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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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3/26/2018
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<br />REV: 03-16-18 MI <br />ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO <br />Page 53 of 119 <br />materials, messages, and communications used by Contractor to support Recycling Blitz 2129 <br />activities shall be developed collaboratively with the SBWMA and Agency and production 2130 <br />of materials shall be paid for by Contractor and shall not bill Agency for such services or 2131 <br />SBWMA. All promotional materials used by Contractor shall be authorized by the SBWMA 2132 <br />and Agency. 2133 <br />If Contractor is required to conduct a Recycling Blitz, Contractor shall form a Recycling 2134 <br />Blitz team, utilizing the Waste Zero Specialists, to assist in this promotion campaign. The 2135 <br />focus of the Recycling Blitz program shall be on Customers that are either not currently 2136 <br />Recycling or diverting Organic Materials, or have only limited service. The Recycling Blitz 2137 <br />team shall work with Customers to expand Collection of Targeted Recyclable and Organic 2138 <br />Materials and make recommendations for reduced Solid Waste Container sizes and/or 2139 <br />frequency of Solid Waste Collection service. Contractor shall work collaboratively with the 2140 <br />SBWMA and Agency. 2141 <br />7.10 CARBON FOOTPRINT MEASURING 2142 <br />Contractor shall annually file its emissions data with the California Climate Action 2143 <br />Registry (CCAR). Upon request of Agency or SBWMA, Contractor shall provide 2144 <br />emissions data filed with CCAR; a description of Contractor’s carbon footprint; and, a 2145 <br />description of Contractor’s activities both planned and implemented to reduce its 2146 <br />carbon footprint for the previous calendar years. 2147 <br />7.11 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 2148 <br />Contractor shall implement and maintain an environmental management program 2149 <br />combining several elements to minimize the environmental impacts of its operations in the 2150 <br />Service Area. Contractor shall provide upon request from Agency a description of topics 2151 <br />discussed at its bi-monthly environmental team roundtable and training program 2152 <br />meeting(s) and the semiannual corporate environmental compliance staff meetings. 2153 <br />Contractor shall provide Agency access to its environmental and safety tracking system 2154 <br />(NEST) upon request. Contractor shall provide Agency copies of its internal environmental 2155 <br />compliance audits, third-party audits, and disposition of corrective actions, within thirty 2156 <br />(30) Days upon request from Agency. 2157 <br />7.12 ANNUAL ROUTE ASSESSMENT 2158 <br />Contractor shall conduct a route assessment of the Service Area each Rate Year. This 2159 <br />comprehensive route assessment shall require Contractor to assess all of its Solid Waste, 2160 <br />Targeted Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials Collection Customers over a one 2161 <br />(1) week period during the same month each year for the Term. The assessment is 2162 <br />intended to annually confirm and update Contractor’s data related to Customer accounts, 2163 <br />service levels and operations, including, but not limited to: (i) number of Accounts; (ii) 2164 <br />Customer address; (iii) number and type of Containers at each Account; and (iv) Collection 2165 <br />frequency of each Container at each Account; (v) Bin and Cart lifts; (vi) Drop Box pulls; 2166 <br />(vii) service stops; (viii) route hours per year; and (ix) Tonnage Collected. All service level 2167 <br />information related to lifts and pulls shall be derived in part from Contractor’s database 2168 <br />management system. All route labor hours shall be based on total route hours for routes 2169 <br />exclusive to each Agency and Tonnage information shall be based on actual Tons 2170 <br />Collected. For routes that service more than one Agency, the Tonnage Collected on these 2171 <br />6.2.B. - Page 66
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