Agmt 2000 Alameda County Industries Inc ACI

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Notwithstanding the terms of such use permit, the Contractor shall obtain the City's approval of any expansion of the facility or any increase in the volume of materials collected, processed and stored there to the extent that such expansion and/or increase in volume (measured either by tons or cubic yards) is due to customers of the Contractor other than the City of San Leandro. Therefore, should the Contractor obtain other customers, franchises or collection agreements other than for San Leandro, then such increase in volume, capacity or physical expansion shall be approved, conditionally approved or denied by the City. Contractor guarantees adequate capacity, not exceeding permitted volume limits, to the City at the Aladdin Facility throughout the term or any renewal. To the extent that the Aladdin Facility, or other Contractor facilities used in providing Franchise Services are also to provide services other than Franchise Services, the Contractor shall track and recover such data as is necessary to accurately allocate to the City its share of all expenses, revenues, incoming and diverted Tons of Recyclable Materials, and incoming and diverted Tans of Green Waste, and Tons of Residue related to provisions of Franchise Services. The Contractor shall provide the same information for all other jurisdictions ar other entities using the facility, and shall make such information available to the City Representative upon written notice. By July 1, 2000, the Contractor shall develop and submit for the City's review and approval a method(s) for making the allocations specified in this paragraph. ARTICLE 5. OTHER FRANCHISE SERVICES 5.1 EMERGENCY COLLECTION The Contractor will provide collection services in order to remove emergency debris, as determined by the City Representative. The Contractor will provide one Debris Box vehicle to be available at all times at Aladdin Street for the purposes of emergency collection. Emergency collection under this section is collection in the absence of the declaration of a local disaster. 5.2 PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS A. General. The Contractor is responsible for two key elements of Customer awareness and education: (1) the availability of the Contractor services and changes in those services; and (2) maximizing participation in diversion programs. The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that education and public awareness are critical, key, and essential elements of achieving the requirements of AB 939, and acknowledges its primary responsibility for conducting an aggressive, consistent, and effective public education and awareness program throughout the Term, and at no cost to the City. The Contractor also will cooperate with the City in exploring opportunities to expand public and consumer awareness over the Term. B. Specific Responsibilities. The Contractor responsibilities include: 1. Developing the Transition Plan. r~wpa~„~~n~~,~wz_..Pa ovovoo Page 26 of 59