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City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 37 June 7, 2022March 8, 2018 B. Carts. Contractor shall supply each Single-Family Customer with one Cart for storage and Collection 1200 of Organic Materials. The Contractor shall provide each Customer a 96-gallon Cart (or similar size 1201 approved by the City) unless the Customer requests a smaller Cart size, in which case, the Contractor 1202 shall provide a 35-gallon Cart (or similar sizes approved by the City). If a Customer requests a second 1203 Organics Cart, Contractor shall provide the Cart to the Customer and Collect Organics on a weekly 1204 basis. The Contractor shall charge the Customer for the extra Organics Cart at the City-approved 1205 Rate on the Rate Schedule in Exhibit G. 1206 Contractor shall replace Organics Carts that have been stolen or damaged at no cost to the 1207 Generator not more than once per year. Additional Cart replacements shall be charged to the 1208 Generator at a Rate equal to Contractor’s actual purchase price of Cart (plus cost of Cart assembly) 1209 and such Rate shall be approved by the City as shown on the Rate schedule in Exhibit G. 1210 Refer to Section 5.16.2 for additional information about Containers. 1211 C. Kitchen Pails. Upon Customer request and at no cost to the Customer, Contractor shall provide 1212 Single-Family Customers kitchen pails for use in the kitchen suitable for the collection and storage 1213 of Food Scraps. Contractor shall promote the availability of the kitchen pails through public 1214 education efforts required by Exhibit B. Contractor shall purchase a sufficient number of kitchen 1215 pails to maintain an inventory of pails so that upon a Single-Family Customer’s request, Contractor 1216 can assemble (if needed) and deliver the pail to the Single-Family Customer within one (1) week of 1217 request. Each kitchen pail shall be accompanied by flyer describing the Organic Materials program 1218 requirements 1219 The kitchen pail shall be consistent in function and specifications to meet guidelines or 1220 requirements of the StopWaste.Org (also known as the Alameda County Waste Management 1221 Authority and Alameda County Source Reduction and Recycling Board) Residential Food Scrap 1222 Subsidy Program. The kitchen pail shall be made of rigid plastic, and have a capacity of 1.5 to 2.5 1223 gallons, a wire or plastic handle, and a lid. Contractor must submit kitchen pail order (including 1224 material and design specifications, colors and identification marks) to City for City’s written approval 1225 prior to submitting the order to the manufacturer. 1226 5.4.2 Multi-Family and Commercial Organics Collection Service 1227 A. General. Contractor shall Collect Organic Materials from Commercial Premises as frequently as 1228 scheduled by Customer up to five (5) days per week, but not less than one (1) day per week. 1229 Contractor shall provide Carts, Bins, Drop Boxes, or Compactors for Organics storage and Collection 1230 and shall place Containers in locations determined by the Customer or property manager. 1231 Commercial Organic Materials Collection shall be performed at a time mutually agreed upon by 1232 Contractor and the Customer and which is consistent with allowable Collection hours specified in 1233 Section 5.14.3. 1234 Contractor will work with and support the City and any consultants contracted by the City or 1235 StopWaste.Org (also known as the Alameda County Waste Management Authority and Alameda 1236 County Source Reduction and Recycling Board) to conduct Commercial Organic Materials audits. 1237