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July 15, 2024 Page 12 City of San Leandro/ACI Franchise Agreement for acceptability, are typically established by destinations for end use and shall be applicable to 421 Reusable Materials delivered to the Reusable Materials Processing Facility. Contractor shall 422 immediately notify the City to discuss alternative options for Reusable Materials if outlets for such 423 Reusable Materials Collected cease to be readily available. 424 4.5 CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION 425 Contractor shall Collect C&D Debris from all Customers that subscribe to its C&D Debris Collection services 426 and Transport all Collected C&D Debris to the Designated C&D Processing Facility, as specified in Exhibit 427 B. Contractor shall charge Customers for C&D Debris Collection services at City-approved Rates set 428 pursuant to Article 8. 429 A. C&D Recycling Requirements. Contractor shall comply with the following requirements. 430 1. Comply with City’s C&D ordinances, regulations, and requirements. 431 2. Collect Organic Materials separately from other C&D Debris and Transport the Organic 432 Materials to the Designated Transfer Facility or the Designated Organic Materials Processing 433 Facility. 434 3. Comply with the data collection and recordkeeping requirements of CalRecycle and California 435 Building Standards Code including Part 11 California Green Building Standards Code 436 (CALGreen) requirements for the Processing and Recycling of C&D Debris including Organic 437 Waste. Such information provided to the C&D Processor shall include but may not be limited 438 to the project identification number, hauler name or identification or business license 439 number, tare weight, net weight, type of materials delivered, container size, origin, and 440 delivery date and time. 441 4. Cooperate with efforts by City and the Designated C&D Processing Facility to comply with 442 CALGreen requirements as provided in Item 3 above. Such cooperation may include 443 complying with Designated C&D Processing Facility direction on where to dump loads, 444 communicating Source Separation requirements and methods to Generators and assisting 445 City with preparation and distribution of informational materials. Contractor shall provide 446 technical assistance to C&D Customers to support maximum Diversion efforts at Customer 447 sites and shall distribute educational materials, including information in bill inserts or 448 newsletters, to all Customers informing them of City C&D diversion requirements, how to 449 address diversion on site, and the need to submit Waste Management Plans (WMPs) to the 450 City. 451 4.6 SOLID WASTE 452 Contractor shall offer and provide Solid Waste Collection services as described in Exhibit B. 453 Contractor acknowledges that City is committed to Diverting materials from Disposal through the 454 implementation of Source Reduction, reuse, Recycling, Composting, and other programs, and that City 455 may implement new programs, with the involvement of the Contractor, subject to the provisions of 456 Section 3.5, or without the Contractor (which would not be subject to the provisions of Section 3.5) that 457 may impact the overall quantity or composition of Solid Waste to be Collected by Contractor. Contractor 458 shall not be entitled to any compensation or other relief resulting from a decline in Solid Waste volumes 459 or Tonnage or from a change in the composition of Solid Waste, other than pursuant to a Cost-Based Rate 460 Adjustment or an extraordinary Rate adjustment under Section 8.3. 461 Docusign Envelope ID: 908A450D-1F36-4C09-B8A4-C1D639B5A05A