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REV: 03-16-18 MI ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO Page 34 of 119 Table 1. Maximum Contamination Levels Material Category Maximum Contamination Level (% by weight) Commercial Source Separated or Targeted Recyclable Materials 10% MFD and Commercial Plant Materials 5% Single-Family Organic Materials 5% Commercial Organic Materials 10% If two (2) or more loads from the same route are brought to Shoreway Recycling and 1308 Disposal Center in a given month with Contamination Levels greater than those 1309 specified in Table 1, Contractor shall visually inspect materials at the point of 1310 Collection on that route to identify the source of the Contamination. If the source can 1311 be identified, Contractor shall follow up with the Customer(s) that need further 1312 assistance to reduce Contamination and to resolve the Contamination issue. At any 1313 time, the SBWMA may request for the sampling of a load of materials. 1314 C. Inspecting for Excessive Contamination in Single Loads 1315 The Operator will inspect loads of materials delivered to Shoreway Recycling and 1316 Disposal Center. The Operator may set aside for sampling a load of material that 1317 appears to exceed the Contamination Levels in Table 1. 1318 When setting aside a load for sampling, the Operator will document the truck number, 1319 the date and time of delivery, and will take a photograph of the load. The methodology 1320 for sampling of single loads is set forth in Attachment E. 1321 If an entire load is sorted to determine Contamination, as contemplated by 1322 subsections D and E below, then Contractor or its representative shall have the right 1323 to be present at, observe, and photograph and video all aspects of the sort. 1324 D. Supplemental Processing Fee for Excessive Contamination in Salvageable 1325 Single Loads 1326 If a load of materials is determined based on (1) sorting of the entire load, or (2) 1327 sample testing pursuant to Section 6.02.C to contain Contamination in excess of the 1328 levels specified in Table 1, but is determined by the SBWMA to be salvageable, 1329 Contractor shall be required to pay SBWMA a supplemental processing fee of $25.00 1330 per Ton for the load. 1331 The supplemental processing fees shall be adjusted annually by the Annual Index 1332 Change in CPI-U in the same manner described in Attachment K. 1333 E. Payment of Transfer, Transportation, and Disposal of Unsalvageable Single 1334 Loads 1335 If a load of materials is determined based on (1) sorting of the entire load, or (2) 1336 sample testing pursuant to Section 6.02.C to contain Contamination in excess of 1337 the levels specified in Table 1, and is determined by SBWMA to be unsalvageable, 1338 Contractor shall reimburse SBWMA for the cost of transfer, transportation, and 1339 Disposal of the load, which shall be calculated as the weight of the load multiplied 1340 6.2.B. - Page 47