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REV: 03-16-18 MI ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO Page 24 of 119 calendar year or may limit the number of On-Call Bulky Item Collection events it must 889 provide. Until Agency makes, and notifies Contractor of, its determination, Contractor 890 is not required to provide additional On-Call Bulky Item Collection service events to 891 the complex in question. 892 C. Scheduling of Events. Contractor shall allow the scheduling of On-Call Bulky Item 893 Collection Service events from February 1 through December 31 of each Rate Year. 894 Contractor may provide additional On-Call Bulky Item Collection Service events for a 895 Customer beyond two (2) per Rate Year, and Contractor shall bill Customers for 896 additional service at Agency-approved Charges specified in Attachment Q. 897 Contractor is required to notify Customer if they have already received the annually 898 allocated two (2) Collection events within one (1) Business Day of Customer request. 899 If Contractor fails to notify Customer that they have received the annually allocated 900 two (2) Collection events, Contractor shall provide the service and is not entitled to 901 additional Contractor’s Compensation from Customer or Agency for a third or 902 subsequent On-Call Bulky Item Collection Service event. 903 D. Accepted Materials. Residential Premises may place Solid Waste, Recyclable 904 Materials, and/or Organic Materials for Collection with the following allowances: 905 1. Solid Waste, Targeted Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials – Up to two (2) 906 cubic yards of materials per event, provided that such materials, except as set 907 forth below have been bagged, boxed, bundled, or containerized by the 908 Customer. 909 2. The Customer may place up to three (3) large items from the categories below: 910 a. Major Appliances – One (1) large appliance per event (e.g., washing 911 machine, clothes dryer, refrigerator, freezer). 912 b. Bulky Items – One (1) large Bulky Item per event (e.g., reusable furniture, 913 mattresses, four tires). 914 c. E-Scrap – One (1) item per event (e.g., a computer, computer monitor, or 915 television). 916 Contractor shall reject: liquids or sludge; dirt, rock, concrete or asphalt; materials 917 which exceed five (5) feet in length; commercial-sized refrigerators or freezers; 918 Construction and Demolition Debris; Hazardous Waste; or Infectious Waste. 919 Contractor may reject any individual item that weighs more than two-hundred (200) 920 pounds (excluding Major Appliances) unless Customer has paid, or has agreed in 921 advance to pay, an additional fee for service at Agency-approved Charges specified 922 in Attachment Q. Contractor may reject un-containerized Discarded Materials with 923 the exception of Major Appliances, Bulky Items, E-Scrap, and large pieces of Organic 924 Material such as tree limbs and dimensional lumber. 925 E. Recycling and Reuse. Contractor shall Collect materials in a manner that 926 maximizes reuse, Recycling, composting, and diversion of materials from Disposal. 927 Contractor shall make reasonable efforts to ensure that diversion goals are met or 928 exceeded. Disposal of materials shall be the Contractor’s last option. At a minimum, 929 Contractor shall divert from Disposal: cardboard, E-Scrap, useable furniture, Major 930 Appliances, mattresses, Organic Materials, wood waste, and other reusable or 931 Recyclable Materials. 932 6.2.B. - Page 37