City Council Meeting
June 28, 2022
SB 1383: Solid Waste
Franchise Agreement
Amendment and Waste
Delivery Agreement
SLIDE
1 1. SB 1383 Background
2. Waste System Amendments
3. Resultant Rate Increase
MEETING AGENDA
SLIDE
2 Ø Unfunded State mandate
Ø Extensive local government
requirements & requirements on
businesses
Ø Sets Statewide targets for organics
recovery efforts
Ø Builds on AB 1826 to incrementally
reduce disposal of organic waste
Ø Requires ALL generators to be
provided organic waste recycling
services
SB 1383: Short Lived Climate
Pollutants Act
SLIDE
3 Provide Organics
Collection to All
Monitor Compliance
and Conduct
Enforcement
Secure Access to Edible and
Recycling Food Recovery
Capacity
Procure Recyclable
and Recovered
Organic Products
Establish Edible
Food Recovery
Program
Conduct Education &
Outreach to
Community
Local Agency Responsibilities
SLIDE
4 Waste System Amendments
SLIDE
5 Ø Changes to the Master Operating Agreement (MOA)
(County & Republic) Effective 4/1/22
• Existing commercial food waste program offered under existing MOA • Republic to provide commercial food waste program
• Recology to provide to collection in urban areas of each city as reasonably necessary to meet diversion goals
• Program costs not fully compensated through MOA
• Scope of existing food waste program not compliant with SB 1383 • County amended the MOA to consolidate food waste programs • Eliminated food waste program and $4.21/ton gate fee that funded program
• Additional revenue to Recology needed to implement SB 1383 obligations
Waste System Amendments
SLIDE
6 Ø Changes to the Waste Delivery Agreement (WDA)
(City & Recology)
• Eliminates food waste and dry commercial mixed waste programs previously offered through MOA
• Results in a reduction of $4.21/ton from the disposal tip fee that funded programs at County facilities
• Allows for food waste route collection efficiencies across jurisdictional boundaries
Waste System Amendments
SLIDE
7 Ø Changes to the Collection, Disposal and Processing
Franchise Agreement (City & Recology)
• Phased Implementation of 3-Container Collection Program • Provide service to all customers that currently do not have organic waste collection
• 0.17 additional drivers and collection trucks needed
• Container compliance (colors & labels)
• Route reviews
• Compliance reviews of all customers
• Outreach and education for all generators (tags & mailers) • Reporting to City
• 5-year extension
• Rate Adjustment for additional operating expenses to implement SB 1383 obligations
Waste System Amendments
SLIDE
8 Ø 6.4% one-time rate adjustment
Ø Adjustment effective 1/1/2023
Ø Rate adjustment for new SB 1383 services is included in a Draft Franchise Agreement Amendment
Resultant Rate Increase
Questions?