Drop Boxes and Compactors Clause Samples

The "Drop Boxes and Compactors" clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the use, placement, and maintenance of waste collection equipment such as drop boxes and compactors on a property. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for providing, servicing, and paying for these waste management devices, and may outline requirements for their location, access, and compliance with local regulations. Its core practical function is to ensure that waste disposal is handled efficiently and in an organized manner, preventing disputes between parties and maintaining cleanliness and safety on the premises.

Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow a Customer to 481 use a Drop Box or Compactor for Solid Waste Collection to meet the 482 Customer’s Disposal needs. In such case, Contractor shall provide 483 Customer with a choice of Container capacities ranging from three 484 (3) to forty (40) cubic yards (or similar sizes). Contractor shall allow 485 Customers to purchase or lease Compactors through an outside 486 vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be required by 487 Customer (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the 488 Compactors in good working order and functioning at high 489 compaction levels. 490 D. Agency Facilities

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Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Agency Facilities to use Drop Boxes or Compactors for the Collection of Targeted Recyclable Materials. In such case, Contractor shall provide Agency with a choice of Container capacities as specified in Section 8.05. Contractor shall offer Agency the option to purchase or lease Compactors through Contractor or an outside vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be provided by Contractor (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in good working order and functioning at high compaction levels.

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Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Commercial Customers to use Drop Boxes or Compactors for Targeted Recyclable Materials. Contractor shall allow Customers to purchase or lease Compactors through an outside vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be required by Customer (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in good working order and functioning at high compaction levels.

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Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Agency to use a 508 Drop Box or Compactor for Solid Waste Collection to meet the 509 Agency’s Disposal needs. In such case, Contractor shall provide 510 Agency with a choice of Container capacities ranging from three (3) 511 to forty (40) cubic yards (or similar sizes). Contractor shall allow 512 Agency to purchase or lease Compactors through an outside vendor. 513 Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be required by Agency (or 514 outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in 515 good working order and functioning at high compaction levels. 516 3. Solid Waste from Public Street, Parks, and Parking Lot Litter Receptacles.

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Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Agency to use 546 a Drop Box or Compactor for Solid Waste Collection to meet the 547 Agency’s Disposal needs. In such case, Contractor shall provide 548 Agency with a choice of Container capacities ranging from three (3) to 549 forty (40) cubic yards (or similar sizes). Contractor shall offerallow 550 Agency the option to purchase or lease Compactors through either the 551 Contractor or an outside vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors 552 shall be providedrequired by ContractorAgency (or outside vendor) as 553 frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in good working order 554 and functioning at high compaction levels. 555 4. Solid Waste from Public Street, Parks, and Parking Lot Litter and Recycling 556 Receptacles. Contractor shall Collect Solid Waste from public litter receptacles 557 located on streets and in parking lots, and from public litter receptacles in parks 558 that are accessible for Curbside Collection. Contractor shall also Collect Solid 559 Waste from public Recycling receptacles in these locations, if the Recyclables 560 have been so Contaminated as to be unacceptable at the MRF as Recyclables. 561 Contractor shall also Collect Solid Waste that is contained in bags or boxes and 562 placed adjacent to public litter receptacles. These Collections will be made 563 between one (1) and seven (7) Days per week, as determined by Agency. 564 Contractor is responsible for notifying Agency if a public litter receptacle is 565 inoperable within twenty-four (24) hours of observing or being notified of the 566 defect. A list of public litter receptacles is included in Attachment B. Agency shall 567 annually be allowed to increase the number of public litter receptacles provided 568 Collection service by an additional five percent (5%) of the total number of 569 receptacles in service as of January 1 of each Rate Year at no additional cost. 570 The allocation of additional public litter receptacles placed in service will accrue 571 from year to year for the Term.

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Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow a Customer to 476 use a Drop Box or Compactor for Solid Waste Collection to meet the 477 Customer’s Disposal needs. In such case, Contractor shall provide 478 Customer with a choice of Container capacities ranging from three (3) 479 to forty (40) cubic yards (or similar sizes). Contractor shall allow 480 Customers to purchase or lease Compactors through an outside 481 vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be required by 482 Customer (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 14 of 120 483 Compactors in good working order and functioning at high compaction 484 levels. 485 D. Agency Facilities

Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Commercial Customers to 461 use Drop Boxes or Compactors for Recyclable Materials. In such case, 462 Contractor shall provide Customers with a choice of Container capacities 463 ranging from ten (10) to fifty (50) cubic yards. Contractor shall offer Customers 464 the option to purchase or lease Compactors through Contractor or an outside 465 vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be provided by Contractor 466 (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in good 467 working order and functioning at high compaction levels. 468 3. Universal Implementation of Service. {Note to Proposers: This section describes an 469 optional service. One or more Member Agency may choose to include this 470 requirement in their Collection Agreement.} Contractor shall “universally” 471 implement Single-Stream Recyclable Materials Collection services to all 472 Commercial Customers in the same manner as that described for Multi-Family 473 Customers pursuant to Section 5.03.B.2. 474 D. Member Agency Facilities

Drop Boxes and Compactors. Contractor shall allow Agency Facilities to use Drop Boxes or Compactors for the Collection of Targeted Recyclable Materials. Contractor shall allow Agency to purchase or lease Compactors through an outside vendor. Regular maintenance of Compactors shall be required by Agency (or outside vendor) as frequently as needed to keep the Compactors in good working order and functioning at high compaction levels. 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 2. 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 3. 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 750 751 752 753 with Contractor to discuss ways to address the problem. Contractor shall not bill 754 Agency for the services described in this paragraph. 755 5.04 ORGANIC MATERIALS COLLECTION‌ 756 A. Single-Family Dwelling. Contractor shall Collect Source Separated Organic 757 Materials from SFD once per week. Collection of Organic Materials, Targeted 758 Recyclable Materials, and Solid Waste from the SFD shall occur on the same Day 759 each week. Contractor shall provide each Customer with one (1) Cart to be used for 760 storage and Collection of Organic Materials. Customers may request additional 761 Organic Materials Carts from Contractor for regular weekly Collection service, and 762 Agency shall bill Customer at Agency-approved Charges specified in Attachment Q. 763 The Contractor shall provide Customers with a ninety-six (96) gallon Cart as specified 764 in Attachment D, unless the Customer requests an alternative Cart size, in which 765 case, the Contractor shall provide an alternative Cart as specified in Attachment D. 766 For SFD Organic Materials Cart Collection, Contractor shall comply with the same 767 Collection provisions specified for Solid Waste Cart Collection pursuant to Sections 768 5.02.A.2, 5.02.A.3, and 5.02.A.4. 769 During the Term, Contractor shall provide, within five (5) Business Days of request 770 by Occupant, Kitchen Pails to new SFD Customers and to SFD Customers whose 771 Kitchen Pail is lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed (such replacement shall be limited 772 to one (1) per year per Customer at no additional cost). Residents will be discouraged 773 from placing Kitchen Pail Curbside for Collection and will be instructed to deposit the 774 contents of the Kitchen Pail into the Organic Materials Cart.

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