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(vi) Distribute outreach to customers regarding new and existing services. Outreach shall be mailed to customers at the start of the contract. The District will provide the City the opportunity to review the outreach materials prior to mailing. (vii) Provide curbside household battery and mobile phone collection services. (viii) Provide the option of free recycling services to public schools within the L -3 area if they subscribe to the District's franchised rates for garbage. (ix) Provide WMAC commercial recycling staff (20 hours per week), to conduct outreach in the L -3 area. (x) Provide residential collection of used automobile oil filters. (xi) Provide residential collection of food scraps. (xii) Strive to achieve the goal of 75% diversion by 2020 by taking the following actions: • Work with Multi - Family property owners and managers to implement recycling services as mandated by state and local laws and conduct public outreach to owners, managers and tenants about recycling requirements and services available through the District on an annual basis; • Conduct public outreach through annual billing inserts, a direct mailing piece, and the Oro Loma newsletter to promote the benefits of recycling and inform single family residential customers of the availability of up to two (2) 64- gallon recycling carts and up to two (2) 64- gallon green waste /food waste carts per unit; • Conduct public outreach to commercial customers through direct contact and direct mailing (annually) to promote the availability of one (1) 96- gallon recycling cart and one (1) 96- gallon green waste /food waste cart for weekly collection. • Engage in active communication with the City regarding any new programs approved by ACWMA as part of the Strategic Plan, and implement them by mutual agreement, so that the City and District participate at the same levels. (xiii) Meet the definition of "Adequate Commercial Recycling" as established by Alameda County Waste Management Authority to ensure future Measure D funding. IV. If changes in state or local laws mandate the City of San Leandro to implement specific diversion programs, the District shall provide the specific mandated services or programs in the L -3 area. If new state or local laws mandate higher diversion rates, the District will implement any services or programs necessary to achieve the higher diversion rate. The District will consult with the City to determine the appropriate services and programs.