Commercial Container Sharing (Optional 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 Source Separated Recyclable Materials or 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.3 – Multi-Family and Commercial One-Container System (Unsegregated Single-Container System) (▇▇▇▇ Containers) Guidance: Exhibit B.3 describes the implementation of a one-Container Collection system in which Multi-Family and Commercial Customers are provided one Container (▇▇▇▇ Container) for the commingled Collection of Mixed Waste. In addition to the Collection system described below, Jurisdictions may also incorporate an uncontainerized system for the Collection of Yard Trimmings. Uncontainerized systems are described in Exhibit A.4 and may be utilized under a three-, two-, or one-Container system. 1. Mixed Waste Collection (▇▇▇▇ Container Collection) Contractor shall Collect Mixed Waste placed in Contractor-provided ▇▇▇▇ Containers not less than one (1) time per week from Multi-Family and Commercial Customers, and shall Transport all Mixed Waste to the Approved/Designated High Diversion Organic Waste Processing Facility for Processing. Contractor shall provide service at the frequency requested by Customers, up to the maximum service frequency. For Low-Population Areas, Contractor may Transport the Mixed Waste to an Approved/Designated Disposal Facility. Guidance: A Jurisdiction that qualifies for a low-population waiver may, but is not required to, have Contractor Transport Mixed Waste to a High Diversion Organic Waste Processing Facility. If Jurisdiction does not choose to use the High Diversion Organic Waste Processing Facility, Contractor shall Transport Mixed Waste to an Approved/Designated Disposal Facility. If a Jurisdiction has a waiver for one or more Low-Population Areas, Jurisdictions may choose to separately describe the SSGCOW or Mixed Waste Collection services to be provi...
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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 SSGCOW or 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.2 – Multi-Family and Commercial Two-Container System (Blue and ▇▇▇▇ Containers) Guidance: Two versions of Exhibit B.2 are provided with different two-Container systems. This second scenario is to be used for a two-Container system in which one Container (Blue Container) is designated for the Collection of Source Separated Recyclable Materials and the second Container (▇▇▇▇ Container) is designated for the Collection of Mixed Waste. In addition to the Collection system described below, Jurisdictions may also incorporate an uncontainerized system for the Collection of Yard Trimmings. Uncontainerized systems are described in Exhibit A.4 and may be utilized under three-, two-, or one-Container systems.
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