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program. Other container types such as kraft grocery bags, boxes, <br />and bins not exceeding 18 gallons in capacity are acceptable to the <br />extent that route drivers readily recognize recyclables. <br />If the Contractor proposes using wheeled carts, the Contractor or <br />designated subcontractor will maintain a sufficient new and <br />replacement cart inventory. The contractor shall service and repair <br />carts to meet supply and demand needs for the entire term of the <br />contract. <br />The standard 64-gallon cart shall be approximately 26” x 26” x 41” <br />in dimension, and be smooth for ease in cleaning. Carts shall be <br />consistent in colors and design with a recycling symbol that is at least <br />4” tall on two sides and approved instruction label on each lid, so as <br />to be easily identified by the resident/customer and the Contractor <br />Driver as the container for recyclable materials collection. The City <br />shall approve the cart, color and labeling prior to manufacter. No <br />contractor identification shall be on the cart. <br />Thirty-two and ninety-six gallon carts of similar design shall be <br />provided to residents who request a different level of service. <br />Additional carts will be provided at no extra charge to residents who <br />request them. <br />The Contractor shall be responsible for preparing a <br />comprehensive cart rollout plan and schedule for the initial cart <br />distribution. <br /> The Contractor will work with the City to create the <br />educational material for distribution to customers. This educational <br />material and its distribution may meet the annual mailing <br />requirements detailed in 6.05. <br />At a minimum, the plan must have the following items: <br />1. Single stream system instructional brochure for customers. <br />2. Single stream system instructions (text and images) for the City’s <br />website and newsletters. <br />3. Final cart, label and logo specifications (including details of cart <br />color, lid color, and draft content of any label instructions) to be <br />proposed by the Contractor and approved by the City. <br />4. Cart order quantity (including specified overage to have in stock as <br />excess inventory). <br />5. Contractor’s plan for cart roll-out to customers, including start and <br />end dates. <br />16 <br /> <br />