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REV: 03-16-18 MI ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO Page 13 of 119 location accessible by Contractor’s vehicle (regardless of the distance from the 388 curb or roadway), provided that access to the Container is paved and the slope 389 is less than seven percent (7%). A slope shall be deemed to be seven percent 390 (7%) or more if the slope measures 7% or more using a slope measurement 391 device.For each Container that does not meet the above accessibility 392 requirements, Contractor shall offer Long Distance Service or Container 393 Relocation Service as described below for Containers that are eligible for such 394 service. If the Container is not eligible for such service, or the Customer notifies 395 Contractor that it does not want such service, then Contractor shall not be 396 required to Collect the Container unless it meets the above accessibility 397 requirements. 398 4. Long Distance Service. For wheeled Containers that are more than fifty (50) feet 399 from the curb or edge of roadway (using the measurement method described 400 above), Contractor shall provide Long Distance Service. Long Distance Service 401 is an additional service Contractor shall provide that involves Contractor’s route 402 personnel manually pushing, pulling, or otherwise moving the Container more 403 than fifty (50) feet to a serviceable location and returning the Container to its 404 storage location after Collection. The Long Distance Service is a regularly 405 scheduled service that is performed each day the Contractor provides Collection 406 service for the Container. Agency shall charge the Customer for Long Distance 407 Service at Agency-approved Charge specified in Attachment Q. 408 5. Container Relocation Service. If a Container is located in an area that is not 409 serviceable by a regular Collection vehicle, Contractor shall provide Container 410 Relocation Services. Agency shall charge the Customer for Container 411 Relocation Service at Agency-approved Charge specified in Attachment Q. 412 Conditions in which Container Relocation Services may be applicable include: 413 sloped access with slope greater than or equal to seven percent (7%); 414 subterranean areas that are inaccessible by a regular Collection vehicle; and 415 gravel areas. 416 Container Relocation Service is an additional service provided by Contractor that 417 involves the Contractor dispatching a secondary vehicle and route personnel to 418 move the Container with the assistance of the vehicle from an inaccessible 419 storage location to a serviceable location. In such case, the service also involves 420 the return of the Container to its storage location, which may be performed 421 manually by route personnel of the regular Collection vehicle or by using the 422 secondary vehicle. The Container Relocation Service is a regularly scheduled 423 service that is performed each day the Contractor provides Collection service for 424 the Container. If Contractor provides Container Relocation Service for a 425 Container, it is not entitled to charge for Long Distance Service. {Some Member 426 Agencies may want to include these charges and others may not. This 427 subsection 5 and other references to Container Relocation Service should be 428 deleted for Member Agencies where that service is not offered.} 429 6. Determination of Service Needs and Disputes. Whether the Customer receives 430 Long Distance Service or Container Relocation Service shall be determined by 431 Contractor in its reasonable discretion based on conditions at the Customer’s 432 site or the need to maintain safety or operational efficiency. In the event of a 433 dispute between Contractor and a Customer regarding the Long Distance 434 Service, Container Relocation Service, and/or the distance or degree of slope, 435 6.2.B. - Page 26