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Contractor will provide carts, dumpster, or other mutually agreed upon containers to facilitate <br />municipal facility recycling service. <br />2.5.5 Zero Waste Events <br />Roseville holds Zero Waste events each year at which Food Scraps are collected for composting: <br />♦ Earth Day Celebration (third Saturday in April). <br />♦ Juneteenth (mid -June) <br />♦ Taste of Rosefest (fourth Thursday in June). <br />♦ Run for the Roses (fourth Saturday in June). <br />♦ Wild Rice Festival (second Saturday in September). <br />♦ Tapped and Uncorked (mid/late September) <br />The Contractor shall be responsible for attending the events to staff and monitor the Zero Waste <br />collection stations and educate residents. Prior to the event date, the Contractor will also be <br />responsible for educating any vendors that attend and hand out, sell, etc., any goods or services. <br />All material (Food Scraps, recyclables, trash) collected shall be the responsibility of the <br />Contractor for appropriate processing or disposal. Food Scraps shall be disposed of at a <br />permitted composting facility. After the event, the Contractor shall provide a report to the City, <br />highlighting the amount recycled, composted, and landfilled. The report shall also include ways <br />to improve diversion at the event and any other successes/opportunities that were identified. <br />2.5.6 Opt -in Program <br />The City allows small businesses and faith organizations to opt in to the City's recycling <br />program through an application process. To opt in, organizations and businesses need to send in <br />an application to the City, have a similar composition to a RDU, and be able to recycle materials <br />in a 96-gallon recycling cart. If these requirements are met, the City will approve the opt -in <br />application and provide the information to Contractor. The Contractor is then responsible to drop <br />off the cart(s) and start collection on the next scheduled service date. See Exhibit E Opt -in <br />Recycling Program. <br />2.5.7 Procedure for Non -Targeted Materials <br />If the Contractor determines that a resident has set out noticeable and significant Non -Targeted <br />Materials, the driver shall use the following procedures: <br />2.5.7.1 Curbside <br />Contractor shall leave the Non -Targeted Materials and leave an "education tag" indicating <br />acceptable materials and the proper method of preparation. <br />If the Non -Targeted Recyclables have been tipped into the collection truck, the driver shall <br />record the address of the stop. The Contractor shall send a letter to the resident noting the <br />Non -Targeted Recyclables and providing information on what are accepted recyclables. The <br />address shall be recorded on a form acceptable to the City. Contractor shall report the addresses <br />to the City Recycling Coordinator at the end of each month. <br />RFP for City of Roseville Recycling Services • A-10 <br />RS160\1\934842.vl <br />Page 79 of 185 <br />
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