Common use of Waste Storage Depots Clause in Contracts

Waste Storage Depots. 4.1 Based on the technical plan section of the Operations Plan, the Concessionaire shall identify Waste Storage Depots for modifications to meet requirements laid out in this schedule. 4.2 The Concessionaire is required to identify through the technical plan section of the Operations Plan, the number and specific location of the Waste Storage Depots (based on the existing list and location) that the Concessionaire plans to utilize for the Project. No new locations for Waste Storage Depots would be available to the Concessionaire. 4.3 Any change in the numbers and location of Waste Storage Depots during the Operations Period will require prior written permission from MCD. 4.4 In case MCD requires any change in the location of Waste Storage Depots during the Operations Period, the Concessionaire would be required to provide for the same. The additional cost to the Concessionaire, related to construction of new Waste Storage Depots would be borne by MCD after the additional cost for the construction of the new Waste Storage Depot/s has been verified by the Independent Consultant. 4.5 The civil structures (commonly known as Dhalaos) of the Waste Storage Depots planned to be utilized should be reconstructed/modified/renovated so that there are “no visible cracks”, “no broken walls”, and have “proper security mechanisms” to impede unauthorized access to the MSW. 4.6 The Waste Storage Depots should be so designed to allow for the segregated storage of MSW in two independent sections to store MSW as specified in Clause 3.3 of this schedule. 4.7 The Waste Storage Depots should so designed so as to be 4.7.1 Aesthetic, 4.7.2 Covered and with adequate natural light & ventilation 4.7.3 Allow for convenient and safe dropping of waste by generators of MSW. 4.7.4 Allow for easy cleaning & disinfections operations. 4.7.5 Not allow stray cattle, other animals and birds to have access to the waste 4.7.6 To allow for easy monitoring by Independent Consultant / MCD officials. 4.8 The Waste Storage Depots and storage facilities should be designed so that the MSW is not put on the floor and enables mechanical lifting. 4.9 The Waste Storage Depots should be designed to allow for easy identification of segregated compartments as specified in section 3.3 of this schedule, or have independent bins for dropping segregated waste by generators of MSW/ workers involved in waste handling. 4.10 The segregated sections should be coded and marked as specified in the MSW Rules. 4.11 In case sorting of MSW is undertaken at the Waste Storage Depots, adequate arrangements including sorting table (for mechanized or manual use) and implements used for sorting such as magnets, sieves etc should be made available to the workers. 4.12 The Concessionaire can utilize the earmarked outer portion of the faces of walls of the Waste Storage Depots for advertising. However, before advertising the Concessionaire would separately take prior permission of the MCD with respect of its size, design, color, contents etc. 4.13 The capacity of Waste Storage Depots should be such that it ensures optimal utilization of the existing space available. The maximum height allowed for construction however is 14 ft. max volume, outer dimensions. 4.14 The Concessionaire can utilize the upper 70% of the total outer surface of each face of wall of the Waste Storage Depot for advertisement. 15% of the adjoining surface of each face shall be reserved for a social message to be given by MCD which shall be constructed and maintained by the Concessionaire. 4.15 There should be proper lighting arrangement in the Waste Storage Depot. For this, no generator set will be used. The electric connection from the competent authority and payment of all the dues shall exclusively be the responsibility of the Concessionaire.