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REV: 03-16-18 MI ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO Page 29 of 119 D. Processing. All abandoned or illegally dumped materials Collected by Contractor 1110 shall be transported to Shoreway Recycling and Disposal Center for processing, with 1111 the exception of scrap metal, and all related diversion statistics shall be included in 1112 the appropriate reports to the Agency for all materials Collected. Contractor shall be 1113 allowed to transport scrap metal directly to a licensed scrap metal recycler. 1114 Contractor shall, to the greatest extent possible, deliver all reusable non-metal 1115 abandoned waste items to organizations such as Society of St. Vincent de Paul and 1116 Goodwill Industries, or other organizations as directed by Agency. 1117 E. Agency-Specific Reporting. The Agency may request Contractor to interface with 1118 an Agency-specific web-based application for reporting completion of abandoned 1119 waste collections. In such case, Agency shall compensate Contractor on an annual 1120 basis for this additional effort at a rate to be mutually agreed by Agency and 1121 Contractor. 1122 5.10 COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM 1123 If requested by Agency, Contractor shall implement a “Coats for Kids Program” annually 1124 at no additional cost to Customers and shall not bill Agency for such services. The program 1125 shall consist of Contractor’s drivers Collecting coats from Customers on their route over a 1126 one (1) to two (2) week period during the fall, as well as from Collection Containers placed 1127 by Contractor in various public locations specified by Agency, such as libraries, City Hall, 1128 and businesses. The coats collected through this program will be sorted and laundered 1129 by Contractor, and arrangements made by Contractor for distribution to a local non-profit 1130 organization, such as the Family Services Agency. Prior to the implementation of the 1131 program, Contractor shall present a detailed program plan to Agency for review and 1132 approval. All related diversion statistics shall be included in the appropriate reports to the 1133 Agency. Annually, no later than sixty (60) Days prior to the start of the program, Contractor 1134 shall notice Agency regarding the program start and end date. 1135 1136 The general scope of outreach that shall be conducted in order to properly promote the 1137 program shall include, but not be limited to promotion on websites, and distribution of 1138 media such as flyers and press releases. 1139 5.11 COMPOST GIVE-AWAY 1140 Contractor shall coordinate with the Agency to host “Bring Your Own Bucket” (BYOB) 1141 giveaway of compost to residents. Contractor shall take the lead in organizing the delivery 1142 of compost by Operator to either Shoreway Environmental Center (if Contractor is 1143 delivering compost in a Drop Box) or directly to the event (by Operator). The BYOB 1144 compost giveaway shall provide residents with free compost to enrich their gardens while 1145 also educating residents on the benefits of home composting. If included in the Three-1146 Year Public Education Plan as a requirement, Contractor representatives shall be on hand 1147 to distribute Recycling guides and other educational material promoting waste reduction 1148 and Recycling. Contractor is required to deliver to Agency thirty (30) cubic yards of 1149 compost annually in one (1) or two (2) deliveries for the BYOB events and/or for use at 1150 Agency facilities and shall not bill Agency for such services. Agency shall schedule events 1151 as far in advance as possible. Contractor can only schedule up to four (4) events in any 1152 weekend and lead-time is needed to ensure adequate promotion of the event. The 1153 SBWMA will take the lead promoting the BYOB events. If Agency requests delivery of 1154 more than thirty (30) cubic yards of compost annually, Contractor shall provide the delivery 1155 6.2.B. - Page 42