questions or concerns, and check the areas for contamination, litter, or damage.

Shared Cart or Bin service. Contractor shall provide commercial customers qualified generators one (1) or more carts or bins to use for targeted recyclable materials collection that are shared by the occupants of two (2) or more commercial premises. In order to minimize the impact or occurrence of illegal dumping and theft of recyclable materials, Contractor will provide to customer at no additional cost, “keyed-alike” locks for a fee shown on Attachment D for enclosures used to store containers or locks for containers and ensure the enclosures or containers are locked after providing collection service upon customer’s request. Only Contractor, County, Contractor and the participating customers will be provided with a key to the enclosures and access to the containers. If the carts or bins are left "outside" in a designated area, each container may be locked (keyed alike), and only Contractor staff, County staff, staff and the participating customers will be provided with a key to access the containers. At least once each Calendar Year, Contractor’s route supervisor will visit each of the participating commercial customers qualified generators with shared containers, respond to any questions or concerns, and check the areas for contamination, litter, or damage.