Tipping Fees Sample Clauses

Tipping Fees. The contractor shall establish an account at a disposal location (e.g. landfill, mulch, or recycling facility), negotiate a rate for the disposal of the material (e.g. tipping fees), and process/pay disposal invoices. The County shall approve the disposal rate prior to finalization. The contractor shall invoice the County for payment of disposal invoices. Contractor takes notice that tipping fees ARE NOT included in the load and haul rate.

Tipping Fees. Subject to the provisions of this Agreement and in consideration of the Concessionaire accepting the Concession and undertaking to perform and discharge its obligations in accordance with the terms, conditions and covenants set forth in this Agreement, NNR agrees and undertakes to pay to Concessionaire, the Tipping Fee quoted by the Concessionaire in Appendix 16 to the RFP Document and as part of its Financial Proposaland in accordance with Schedule 2 Payment by NNR to Concessionaire shall be :

Tipping Fees. (a) The Operator shall not charge a tipping fee to any 5-County Region waste hauler or occasional individual 5-County Region resident that exceeds the maximum rates for a given calendar year established by this Agreement for each type of waste. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent or preclude the Operator from negotiating alternate tipping fees with any waste hauler provided such fees do not exceed the maximum rates under this Agreement. All rates shall, however, include the following fees: (i) Act 101 host municipality fee plus any additional fee negotiated by the host municipality; (ii) other Act 101 mandated fees; (iii) any Growing Greener or other state fees, and; (iv) any negotiated 5-County Region fees. (b) The 5-County Region shall not be responsible for the direct payment of tipping fees to the Operator under the Agreement. All tipping fees shall be paid directly by the waste haulers that deliver the waste to the Operator’s Facility. The Operator shall be responsible for the billing and collection of all tipping fees. (c) Unless the 5-County Region and the Operator mutually agree to an alternate date, all annual rate adjustments shall become effective on January 1st of each year of the Agreement.

Tipping Fees. The parties acknowledge that the Regional Solid Waste Authority charges a tipping fee at the Xxxxxxx- Xxxxxxx-Galax Regional Sanitary Landfill, based on tonnage discharged by the CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACTOR shall be solely responsible for the payment of all tipping fees assessed by the Regional Landfill.

Tipping Fees. The Contractor is responsible for the payment of all tipping fees for the disposal of any debris generated under this contract. Proposer shall structure their bid prices accordingly.

Tipping Fees. All Tipping Fees paid by the Contractor will be reimbursed at cost to the Contractor by the Municipality upon submittal of receipts in the billing period as stated as set out in Sections 5.2.3 and 5.2.4 above These fees should not be reflected in the unit price(s) of this contract.

Tipping Fees. (a) The Operator shall not charge a tipping fee to any Northampton County waste hauler or occasional individual Northampton County resident that exceeds the maximum rates for a given calendar year established by this Agreement for each type of waste. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent the Operator from negotiating alternate tipping fees with any waste hauler provided such fees do not exceed the maximum rates under this Agreement. All rates shall, however, include the following fees: (i) Act 101 host municipality fee plus any additional fee negotiated by the host municipality; (ii) other Act 101 mandated fees; (iii) any Growing Greener or other state fees, and; (iv) any negotiated Northampton County fees. (b) Northampton County shall not be responsible for the direct payment of tipping fees to the Operator under the Agreement. All tipping fees shall be paid directly by the waste haulers that deliver the waste to the Operator’s Facility. The Operator shall be responsible for the billing and collection of all tipping fees. (c) Unless Northampton County and the Operator mutually agree to an alternate date, all annual rate adjustments shall become effective on January 1st of each year of the Agreement.

Tipping Fees. 9.2.2.3.1.1 If during the performance Term of this Agreement, the Tipping Fee at a Solid Waste disposal or Recyclable Materials processing Facility changes, the Franchisee’s Collection rates for residential and commercial customers shall be adjusted accordingly only if the Board of Supervisors approved the Facility’s Tipping Fee adjustment after a thorough review and report by the County Auditor-Controller. The Board of Supervisors intends to make a reasonable effort to adjust Franchisee’s collection rates at the same time as the Facility Tipping Fee. In the event that there is a delay greater than 90 days between approval of the Tipping Fee increase and the corresponding collection rate adjustment such that Franchisee cannot contemporaneously pass along to the ratepayer the costs of the Tipping Fee increase, Franchisee may, if Franchisee so requests and the request is submitted within a reasonable time of the Tipping Fee increase, subsequently xxxx the ratepayers pro rata for the amount of the uncollected Tipping Fee caused solely by the delay. 9.2.2.3.1.2 Prior to consideration of any Facility Tipping Fee as a Pass-Through Cost associated with processing/disposal of Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials, Franchisee shall provide County with a copy of the processing/disposal Facility’s request for an increase in Tipping Fees no later than five (5) days following submittal of Franchisee’s Pass-Through Cost rate request to County.

Tipping Fees. Contractor shall pay tipping fees for disposal of all the MSW collected under this Contract.

Tipping Fees. From and after April 1, 1991, MUNICIPALITY shall pay COMPANY a Tipping Fee calculated and adjusted as provided on Schedule C attached hereto. The Tipping Fee payable to COMPANY shall be calculated by multiplying the Tipping Fee in effect during the period of deliveries of Acceptable Waste, by the number of tons of Acceptable Waste that MUNICIPALITY caused to be delivered to Facility or caused to be delivered to another waste facility at the direction of COMPANY, which tonnage is based on weight records referred to in Article IV hereof, as tallied and formulated into invoices on a monthly basis and submitted to MUNICIPALITY by COMPANY.