Common use of Main Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Main Responsibilities. Site Operator will do the following during the Term (collectively, the “Services”): (a) ensure that the Collection Site is open to receive Materials and adequately staffed during the regularly scheduled operating hours agreed to with Cleanfarms; (b) accept Materials from Participants at no charge, provided that grain bags are rolled and securely bound and twine is bagged and secured to prevent contamination; (c) assist Participants in unloading Materials at the time of drop off; (d) visually inspect Materials to ensure materials meet minimum quality requirements as set out in the Operational Best Practices and reject any Materials that do not meet such requirements or that are not Materials accepted under the Program; (e) provide a safe area on the Collection Site for unloading and loading Materials; (f) provide a well-drained gravel or concrete pad on the Collection Site large enough to store a minimum of 18MT of Material (approximately 120 large rolled grain bags); (g) take reasonable steps to ensure such storage area remains free of standing water, minimize contamination (including in the form of dirt, mud and pests) of the storage area and the Materials, and to ensure that the Materials are stored separately from and not commingled with other ag plastics or wastes; (h) maintain vector control on the Collection Site, including (but not necessarily limited to) following the recommendations in the Operational Best Practices; (i) maintain a Collection Site layout and site conditions that can accommodate a 53’ tractor trailer, including leaving room for the required turning radius and ensuring that the applicable access road and loading area can safely support the weight of a fully loaded tractor trailer (35-40 MT); (j) cooperate with Cleanfarms in communicating with Participants including providing information about when and how to drop off Materials, as well updates regarding any conditions that may restrict the access to or safe use of the Collection Site (e.g., unusually wet conditions); (k) distribute collection bags, promotion and educational materials (P&E) under this Program for Participants; communicate with Cleanfarms to ensure adequate supplies of collection bags P&E are available; (l) notify Cleanfarms in a timely manner when a full load of Material (18 MT) is ready to be picked up; (m) take loading photos, as directed by Cleanfarms, for loading and shipping, and provide those photos to Cleanfarms; (n) dispose of any waste that is left at the Collection Site but that does not constitute Material accepted under the Program; (o) obtain and maintain any permits, approvals or licenses required under applicable law in connection with the Services; and, (p) Use logos and other communications materials associated with the Program in accordance with standards established by Cleanfarms from time to time.

Main Responsibilities. Site Operator will do the following during the Term (collectively, the “Services”): (a) ensure that the Collection Site is open to receive Materials and adequately staffed during the regularly scheduled operating hours agreed to with Cleanfarms; (b) accept Materials from Participants at no charge, provided that grain bags are rolled and securely bound and twine is bagged and secured to prevent contamination; (c) assist Participants in unloading Materials at the time of drop off; (d) visually inspect Materials to ensure materials meet minimum quality requirements as set out in the Operational Best Practices and reject any Materials that do not meet such requirements or that are not Materials accepted under the Program; (e) provide a safe area on the Collection Site for unloading and loading Materials; (f) provide a well-drained gravel or concrete pad on the Collection Site large enough to store a minimum of 18MT of Material (approximately 120 large rolled grain bags); (g) take reasonable steps to ensure such storage area remains free of standing water, minimize contamination (including in the form of dirt, mud and pests) of the storage area and the Materials, and to ensure that the Materials are stored separately from and not commingled with other ag plastics or wastes; (h) maintain vector control on the Collection Site, including (but not necessarily limited to) following the recommendations in the Operational Best Practices; (i) maintain a Collection Site layout and site conditions that can accommodate a 53’ tractor trailer, including leaving room for the required turning radius and ensuring that the applicable access road and loading area can safely support the weight of a fully loaded tractor trailer (35-40 MT); (j) cooperate with Cleanfarms in communicating with Participants including providing information about when and how to drop off Materials, as well updates regarding any conditions that may restrict the access to or safe use of the Collection Site (e.g., unusually wet conditions); (k) distribute collection bags, promotion and educational materials (P&E) under this Program for Participants; communicate with Cleanfarms to ensure adequate supplies of collection bags P&E are available; (l) notify Cleanfarms in a timely manner when a full load of Material (18 MT) is ready to be picked up; (m) take loading photos, as directed by Cleanfarms▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, for loading and shipping, and provide those photos to Cleanfarms; (n) dispose of any waste that is left at the Collection Site but that does not constitute Material accepted under the Program; (o) obtain and maintain any permits, approvals or licenses required under applicable law in connection with the Services; and, (p) Use logos and other communications materials associated with the Program in accordance with standards established by Cleanfarms from time to time.