Suitability of Truck Fleet Sample Clauses

Suitability of Truck Fleet. In number and size, the trucks used by the Township Contracted Hauler for the performance of the Agreement shall at all times be sufficient to service all of the residential collection points within Xxxxxxxxx Township. Such trucks shall: (i) be maintained and in a reasonably good condition; (ii) be kept well maintained and thoroughly cleansed; (iii) be enclosed to ensure no loss of waste from the vehicles and to prevent leakage during collection and transportation; and (iv) not be left unattended on any private or public properties except in an emergency situation or as approved by the Township. Open trucks or trucks covered with tarps are not permitted. The name of the Township Contracted Hauler and its telephone number shall appear on both sides of each truck in letters of legible size, as well as on placards indicating that the truck is hauling solid waste and recyclables. Xxxxxxxxx Township reserves the right to inspect and approve the vehicles.
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