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accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. The <br />Contractor will provide to the City documentation supporting the qualification of those <br />assigned to this program upon request by the City's Program Manager. <br /> <br />Any items packaged, labeled, marked and/or manifested by the City which are to be <br />managed under this Agreement will be inspected by the Contractor prior to acceptance <br />to confirm that any such packaging, labeling, marking, and manifesting is satisfactory <br />and in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. <br /> <br />The following list describes some of the more routine waste streams generated by the <br />City: <br />a. Waste Paint Related Material (latex). Waste paint in multi-sized cans. <br />b. Waste Paint (oil-base). Waste paint in multi-sized cans. <br />c. Diesel Fuel and Asphalt Emulsion (combustible liquids). Waste diesel fuel mixed <br />with asphalt emulsion generated from asphalt paving equipment cleaning operations. <br />d. Empty Drums and Other Contaminated Containers. The City periodically generates <br />various sized drums and other containers that previously held hazardous materials. <br />e. Aerosol Cans. The City generates partially full aerosol cans that contain paint, <br />lubricants, solvents, brake cleaners, etc. and loose packs this waste into 55-gallon <br />steel drums. <br />f. Contaminated Debris, Soil and/or Absorbents. Debris (leaves, litter, PPE, etc.), soil <br />and absorbents (rice hull ash, absorbent clays, pads, and dikes, etc.) contaminated <br />with gasoline, <br />diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, antifreeze, and other wastes from cleanup operations from <br />incidents <br />such as vehicle accidents or minor spills. <br />g. Light Ballasts. Suspected PCB contaminated and non-PCB fluorescent and traffic <br />light ballasts. <br />h. Fluorescent Tubes/bulbs. These tubes/bulbs are generated by maintenance of City <br />facilities. <br />i. Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs). Occasionally miscellaneous fluorescent bulbs. <br />j. High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps and Light-emitting diode (LED) Bulbs. HID <br />lamps are generated by maintenance of City facilities and streetlights. Recently the <br />City has shifted to using LED bulbs for streetlamps and traffic lights and anticipates <br />this to be a future waste stream; the City currently does not generate significant LED <br />waste. <br />k. Insecticides, Algaecides, Fungicide, and Herbicides. <br />1. Alkaline and Rechargeable Batteries (Nickel-Cadmium, Nickel-metal hydride, Lead- <br />Acid and Lithium Batteries). <br />m. Antifreeze. Incidental amounts of antifreeze are generated by the City. <br />n. Waste Pepper Spray and Mace. The Police Department generates waste mace and <br />pepper spray containers. <br />o. Friable Asbestos and Asbestos Containing Material. Small amounts of construction <br />debris, insulation, and transite material and piping are generated through <br />maintenance and operations. <br />p. MAAP Gas/Propane Cylinders. Incidental amounts of MAAP gas and propane. <br />Docusign Envelope ID: B932AE1D-315D-8F6B-8092-3E7AD14B95CF