Refuse and Recycling Clause Samples
The Refuse and Recycling clause outlines the responsibilities of parties regarding the disposal and management of waste and recyclable materials on the premises. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for providing appropriate containers, arranging for regular collection, and ensuring compliance with local waste management regulations. This clause helps maintain cleanliness, prevents disputes over waste disposal duties, and ensures that environmental standards are met throughout the term of the agreement.
Refuse and Recycling a. As stated in the Lease, Residents are responsible for abiding by all applicable laws and ordinances. It is Residents’ responsibility to participate in the recycling program at the Property.
b. Trash must be disposed of properly, preferably in tightly tied plastic bags or closed containers. Please use a plastic bag or trash liner to carry refuse to the dumpster or trash chutes, where provided. This prevents waste from dripping on carpet or concrete and preserves the appearance and cleanliness of your home.
c. Place all household refuse inside proper refuse containers, and do not place any items outside or around the containers. All boxes placed in these containers must be broken apart allowing for maximum usage of this service. If the garbage container is full, notify Landlord.
d. Resident shall ensure that papers, cigarette butts, gum, candy wrappers or any other trash are placed in appropriate receptacles so that litter is not created on or about Resident’s Premises or in or around the common areas of the Property. Resident shall ensure that garbage is not permitted to accumulate and that it is placed in the trash containers provided for that purpose.
e. If Landlord is required to repeatedly clean up excessive trash around a Resident’s unit or the trash area, Landlord reserves the right to charge back Residents for this service.
f. Do not empty ashtrays into the parking lot or dispose of other items from vehicles by leaving them in the parking area.
g. Do not put furniture or unbroken-down boxes in the trash. Residents must make other arrangements for disposing of such items. Residents may be responsible for extra pick-up charges due to inappropriate items in the dumpsters or dumpster area.
h. If there are garbage chutes at the Community, moisture proof bags should be used to carry waste to the trash drops on each floor to prevent stains on the carpeting. All garbage should be deposited directly into the garbage chutes, and must be completely contained in sealed bags. Landlord is not responsible for hauling away non-trash items such as old furniture, etc. If Residents have large, oversized disposable items that do not fit in garbage chutes, where provided, please notify Landlord. DO NOT FORCE LARGE ITEMS INTO THE CHUTE. Resident will be held responsible for any cleanup costs due to garbage bag leaks, breakage or any noted garbage trails on property.
Refuse and Recycling. The majority of the household properties in the area shown are either flats above shops, or purpose-built developments (for flats). The flats above shops will get their refuse collected each week by presenting it in the relevant bins. The refuse in the purpose-built blocks will be held in the large metal bulk bin and collected weekly or fortnightly, whichever is more suitable. Any commercial waste will require a contract with our Trade Waste Team.
Refuse and Recycling. Tenant will place all refuse in the Premises in proper receptacles provided and paid for by Tenant, or in receptacles provided by Landlord for the Project, and will not place any litter or refuse on or in the sidewalks or driveways outside the Building, or the Common Areas, lobbies, corridors, stairwells, planters, landscaping areas, ducts or shafts of the Building. Tenant shall cooperate with property management in keeping the Premises neat and clean, and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to comply with any recycling or compost program established by Landlord for the Project, including separating waste into single stream (paper, plastic, metals), and disposing of electronic items (cell phones, computers, batteries, etc.) in designated bins. 5. Public Safety. Tenant will not throw anything out of doors, windows or skylights, down passageways or over walls. Landlord has the right to evacuate the Building in the event of an emergency or catastrophe. Tenant shall cause its officers, partners and employees to participate in any fire safety or emergency evacuation drills scheduled by Landlord.
Refuse and Recycling. Refuse and recycling management for the Project shall be provided in accordance with the Project Plans which incorporate a refuse and recycling compactor system and food waste recycling/disposal system that shall be serviced by a private refuse and recycling provider in the event the City does not provide such compactor service. For the Life of the Project, the Developer shall have the sole responsibility to pay for such service for the lodging, other commercial, and residential uses on the Hotel Parcel. Final design of the refuse and recycling storage area shall be reviewed and approved by the Director of Public Works prior to issuance of the building permit for the Project.
Refuse and Recycling. The Operator will be responsible for the management, recycling and/or disposal of all rubbish and waste material connected with the operation for Chepstow Castle mobile catering unit, and in obtaining the necessary commercial waste licenses. The licenses are to be available on site, for inspection by the Client, or their representatives, and the Local Authority Environmental Health Officer. The Operator will be responsible for the purchase of additional litter and recycle bins in relation to any future increase in quantities of rubbish/waste material from the Chepstow Castle mobile catering facility. The successful Operator will be required to pay the cost for the daily, emptying of bins and removal of waste from site; this cost will be charged and reviewed annually by Cadw.