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City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 40 June 7, 2022 to the City or residents. Contractor may require that participating residents show proof of residency within 1363 the City. Such proof of residency may include, but is not limited to, a valid drivers’ license or other form 1364 of photo identification. Contractor shall notify residents of the scheduled drop-off event through a Billings 1365 insert, and shall publish notice in no fewer than two (2) local news publications no later than fourteen 1366 (14) days prior to the scheduled event date. Contractor shall schedule the drop-off event in the fall. 1367 Contractor shall ensure that all Yard Trimmings received during the community drop-off events are kept 1368 separate from other Discarded Materials and deliver the material to the Organic Materials Processing Site 1369 for Processing, in accordance with this Agreement and SB 1383. 1370 5.9.2 Ongoing Drop-Off Service 1371 Contractor shall accept, and Divert from Disposal, Source Separated Recyclable Materials (at the Buy Back 1372 Center), clothing, and other textiles, and up to five (5) gallons of used cooking oil per Customer per visit, 1373 delivered by Single-Family Customers to the Approved Transfer Site during regular facility open hours at 1374 no charge to the Customers or City. Contractor may require that participating residents show proof of 1375 residency within the City. Such proof of residency may include, but is not limited to, a valid drivers’ license 1376 or other form of photo identification. 1377 5.9.3 Reuse Trailer 1378 Contractor shall operate and maintain at the Approved Transfer Site a “Reuse Trailer” where reusable 1379 items including, but not limited to, recovered Bulky Items may be stored and made available for visitors 1380 to the Approved Transfer Site for reuse. Operation of the Reuse Trailer shall be provided during regular 1381 facility open hours at no cost to Customers or the City. 1382 5.10 E-Waste and U-Waste Collection 1383 5.10.1 On-Call E-Waste Collection 1384 In addition to Collection of E-Waste during on-call clean-up events, Contractor shall offer Single-Family, 1385 Multi-Family, and Commercial Customers Collection of E-Waste on an on-call basis upon Customer 1386 request at City-approved Rates on the Rate schedule in Exhibit G. 1387 5.10.2 Single-Family Cell Phone and Household Battery Collection 1388 Contractor shall provide weekly Collection of cell phones and household batteries from Single-Family 1389 Customers on the same day as Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials are Collected 1390 from the Customers. Contractor shall Collect cell phones and household batteries contained in a sealed 1391 plastic bag placed on top of the Recyclable Materials Cart. Contractor shall not be required to Collect 1392 automobile batteries through this program. 1393 5.10.3 E-Waste and U-Waste Drop-Off 1394 Effective upon Contractor’s receipt of the applicable permits authorizing such service, Contractor shall 1395 provide a drop-off service at the Approved Transfer Station Site at no cost that enables City residents to 1396 drop-off: fluorescent bulbs, household batteries, cell phones, automotive batteries, paint, Used Motor Oil 1397