Diversion Programs Sample Clauses

Diversion Programs. A. Source Separated Recyclable Material and Organic Material: FRANCHISEE is required to divert from landfilling Source Separated Recyclable Material and Organic Material collected and removed by it within the unincorporated County, in accordance with SCC chapter 6.20. Failure to meet the diversion requirement will subject FRANCHISEE to the Recycling Shortfall Penalty provided in SCC section 6.20.777. FRANCHISEE shall not landfill Source Separated Recyclable Material and Organic Material without notifying the COUNTY as described in section 32 of this Agreement.
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Diversion Programs. A. Source Separated Recyclable Material and Organic Material: FRANCHISEE is required to divert from landfilling source separated recyclable material and organic material collected and removed by it within CITY region, in accordance with chapter 13.24 of the City Code. Failure to meet the diversion requirement will subject FRANCHISEE to the Recycling Shortfall Penalty provided for in CITY Code section 13.24.760, or as otherwise amended. FRANCHISEE shall not landfill source separated recyclable material and organic material without notifying CITY as described in CITY Code section 13.24.480, or as otherwise amended. B. Construction and Demolition Debris: When FRANCHISEE provides commercial solid waste collection services for a project subject to Construction and Demolition (“C&D”) Debris in chapter 8.124 of the City Code, FRANCHISEE shall assist their generators in complying with the C&D Debris requirements set forth in the City Code. Diversion credit from mixed construction and demolition debris for compliance with mandates will only be recognized if FRANCHISEE delivers mixed C&D debris to a C&D Sorting Facility certified by the County of Sacramento.
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Diversion Programs. The Parties agree to explore ways to establish and harmonize diversion programs in the following areas: (a) Moving their programs for packaging and printed paper (e.g. blue box) towards increased producer responsibility; (b) Ontario will seek to establish diversion programs to complement existing programs in Québec; (c) Québec will seek to establish diversion programs to complement existing programs in Ontario including batteries, mercury lamps and other municipal hazardous or special waste, including electronic products such as televisions, computers, printers, phones, cameras and audio-visual equipment; and (d) Ontario and Québec will work together to identify and establish new programs in other sectors.
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Diversion Programs. The nature, reliability, and innovation of proposed diversion programs and potential of such programs to divert solid waste from landfill disposal and meet the diversion requirements set forth by all California State Laws..
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Diversion Programs. The nature, reliability, and innovation of proposed diversion programs and potential of such programs to divert solid waste from landfill disposal and meet the diversion requirements of Article 6.7 of the Franchise Agreement.
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Diversion Programs. Forty percent of Contractor’s total daily payment shall be withheld for failure to comply with operating procedures for all diversion programs as specified in this Agreement for each day of violation.
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  • Pilot Programs The Employer may develop voluntary pilot programs to test the acceptability of various risk management programs. Incentives for participation in such programs may include limited short-term improvements to the benefits outlined in this Article. Implementation of such pilot programs is subject to the review and approval of the Joint Labor-Management Committee on Health Plans.