Reports and Obligations Clause Samples

The "Reports and Obligations" clause defines the responsibilities of a party to provide regular updates, disclosures, or specific information to another party as required under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the types of reports to be delivered, the frequency or timing of such reports, and the standards or formats to be followed. For example, a supplier may be required to submit monthly sales figures or compliance certifications to a client. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and accountability between parties by establishing clear expectations for information sharing and ongoing communication.
Reports and Obligations a. The facility must report information in the form, format, and the schedule specified in Reporting Requirements and Data Standards for Metro Solid Waste Licensees, Franchisees, and Parties to Designated Facility Agreements. b. The facility must report to Metro the records required under Section 8a in a format prescribed by Metro no later than 15 days following the end of each month. c. The facility must notify Metro within 24 hours of any breakdown of the facility’s equipment if the breakdown will substantially impact the facility’s ability to comply with this Agreement, with Metro Code or which will create off-site impacts. d. The facility must report any facility fires, accidents, emergencies, and other significant incidents to Metro within 24 hours of the discovery of their occurrence. e. The facility must notify Metro of any short term (duration of time that is more than two consecutive business days but less than 120 days in length) or long term (duration of time that is 120 consecutive days or more in length) closure of the facility. f. The facility must post a sign at the scale house directing all persons disposing of Metro area waste to declare the origin of the solid waste. The facility must post the sign so that it is readily visible and legible to all persons upon arrival at the scale house. The facility must provide a map of the Metro area to all persons accessing the facility upon request. g. The facility must notify Metro regarding all permits relating to operations at the facility, including without limitation, land use applications, appeals, or modifications. The facility must provide copies of revisions to existing permits and newly issued permits to Metro within seven business days of issuance. The facility must also provide, within seven business days of issuance, a copy of any official enforcement action regarding the facility or its operation, including without limitation, a notice of violation or noncompliance with a statute, regulation, or permit condition. h. The facility must provide, upon request by Metro, a list of account numbers and material codes and corresponding customer and material names for each load of Metro area waste. i. The facility must provide Metro with copies of each annual Oregon Material Recovery Survey: Individual Material Collection Report within two business days of providing this information to DEQ.
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Reports and Obligations a. The facility must report information in the form, format, and the schedule specified in Reporting Requirements and Data Standards for Metro Solid Waste Licensees, Franchisees, and Parties to Designated Facility Agreements. b. The facility must report to Metro the records required under Section 8a in a format prescribed by Metro, together with a signed Regional System Fee and Excise Tax Report and remittance, no later than 15 days following the end of each month. c. Notwithstanding Section 9b, Metro may require the facility to report the records required under Section 8a on a weekly or daily basis in the event of a significant disruption to the solid waste system. d. The facility must notify Metro within 24 hours of any breakdown of the facility’s equipment if the breakdown will substantially impact the facility’s ability to comply with this agreement, with Metro Code or which will create off-site impacts. e. The facility must report any facility fires, accidents, emergencies, and other significant incidents to Metro within 12 hours of the discovery of their occurrence. f. The facility must notify Metro of any short term (duration of time that is more than two consecutive business days but less than 120 days in length) or long term closure (duration of time that is more than 120 consecutive business days in length) of the facility. g. The facility must notify Metro regarding all permits relating to operations at the facility, including without limitation, land use applications, appeals, or modifications. The facility must provide copies of revisions to existing permits and newly issued permits to Metro within seven business days of issuance. The facility must also provide, within seven business days of issuance, a copy of any official enforcement action regarding the facility or its operation, including without limitation, a notice of violation or noncompliance with a statute, regulation, or permit condition. h. The facility must provide Metro with copies of each annual Solid Waste Transport Report within two business days of providing this information to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (“DEQ”). DocuSign Envelope ID: 91F938D2-E11A-4DD7-B58E-D7E5E73AF2E2
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Reports and Obligations a. The facility must report information in the form, format, and the schedule specified in Reporting Requirements and Data Standards for Metro Solid Waste Licensees, Franchisees, and Parties to Designated Facility Agreements. In addition to these reporting requirements, the facility must include the following fields as described in the above referenced document: (1) Special Waste Permit Number, for all special waste transactions received by the facility; and (2) Generator address. b. The facility must report to Metro the records required under Section 9a in a format prescribed by Metro, no later than 15 days following the end of each month. c. The facility must notify Metro regarding all permits relating to operations at the facility, including without limitation, land use applications, appeals, or modifications. The facility must provide copies of revisions to existing permits and newly issued permits to Metro within seven business days of issuance. The facility must also provide, within seven business days of issuance, a copy of any official enforcement action regarding the facility or its operation, including without limitation, a notice of violation or noncompliance with a statute, regulation, or permit condition. d. The facility must provide, upon request by Metro, a list of account numbers and material codes and corresponding customer and material names for each load of Metro area waste. e. The facility must provide Metro with copies of each quarterly Solid Waste Disposal Report/Fee Calculation Form within two business days of providing this information to DEQ.
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Reports and Obligations a. The County must report information to Metro in the form, format, and the schedule specified in Reporting Requirements and Data Standards for Metro Solid Waste Licensees, Franchisees, and parties to Designated Facility Agreements. In addition to these reporting requirements, the County must include the field titled Special Waste Permit Number for all special waste transactions received by the County as designated in the above referenced document. b. The County must report to Metro the records required under Section 7 in a format prescribed by Metro, together with a signed Regional System Fee and Excise Tax Report and remittance, no later than 15 days following the end of each month. c. The County must post a sign at the landfill scale house directing all persons and businesses disposing of Metro area waste to declare the origin of the solid waste. The County must post the sign so that it is readily visible and legible to persons upon arrival at the scale house. The County must provide a map of the Metro area to persons accessing the landfill upon request. d. The County must notify Metro regarding all permits relating to operations at the Page 4 of 14 Cowlitz County Headquarters Landfill DFA- Metro Contract No. 936521 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ Designated Facility Agreement ▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇. landfill, including without limitation, land use applications, appeals, or modifications. The County must provide copies ofrevisions to existing permits and newly issued permits to Metro within seven business days ofMetro's request. The County also must provide, within seven business days ofissuance, a copy ofany official enforcement action regarding the County's landfill or its operation, including without limitation, a notice ofviolation or noncompliance with a statute, regulation, or permit condition. e. Upon request, the County must provide Metro with available information for Metro to complete a quarterly Solid Waste Disposal Report/Fee Calculation form within two working days ofproviding the information to the Washington Department of Ecology.
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Reports and Obligations a. ChemWaste must report information required by Section 7 in the form, format, and the schedule specified in Reporting Requirements and Data Standards for Metro Solid Waste Licensees, Franchisees, and Parties to Designated Facility Agreements. In addition to these reporting requirements, ChemWaste must include the field titled Special Waste Permit Number, for all special waste transactions received by ChemWaste, as designated in the above referenced document. b. ChemWaste must report to Metro the records required under Section 7a in a format prescribed by Metro, no later than 15 days following the end of each month. c. ChemWaste must notify Metro regarding all permits relating to its operations at the landfill, including without limitation, land use applications, appeals, or modifications. ChemWaste must provide copies of revisions to existing permits and newly issued permits to Metro within seven business days of receipt. ChemWaste also must provide, within seven business days of receipt, a copy of any official enforcement action regarding ChemWaste or its operation, including without limitation, a notice of violation or noncompliance with a statute, regulation, or permit condition. d. ChemWaste must provide, upon request by Metro, a list of account numbers and material codes and corresponding customer and material names for each load of Metro Area Waste. e. ChemWaste must provide Metro with copies of all DEQ tonnage reports that document the amount of solid waste received or disposed at the facility within two business days of providing this information to DEQ.
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