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City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 50 June 7, 2022 markets, pricing policy and assumed value for each type of Compost Product, and contingency plans 1753 when market conditions are severe. 1754 Upon request, Contractor shall provide proof to the City that all Organic Materials Contractor 1755 Collects in the City are marketed for use as Compost Products in such a manner that materials shall 1756 be considered as Diverted in accordance with the State regulations established by AB 939 and SB 1757 1383. All Residual material from the Processing activities that is not marketed for use shall be 1758 accounted for as Disposal Tonnage at a permitted Disposal Site. No Organic Materials shall be 1759 Transported to a domestic or foreign location if Solid Waste Disposal of such material is its intended 1760 use. 1761 Annually, the Contractor shall update its marketing plan and submit it to the City for approval 1762 pursuant to Section 6.3.4. Contractor shall provide City with a list of broker/buyers it has used 1763 during the preceding twelve (12) months, if requested by City. If Contractor becomes aware that a 1764 broker or buyer has illegally handled or Disposed of material generated by the City or elsewhere, 1765 Contractor shall immediately inform the City and terminate its contract or working relationship with 1766 such party. 1767 F. Compost Product Use by City. Upon request from the City Contract Manager or their designee, 1768 Contractor shall provide up to one thousand (1,000) cubic yards of Compost Product per calendar 1769 year to the City for use in City parks and facilities at no charge to the City. Contractor shall provide 1770 additional Compost Product requested by the City at a price that is limited to the cost incurred by 1771 the Contractor to purchase and deliver such material to the City. 1772 The City will notify Contractor as to the City’s needs for delivery of finished Compost Product 1773 throughout the calendar year. Contractor shall deliver Compost Product within ten (10) Business 1774 Days, upon City request to any accessible location within City limits at no additional cost to the City. 1775 If the City does not exercise its right to request the one thousand (1,000) cubic yards of Compost 1776 Product in a given calendar year, the remaining amount that was not requested may not be carried 1777 over to subsequent calendar years. 1778 G. Compost Product Give-Away. Contractor shall host one (1) annual Compost Product give-away 1779 event per year, at which each Single-Family Customer in the City may pick-up up to two (2) bags of 1780 Compost Product at no charge upon presenting proof of residency. Contractor shall provide 1781 Compost Product in a total volume per event equivalent to ten percent (10%) of the Organic 1782 Materials Collected under this Agreement in the previous calendar year. At Contractor’s option, a 1783 single-use coupon or other ticket-type method may be implemented, subject to City approval, to 1784 prevent residents from receiving more Compost Product than allotted. The annual Compost Product 1785 give-away shall be held at the Approved Transfer Site, or at a site selected by City. 1786 H. Reporting. Contractor shall provide reports on Organic Materials Processing as required by Sections 1787 6.3.2, 6.3.3, 6.3.4, and 6.4. 1788 5.13.4 Construction and Demolition Debris Processing 1789 A. General. Contractor agrees to comply with City’s Construction and Demolition Debris ordinance 1790 (Municipal Code Section 9.21) and Transport and deliver all C&D it Collects in the City to the 1791 Approved C&D Processing Site. Contractor shall pay all costs associated with Transfer (if applicable), 1792