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Goods and Services
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New
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GREENWASTE RECOVERY, LLC
Contract Record Series
704-05
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NOT PROVIDED
Contract Expiration
6/30/2029
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AGR. TO ESTABLISH SOLID WASTE MGMT. PROCESS TO REQUIRES CITIES TO IMPLEMENT SOURCE REDUCTION
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April 9, 2025 25 City of Pleasanton/GreenWaste Recovery, LLC <br />City Contract Manager in writing prior to Contractor conducting such a study. The City may require that 939 <br />Contractor coordinates the timing and method of study with other Facility users utilizing a similar Residue and 940 <br />characterization methodology. The City shall be notified at least thirty (30) calendar Days in advance of each 941 <br />annual study and Contractor shall invite the City Contract Manager to observe all aspects of the study. 942 <br />F. Marketing. Contractor shall be responsible for Marketing the Recoverable Recyclable Materials Accepted at 943 <br />the Approved Recyclable Materials Processing Facility. No Recoverable Recyclable Materials shall be 944 <br />deposited for Disposal. 945 <br /> Upon request, Contractor shall provide proof to the City that all Recoverable Recyclable Materials are 946 <br />Marketed for Recycling or reuse in such a manner that materials shall be considered as Diverted in accordance 947 <br />with the State regulations established by AB 939,AB 341, SB 54, SB 343, and SB 1201 . All Residue, which will 948 <br />include a de minimis amount of Recyclable Materials from the Processing activities that is not Marketed for 949 <br />use, shall be reported to the City as Residue and accounted for as Disposal Tonnage at a Permitted Disposal 950 <br />Facility. No Recoverable Recyclable Materials shall be Transported to a domestic or foreign location if Solid 951 <br />Waste Disposal of such material is its intended use. No Recoverable Recyclable Materials or Residue shall be 952 <br />used for Beneficial Reuse Purposes. 953 <br /> Upon request, Contractor shall provide a summary of its Marketing plan, average commodity value for each 954 <br />material, end Markets for Recyclable Materials and submit it to the City for review and approval. Contractor 955 <br />shall provide the City with a list of broker/buyers it has used during the preceding twelve (12) months, if 956 <br />requested by the City. If Contractor becomes aware that a broker or buyer has illegally handled or Disposed 957 <br />of material generated in the Service Area or elsewhere, Contractor shall immediately inform the City and 958 <br />terminate its contract or working relationship with such party. 959 <br />Contractor shall maintain complete, accurate, and detailed Marketing records, including Tonnage of material 960 <br />Marketed, price, revenue received, purchaser, and end use in accordance with Section 9.1. 961 <br />G. Residue Level (Diversion Performance) and Disposal. Contractor shall guarantee a Diversion rate of 80% for 962 <br />Loads of Recyclable Materials containing no more than 15% Contamination upon receipt. Recyclable Materials 963 <br />containing more than 15% Contamination will be Processed but not count toward the Diversion guarantee. 964 <br />For the purpose of this Residue guarantee, the Residue level shall be equal to the monthly Tonnage of 965 <br />Processing Residue requiring Disposal divided by the total monthly Tonnage of Recyclable Materials Accepted, 966 <br />calculated through the annual Residue and material characterization study, and reported per Rate Year. 967 <br />Residue from the Processing activities shall be Disposed of by Contractor at the Approved Disposal Facility 968 <br />selected by Contractor and approved by the City. Contractor shall not use Residue for Beneficial Reuse 969 <br />Purposes. Further, Contractor shall guarantee that Residue from Recyclable Materials Processing shall contain 970 <br />no more than 10% Recyclable Materials by weight. If Residue is found to contain more than 10% Recyclable 971 <br />Materials by weight, and includes Recoverable Marketable commodities, Contractor shall compensate the 972 <br />City for the loss in Recovered Materials Revenue Payments due to the Marketable materials found in the 973 <br />Residue. 974 <br />The City reserves the right to perform onsite inspections of the Residue resulting from Processing. In the event 975 <br />the City suspects that Recyclable Materials in the Residue exceeds the threshold based on those observations, 976 <br />the City may engage a third party to conduct an on-site review of the Residue, up to once per Rate Year, to 977 <br />verify compliance with the Residue guarantee. If Contractor disputes the City’s findings, the City and 978 <br />Contractor shall meet and confer to agree on specific actions and timelines Contractor will take to reduce 979 <br />Accepted Recyclable Materials in the Residue prior to initiating any dispute resolution proceedings under this 980 <br />Agreement. 981 <br />H. Visitor Education Facility. Contractor shall make its visitor education facility at the Approved Recyclable 982 <br />Materials Processing Facility available for use by City. The Facility will be available for scheduled visits at a 983 <br />minimum, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for Holidays, or at any other times 984 <br /> <br /> Docusign Envelope ID: B9D91F28-4A42-4ED7-9248-1A1839D4B6C9
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