Solid Waste Disposal; Recycling Sample Clauses

Solid Waste Disposal; Recycling. Solid waste generated from Pacific Dining's operations under this Agreement will be removed by the District's solid waste disposal contractor without cost to Pacific Dining, except as expressly otherwise provided herein. The District will provide a maximum of 9 cubic yards of refuse disposal capacity for Pacific Dining's use only in connection with Pacific Dining' s operations under this Agreement; the costs of additional trash bins to be used for disposal of any materials or substances which are hazardous or toxic, or which by law, rule, or regulation are not permitted to be disposed in a class III landfill. The District will provide trash bins to be placed at various locations in the LPC Cafeteria. During the days/hours of Pacific Dining food/beverage service in the LPC Cafeteria, Pacific Dining personnel are responsible for emptying trash bins as necessary to maintain a sanitary, neat, clean, and orderly condition in the LPC Cafeteria. The District and LPC require re-cycling bins in and about the LPC Cafeteria and will provide the same to be removed on a regular basis. Costs of the recycling bins and the removal of materials for recycling will be borne by the District; revenue generated by recycled materials is the sole property of the District. Notwithstanding the District's providing of recycle bins and removal of the same, during the days/hours of Pacific Dining food/beverage service in the LPC Cafeteria, Pacific Dining personnel shall monitor the recycling bins to maintain the same in a neat, orderly, and sanitary manner. If necessary, during Pacific Dining operations in the LPC Cafeteria, Pacific Dining personnel will empty recycling bins.
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