Processing of Recyclables Sample Clauses

The "Processing of Recyclables" clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for handling recyclable materials within the scope of an agreement. It typically outlines how recyclables are to be collected, sorted, and processed, and may specify standards for contamination, acceptable materials, or reporting requirements. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding recycling, promoting environmental compliance and reducing waste management disputes.
Processing of Recyclables. Franchisee shall deliver all Recyclable Materials to an appropriate facility for recycling. All Recyclable Materials shall be collected, separated and otherwise treated by Franchisee so as to facilitate the sale of said Materials to end-use markets, or Recyclable Materials brokers. No materials collected as Recyclable Materials may be deposited in a landfill or waste incinerator, except to the extent that such materials collected as Recyclable Materials are “contaminated,” as that term is generally used in the recycling industry, and thus unacceptable to the end-use markets or Recyclable Materials brokers.
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Processing of Recyclables. The Contractor shall process the recyclables for market. Collected materials must be processed on a timely basis to preclude the stockpiling of unprocessed materials.
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Processing of Recyclables. <Company Name> shall haul all collected Recyclables to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market for sale or reuse, or to an intermediate collection center for later delivery to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market. A weight ticket shall be received by <Company Name> showing the tonnage of Recyclables collected within the City. Such invoice must be in a form sufficient to qualify the recyclables as having been properly processed for purposes of this Agreement. <Company Name> may not transport the Recyclables to a mixed municipal solid waste disposal facility. <Company Name> or it subcontractors shall not landfill, incinerate, compost or make fuel pellets out of the Recyclable Materials. All costs of transporting and depositing the Recyclables with the Recyclables Processing Facility or the end market shall be at the sole expense of <Company Name>
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Processing of Recyclables. <Company Name> shall haul all collected Recyclables to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market for sale or reuse, or to an intermediate collection center for later delivery to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market. A weight ticket shall be received by <Company Name> showing the tonnage of Recyclables collected within the City. Such invoice must be in a form sufficient to qualify the recyclables as having been properly processed for purposes of this Agreement. <Company Name> may not transport the Recyclables to a mixed municipal solid waste disposal facility. <Company Name> or it subcontractors shall not landfill, incinerate, compost or make fuel pellets out of the Recyclable Materials. All costs of transporting and depositing the Recyclables with the Recyclables Processing Facility or the end market shall be at the sole expense of <Company Name> YARD WASTE COLLECTION <Company Name> shall provide separate yard waste collection as an additional service during the months of April through November, weather permitting. Yard waste shall be prepared as specified by <Company Name> and shall be collected at curbside on the same day as Trash collection. Yard Waste may not be placed or collected in plastic bags, to comply with Minnesota Statute (M.S. 115A.931, Subd. (c) and M.S. 325E.046). BULKY WASTE AND ELECTRONIC WASTE COLLECTIONS <Company Name> shall Collect Bulky Waste or Electronic Waste from Premises at the resident’s request. Collection shall be made within one (1) calendar week of the request. <Company Name> shall provide Collection, processing and marketing or disposal services related to these bulky items and electronic waste. <Company Name> shall ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for bulky item, electronic waste and other problem material collection processing and marketing or disposal services only in accordance with Attachment A of this Agreement. SOURCE SEPARATED ORGANICS (SSO) COLLECTIONS Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and perform all work for the collection and disposal of SSO for customers who voluntarily sign-up for the SSO program. Customers will place organic waste into Compostable Bags, which will then be placed into SSO Carts. <Company Name> shall haul all collected SSO to a SSO Processing Facility to be processed for sale or use. At a minimum, the following materials must be collected: All food scraps All non-recyclable paper products Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) -certified compostable plastic utensils, cups ...
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Processing of Recyclables. DSI shall haul all collected Recyclables to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market for sale or reuse, or to an intermediate collection center for later delivery to a Recyclables Processing Facility or end market. A weight ticket shall be received by DSI showing the tonnage of Recyclables collected within the City. Such invoice must be in a form sufficient to qualify the recyclables as having been properly processed for purposes of this Agreement. DSI may not transport the Recyclables to a mixed municipal solid waste disposal facility. DSI or it subcontractors shall not landfill, incinerate, compost or make fuel pellets out of the Recyclable Materials. All costs of transporting and depositing the Recyclables with the Recyclables Processing Facility or the end market shall be at the sole expense of DSI.
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