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collection, transportation, and disposal of Yard Waste at a compost site. Yard Waste User Fees
<br /> are set forth in Section II, C.
<br /> 12. Large/Bulky items. Beds, mattresses, furniture and other items as identified in Appendix B:
<br /> "Large/Bulk Items."
<br /> 13. "Recyclable Materials" shall mean at a minimum newsprint, green, brown, and clear glass (food
<br /> and beverage) containers, aluminum, steel, bi-metal, and "tin" cans (food and beverage
<br /> containers), plastic containers labeled 1 through 7, corrugated cardboard, mixed paper, (the term
<br /> mixed paper shall not include paper contaminated with food or waste, paper plates and cups,
<br /> pizza boxes, napkins, waxed paper, carbon paper, restroom paper, used lunch bags, or wallpaper)
<br /> box board, catalogs, magazines, phone books, hard and soft covered books. Other materials may
<br /> be mutually agreed upon by the City and the Contractor.
<br /> 14. "Unacceptable Recyclable Materials" shall mean materials not properly prepared, separated
<br /> and/or located in accordance with this agreement as generally accepted recycling practices
<br /> established by Contractor and approved by the City or materials currently not designated for
<br /> curbside collection.
<br /> 15. "Recycling Containers" shall mean receptacles in which Recyclable Materials can be stored and
<br /> later placed at curbside for Collection as approved by the City.
<br /> 16. "Appliances or White Goods" shall mean household appliances including but are not limited to
<br /> clothes washers and dryers, dishwashers, water heaters, residential furnaces, garbage disposals,
<br /> trash compactors, conventional and microwave ovens, ranges and stoves, air conditioners,
<br /> dehumidifiers, refrigerators, and freezers.
<br /> 17. "Recycling Collection" shall mean the_collection of all Recyclable Materials accumulated in
<br /> containers at Dwelling Units coveredin this contract. Collection shall also include transporting
<br /> the Recyclable Materials to a processing site or end market as determined by the Contractor and
<br /> approved by the City.
<br /> 18. "Suspended" service. A resident customer may suspend service for periods when the residence
<br /> will be vacant for more than one month.
<br /> 19. "Walk Up Customer" is a household, approved by the City, which shall receive Garbage,
<br /> Recycling, and Yardwaste service at the household instead of the curbside due physical
<br /> limitations of the occupant.
<br /> IL SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED
<br /> A. Refuse and Garbage Services
<br /> Contractors must detail in their response, their proposed per unit cost per month for collection and
<br /> disposal services under the City's current service structure ("32" gallon, "64" gallon, or "96" gallon)
<br /> unless otherwise directed. Please identify monthly rate per dwelling unit individually for Refuse Hauling
<br /> and Disposal. Proposal prices shall include labor, material, tipping fees, and all else necessary to provide
<br /> the described services. The following describes the minimum service requirements:
<br /> 1. Number of pickups: The City of Centerville represents that there are approximately 1307 residential
<br /> dwellings within the City covered under this contract to be serviced as of July 1, 2018. Not all
<br /> dwelling units receive service at all times.
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