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City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 36 June 7, 2022 Contractor will work with and support the City and any consultants contracted by the City or 1212 StopWaste.Org (also known as the Alameda County Waste Management Authority and Alameda 1213 County Source Reduction and Recycling Board) to conduct Commercial and Multi-Family Organic 1214 Materials audits. 1215 Any revenue other than Rate revenue that the Contractor receives specifically for the Commercial 1216 and Multi-Family Organic Materials Program, including but not limited to, the StopWaste.Org Food 1217 Scrap Subsidy and Incentive payment programs, shall be deducted from the Contractor’s total 1218 calculated costs to reduce Customer Rates in accordance with Section 3.F of Exhibit H and Section 1219 3.F of Exhibit I. 1220 B. Collection Service Options. Contractor shall provide Commercial and Multi-Family Organics 1221 Customers with a Container appropriate for the needs of the business and the available space in the 1222 enclosure for outside storage and Collection of Organic Materials. Contractor shall allow 1223 Commercial Customers to select a Collection service method that best suits the needs of its 1224 Premises in the same manner as the described in Section 5.3.3.B. 1225 D. Container Replacement. Contractor shall replace Containers, which are specifically designated for 1226 Organic Materials Collection, that have been stolen or damaged at no cost to the Commercial or 1227 Multi-Family Premises not more than once per year. Additional replacements shall be charged to 1228 the Customer at City-approved Rates on the Rate schedule in Exhibit G. 1229 E. Posters, Signage, and Other Education Materials. Pursuant to the public education plan described 1230 in Exhibit B, Contractor shall instruct Commercial and Multi-Family Customers and/or their property 1231 managers as to any necessary preparation, separation, and placement of Organic Materials and 1232 shall provide posters, signs, and other public education materials. 1233 F. Notification of Improper Setout. Contractor shall notify Customers and their property managers (if 1234 applicable) who fail, or whose residents or employees fail, to follow the posted instructions. In 1235 cases of extreme or repeated failure to comply with the instructions, Contractor may decline to 1236 Collect the Organic Materials but must notify the Customer of the reason and what steps must be 1237 taken by Customer to recommence service. 1238 G. Reporting. Pursuant to Sections 6.3.1, 6.3.2, 6.3.3 and 6.3.4, Contractor shall provide reports to the 1239 City documenting its efforts to promote Organic Materials Collection services to Commercial 1240 Customers including, but not limited to, the number of site visits performed. 1241 H. Internal Organics Bins. Upon the Customer’s request, Contractor shall offer Commercial Customers 1242 a variety of Organics storage bins for use by the Customer inside their Premises to store Organic 1243 Materials prior to placement of the materials in the outdoor Containers to be Collected by 1244 Contractor. Up to three (3) internal Organics bins shall be provided at no cost to the Customer. 1245 Contractor shall promote the availability of the internal Organics bins during the site visits with the 1246 Owner or property manager, and through other Commercial public education efforts required by 1247 Exhibit B. Contractor shall purchase a sufficient number of Organics bins to maintain an inventory 1248 of bins so that upon a Customer’s request, Contractor can deliver the Organics bin(s) to the 1249 Commercial Premises within two (2) weeks of request. Each Organics bin shall be accompanied by 1250 a flyer describing the Organics program requirements. 1251