Commercial Container Sharing Sample Clauses

Commercial Container Sharing. (Optional) In special circumstances for Customers with significant space limitations and upon approval by the Jurisdiction and the Contractor, the Contractor shall permit Commercial Customers to share Mixed Waste service with other geographically proximate Commercial Customers. Such shared service shall be performed, and billed, as if it were being provided to a single Customer, with the exception that the Contractor shall require all Customers sharing a single service account to identify a “Primary Responsible Party” which will serve as the singular point of contact for communication and billing from the Contractor and the Jurisdiction, along with a list of all addresses with which the Primary Responsible Party will share service. Exhibit B.4 – Supplemental Multi-Family Programs Guidance: The provisions in this Section are provided as example programs that are not required by SB 1383 Regulations. The following programs are optional and a Jurisdiction may choose not to include these programs in their franchise agreement. Note, if the Jurisdiction chooses to implement a Christmas Tree Collection program, SB 1383 Regulatory requirements will be triggered as the Christmas Tree Collection program entails the Collection and Processing of SSGCOW. 1. Bulky Item/Reusable Items Collection Guidance: With regard to Collection of Organic Wastes through a Bulky Item/Reusable Items Collection program, Jurisdictions must comply with the Organic Waste requirements of the SB 1383 Regulations. Three options are presented here. Option 1: Allow separate set out of Yard Trimmings and SSBCOW by Customers and have Contractor separately Collect and Process these Organic Wastes. Option 2: Allow set out of Yard Trimmings and SSBCOW with other materials and have Contractor Collect all materials together for Processing at an Approved/Designated High Diversion Organic Waste Processing Facility for Processing. Option 3: Exclude Collection of all Organic Waste from the Bulky Item Collection program. Example provisions are provided below to address these options. Jurisdiction should also note that they may choose to specify that this service is not required in the Low-Population Areas. For Option 1, Separate Collection of Organic Waste: Contractor shall Collect Bulky Items from Multi-Family Customers, excluding Customers in the Low-Population Areas (optional), upon request. Contractor shall Collect Bulky Items, Reusable Items, Yard Trimmings, Paper Products, and other Organic Wastes (ame...
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Commercial Container Sharing. In special circumstances, for Customers with significant space limitations and upon approval by the City Franchise Contract Administrator, the City shall permit Commercial Customers to share Discarded Materials service with other geographically proximate Commercial Customers. Such shared service shall be performed, and billed, as if it were being provided to a single Customer, with the exception that Contractor shall require all Customers sharing a single service account to identify a “Primary Responsible Party” that will serve as the singular point of contact for communication and billing from Contractor and the City, along with a list of all addresses with which the Primary Responsible Party will share service.
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