Negotiated Disposal for Excessive Contaminated Loads Sample Clauses

Negotiated Disposal for Excessive Contaminated Loads. For loads that exceed the 15% Contamination threshold as described in Exhibit E, but which are salvageable by sorting Contamination out of the load, the SBWMA can choose to have the Contractor sort contamination from the load so that it is falls below the 15% threshold. For loads that are sorted to remove excessive Contamination, the SBWMA will reimburse Contractor on a time and materials basis for the Direct Cost of handling of the excessive Contamination (e.g., sorting, transportation and disposal). Contractor will provide the SBWMA a monthly report that summarizes monthly the inbound/outbound materials, a materials mass-balance by supplier, and material market outlets as well as the detail scale reports and other documentation that supports the data in the summary report. The Contractor shall provide and the SBWMA shall approve the report structure. Harvest Power_SBWMA_Organic Material Processing Agreement
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Negotiated Disposal for Excessive Contaminated Loads. For loads that exceed the 15% Contamination threshold as described in Exhibit E, but which are salvageable by sorting Contamination out of the load, the SBWMA can choose to have the Contractor sort contamination from the load so that it is falls below the 15% threshold at the Direct Cost of handling of the excessive Contamination (e.g., sorting, transportation and disposal).
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