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b. For weekly routes with 1,500 to 3,999 Generators, <br /> Contractor shall sample a minimum of 30 Containers. <br /> C. For weekly routes with 4,000 to 6,999 Generators, <br /> Contractor shall sample a minimum of 35 Containers. <br /> d. For weekly routes with 7,000 or more Generators, Contractor <br /> shall sample a minimum of 40 Containers. <br /> The Containers shall be randomly selected prior to beginning the <br /> route review through use of a random number generator, or another <br /> method approved by the City. Upon City request, the Contractor <br /> shall prioritize inspections of Customers that are more likely to be <br /> out of compliance as identified by the Contractor, City, or the City's <br /> designee. <br /> 3. Contractor shall develop a specific route review methodology for <br /> the Container inspections, and such methodology shall comply with <br /> the minimum requirements of this Section and 14 CCR Section <br /> 18984.5(b). Contractor shall submit its proposed route review plan <br /> for the coming year to the City no later than January 15 of each <br /> year, which shall describe, at a minimum, Contractor's proposed <br /> methodology and schedule for performance of each route's annual <br /> review in accordance with the City's standards. If requested by the <br /> City, Contractor's proposed route review methodology shall include <br /> its plan for prioritizing the inspection of Customers that are more <br /> likely to be out of compliance, as identified by the Contractor, City, <br /> the City's designee, and/or CalRecycle. Contractor's methodology <br /> shall include its proposed process for identifying Prohibited <br /> Container Contaminants. The City, and/or its designee, such as <br /> StopWaste or CalRecycle, will review and approve the proposed <br /> methodology. Contractor may commence with the proposed <br /> methodology upon approval. Alternatively, the City reserves the <br /> right to develop the contamination minimization methodology, and <br /> Contractor shall use the City-developed methodology, provided that <br /> such methodology can be reasonably performed within two <br /> hundred (200) working hours. If the City's proposed methodology <br /> directs the Contractor to expend greater than two hundred (200) <br /> working hours to conduct the Route reviews, Contractor shall be <br /> entitled to compensation, in accordance with subsection A.5 below. <br /> 4. The City Contract Manager may request, and Contractor shall <br /> accept, modifications to the schedule to permit observation of the <br /> Route reviews by the City or its designee. In addition, Contractor <br /> shall provide an email notice to the City's Contract Manager no less <br /> than ten (10) business days prior to each scheduled Route review <br /> Page 17 of 22 <br />