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City of Pleasanton Article 5. Collection Services Franchise Agreement with Pleasanton Garbage Service City of Pleasanton Page 71 June 7, 2022 uninterrupted service during mechanical breakdowns, and in case of natural disaster, other emergencies, 2518 or labor disputes. This contingency plan shall be specific to the needs of the City and its Customers. 2519 5.20 Implementation of New Services 2520 The Contractor acknowledges that the Contractor’s implementation of the services required under this 2521 Agreement shall occur in a smooth and seamless manner such that Customers do not experience 2522 disruption in Collection services. Contactor shall be responsible for managing implementation of 2523 Collection services and other related services required under this Agreement and shall do so in accordance 2524 with this Agreement and as approved by the City. 2525 5.21 Corporation Yard, Transfer Station, and Other Facility Requirements 2526 Contractor shall provide a site to be used for staging Collection equipment and personnel, performing 2527 equipment maintenance, housing administrative and Customer service offices and staff, and receiving and 2528 Transferring Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials form Contractor’s Collection 2529 vehicles and from the public. Contractor shall comply with Applicable Law (including local noise 2530 restrictions), and all land-use or other permits related to conducting operations required by this 2531 Agreement at the site. Contractor shall provide to City copies of all notices of violations at such facilities. 2532 Any fees charged to Customers related to the site must be approved by the City. The Contractor may own 2533 or lease the site. Contractor’s proposed total annual costs for services and Rates for Rate Period One 2534 include costs for the corporation yard. If for some reason, the Contractor is unable to secure, develop, 2535 and operate the site that served as the basis of its cost and Rate proposal at the cost it anticipated or 2536 secured an alternative site, Contractor’s Compensation and Rates shall not be adjusted to reflect any 2537 differences in costs incurred by the Contractor for site acquisition, development, permitting, operations, 2538 or other related items unless Contractor proposes a reduction in costs. As of the Effective Date, such site 2539 shall be the Pleasanton Transfer Station, located at 3110 Busch Rd, Pleasanton, CA, operating permits for 2540 which are included in Exhibit L, and incorporated herein by reference. 2541 5.22 Minimum Diversion Requirement 2542 Contractor shall perform services under this Agreement in a manner which supports the City’s 2543 environmental goals, and at all times complies with and supports the Alameda County Mandatory 2544 Recycling Ordinance. This includes, but is not limited to, providing services, education, and outreach to 2545 Customers and in the community which promote source reduction, reuse, Recycling, Composting, and 2546 other methods to reduce landfill Disposal. Contractor is expected, during each and every one of its 2547 interactions with Customers, to suggest opportunities for Customers to reduce their Solid Waste 2548 subscription levels and increase the level of Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials service received. 2549 Contractor shall achieve the following minimum annual Diversion Rates: 2550 • Materials Collected from Single-Family, Multi-Family, and Commercial Customers: seventy-five 2551 percent (75%) Diversion; and, 2552 • C&D Debris Collected: ninety percent (90%) of Portland cement concrete and asphalt concrete, and 2553 at least seventy-five percent (75%) of the remaining C&D (except as otherwise provided in the City 2554 Municipal Code), taking into account only C&D projects where Contractor Collects all materials. 2555