Vehicle Turnaround. Contractor will be required to maintain operating efficiency within the transfer station, MRF and Public Recycling Center to ensure customers and other vehicles are able to dump materials quickly and in accordance with the Vehicle Turnaround Guarantee as described in Article 5.14.
Vehicle Turnaround. The District will make best efforts to allow unloading of CCCSWA Franchised Hauler’s vehicles and vehicle turnaround to exit the Facility within an average of thirty (30) minutes or less of arriving at the Facility absent vehicle breakdown, driver negligence, lack of cooperation, or driver parking to use restrooms, telephone or other driver or truck-related issues, and provided that the truck arrives at the Facility within a reasonable timeframe if previously agreed to by both Parties.
Vehicle Turnaround. Contractor acknowledges that it is in County’s interest that County customers can efficiently and quickly enter and leave the transfer station. For example, the more quickly commercial haulers can deliver transferable waste, the lower their labor and fuel costs, which might reduce cost of waste management for County’s residents and businesses. Therefore, Contractor will comply with the Vehicle Turnaround Standard.
Vehicle Turnaround. CMSA will use Reasonable Best Efforts to allow MSS’ vehicles to enter, position their vehicles for dumping, dump their load of Food Waste (including Facility clean up), turnaround and exit the Facility within an average of sixty (60) minutes or less after arriving at the Facility absent vehicle breakdown, driver negligence, lack of cooperation on the part of the driver, or driver parking to use restrooms, telephone or other driver or truck‐ related issues, and provided that the truck arrives at the Facility during Facility Receiving Hours.
Vehicle Turnaround. The District will make best efforts to allow unloading of CCCSWA Collector’s vehicles and vehicle turnaround to exit the Facility within an average of thirty
