Agmt 2011 Oro Loma Sanitary District

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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 solid waste and recycling collection services to the public schools within the L -3 area (Corvallis Elementary School, Dayton Elementary School, San Leandro High School, Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, and Washington Manor Middle School). Bin • and cart services shall be provided at no charge to the schools, at current collection service levels or below. Debris box services shall be provided at the District's franchised rates in effect for the L -3 area. A public school shall receive solid waste (garbage) services at no cost upon meeting the following requirement: • Implement recycling collection in every classroom, meeting room and office at all the school's facilities; the District shall provide recycling bins to each school upon request; the school shall collect and recycle mixed paper, cardboard, bottles, cans, and all other materials accepted for recycling by WMAC. Representatives from WMAC and the District shall conduct waste audits to determine compliance at each school prior to the implementation of the no cost solid waste collection service, and from time to time thereafter. If, after initial compliance is established, noted deficiencies are reported in writing to the school, they must be corrected by the school within 30 days. Failure to correct said deficiencies within the allotted time shall result in the school beginning to pay the franchised solid waste rates then in effect in the L -3 area. (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) 96- gallon green waste /food waste carts per unit; • 3