Common use of Storage and Collection Clause in Contracts

Storage and Collection. 5.1 On collection day, the Council shall have clear access to the container(s); it is the Customer’s responsibility to present the container(s) in a safe and secure manner. If access to the container(s) is blocked and prohibits collection, the Council shall make one additional attempt for collection. Further attempts to collect will be classed as an “extra service” and will incur an extra charge. If the Customer believes their collection has been missed they should notify the Council within 24 hours of the Collection Day. 5.2 The Waste must not contain any liquids, oil, any material which is toxic, corrosive, flammable, explosive or hazardous or any waste that is or is likely to be a health and safety risk to any person. The Council reserves the right at any time to refuse to collect, deal or handle any waste which does not conform to the description provided in the Customer Application Form. 5.3 If collection has been refused on the grounds that the Waste does not conform to the description provided in the Customer Application Form the Customer will be responsible for the removal of Waste from the Container or held liable for the costs incurred by the Council for such removal and for damage caused to the vehicle or contamination of the vehicle load. 5.4 The Council shall be entitled to take test samples of the waste at any time to satisfy itself that the Customer’s description of the waste is a true, accurate and complete. 5.5 All Containers provided by the Council to the Customer under this Agreement remain the property of the Council and may only be used in accordance with this Agreement. The Customer shall have no right, title or interest in the Container(s) (and the same shall not be sold or otherwise disposed of).The Customer shall not use the Container for incineration or any other purpose other than the storage of non-hazardous Waste. The Customer shall bear all the risks involved in the siting, storage, loading, and use of the Container(s) and accepts responsibility for all loss, damage or defacement of the Container(s). The Customer shall take all reasonable care of the Container(s) keeping them in a clean and good condition at the cost of the Customer including the cost of cleansing. The Customer shall immediately inform the Council of any defect affecting the Container. 5.6 The Customer must not overload the container(s) nor load the container(s) in a way which makes emptying unsafe. The Council reserves the right to refuse to empty any container(s) if in the reasonable opinion of the Council the container and/or the Waste is unsafe. 5.7 No mechanical means will be used to compact the contents being placed in the Container(s) without the prior written consent of the Council. 5.8 The Customer shall ensure that the Waste intended for collection by the Council is in the Container(s) and is not put, stored or kept outside of the Containers(s) in any other way. Any Waste stored or kept outside the Container(s) will be Excess Waste and not be collected and will incur an additional charge for removal. 5.9 The Customer shall not make any alterations or improvements to the Container(s) without the prior written consent of the Council. 5.10 The Council shall not be held responsible for any damage to access ways, road surfaces, parking areas, footways, ▇▇▇▇▇ etc. belonging to the Customer or third parties resulting from the weight or size of the waste collection vehicles, and the Customer shall indemnify the Council in accordance with clause 8. 5.11 This Agreement does not give permission to deposit any Waste on the public highway except on the Collection Day as set out in the Agreement. 5.12 The Customer agrees that the Council will acquire full title to the Waste once it is collected and the Council will have the right to handle, deal with and dispose of the Waste in accordance with best practice. 5.13 The Customer will not, without the Council’s prior written permission, place any signs or advertising on the Container(s). 5.14 The Customer hereby grants the Council and its agents a licence to enter the Customer’s premises to deliver the Services in accordance with this Agreement or to recover its property (including, but not limited to, the Container(s)) at any time with or without vehicles and with or without notice, except that the Council will endeavour to provide reasonable notice if it is reasonable in the circumstances to do so.

Storage and Collection. 5.1 5.1. On collection dayCollection Day, the Council shall have clear access to the container(sContainer(s); it is the Customer’s responsibility to present the container(s) in a safe and secure manner. If access to the container(sContainer(s) is blocked and prohibits collection, the Council shall make one additional attempt for collectioncollection within 48 hours of the Collection Day. Further attempts to collect will be classed as an “extra service” and will incur an extra charge. If the Customer believes their collection has been missed they should notify the Council within 24 hours of the Collection Day. 5.2 5.2. Container(s) shall be Presented in a safe and secure manner for convenient collection by the Council. The Container lid must be closed and location of the Container(s) must be as agreed in the site visit undertaken by the Council. 5.3. The Waste must not contain any liquids, oil, any material which is toxic, corrosive, flammable, explosive or hazardous or any waste that is or is likely to be a health and safety risk to any person. The , and the Council reserves the right at any time to refuse to collect, deal or handle any waste Waste which does not conform to the description provided in the Customer Application FormWaste Transfer Note. 5.3 5.4. If collection has been refused on the grounds that the Waste does not conform to the description provided in the Customer Application Form Waste Transfer Note the Customer will be responsible for the removal of Waste from the Container or held liable for the costs incurred by the Council for such removal and for damage caused to the vehicle or contamination of the vehicle load. 5.4 5.5. The Council shall be entitled to take test samples of the waste Waste at any time to satisfy itself that the Customer’s 's description of the waste Waste is a true, accurate and complete. 5.5 5.6. All Containers provided by the Council to the Customer under this Agreement remain the property of the Council and may only be used in accordance with this Agreement. The Customer shall have no right, title or interest in the Container(s) (and the same shall not be sold or otherwise disposed of).The Customer shall not use the Container for incineration or any other purpose other than the storage of non-hazardous Waste. The Customer shall bear all the risks involved in the siting, storage, loading, and use of the Container(s) and accepts responsibility for all loss, damage or defacement of the Container(s). The Customer shall take all reasonable care of the Container(s) keeping them in a clean and good condition at the cost of the Customer including the cost of cleansing. The Customer shall immediately inform the Council of any defect affecting the Container. 5.6 5.7. The Customer must not overload the container(sContainer(s) nor load the container(sContainer(s) in a way which makes emptying unsafe. The Council reserves the right to refuse to empty any container(sContainer(s) if in the reasonable opinion of the Council the container Container and/or the Waste is unsafe. 5.7 5.8. No mechanical means will be used to compact the contents being placed in the Container(s) without the prior written consent of the Council. 5.8 5.9. The Customer shall ensure that the Waste intended for collection by the Council is in the Container(s) and is not put, stored or kept outside of the Containers(sContainer(s) in any other way. Any Waste stored or kept outside the Container(s) will be Excess Waste and not be collected and will incur an additional charge for removalCharge. 5.9 5.10. The Customer shall not make any alterations or improvements to the Container(s) without the prior written consent of the Council. 5.10 5.11. The Council shall not be held responsible for any damage to access ways, road surfaces, parking areas, footways, ▇▇▇▇▇ etc. etc belonging to the Customer or third parties resulting from the weight or size of the waste collection vehicles, and the Customer shall indemnify the Council in accordance with clause 8. 5.11 5.12. This Agreement does not give permission to deposit any Waste on the public highway except on the Collection Day as set out in the this Agreement. 5.12 5.13. The Customer agrees that the Council will acquire full title to the Waste once it is collected and the Council will have the right to handle, deal with and dispose of the Waste in accordance with best practice. 5.13 5.14. The Customer will not, without the Council’s 's prior written permission, place any signs name or sign, marking, advertising on the Container(s)) and will not remove, cover, deface or conceal the name, sign, marking, advertising placed by the Council on the Container(s) . 5.14 5.15. The Customer hereby grants the Council and its agents a licence to enter the Customer’s premises to deliver the Services in accordance with this Agreement or to recover its property (including, but not limited to, the Container(s)) at any time with or without vehicles and with or without notice, except that the Council will endeavour to provide reasonable notice if it is reasonable in the circumstances to do so.