City Option to Direct Solid Waste for Processing Sample Clauses

City Option to Direct Solid Waste for Processing. 1148 Contractor shall within sixty (60) days of a written request, provide for Processing of City-designated 1149 Solid Waste at the Approved Solid Waste Processing Facility. Solid Waste Processing shall meet the 1150 provisions of this Section 4.8. City shall provide Disposal Contractor with notice of such request as 1151 provided in the City’s Disposal agreement. Contractor shall coordinate with Disposal Contractor as 1152 necessary regarding City-designation of Solid Waste for Processing. City may designate for Processing 1153 some or all of Solid Waste Collected from Carts, Bins, Debris Boxes and/or Compactors, however Solid 1154 Waste Collected from a given route shall be designated either for Disposal or for Processing, but not 1155 both. 1156 Contractor has reserved up to 7,200 tons of processing capacity for the City at a rate of one hundred 1157 fifteen dollars per ton ($115/ton). Prior to implementation of such service, City and Contractor shall 1158 consider an adjustment to Contractor’s compensation to reflect the reduction in on-route time required 1159 of Contractor, the tipping fee for Solid Waste Processing, the reduced tipping fees for Disposal, and the 1160 cost to deliver Processing Residue from the Approved Solid Waste Processing Facility to the Designated 1161 Disposal Facility. 1162 Contractor may not commence or cease Processing of Solid Waste without prior City direction or 1163 approval. City may within sixty (60) days written notice require cessation of some or all of approved 1164 Solid Waste Processing, with a commensurate adjustment to the then-current Maximum Rates to reflect 1165 net costs for Transport and Disposal of Solid Waste, as applicable. City reserves the right to require 1166 modified reporting requirements if necessary to understand the impact of such Processing on Disposal 1167 and Diversion.
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