PLEASANTON GARBAGE FRANCHISE AGREEMENT 2022

City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 46 June 7, 2022 E. Reporting. Contractor shall provide reports on Recyclables Processing as required by Section 6.3 1593 and 6.4. 1594 5.13.3 Organic Materials Processing 1595 A. General. Contractor shall Transport all Organic Materials Collected in the City to the Approved 1596 Organic Materials Processing Site. Contractor shall pay all costs associated with Transfer (if 1597 applicable), Transporting, Processing, Composting, and marketing of Organic Materials. All Organic 1598 Materials shall be Processed for use as Compost, Mulch, or soil amendment and none shall be 1599 Disposed or used as Alternative Daily Cover or Alternative Intermediate Cover. Residue from the 1600 Organic Materials Processing activities shall be Disposed of by Contractor or the Organic Materials 1601 Processing Site Subcontractor at a Disposal Site selected by the Contractor or the Organic Materials 1602 Processing Site Subcontractor. 1603 Any and all Transfer, Processing, Composting, and other Discarded Materials handling activities 1604 performed in the City shall occur in an enclosed facility and areas used for parking, vehicle access, 1605 and operations shall be paved. 1606 B. Processing Arrangements. Contractor shall secure sufficient capacity with sufficient term to 1607 Process and Compost Organic Materials Collected under this Agreement and Contractor will cause 1608 the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site to Process, Compost, and market Organic Materials. 1609 Promptly upon direction from City, Contractor shall provide City with documentation satisfactory 1610 to City demonstrating availability of Organic Materials Processing and Composting capacity at the 1611 Approved Organic Materials Processing Site and any Approved Transfer Station Site used to deliver 1612 materials to such site. 1613 Contractor shall keep all existing permits and approvals necessary for use of the Approved Organic 1614 Materials Processing Site in full regulatory compliance or confirm that the Owner or operator of 1615 such facility does so. Contractor shall, upon request, provide copies of permits and/or notices of 1616 violation of permits to the City. 1617 Contractor may change its selection of the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site following 1618 City’s written approval, but the Contractor’s Compensation and Rates will not be adjusted, and 1619 Contractor will bear any increased Transportation and Processing costs associated with a 1620 Contractor-initiated change in the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site. In such case, 1621 Contractor shall guarantee the same net Organic Materials Processing Cost specified in Exhibit F or 1622 shall reduce the net Organic Materials Processing Costs associated with the use of an Organic 1623 Materials Processing Site(s) different from the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site. If 1624 Contractor elects to use an Organic Materials Processing Site(s) that is different than the Approved 1625 Organic Materials Processing Site, it shall request written approval from the City Manager or their 1626 designee sixty (60) calendar days prior to use of the site and obtain the City’s written approval no 1627 later than ten (10) calendar days prior to use of the site. 1628 The City shall direct a change to a new Approved Organic Materials Processing Site in the event that 1629 the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site is no longer able to Process some or all of the City’s 1630 Organic Materials due to State or local permit requirements that change the acceptability of Organic 1631 Material type(s). The Contractor shall notify the City in writing immediately and provide 1632 documentation identifying concerns (e.g., letter from Approved Processing Site, Permit citing the 1633