Diversion Requirements Sample Clauses

Diversion Requirements. The selected contractor will provide a level of diversion that ensures the City will be in full compliance with its State Diversion obligations, as defined as of the Effective Date by AB 939, AB 341, AB 1826 and related state laws and regulations.

Diversion Requirements. ‌ 1084 The City’s intent is for Contractor to improve the performance of its programs over time in order to 1085 meet the following Diversion requirements, subject to the penalties specified in Section 9.8.J. Contractor 1086 shall:

Diversion Requirements. 1173 CONTRACTOR shall perform services under this Agreement in a manner which supports the 1174 DISTRICT’s Zero Waste Policy goals, and at all times complies with and supports the Alameda 1175 County Mandatory Recycling Ordinance. This includes, but is not limited to, providing services, 1176 education, and outreach to Customers and in the community which promote source reduction, 1177 reuse, Recycling, Composting, and other methods to reduce landfill Disposal. CONTRACTOR’s 1178 management and Customer service personnel (e.g. General Manager, Finance Officer, CSRs, 1179 etc.) are expected, during each and every one of their interactions with Customers, to promote 1180 the DISTRICT’s “Zero Waste” principals, and, when appropriate, to suggest opportunities for 1181 Customers to increase the relative level of Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials service 1182 received compared to the level of Garbage service received through downsizing the Garbage 1183 subscription level, and to reduce the overall level of Solid Waste (including Recyclable Materials 1184 and Organic Materials) discarded. CONTRACTOR’s operations personnel are expected, when 1185 approached by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, to do the same. CONTRACTOR shall use its best efforts to achieve 1186 the following minimum Diversion and overall generation reduction targets: 1187 1188 2014 Actual 14,913 8,101 6,860 8,485 23,446 65.4% 1.57 2015 Actual 14,993 8,094 6,942 8,554 23,590 65.0% 1.54 2016 Actual 14,973 7,687 6,252 8,630 22,569 65.9% 1.51 2020 Target 67.8% 1.48 2021 Target 70.2% 1.48 2022 Target 72.6% 1.49 2023 Target 75.2% 1.49 2024 Target 77.9% 1.50 2025 Target 80.7% 1.50 2026 Target 83.5% 1.50 2027 Target 86.5% 1.51 1189 1190 1191 1194 Figure 5.12.C 1195 Commercial, District, School, Drop Box (excl. C&D) Zero Waste Targets 1192 1196 1197 1198 1199

Diversion Requirements. Company shall achieve a diversion rate for City as a result of its operations hereunder such that the diversion requirements established by the State of California and CalRecycle are at all times met. City shall evaluate Company's diversion performance at the end of each year. Should the City's diversion not meet the requirement for its entire waste stream, including self-hauled material disposed of directly by residents or businesses in the City, and should City determine, in its sole discretion, that Company has not maximized diversion as contemplated under this Agreement, the Company shall undertake reasonable efforts at its cost to implement programs and provide equipment necessary in order for the City to meet the diversion goal as soon as possible. In addition, if CalRecycle determines that the City must improve or increase its diversion, Company shall undertake efforts at its cost to implement programs and provide equipment necessary in order for the City to meet the new diversion goals, as soon as possible, and in all cases within any time frames required by CalRecycle. If diversion rate requirements, as established by the State of California and CalRecycle, are not achieved, company is liable for penalties as established by Section 11.3 (Liquidated Damages).

Diversion Requirements. ‌ 1429 Contractor shall maintain at least fifty percent (50%) Diversion of all materials Collected by Contractor in 1430 the County (including only materials Collected by Contractor under this Agreement, and excluding 1431 Commercial Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials, and C&D Collected by other County-approved 1432 service providers in accordance with Section 1.2). The Diversion percentage shall be calculated as total 1433 Tons Diverted divided by total Tons Collected. Total Tons Diverted does not include Processing Residue 1434 that is Disposed. 1435 Contractor shall also use commercially reasonable efforts to Divert at least eighty-five percent (85%) of 1436 Recyclable Materials Collected in the County by Contractor and seventy percent (70%) of 1437 Commercial/MFD Organic Materials Collected in the County by Contractor (excluding Source Separated 1438 wood and Yard Trimmings Collected in Drop Boxes.) Disposed Processing Residue must not exceed fifteen 1439 percent (15%) for Recyclable Materials or thirty percent (30%) for Commercial/MFD Organic Materials, 1440 calculated on an annual average. 1441 ARTICLE 6.‌ 1442 RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING 1443 6.1‌ RECORD KEEPING 1444 1445 Contractor shall maintain Customer contact data, Customer service, accounting, statistical, operational, programmatic, and other records, and associated documentation, related to its performance as shall be 1446 necessary to provide detailed and accurate reports under this Agreement, and to demonstrate compliance 1447 with this Agreement and Applicable Law. Unless otherwise required in this Article, Contractor shall retain 1448 all records and data required to be maintained by this Agreement for the Term of this Agreement plus five 1449 (5) years after its expiration or earlier termination. Records and data shall be in chronological and 1450 organized form that is readily and easily interpreted to facilitate the flexible use of data to structure 1451 reports. Contractor’s records shall be stored in one central location, physical or electronic, that can be 1452 readily accessed by Contractor. Upon request, any such records shall be retrieved in a timely manner, not 1453 to exceed five (5) Working Days of a request by the County Contract Manager, and made available to the 1454 County Contract Manager; including any record or documentation that County, in their sole discretion, 1455 may deem necessary, for the County to fulfill obligations under Applicable Law including, but not l...

Diversion Requirements. ‌ a. FRANCHISEE shall be required to divert from disposal a minimum of thirty percent (30%) of all material Collected by FRANCHISEE in each quarter of the calendar year, beginning January 1, 2025. b. FRANCHISEE will also assist the CITY in reaching CalRecycle’s seventy- five percent (75%) goal to the extent FRANCHISEE can do so without incurring additional expense or interfering with FRANCHISEE’s ability to perform its other obligations under this Agreement.

Diversion Requirements. Contractor shall perform services under this Agreement in a manner which supports the City’s environmental goals. This includes, but is not limited to, providing services, education, and outreach to Customers and in the community which promote source reduction, reuse, Recycling, Composting, and other methods to reduce landfill Disposal. Contractor is expected, during each and every one of its interactions with Customers, to suggest opportunities for Customers to reduce their Solid Waste subscription levels and increase the level of Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials service received. Contractor shall maintain at least fifty percent (50%) Diversion of all materials Collected in the City (including both materials Collected by Contractor under this Agreement, and Commercial Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials, and C&D Collected by other City-approved service providers in accordance with Section 1.2). The Diversion percentage shall be calculated as total Tons Diverted divided by total Tons Collected. Total Tons Diverted does not include Processing Residue that is Disposed. {Note to Proposers: The fifty percent (50%) Diversion requirement is for the Base Proposals only. The final Diversion requirement will be determined following selection of the final service package. The City anticipates that the final Diversion requirements will reflect some degree or measure of year-over-year improvement in Diversion each year of the Term.} Contractor shall also Divert at least eighty-five percent (85%) of Recyclable Materials Collected in the City by Contractor and seventy percent (70%) of Commercial/MFD Organic Materials Collected in the City by Contractor (excluding Source Separated wood and Yard Trimmings Collected in Drop Boxes.) Disposed Processing Residue must not exceed fifteen percent (15%) for Recyclable Materials or thirty percent (30%) for Commercial/MFD Organic Materials, calculated on an annual average.

Diversion Requirements. Contractor shall provide all services in compliance with AB 939, AB 341, AB 1826, and SB 1383, as applicable to such service. Contractor shall demonstrate good faith in collaborating with the City to assist the State of California in meeting a 75% reduction of organics waste landfill disposal by 2025, in accordance with SB 1383.

Diversion Requirements. 1972 A. General. Contractor shall perform services under this Agreement in a manner that supports the 1973 City’s environmental and zero waste plan goals. This includes, but is not limited to, providing 1974 services, education, and outreach to Customers and in the community that promote source 1975 reduction, reuse, Recycling, Composting, and other methods to reduce landfill Disposal. Contractor 1976 is expected, during each and every one of its interactions with Customers, to suggest opportunities 1977 for Customers to reduce their Solid Waste subscription levels and increase the level of Recyclable 1978 Materials and Organic Materials service received. 1979 Contractor shall maintain at least fifty percent (50%) Diversion of all materials Collected in the City 1980 (including both materials Collected by Contractor under this Agreement, and Commercial 1981 Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials, and other materials Collected in accordance with Section 1982 1.2). Additionally, Contractor shall Divert from landfilling the State-mandated Construction and 1983 Demolition Diversion percentage of all Construction and Demolition Debris loads Contractor 1984 Collects under this Agreement. The Diversion percentage shall be calculated as total Tons Diverted 1985 divided by total Tons Collected. Total Tons Diverted does not include Processing Residue that is 1986 Disposed. {Note to Proposers: The 50% Diversion requirement is for the Base Proposals only. The 1987 final Diversion requirement will be determined following selection of the final service package. The 1988 City anticipates that the final Diversion requirements will reflect some degree or measure of year- 1989 over-year improvement in Diversion each year of the Term.} 1990 B. Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials Diversion Guarantee. Contractor shall also Divert at 1991 least eighty-five percent (85%) of Recyclable Materials Collected in the City by Contractor and 1992 seventy percent (70%) of Commercial/Multi-Family Organic Materials Collected in the City by 1993 Contractor (excluding Source Separated wood and Yard Trimmings Collected in Roll-Off Boxes). 1994 Disposed Processing Residue must not exceed fifteen percent (15%) for Recyclable Materials or 1995 thirty percent (30%) for Commercial/Multi-Family Organic Materials, calculated on an annual 1996 average.