Waste Delivery Plan Sample Clauses

Waste Delivery Plan. (a) The Contractor must prepare an annual Waste Delivery Plan detailing the quantities of Committed Waste that must, and Optional Waste that will if it is generated, be delivered each month in accordance with this Clause 9.2. (b) For the first Financial Year, the Waste Delivery Plan must be updated by the Contractor and provided to the Principal for its approval no less than one month prior to commissioning of the RRF. The Committed Waste and Optional Waste contained in Annexure 10 for the first Financial Year are calculated for 12 months and must be pro-rated to reflect the number of months that are actually in the first Financial Year. Once approved, the Waste Delivery Plan applies for the first Financial Year. If the Principal and the Contractor are unable to agree on the updated Waste Delivery Plan, the Waste Delivery Plan set out in Annexure 8 will apply with the tonnages of Committed Waste and forecast Optional Waste not being less than the amount set out for the relevant Financial Year in Annexure 10, subject to pro-rating the Committed Waste and the forecast Optional Waste. (c) The Waste Delivery Plan for each subsequent Financial Year during the Term must be proposed by the Contractor for approval by the Principal no less than one month prior to the commencement of each relevant Financial Year during the Term (or part Financial Year in respect of the last Financial Year of the Term). Once approved, the Waste Delivery Plan applies for the relevant Financial Year. If the Principal and the Contractor are unable to agree on the new Waste Delivery Plan, the Waste Delivery Plan for the previous Financial Year applies to the next Financial Year, subject to the tonnages of Committed Waste and forecast Optional Waste for that Financial Year not being less than the applicable amount set out for that year in Annexure 10. (d) The aggregate tonnage for each of Committed Waste and Optional Waste for a Financial Year must not be altered in the relevant annual Waste Delivery Plan without the Principal’s prior consent. (e) The Contractor may request, and the Principal may approve (acting reasonably), changes to the Waste Delivery Plan during a Financial Year in the event of an Unavailability of the RRF, to achieve delivery of the annual target of Committed Waste set out in Annexure 10 for the relevant Financial Year.
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