Community Clean-up Events Sample Clauses

The 'Community Clean-up Events' clause establishes the framework for organizing and conducting group activities focused on cleaning and maintaining shared public spaces. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of participants, scheduling procedures, and any necessary permissions or safety requirements for the event. By clearly defining expectations and logistics, the clause ensures that community clean-up efforts are coordinated efficiently and safely, fostering community engagement and environmental stewardship.
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Community Clean-up Events. Contractor shall provide one (1) annual clean up in each of the five supervisorial districts at locations agreed upon with the County to allow residential customers to drop off acceptable materials. Contractor shall also distribute one voucher to each residential customer (subscriber) once per year to allow them to bring acceptable materials to one of the permitted transfer stations located in the County. Contractor shall not be obligated to provide or honor vouchers to residents who are not current customers in good standing with the Contractor. Vouchers shall be non- transferable and only one voucher per household/address will be honored. Voucher holders will be required to provide proof of residency and account number when redeeming vouchers to ensure appropriate use. Acceptable materials which shall be determined by the Contractor, after consultation with the County, may include one or more of the following: e-waste, bulky waste, universal waste and recyclables not to exceed one (1) cubic yard of total material per customer.
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Community Clean-up Events. Contractor shall provide for up to five community sponsored clean-up events (i.e. ▇▇▇▇ Creek Clean-Up) per calendar year at no charge to the City. The Contractor shall work with the City's representative or designee to develop an event schedule and other logistics. Contractor shall not unreasonably withhold these services. The City shall designate a point of contact for each event who will be responsible for coordinating efforts with Contractor including scheduling, location of Bins/containers, collection date, frequency, number and type of temporary portable toilets (standard and/or ADA as requested), estimated quantity of materials (Solid Waste, Recyclables and Compostable Materials) and other event logistics. The Contractor shall also provide street sweeping immediately after each event as needed, or upon request from City. This service is to be provided with no additional compensation to the Contractor. The "no additional compensation" provision of the services, as described above, is predicated on the City applying for and receiving approval from, the County for a waivers of tipping fees for Disposal of collected material. In the event the County does not waive the tip fee or other Disposal fees, the City may choose to pay for the Disposal fee, consider a Rate adjustment pursuant to Section 7.4, or negotiate with the Contractor for a reduced number of event(s) such that the net present value of this service inures to the City.
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Community Clean-up Events. Each year beginning on July 1, 2023 and each July 1 thereafter, Franchisee shall provide at no cost to the City two community clean-up events for residents of the City at a time and place as the Parties may reasonably agree. Each event shall be for a period of four (4) hours. City shall provide staff and/or volunteers to manage entry and exit of residents from the events. Residents may bring a single load of up to two (2) cubic yards total of Solid Waste or E-Waste per event using their personal vehicle. Franchisee shall also provide document shredding services at each event. Residents may bring up to one (1) banker’s box of Printing and Writing Paper per event for shredding. Accounts shall provide proof of residency and any other documents, information, or identification reasonably requested by Franchisee and provide such documentation to City staff prior to entry to an event. 37. Section 5.8.2 is hereby replaced in its entirety to read as follows:
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Community Clean-up Events. Contractor understands that County supports and approves a certain number of community waste clean-up events throughout Sonoma County. Contractor agrees to waive up to $20,000 (escalated by 3% per year) of Gate Fees annually for these County sponsored events, provided that the County Concession Fee and Waste Management Agency Fee are both waived as to such clean-up event tonnage. County shall provide Contractor with 5 days prior written notice of any County sponsored community waste clean-up event and shall continue to be the coordinator with various community groups for these events.
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Community Clean-up Events. GreenWaste shall provide, in addition to regularly scheduled service, two (2) clean-up events each calendar year strategically located in the unincorporated areas of the County, pursuant to guidelines established by GreenWaste and approved by the County for the disposal of Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials by Residential Premises and Multi-Family Premises. The date for each event shall be proposed by GreenWaste and approved by the County. At the request of the County, GreenWaste shall coordinate cleanup events with the JPA. Some debris boxes to be provided may include, but, not be limited to an E- waste Bin, Solid Waste Bin, Recyclable Materials Bin, and Gently Used bin (if there is a participating outlet).GreenWaste shall provide one (1) Yard Waste specific community event in Mineral, California.
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Community Clean-up Events. Services to be provided by CONTRACTOR for the 204 scheduled collection, transportation and processing or disposal of SFD and MFD Large Item 205 material. NOTE: Subject to change dependent on Town Council direction.
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