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SECTION 10 Transportation of Recvclable Materials and Nan-recyclable Materials Contractor shall transport the collected Recyclable Materials to its Processing Site(s). Contractor shall take title to the Recyclable Materials upon placement in the Recycling Container by residents and shall be responsible for the sale of such recyclable materials and all of the proceeds of the sales. Recyclable Materials shall be property of Contractor. No uncontaminated recyclable materials collected in this program shall be landfilled. Landfilling or incinerating recyclables shall result in a penalty of $250 per incident of unauthorized disposal to a landfill or incinerator. County has arrangements with the Town of Chapel Hill to provide a loading dock and temporary storage at the Town of Chapel Hill Public Works Facility located at 1099 Airport Road. Contractor may, with explicit permission of County and the Town of Chapel Hill, make use of this facility in a manner cooperative with other users. Contractor, along with other site users, shall be responsible for keeping this area clean, safe and free of blowing trash or debris from its operation. No more than eight roll-off containers for the storage of recyclable materials belonging to Contractor shall accumulate at this site. If more than eight containers accumulate, County or the Town of Chapel Hill may remove the containers at the expense of Waste Industries after 24 hours written or faxed notice to Contractor. Contractor may be asked to occasionally provide County continuous access (defined below) to the roll-off containers used to collect and temporarily store recyclable materials at the loading dock facility located at 1099 Airport Road. When and if deemed necessary County may use said roll-off containers to deposit recyclables collected by its commercial recycling program. Contractor shall take possession of and title to said materials at the time said materials are deposited into the roll-off containers by County. Contractor shall enjoy any revenue gained from the marketing of said materials. Continuous access to the roll-off containers shall be defined as the containers being placed in a position that allows County employees access to said containers from the elevated loading dock, enabling materials to be dumped into said roll-off containers from above. Contractor will cooperate with County and make sure that the needed roll-off containers are placed such a fashion as to allow County employees and County collection vehicles access to said containers from 7 AM until 5 PM daily. Contractor will keep these roll-off containers in such condition as to ensure that they have capacity to accept the materials generated by County. Contractor will be allowed two (2) hours to remove said containers for transporting the contents to market. If said roll-off containers are not in the specified positiomor do not have capacity to accept materials from County, then County may levy penalties equal to $2S per hour for each hour between 7 AM and 5 PM that the roll-off containers are either not in the specified position or do not have capacity to accept materials generated by County (two (2) hour grace period excepted). Any resultant penalties may be deducted from the cost of service for this contract for the month in which the event took place. County will document any event resulting in penalties being levied and will notify Contractor's representative by telephone at the time that fines begin accumulating. Failure to clean the temporary storage site within two (2) working days of written or faxed notification by County may result in County hiring a service to clean the area with the costs of the service to be deducted from the following month's invoice. Cost of cleaning service shall not exceed $250.00 without due notification of Contractor. Contractor will assist County with costs for any necessary repairs or improvements to the concrete pads and/or drainage systems that have been built at the temporary loading dock. Estimated costs 6