Common use of Overage Clause in Contracts

Overage. “Overage” means excess Garbage and Organic Waste (i) placed inside a 364 Container that prevents the lid on the Container from being completely closed (i.e., lid remains open 365 greater than 45-degrees) or excess materials placed on top of or around a Container and (ii) could 366 potentially result in excess materials spilling/dislodging during collection activity by Contractor’s Collection 367 Vehicles.

Overage. “Overage” Overage means excess Garbage and Garbage, Organic Waste and Recyclable Materials (i) placed inside a 364 Container that prevents the lid on the Container from being completely closed (i.e., lid remains open 365 greater than 45-degrees) or excess materials placed on top of or around a Container and (ii) that could 366 potentially result in excess materials spilling/dislodging during collection activity by ContractorCONTRACTOR’s Collection 367 Vehiclesvehicles or require cleanup of the area around the Container.

Overage. “Overage” Overage means excess Garbage and Solid Waste, Organic Waste and Recyclable Materials (i) placed inside a 364 Container that prevents the lid on the Container from being completely closed (i.e., lid remains open 365 greater than 45-degrees) or excess materials placed on top of or around a Container and (ii) could 366 potentially result in excess materials spilling/dislodging during collection activity by Contractor’s Collection 367 Vehiclesvehicles.