Weighing of Acceptable Waste Sample Clauses

Weighing of Acceptable Waste. A. Each vehicle delivering Acceptable Waste shall have a vehicle identification number permanently indicated and conspicuously displayed on the exterior of the vehicle, which is readily visible by the weigh scale operators. Peoria shall provide a certified tare weight for each such identified vehicle. All incoming Acceptable Waste shall be weighed and recorded. From time to time, the Parties may require revalidation of the tare weight of any vehicle or re-weighing of unloaded trucks. Peoria, at no extra cost, shall have the right to monitor the weighing of all vehicles delivering Acceptable Waste to the Facility. B. Glendale shall maintain the weighing devices at the Facility for the purpose of providing its services hereunder. Glendale shall test and recalibrate the scales at least once each quarter, or more often if necessary or if required by the Arizona Department of Weights and Measures. Calibration records shall be available for inspection by Peoria. C. In the event the scales become temporarily inoperable due to testing or malfunction, Glendale shall estimate the weight of Acceptable Waste delivered to the Facility on the basis of truck volume and historical data obtained through operation of the Facility. These estimates shall serve as official records for the duration of the scale outage. Glendale shall use its best efforts to ensure that no such period of inoperability exists for more than five consecutive days, and in the aggregate not more than 15 days in any 6 month period. D. To expedite turnaround time at Facility, Peoria will use the automated, unattended scale system (commonly referred to as the Radio Frequency or RF Scale). Glendale will provide Peoria with a summary of all transactions on a monthly basis as specified in Section 3.1. Information on specific transactions or a daily report will be generated upon request.
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