Collection and Disposal Sample Clauses
The 'Collection and Disposal' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for gathering and properly disposing of materials, waste, or debris generated during a project or service. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for collecting waste, the standards or methods to be used for disposal, and any compliance requirements with local regulations or environmental laws. This clause ensures that waste management is handled efficiently and lawfully, minimizing environmental impact and clarifying accountability between the parties involved.
Collection and Disposal. Pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, Collector shall furnish all labor, material, and equipment necessary to:
(1) Collect and dispose of Solid Waste from Commercial Premises within the City, where Collector has made service arrangements or executed an agreement with a Commercial Customer for the collection and disposal of such Solid Waste;
(2) Collect and recycle the Recyclables generated at Commercial Premises in which a Commercial Customer has requested such service; and
(3) Provide Customers with regular education regarding the programs and services offered by Collector.
Collection and Disposal. 2.1 All Sanitary Waste collected will be covered by a Waste Transfer Note/Consignment Note in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1991. All Notes must be signed by the Participating Authority’s representative before waste is removed from the premises.
2.2 A Consignment Note system is to be used where applicable for each collection and the Participating Authority must be left a copy of said consignment note. A copy of this consignment note should also accompany the associated monthly invoice. After delivery of each load the operator of the waste treatment facility shall issue to the Supplier a receipt recording the time, date and disposal method/point of the load and the weight of the individual containers. A copy of the previous month’s receipts shall be forwarded together with the monthly invoices to the Participating Authority’s representative, ideally in electronic format. This must also detail the weight, amount, and type of containers serviced.
2.3 Supplier will ensure that exact quantities of Sanitary waste can be reported to each individual Participating Authority on a monthly basis in line with the Estates Return Information Collection (▇▇▇▇) reporting schedules for the NHS. Suppliers will be required to provide a proposed mechanism or evidence of such reporting systems.
Collection and Disposal. 1.1 Arrange for the collection of the agreed number of Containers from thelocations set out on page 2 of this Agreement and shall dispose of thecontents in accordance with its duties.
1.2 The provision of the Service may be varied by The Council during bank holidays, other holidays, during emergency or to meet other operational requirements including inclement weather or in other circumstances outside the control of TheCouncil. Where possibleThe Council will endeavour to provide electronic notification to The Customerin advance. Any such variation will be without liability to The Council however The Council will endeavour to make arrangements for any uncollected Container(s) to be collected. The Customeragrees to cooperate with The Council in its attempts to make alternative arrangements for the collection of theCommercial Waste/Container. The Customer shall not be liable to pay for the missed collection. However, the alternative orsubsequent collection of the uncollected Commercial Waste/Container will be charged to The Customer.
1.3 Any collections The Council have failed to complete of Commercial Waste/Containers must be reported to The Council within 48 hours of the agreed collection date, Monday to Friday.
1.4 If The Council fails in the collection of the Waste agreedabove, it shall use its best endeavours to collect the Waste as soon as possible thereafter. In the event the Waste is not collected, the provisions of Clause A 7.4 shall apply.
Collection and Disposal. 9.1 All Sharps Waste collected will be covered by a Waste Transfer Note/Consignment Note/Hazardous Waste Consignment Note in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1991 and Hazardous Waste Regulations. All Notes must be signed by the Participating Authority’s representative before waste is removed from the premises.
9.2 A Consignment Note system is to be used where applicable for each collection and the Participating Authority must be left a copy of said consignment note. A copy of this consignment note should also accompany the associated monthly invoice. After delivery of each load the operator of the waste treatment facility shall issue to the Supplier a receipt recording the time, date and disposal method/point of the load and the weight of the individual containers. A copy of the previous month’s receipts shall be forwarded together with the monthly invoices to the Participating Authority’s representative, ideally in electronic format. This must also detail the weight, amount, and type of containers serviced.
9.3 Supplier will ensure that exact quantities of Sharps waste can be reported to each individual Participating Authority on a monthly basis in line with the Estates Return Information Collection (▇▇▇▇) reporting schedules for the NHS. Suppliers will be required to provide a proposed mechanism or evidence of such reporting systems.
Collection and Disposal. This Addendum to Contract for Service - Curbside Garbage and Trash Collection and Disposal within the Corporate Limits for the Town of Bristol, IN. is made and entered into as of February 3, 2025, by and between ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Waste-Away Service, Inc. ("▇▇▇▇▇▇") and the Town of Bristol ("Town").
Collection and Disposal a. Contractor shall provide “single stream” collection of recycling materials, which means that recyclable materials shall be collected in packer type vehicle and that Contractor shall not be required to engage in curbside sorting, except as specifically provided herein.
b. Contractor shall recycle all recyclable materials collected under this program and not otherwise dispose of such recyclable materials except with advance knowledge and written agreement of Village.
c. Contractor shall process and ship recycled materials to such domestic and/or foreign markets as it deems appropriate at its sole discretion and in its sole determination. Village encourages Contractor to maximize the use of local markets to the greatest extent possible.
d. Materials that are eligible for recycling are as follows: Refer to Attachment D (attached).
Collection and Disposal. Except as provided in the Bid, the Contractor shall haul all rubbish and garbage to a dumping site which is satisfactory to and approved by the governing Solid Waste Disposal Board and shall there dispose of said garbage and waste. The location of the proposed dumping site or sites shall be stated in each proposal. If a reduced cost becomes available by the use of an alternate dumping site, then the proposal shall state the reduced cost to the City which can be achieved by the use of such alternate
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