12. Annual Rate Adjustments Requested by Athens Services, Inc. for Solid Waste Collection-Recycling

Item No.

TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

FROM: OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
BY: MATT BAUMGARDNER, P.E., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS/

CITY ENGINEER

VANIAH DE ROJAS, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER

DATE: AUGUST 8, 2023

SUBJECT: ANNUAL RATE ADJUSTMENTS REQUESTED BY ATHENS SERVICES, INC. FOR

SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND RECYCLING SERVICES

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The City Council will consider adopting Resolution No. 23-8189 approving the annual rate adjustment for solid waste and recycling services provided by Athens Services, In c. to residential and commercial customers. The annual rate adjustment is in accordance with the Integrated Waste Management Services Franchise Agreement between the City and CalMET Services, Inc., now owned by Athens. The City Council will also consider approving amendments to the Integrated Waste Management Services Agreement.

RECOMMENDATION

That the City Council:

1) Adopt Resolution No. 23-8189, approving rate adjustments for solid waste and recycling services provided by Athens Services, Inc. to residential, multi-family, and commercial customers; and,

2) Approve the First Amendment to the Integrated Waste Management Services Agreement.

BACKGROUND

On February 23, 2016, the City of Downey entered into a 10-year agreement with CalMet Services, Inc. (CalMet) for exclusive residential and commercial solid waste and recycling services in Downey. The agreement became effective on April 1, 2016 and is set to expire on March 31, 2026.

On November 18, 2021, all of the assets of CalMet along with its affiliate business, Paramount Resources Recycling, were acquired by Arakelian Enterprises, Inc. dba Athens Services, Inc. (Athens).

On March 29, 2022, the City Council adopted a resolution consenting to the assignment of the integrated waste management services franchise agreement between the City of

APPROVED BY

CITY MANAGER

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 2

2 Downey and CalMet to Athens. Athens has been providing services to the community since that time.

The agreement includes certain provisions for Athens to receive a required adjustment to its rates annually. Athens’ residential and commercial rates are adjusted annually using a Refuse Rate Index (RRI), which is defined in the Franchise Agreement, and passthrough costs for the disposal of solid waste collected within the community . The RRI is a series of indices that are tied to Athens’ major cost centers (labor, fuel, vehicle and equipment replacement, vehicle maintenance, and other costs) and disposal element costs (transfer/landfill, materials recovery facilities processing, green waste and organics), which Athens must pay to dispose of the waste it collects in the City.

ANALYSIS

On December 1, 2022, (subsequently revised on April 1, 2023) the City received a request and notice from Athens to initiate the annual rate increase process for solid waste collection services. Based on the contract required inflationary factors, Athens has requested a $3.46 rate increase for single-family residential customers, $16.43 rate increase for 3 cubic yard (CY) for multi-family residential customers (five or more units), and a $17.72 rate increase for 3 CY bin service for commercial customers. Additionally, the rate increases for single-family residential and multi-family customers will have a $0.24 and $1.26, respectively, added for Abandoned Bulky Item Collection Services where Athens will collect abandoned bulky items throughout the City for 2 hours a day, 3 days a week. With the addition of this service, the total rate increases for residential is $3.70 and $17.69 for multi-family per month.

The rate increase proposed by Athens Services does not include services for organic waste recycling related to the new Senate Bill (SB) 1383 legislation. Neither the City nor Athens has control over the requirements of this legislation as they are imposed on the City by a State mandate. City staff will return to a City Council meeting later in the year with the proposed rates for SB 1383 legislation compliance.

City staff along with a third-party consultant, R3 Consulting Group, Inc., have reviewed and analyzed supporting documents identifying the changes in the costs of labor, fuel, vehicle replacement, vehicle maintenance, and other related expenses and evaluated the proposed adjustments to the collection component of the rates using the contract required RRI methodology. Furthermore, all records related to the costs of disposal (transfer and landfill) and processing have been analyzed to determine the necessary rate adjustment for each disposal component. R3 Consulting Group, Inc. confirmed that the 2023 Downey Refuse Rate Index was mathematically correct and that each individual cost drivers met the terms and conditions of the franchise agreement.

The charts below demonstrate the calculations utilized in determining the proposed rate adjustments related to residential and commercial customers. The same methodology

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 3

3 was used to calculate the proposed rate adjustments for other types of solid waste and recycling services provided by Athens.

Disposal Components
Category Data Source Index or Tipping Fee
1/1/2022 1/1/2023
Percentage Change
Disposal –
Transfer/landfill
Posted gate rate at Downey
Area Recycling Transfers
Facility

$ 78.92

$ 87.01

10.25%
Disposal – Municipal
Recycling Facility (MRF)
Gate rate at Paramount
Resource Recycling

$ 99.00

$ 120.26

21.47%
Disposal – Residential
Green waste
Posted gate rate at Downey
Area Recycling Transfers
Facility

$ 75.16

$ 94.15

25.27%
Disposal – Commercial
Organics/Green waste
Posted gate rate at Puente
Hills MRF

$ 79.00

$ 120.26

52.23%
Disposal – Curbside
Recycling
Posted gate rate at Downey
Area Recycling & Transfers
(DART) Facility
$ 18.91 $ 67.00 254.31%

Based on the above RRI, reflecting changes in costs for the collection components of service and percentage changes in costs of various disposal elements, and the inclusion of Bulky Item Collection Services, the existing rate for single-family residential customers is proposed to be adjusted as follows:

Collection Components

Category Data Source Indices as of:
10/31/2021 10/31/2022
Percentage
Change

Cost ($)
Item
Weight
Weighted
Pct. Change
Labor Employment, hours and
earnings from current
employment, waste
collection (U.S.

Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor
Statistics

23.670

24.45 3.30%

$ 2,970,067

46.7%

1.54%
Fuel &
Lubricants

Compressed Gas for
Motor Vehicles

2.720

3.0780

13.15%

$ 404,135

6.4%

0.84%
Vehicle
Replacement
Truck, bus, car and other
vehicles bodies, for sale
separately (U.S.

Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor
Statistics).

283.3

330.2

16.54%

$ 545,749

8.6%

1.42%
Vehicle
Maintenance
Parts and attachments
for industrial work trucks
and tractors (U.S.

Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor
Statistics).

324.4

345.9

6.61%

$ 350,270

5.5%

0.36%
Other Costs Consumer Price Index,
All Urban Consumers, All
items, West Size Class
B/C (U.S. Department of
Labor, Bureau of Labor
Statistics).
171.226 185.410 8.28% $2,085,672 32.8% 2.72%

6.88%

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 4

4 The single-family residential proposed rate is $29.37, representing a 14.41% increase.

The proposed rate for multi-family (five or more units) for a 3 CY bin with once-a-week pick-up represents a 11.67% increase from $151.64 to $169.33 as shown below.

Multi-Family Rate (five or more units) 3 CY 1x Per Week Rate

Rate Component

Current
Monthly Rate
Annual
Adjustments
New Bulky Item
Collection
Services

Proposed
Monthly Rate

% $ %

Disposal – Transfer/Landfill
$ 25.90

$ 2.65

10.23%

$ 28.55
Disposal MRF Processing
$ 29.03

$ 6.23

21.46%

$ 35.26
Collection
$ 73.96

$ 5.09

6.88%

$ 79.05
Franchise Fee
$ 7.58

$ 0.82

10.81%
$ 8.40
Vehicle Impact Fee
$ 15.17

$ 1.64

10.81%

$ 16.81
Bulky Item Collection - - - $ .1.26 - $ 1.26 Monthly Solid Waste
Collection Rate

$ 151.64

$ 16.43

10.83%

$ 1.26

11.67%

$ 169.33
Single Family Residential Rate

Rate Component

Current
Monthly
Rate
Annual
Adjustments
New Bulky Item
Collection Services

Proposed
Monthly
Rate $ % $ %
Disposal – Transfer/Landfill $ 6.02 $ 0.62 10.3% $ 6.64 Disposal – Green waste $ 4.00 $ 1.01 25.25% $ 5.01 Disposal – Recycling $ 0.20 $ 0.51 255% $ 0.71 Collection $ 11.60 $ 0.80 6.89% $ 12.40
Franchise Fee $ 1.28 $ 0.18 14.06% $ 1.46 Vehicle Impact Fee $ 2.57 $ 0.34 13.23% $ 2.91 Bulky Item Collection - - - $ 0.24 - $ 0.24
Monthly Solid Waste
Collection Rate $ 25.67 $ 3.46 13.48% $ 0.24 14.41% $ 29.37

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 5

5 The commercial rate for a 3 CY bin with once-a-week pick-up is proposed to increase by

10.55% from $167.93 to $185.65 as shown in the following table:

Commercial Rate 3 CY 1x Per Week Rate

Rate Component

Current Rate
Adjustments
Proposed Rate

Disposal -Transfer/Landfill

$ 26.87

$ 2.75

10.23%

$ 29.62
Disposal – MRF Processing
$ 29.73

$ 6.38

21.45%

$ 36.11

Collection

$ 86.14

$ 5.93

6.8%

$ 92.07

Franchise Fee

$ 8.40

$ 0.88

10.47%

$ 9.28

Vehicle Impact Fee

$ 16.79

$ 1.78

10.6%

$ 18.57

Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate

$ 167.93

$ 17.72

10.55%

$ 185.65

A recent comparison of the City of Downey’s commercial rate for a 3 CY container serviced by a onetime per week pick-up (a common service level) to rates in neighboring cities shows that the City’s proposed rates will be 19.13% lower than the average.

However, Downey’s single-family residential rate will be 13.05% higher than the average.

Solid Waste Rate Survey (5/1/2023)

City
Commercial
3 CY – 1x/week

Residential

Hauler
Proposed
Rate
Increase
Annual Rate
Increase
Methodology
SB 1383
Included

Artesia

$ 210.74

$ 25.16

CR & R

June 2023
CPI Yes

Bellflower

$ 218.80

$ 27.82
CR & R

September
2023
Labor, Fuel,
and Equipment
Index
Yes-
Residential
Only

Cerritos

$ 168.71

$ 23.89

Athens

June 2023

N/A N/A

Lakewood

$ 154.95

$ 26.60

EDCO

July 2023
Combination of
CPI and
Industry cost
increases
Yes – But
doesn’t
include
food
recovery
component

Norwalk

$ 449.83

$ 23.43

Athens

January 2023
Trash CPI +
1%
Yes

Paramount

$ 172.33

$ 23.25

Athens

May 2023
Trash CPI Only
Residential

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 6

6 A complete list of adjustments to current rates for different categories of customers and various types of services provided by Athens is included in the resolution attached to this report. Staff recommends the adoption of the attached Resolution No. 23-8189.

If approved, the new rates become effective starting August 1, 2023 for commercial customers as they are billed monthly, and a July, August, and September quarterly period for residential customers as they are billed on a quarterly basis. The bill statement will be sent mid-August 1, 2023 for the period. Athens will notify the customers via a notification letter with the regular billing statement. It should be noted that City staff negotiated that the new rates not be retroactive to April 1, 2023, providing cost relief to residents and businesses.

The reasoning for the delay in the implementation of the annual rate adjustment was to allow staff time to review proposed contractual changes. More specifically, the following contractual changes were negotiated for City Council consideration to help mitigate inflationary cost increases in the future:

1. Change the Annual Rate Adjustment Methodology from the combination of Refuse Rate Index (RRI) and disposal cost drivers to a flat Trash CPI Index + 1% Methodology. To move forward with the Trash CPI Index + 1% as requested by Athens, City staff negotiated the removal of extra-ordinary cost language that is allowed under the current agreement. This action limits charges to residents and commercial businesses to only the Trash CPI + 1% with no future unexpected charges that can be applied by Athens . This change also reduces the large fluctuations that customers have seen in annual rate adjustments when using the RRI methodology.

2. Change Diversion Calculation for AB 939 State Compliance.

3. 7-Year contract extension to the current end date of March 31, 2026.

Whittier

$ 199.13

$ 28.79
Athens &
Republic

July 2023
Combination of
CPI, Fuel
Index, Savage
Canyon tip fee
& Republic
driver salary
and benefits
Yes –
Athens
Only
Downey
(proposed)
$ 185.65 $ 29.37 Athens July 2023 Average
(without
Downey)
$ 224.93 $ 25.56
Downey vs.

Average
$ (39.28) $ 3.81
-19.13% 14.90%

ATHENS SERVICES RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUEST AND AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AUGUST 8, 2023
PAGE 7

7 4. Incorporation of the State Mandated SB 1383 Organic Waste Collection Program – Staff will return to a City Council meeting later in the year with the proposed rates for SB 1383 legislation compliance.

Listed as Attachment C is the Agreement Amendment reflecting these changes.

CITY COUNCIL PRIORITIES

Fiscal Responsibility
Quality of Life, Neighborhood & Infrastructure

FISCAL IMPACT

There is no fiscal impact on the City from the proposed rate increases. The rate increases for solid waste collection services are recovered from residential and commercial customers utilizing Athens’ Services.

ATTACHMENTS

Attachment A: Resolution No. 23-8189 Approving rate adjustments for solid waste and recycling services provided by Athens Services, Inc. To residential and commercial customers; and

Attachment B: Athens Service Rate Adjustment Request Letters

Attachment C: First Amendment to Agreement for Integrated Waste Management Services

RESOLUTION NO. 23-8189

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY

CONFIRMING RATE ADJUSTMENTS FOR SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING SERVICES PROVIDED BY CALMET SERVICES, INC. TO RESIDENTIAL AND

COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS

WHEREAS, the City of Downey has previously entered into an Integrated Waste Management Services Agreement (“Agreement”) with CalMet Services, Incorporated (CalMet) dated April 1, 2016 for solid waste disposal and recycling services to the City; and

WHEREAS, On November 18, 2021, all of the assets of CalMet along with its affiliate business, Paramount Resources Recycling, were acquired by Arakelian Enterprises, Inc. dba Athens Services, Inc. (Athens); and

WHEREAS, On March 29, 2022, the City Council adopted a resolution consenting to the assignment of integrated waste management services franchise agreement between the City of Downey and CalMet to Athens; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to the Agreement, Athens has requested an annual adjustment to increase the maximum rates for solid waste and recycling services; and

WHEREAS, the rate adjustments requested by Athens are made in accordance with those provisions of the Agreement specifying the methodologies for calculating adjustment to rates and fixing maximum rates; and

WHEREAS, the City Council confirms that the requested annual rate adjustments are consistent with the methodology set forth in the Agreement; and

WHEREAS, the annual rate adjustment for single-family residential and multi-family customers includes an additional service by Athens for Abandon Bulky Item Collection Services to occur two hours a day, three times a week.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The City Council hereby confirms that the requested annual rate adjustment is consistent with the methodology set forth in the Agreement and as requested by the City. Athens’ requested rate increases and maximum monthly rates for collection and recycling of solid waste are in accordance with the schedule set forth below effective August 1, 2023:

ATTACHMENT A

RESOLUTION NO. 23-8189
PAGE 2

Single Family 29.37$
Multi-Family 25.02$
Extra Trash Container 5.98$
Extra Green Waste Container 7.65$
Discount Rate for Small Container (2.94)$
Contamination Charge 33.00$
Extra Pickup-Trash 22.07$
Extra Pickup-Green Waste 18.02$
Temporary 3 CY Bin 180.45$
New Rate Per Pickup

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
Categories New Rate Per Month

RESOLUTION NO. 23-8189
PAGE 3

1 CY 111.60$ 201.09$ 290.59$ 380.07$ 469.66$ 647.35$ 77.31$ 2 CY 140.44$ 242.26$ 344.14$ 445.96$ 547.86$ 748.94$ 88.76$ 3 CY 169.33$ 283.53$ 397.66$ 511.87$ 626.08$ 850.51$ 100.14$ 4 CY 198.15$ 324.68$ 451.24$ 577.73$ 704.21$ 952.01$ 111.47$ 6 CY 255.92$ 404.16$ 552.28$ 700.46$ 848.66$ 1,232.32$ 134.16$ Roll-out Service 54.74$ 109.52$ 164.32$ 219.09$ 273.85$ 328.65$ 12.62$ Bin Lock Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.62$ 1 CY 76.24$ 114.36$ 152.34$ 190.61$ 228.75$ 266.82$ 76.72$ 2 CY 95.32$ 152.49$ 209.69$ 266.82$ 324.01$ 381.20$ 87.66$ 3 CY 114.36$ 190.61$ 266.82$ 343.11$ 419.38$ 495.60$ 98.62$ 4 CY 132.75$ 229.39$ 324.22$ 419.04$ 515.68$ 610.48$ 109.60$ Roll-out Service 54.74$ 109.52$ 164.32$ 219.09$ 273.85$ 328.65$ 12.62$ Bin Lock Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.62$ 3 4 5 6
Extra Pickup
Per OccasionBin Size or Service
Number of Pickups Per Week/Billed Monthly
1 2
MULTI-FAMILY (5 OR MORE UNITS) COMMERCIAL BIN SERVICE FOR RECYCLING

NEW RATES
MULTI-FAMILY (5 OR MORE UNITS) COMMERCIAL BIN SERVICE FOR TRASH

NEW RATES
Bin Size or Service
Number of Pickups Per Week/Billed Monthly
1 2 3 4 5 6
Extra Pickup
Per Occasion

RESOLUTION NO. 23-8189
PAGE 4

1 CY 126.80$ 216.41$ 305.95$ 395.58$ 485.16$ 662.31$ 76.89$ 2 CY 156.20$ 258.78$ 361.40$ 464.02$ 566.64$ 767.69$ 88.46$ 3 CY 185.65$ 301.24$ 416.88$ 532.51$ 648.12$ 873.08$ 99.86$ 4 CY 215.02$ 343.65$ 472.32$ 600.91$ 729.48$ 978.47$ 111.32$ 6 CY 273.88$ 426.16$ 578.40$ 730.61$ 882.85$ 1,189.27$ 134.20$ Roll-out Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Bin Lock Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ 2 CY 324.73$ 542.26$ 759.74$ 977.21$ 1,194.73$ 1,609.19$ 177.85$ 3 CY 389.72$ 639.42$ 889.06$ 1,138.73$ 1,388.38$ 1,856.88$ 202.07$ 4 CY 454.72$ 736.49$ 1,018.34$ 1,300.11$ 1,582.01$ 2,104.52$ 226.71$ Roll-out Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Bin Lock Service 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ 3 4 5 6
Extra
Pickup Per Bin Size or Service
Number of Pickups Per Week/Billed Monthly
1 2

COMMERCIAL COMPACTOR

NEW RATES

COMMERCIAL BIN SERVICE FOR TRASH

NEW RATES
Bin Size or Service
Number of Pickups Per Week/Billed Monthly
1 2 3 4 5 6
Extra
Pickup Per

NEW RATES
1 2
65 gallon 118.85$ 237.69$
Commercial Organic Recyling
Container
Type Size
Number of Pickups Per
Week/Billed Monthly

RESOLUTION NO. 23-8189
PAGE 5

Demo & Construction Roll-Off 1,030.88$
Compactor 925.07$
Low-Boy Construction Box 860.79$
30 CY Roll-Off Bin 860.79$
40 CY Roll-Off Bin 860.79$
3 CY Cleanup Bin 180.45$
20 CY Roll-Off Bin 594.48$

TEMPORARY SERVICES
Bin Size or Service New Rate Per Month

SECTION 2. The said solid waste collection fees shall be effective August 1, 2023.

SECTION 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of August, 2023.

__________________________
Claudia M. Frometa, Mayor

ATTEST:

____________________________
Maria Alicia Duarte, CMC
City Clerk

I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Downey at a Regular meeting held on the 8th day of August, 2023, by the following vote, to wit:

AYES: Council Members:

NOES: Council Member:

ABSENT: Council Members:

ABSTAIN: Council Member:

___________________________________
Maria Alicia Duarte, CMC
City Clerk

CalMet Services, Inc.

City of Downey
April 2021 / March 2022 Costs
Financial for City of Downey
*using April 2020 / March 2021 costs due to acquisition $%
Amount of Total
Labor 2,970,067$ 46.7%
Fuel and Lubricants 404,135$ 6.4%
Vehicle Replacement 545,749$ 8.6%
Vehicle Maintenance 350,270$ 5.5%
All Other Expenses 2,085,672$ 32.8%
Total Costs, Excluding Franchise Fees and Disposal 6,355,893$ 100.0% Year-Over-Year Increase in Total Cost 0.00%
Year-Over-Year Increase in Hauling Rates 6.88%
2021/2022
Downey

ATTACHMENT B

CalMet Services, Inc.

City of Downey
Refuse Rate Index (RRI) Calculation (All Services)
For the year beginning April 1, 2023
Percentage 2021 Cost Item Weighted
Item No.Category Data Source 10/31/2021 10/31/2022 Change Amount Weight Pct Change 1 Labor
Series ID: CEU6056210008 Employment, hours, and earnings from current employment, Waste collection (U.S.Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics)

23.67 24.45 3.30%2,970,067$ 46.7%1.54%
2 Fuel & Lubricants
PG&E Schedule G-NGV2-Compressed Gas for Motor Vehicles. Provided at the following web address:
http://www.pge.com/nots/rates/tariffs/GRF.SHTML

2.720 3.078 13.15%404,135$ 6.4%0.84%
3 Vehicle Replacement Series ID: PCU336211336211 Truck, bus, car and other vehicles bodies, for sale separately (U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics)283.3 330.2 16.54%545,749$ 8.6%1.42% 4 Vehicle Maintenance
Series ID: PCU3339243339243 Parts and attachments for Industrial work trucks and tractors (U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics)
324.4 345.9 6.61%350,270$ 5.5%0.36%
5 Other Costs
Series ID: CUURX400sa0 Consumer Price Index, All Urban Consumers, All Items, West-Size Class B/C (U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics)
171.226 185.410 8.28%2,085,672$ 32.8%2.72%

6.88%
Percentage
Item No.Category Data Source 1/1/2022 1/1/2023 Change
6 Disposal - Transfer/Landfill Posted gate rate at Downey Area Recycling & Transfer (DART)78.92$ 87.01$

10.25%
7 Disposal - MRF Processing Gate rate at Paramount Resource Recycling (PRR)99.00$ 120.26$

21.47%
8 Disposal - Residential Greenwaste Posted gate rate at Downey Area Recycling & Transfer (DART)75.16$ 94.15$

25.27%
9 Disposal - Commercial Organics/Greenwaste Posted gate rate at Puente Hills MRF 79.00$ 120.26$

52.23%
10 Disposal - Curbside Recycling Posted rate at Downey Area Recycling & Transfer (DART) for the City of Downey 18.91$ 67.00$
254.31%
#1 Index as of:

Collection Element
Disposal Elements
Index or Tipping Fee

1 65/96/96 1 65/96/96
2 0.0760 2 0.0760
3 0.0532 3 0.0532
4 6.02$ 4 6.64$
5 4.00$ 5 5.01$
6 0.20$ 6 0.71$
7 11.60$ 7 12.40$
8 1.28$ 8 1.46$
9 2.57$ 9 2.91$
10 25.67$ 10 29.13$
11 (2.57)$ 11 (2.91)$
1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec 1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec 2 3.26$ -$ 0.20$ 2 3.59$ -$ 0.71$ 3 -$ 4.00$ -$ 3 -$ 5.01$ -$ 4 1.39$ 1.39$ 1.39$ 4 1.49$ 1.49$ 1.49$ 5 0.27$ 0.32$ 0.09$ 5 0.30$ 0.39$ 0.13$ 6 0.55$ 0.63$ 0.19$ 6 0.60$ 0.76$ 0.26$ 7 5.47$ 6.34$ 1.87$ 7 5.98$ 7.65$ 2.59$ 1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec 1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec 2 1.38$ -$ 0.20$ 2 1.52$ -$ 0.71$ 3 -$ 0.92$ -$ 3 -$ 1.15$ -$ 4 16.13$ 13.26$ 10.38$ 4 17.24$ 14.17$ 11.09$ 5 1.03$ 0.83$ 0.63$ 5 1.10$ 0.90$ 0.69$ 6 2.06$ 1.67$ 1.24$ 6 2.21$ 1.80$ 1.39$ 7 20.60$ 16.68$ 12.45$ 7 22.07$ 18.02$ 13.88$ Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024
A. CURBSIDE COLLECTION SERVICE
B. ADDITIONAL CONTAINER
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Transfer/Landfill Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
B. ADDITIONAL CONTAINER
Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Transfer/Landfill Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - GreenwasteDisposal Component - Greenwaste Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Greenwaste Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Greenwaste Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
Senior Citizen Discount - For qualified residents using a 35 gallon refuse cart Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023
A. CURBSIDE COLLECTION SERVICE
Senior Citizen Discount - For qualified residents using a 35 gallon refuse cart Disposal Component - Recycling Disposal Component - Recycling Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
C. EXTRA EMPTY
Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
C. EXTRA EMPTY
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty

Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty

Disposal Component - Greenwaste

Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024

Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023

1 96 - GW 96 - Rec 1 96 - GW 96 - Rec
2 0.98$ 0.98$ 2 1.08$ 1.08$ 3 -$ -$ 3 -$ -$
4 25.23$ 25.23$ 4 26.97$ 26.97$ 5 1.55$ 1.55$ 5 1.65$ 1.65$ 6 3.08$ 3.08$ 6 3.30$ 3.30$ 7 30.84$ 30.84$ 7 33.00$ 33.00$ 1 0.4500 1 0.4500
2 35.51$ 2 39.15$
3 106.88$ 3 114.23$
4 8.38$ 4 9.03$
5 16.75$ 5 18.04$
6 167.52$ 6 180.45$
Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate
7 Container Lid (per delivery)28.47$ 1.67$ 3.35$ 33.49$ 7 Container Lid (per delivery)30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$ 8 Locked Lids (per empty)56.95$ 3.35$ 6.70$ 67.00$ 8 Locked Lids (per empty)60.87$ 3.58$ 7.16$ 71.61$ 9 Demurrage (per day beginning on 7th day)5.77$ 0.34$ 0.68$ 6.79$ 9 Demurrage (per day beginning on 7th day)6.17$ 0.36$ 0.73$ 7.26$ First Item Ea Addl Item First Item Ea Addl Item
1 Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor 0.1000 0.1000 1 Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor 0.1000 0.1000 2 Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill 7.88$ 7.88$ 2 Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill 8.69$ 8.69$ 3 Collection Component 18.58$ 6.75$ 3 Collection Component 19.86$ 7.21$ 4 Franchise Fee Component 1.56$ 0.86$ 4 Franchise Fee Component 1.68$ 0.94$ 5 Vehicle Impact Fee Component 3.11$ 1.72$ 5 Vehicle Impact Fee Component 3.36$ 1.87$ 6 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty 31.13$ 17.21$ 6 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty 33.59$ 18.71$ F. BULKY ITEM PICKUP (ON NON-COLLECTION DAY)F. BULKY ITEM PICKUP (ON NON-COLLECTION DAY) Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
E. TEMPORARY 3 YARD BIN
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor (300 lbs/yard) - Transfer/Landfill Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
E. TEMPORARY 3 YARD BIN
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor (300 lbs/yard) - Transfer/Landfill Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER

Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024

Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023

Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate
1 Push/Roll-out for non-qualifying residents (Valet)43.48$ 2.56$ 5.11$ 51.15$ 1 Push/Roll-out for non-qualifying residents (Valet)46.47$ 2.73$ 5.47$ 54.67$ 2 Residential Container Replacement (Burnt)111.24$ 6.54$ 13.09$ 130.87$ 2 Residential Container Replacement (Burnt)118.89$ 6.99$ 13.99$ 139.87$ 3 Returned Item Fee 28.47$ 1.67$ 3.35$ 33.49$ 3 Returned Item Fee 30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$ 4 Late Fee 3.42$ 0.20$ 0.40$ 4.02$ 4 Late Fee 3.66$ 0.22$ 0.43$ 4.31$ 5 Credit Hold Fees 31.03$ 1.83$ 3.65$ 36.51$ 5 Credit Hold Fees 33.16$ 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$ 6 Redelivery & Restart Fee 97.73$ 5.75$ 11.50$ 114.98$ 6 Redelivery & Restart Fee 104.45$ 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ F. OTHER F. OTHER

Container Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1b Exhibit 1b
Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023 April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024 Collection Frequency Collection Frequency
Collection 68.16$ 118.90$ 169.65$ 220.39$ 271.17$ 391.50$ 56.42$ Collection 72.85$ 127.08$ 181.32$ 235.55$ 289.83$ 418.44$ 60.30$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 8.64$ 17.27$ 25.90$ 34.52$ 43.17$ 51.80$ 1.98$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 9.53$ 19.04$ 28.55$ 38.06$ 47.59$ 57.11$ 2.18$ Disposal - MRF Processing 9.68$ 19.36$ 29.03$ 38.71$ 48.39$ 58.08$ 2.24$ Disposal - MRF Processing 11.76$ 23.52$ 35.26$ 47.02$ 58.78$ 70.55$ 2.72$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 5.09$ 9.15$ 13.21$ 17.27$ 21.34$ 29.49$ 3.57$ Franchise Fee 5.54$ 9.98$ 14.42$ 18.86$ 23.31$ 32.12$ 3.84$ Vehicle Impact Fee 10.17$ 18.30$ 26.42$ 34.55$ 42.67$ 58.99$ 7.13$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.07$ 19.96$ 28.84$ 37.72$ 46.61$ 64.25$ 7.67$ TOTAL 101.74$ 182.98$ 264.21$ 345.44$ 426.74$ 589.86$ 71.34$ TOTAL 110.75$ 199.58$ 288.39$ 377.21$ 466.12$ 642.47$ 76.71$ Collection 71.03$ 111.63$ 152.21$ 192.81$ 233.42$ 352.31$ 60.86$ Collection 75.92$ 119.31$ 162.68$ 206.08$ 249.48$ 376.55$ 65.05$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 17.27$ 34.52$ 51.80$ 69.06$ 86.33$ 103.61$ 3.99$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 19.04$ 38.06$ 57.11$ 76.14$ 95.18$ 114.23$ 4.40$ Disposal - MRF Processing 19.36$ 38.71$ 58.08$ 77.42$ 96.78$ 116.14$ 4.47$ Disposal - MRF Processing 23.52$ 47.02$ 70.55$ 94.04$ 117.56$ 141.08$ 5.43$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 6.33$ 10.87$ 15.42$ 19.96$ 24.50$ 33.65$ 4.08$ Franchise Fee 6.97$ 12.02$ 17.08$ 22.13$ 27.19$ 37.17$ 4.40$ Vehicle Impact Fee 12.67$ 21.75$ 30.83$ 39.91$ 49.01$ 67.30$ 8.15$ Vehicle Impact Fee 13.94$ 24.05$ 34.16$ 44.27$ 54.38$ 74.33$ 8.81$ TOTAL 126.66$ 217.48$ 308.34$ 399.16$ 490.04$ 673.01$ 81.55$ TOTAL 139.39$ 240.46$ 341.58$ 442.66$ 543.79$ 743.36$ 88.09$ Collection 73.96$ 104.38$ 134.80$ 165.22$ 195.67$ 313.12$ 65.25$ Collection 79.05$ 111.56$ 144.07$ 176.59$ 209.13$ 334.66$ 69.74$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 25.90$ 51.80$ 77.70$ 103.61$ 129.52$ 155.40$ 5.97$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 28.55$ 57.11$ 85.66$ 114.23$ 142.80$ 171.33$ 6.58$ Disposal - MRF Processing 29.03$ 58.08$ 87.09$ 116.14$ 145.17$ 174.20$ 6.71$ Disposal - MRF Processing 35.26$ 70.55$ 105.79$ 141.08$ 176.34$ 211.60$ 8.15$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 7.58$ 12.60$ 17.62$ 22.65$ 27.67$ 37.81$ 4.58$ Franchise Fee 8.40$ 14.07$ 19.74$ 25.41$ 31.07$ 42.21$ 4.97$ Vehicle Impact Fee 15.17$ 25.21$ 35.25$ 45.29$ 55.33$ 75.61$ 9.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 16.81$ 28.15$ 39.47$ 50.81$ 62.15$ 84.42$ 9.94$ TOTAL 151.64$ 252.07$ 352.46$ 452.91$ 553.36$ 756.14$ 91.68$ TOTAL 168.07$ 281.44$ 394.73$ 508.12$ 621.49$ 844.22$ 99.38$ Collection 76.83$ 97.10$ 117.37$ 137.62$ 157.90$ 273.87$ 69.61$ Collection 82.12$ 103.78$ 125.45$ 147.09$ 168.76$ 292.71$ 74.40$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 34.52$ 69.06$ 103.61$ 138.15$ 172.67$ 207.21$ 7.96$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 38.06$ 76.14$ 114.23$ 152.31$ 190.37$ 228.45$ 8.78$ Disposal - MRF Processing 38.71$ 77.42$ 116.14$ 154.85$ 193.55$ 232.26$ 8.94$ Disposal - MRF Processing 47.02$ 94.04$ 141.08$ 188.10$ 235.11$ 282.13$ 10.86$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 8.83$ 14.33$ 19.83$ 25.33$ 30.83$ 41.96$ 5.09$ Franchise Fee 9.84$ 16.12$ 22.40$ 28.68$ 34.96$ 47.25$ 5.53$ Vehicle Impact Fee 17.65$ 28.65$ 39.66$ 50.66$ 61.66$ 83.92$ 10.18$ Vehicle Impact Fee 19.67$ 32.23$ 44.79$ 57.35$ 69.91$ 94.51$ 11.07$ TOTAL 176.54$ 286.56$ 396.61$ 506.61$ 616.61$ 839.22$ 101.78$ TOTAL 196.71$ 322.31$ 447.95$ 573.53$ 699.11$ 945.05$ 110.64$ Collection 82.59$ 112.55$ 142.47$ 172.40$ 202.32$ 256.36$ 78.33$ Collection 88.27$ 120.29$ 152.27$ 184.26$ 216.24$ 274.00$ 83.72$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 51.80$ 87.82$ 123.83$ 159.84$ 195.86$ 310.81$ 11.95$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 57.11$ 96.82$ 136.52$ 176.22$ 215.94$ 342.67$ 13.17$ Disposal - MRF Processing 58.08$ 102.01$ 145.90$ 189.82$ 233.75$ 348.40$ 13.41$ Disposal - MRF Processing 70.55$ 123.91$ 177.22$ 230.57$ 283.94$ 423.20$ 16.29$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 11.32$ 17.79$ 24.25$ 30.71$ 37.17$ 53.86$ 6.10$ Franchise Fee 12.70$ 20.06$ 27.41$ 34.77$ 42.12$ 61.17$ 6.66$ Vehicle Impact Fee 22.65$ 35.57$ 48.49$ 61.42$ 74.35$ 107.71$ 12.20$ Vehicle Impact Fee 25.41$ 40.12$ 54.83$ 69.53$ 84.25$ 122.34$ 13.31$ TOTAL 226.44$ 355.74$ 484.94$ 614.19$ 743.45$ 1,077.14$ 121.99$ TOTAL 254.04$ 401.20$ 548.25$ 695.35$ 842.49$ 1,223.38$ 133.15$ 1 CY
6 CY
4 CY
3 CY
1 CY
2 CY
A. BIN SERVICE A. BIN SERVICE
2 CY
4 CY
3 CY
6 CY

Container Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1b Exhibit 1b
Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023 April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024 Collection Frequency Collection Frequency
Collection 60.16$ 90.25$ 120.22$ 150.42$ 180.52$ 210.57$ 60.54$ Collection 64.30$ 96.46$ 128.49$ 160.77$ 192.94$ 225.06$ 64.71$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 3.54$ 5.31$ 7.07$ 8.85$ 10.62$ 12.39$ 3.56$ Franchise Fee 3.78$ 5.67$ 7.56$ 9.46$ 11.35$ 13.24$ 3.81$ Vehicle Impact Fee 7.08$ 10.62$ 14.15$ 17.69$ 21.24$ 24.77$ 7.12$ Vehicle Impact Fee 7.57$ 11.35$ 15.11$ 18.91$ 22.70$ 26.48$ 7.61$ TOTAL 70.78$ 106.18$ 141.44$ 176.96$ 212.38$ 247.73$ 71.22$ TOTAL 75.65$ 113.48$ 151.16$ 189.14$ 226.99$ 264.78$ 76.13$ Collection 75.22$ 120.34$ 165.48$ 210.57$ 255.70$ 300.83$ 69.18$ Collection 80.40$ 128.62$ 176.87$ 225.06$ 273.29$ 321.53$ 73.94$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 4.42$ 7.08$ 9.73$ 12.39$ 15.04$ 17.70$ 4.07$ Franchise Fee 4.73$ 7.57$ 10.40$ 13.24$ 16.08$ 18.91$ 4.35$ Vehicle Impact Fee 8.85$ 14.16$ 19.47$ 24.77$ 30.08$ 35.39$ 8.14$ Vehicle Impact Fee 9.46$ 15.13$ 20.81$ 26.48$ 32.15$ 37.83$ 8.70$ TOTAL 88.49$ 141.58$ 194.68$ 247.73$ 300.82$ 353.92$ 81.39$ TOTAL 94.59$ 151.32$ 208.08$ 264.78$ 321.52$ 378.27$ 86.99$ Collection 90.25$ 150.42$ 210.57$ 270.76$ 330.95$ 391.11$ 77.83$ Collection 96.46$ 160.77$ 225.06$ 289.39$ 353.72$ 418.02$ 83.18$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 5.31$ 8.85$ 12.39$ 15.93$ 19.47$ 23.01$ 4.58$ Franchise Fee 5.67$ 9.46$ 13.24$ 17.02$ 20.81$ 24.59$ 4.89$ Vehicle Impact Fee 10.62$ 17.69$ 24.77$ 31.85$ 38.93$ 46.01$ 9.15$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.35$ 18.91$ 26.48$ 34.05$ 41.61$ 49.18$ 9.79$ TOTAL 106.18$ 176.96$ 247.73$ 318.54$ 389.35$ 460.13$ 91.56$ TOTAL 113.48$ 189.14$ 264.78$ 340.46$ 416.14$ 491.79$ 97.86$ Collection 104.76$ 181.02$ 255.86$ 330.68$ 406.95$ 481.77$ 86.49$ Collection 111.97$ 193.47$ 273.46$ 353.43$ 434.95$ 514.92$ 92.44$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 6.16$ 10.65$ 15.05$ 19.45$ 23.94$ 28.34$ 5.09$ Franchise Fee 6.59$ 11.38$ 16.09$ 20.79$ 25.59$ 30.29$ 5.44$ Vehicle Impact Fee 12.33$ 21.29$ 30.10$ 38.91$ 47.87$ 56.68$ 10.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 13.17$ 22.76$ 32.17$ 41.58$ 51.17$ 60.58$ 10.87$ TOTAL 123.25$ 212.96$ 301.01$ 389.04$ 478.76$ 566.79$ 101.75$ TOTAL 131.73$ 227.61$ 321.72$ 415.80$ 511.71$ 605.79$ 108.75$ Collection 43.20$ 86.43$ 129.67$ 172.90$ 216.11$ 259.35$ 9.96$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.54$ 5.08$ 7.63$ 10.17$ 12.71$ 15.26$ 0.59$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.08$ 10.17$ 15.25$ 20.34$ 25.43$ 30.51$ 1.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 50.82$ 101.68$ 152.55$ 203.41$ 254.25$ 305.12$ 11.72$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Collection 43.20$ 86.43$ 129.67$ 172.90$ 216.11$ 259.35$ 9.96$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.54$ 5.08$ 7.63$ 10.17$ 12.71$ 15.26$ 0.59$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.08$ 10.17$ 15.25$ 20.34$ 25.43$ 30.51$ 1.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 50.82$ 101.68$ 152.55$ 203.41$ 254.25$ 305.12$ 11.72$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ 3 CY - RECYCLING
4 CY - RECYCLING

LOCK LID SERVICE
1 CY - RECYCLING
2 CY - RECYCLING

SCOUT SERVICE

LOCK LID SERVICE
1 CY - RECYCLING
2 CY - RECYCLING
3 CY - RECYCLING
4 CY - RECYCLING

SCOUT SERVICE

EMPTY CONTAMINATED ORGANICS CONTAINER EMPTY CONTAMINATED ORGANICS CONTAINER Collection 23.19$ Collection 24.79$
Disposal - MRF Processing -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ Disposal - Organics 5.64$ Disposal - Organics 8.59$ Franchise Fee 1.70$ Franchise Fee 1.96$
Vehicle Impact Fee 3.39$ Vehicle Impact Fee 3.93$ TOTAL 33.92$ TOTAL 39.27$
First Item
Ea Addl
Item First Item
Ea Addl
Item

0.1000 0.1000 0.1000 0.1000

36.17$ 27.51$ 38.66$ 29.40$

7.44$ 7.44$ 8.20$ 8.20$

2.57$ 2.06$ 2.76$ 2.21$

41.30$ 31.62$ 44.17$ 33.83$

51.31$ 41.12$ 55.13$ 44.24$
Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

28.47$ 1.67$ 3.35$ 33.49$ 30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$

11.31$ 0.67$ 1.33$ 13.31$ 12.09$ 0.71$ 1.42$ 14.22$

31.03$ 1.83$ 3.65$ 36.51$ 33.16$ 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$

97.73$ 5.75$ 11.50$ 114.98$ 104.45$ 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ Franchise Fee Component
C. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
D. OTHER
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Late Fee
Returned Item Fee
D. OTHER
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
CART SERVICE (65 Gal Organics Collection)
B. CART SERVICE
CART SERVICE (4 OR FEWER UNITS, EA CART)
B. CART SERVICE
C. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
CART SERVICE (4 OR FEWER UNITS, EA CART)
CART SERVICE (65 Gal Organics Collection)

Container Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1c Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023 April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024 Collection Frequency Collection Frequency
Collection 80.32$ 131.09$ 181.82$ 232.59$ 283.34$ 403.70$ 56.42$ Collection 85.85$ 140.11$ 194.33$ 248.59$ 302.83$ 431.47$ 60.30$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 8.97$ 17.92$ 26.87$ 35.83$ 44.78$ 53.74$ 2.06$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 9.89$ 19.76$ 29.62$ 39.50$ 49.37$ 59.25$ 2.27$ Disposal - MRF Processing 9.91$ 19.82$ 29.73$ 39.64$ 49.55$ 59.47$ 2.30$ Disposal - MRF Processing 12.04$ 24.08$ 36.11$ 48.15$ 60.19$ 72.24$ 2.79$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 5.84$ 9.93$ 14.02$ 18.12$ 22.22$ 30.41$ 3.58$ Franchise Fee 6.34$ 10.82$ 15.30$ 19.78$ 24.26$ 33.12$ 3.84$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.67$ 19.86$ 28.05$ 36.24$ 44.43$ 60.81$ 7.15$ Vehicle Impact Fee 12.68$ 21.64$ 30.59$ 39.56$ 48.51$ 66.23$ 7.69$ TOTAL 116.71$ 198.62$ 280.49$ 362.42$ 444.32$ 608.13$ 71.51$ TOTAL 126.80$ 216.41$ 305.95$ 395.58$ 485.16$ 662.31$ 76.89$ Collection 83.21$ 123.79$ 164.39$ 205.02$ 245.58$ 364.46$ 60.89$ Collection 88.93$ 132.31$ 175.70$ 219.13$ 262.48$ 389.53$ 65.08$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 17.92$ 35.83$ 53.74$ 71.62$ 89.55$ 107.48$ 4.13$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 19.76$ 39.50$ 59.25$ 78.96$ 98.73$ 118.50$ 4.55$ Disposal - MRF Processing 19.82$ 39.64$ 59.47$ 79.30$ 99.14$ 118.97$ 4.58$ Disposal - MRF Processing 24.08$ 48.15$ 72.24$ 96.33$ 120.43$ 144.51$ 5.56$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 7.11$ 11.72$ 16.33$ 20.94$ 25.55$ 34.76$ 4.09$ Franchise Fee 7.81$ 12.94$ 18.07$ 23.20$ 28.33$ 38.38$ 4.42$ Vehicle Impact Fee 14.23$ 23.44$ 32.66$ 41.87$ 51.09$ 69.52$ 8.19$ Vehicle Impact Fee 15.62$ 25.88$ 36.14$ 46.40$ 56.67$ 76.77$ 8.85$ TOTAL 142.29$ 234.42$ 326.59$ 418.75$ 510.91$ 695.19$ 81.88$ TOTAL 156.20$ 258.78$ 361.40$ 464.02$ 566.64$ 767.69$ 88.46$ Collection 148.47$ 211.69$ 274.87$ 338.05$ 401.25$ 621.08$ 116.09$ Collection 158.68$ 226.25$ 293.78$ 361.31$ 428.86$ 663.81$ 124.08$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 106.43$ 212.85$ 319.27$ 425.69$ 532.12$ 638.55$ 24.57$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 117.34$ 234.67$ 352.00$ 469.32$ 586.66$ 704.00$ 27.09$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 14.99$ 24.97$ 34.95$ 44.93$ 54.90$ 74.10$ 8.27$ Franchise Fee 16.24$ 27.11$ 37.99$ 48.86$ 59.74$ 80.46$ 8.89$ Vehicle Impact Fee 29.99$ 49.95$ 69.90$ 89.85$ 109.81$ 148.19$ 16.55$ Vehicle Impact Fee 32.47$ 54.23$ 75.97$ 97.72$ 119.47$ 160.92$ 17.79$ TOTAL 299.88$ 499.46$ 698.99$ 898.52$ 1,098.08$ 1,481.92$ 165.48$ TOTAL 324.73$ 542.26$ 759.74$ 977.21$ 1,194.73$ 1,609.19$ 177.85$ Collection 86.14$ 116.54$ 146.99$ 177.41$ 207.85$ 325.26$ 65.25$ Collection 92.07$ 124.56$ 157.10$ 189.62$ 222.15$ 347.64$ 69.74$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 26.87$ 53.74$ 80.60$ 107.48$ 134.34$ 161.20$ 6.18$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 29.62$ 59.25$ 88.86$ 118.50$ 148.11$ 177.72$ 6.81$ Disposal - MRF Processing 29.73$ 59.47$ 89.23$ 118.97$ 148.71$ 178.45$ 6.86$ Disposal - MRF Processing 36.11$ 72.24$ 108.39$ 144.51$ 180.64$ 216.76$ 8.33$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 8.40$ 13.51$ 18.64$ 23.76$ 28.88$ 39.11$ 4.61$ Franchise Fee 9.28$ 15.06$ 20.84$ 26.63$ 32.41$ 43.65$ 4.99$ Vehicle Impact Fee 16.79$ 27.03$ 37.27$ 47.51$ 57.75$ 78.23$ 9.21$ Vehicle Impact Fee 18.57$ 30.13$ 41.69$ 53.25$ 64.81$ 87.31$ 9.99$ TOTAL 167.93$ 270.29$ 372.73$ 475.13$ 577.53$ 782.25$ 92.11$ TOTAL 185.65$ 301.24$ 416.88$ 532.51$ 648.12$ 873.08$ 99.86$ Collection 145.28$ 179.18$ 213.07$ 246.93$ 280.80$ 488.73$ 122.71$ Collection 155.28$ 191.51$ 227.73$ 263.92$ 300.12$ 522.35$ 131.15$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 159.62$ 319.27$ 478.88$ 638.55$ 798.19$ 957.82$ 36.83$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 175.98$ 352.00$ 527.97$ 704.00$ 880.00$ 1,056.00$ 40.61$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 17.94$ 29.32$ 40.70$ 52.09$ 63.47$ 85.09$ 9.38$ Franchise Fee 19.49$ 31.97$ 44.45$ 56.94$ 69.42$ 92.84$ 10.10$ Vehicle Impact Fee 35.87$ 58.64$ 81.41$ 104.17$ 126.94$ 170.18$ 18.77$ Vehicle Impact Fee 38.97$ 63.94$ 88.91$ 113.87$ 138.84$ 185.69$ 20.21$ TOTAL 358.71$ 586.41$ 814.06$ 1,041.74$ 1,269.40$ 1,701.82$ 187.69$ TOTAL 389.72$ 639.42$ 889.06$ 1,138.73$ 1,388.38$ 1,856.88$ 202.07$ 3 CY Compactor
2 CY Compactor
3 CY
3 CY Compactor
2 CY Compactor
3 CY
1 CY
2 CY
A. BIN SERVICE A. BIN SERVICE
1 CY
2 CY

Container Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1c Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023 April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024 Collection Frequency Collection Frequency
Collection 89.00$ 109.29$ 129.55$ 149.80$ 170.05$ 286.05$ 69.61$ Collection 95.12$ 116.81$ 138.46$ 160.11$ 181.75$ 305.73$ 74.40$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 35.83$ 71.62$ 107.48$ 143.28$ 179.11$ 214.91$ 8.27$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 39.50$ 78.96$ 118.50$ 157.97$ 197.47$ 236.94$ 9.12$ Disposal - MRF Processing 39.64$ 79.30$ 118.97$ 158.63$ 198.27$ 237.94$ 9.14$ Disposal - MRF Processing 48.15$ 96.33$ 144.51$ 192.69$ 240.84$ 289.03$ 11.10$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 9.67$ 15.31$ 20.94$ 26.57$ 32.20$ 43.46$ 5.12$ Franchise Fee 10.75$ 17.18$ 23.62$ 30.05$ 36.47$ 48.92$ 5.57$ Vehicle Impact Fee 19.35$ 30.61$ 41.88$ 53.14$ 64.41$ 86.93$ 10.24$ Vehicle Impact Fee 21.50$ 34.37$ 47.23$ 60.09$ 72.95$ 97.85$ 11.13$ TOTAL 193.49$ 306.13$ 418.82$ 531.42$ 644.04$ 869.29$ 102.38$ TOTAL 215.02$ 343.65$ 472.32$ 600.91$ 729.48$ 978.47$ 111.32$ Collection 142.07$ 146.61$ 151.19$ 155.72$ 160.34$ 356.36$ 129.63$ Collection 151.84$ 156.70$ 161.59$ 166.43$ 171.37$ 380.88$ 138.55$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 212.85$ 425.69$ 638.55$ 851.39$ 1,064.25$ 1,277.06$ 49.12$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 234.67$ 469.32$ 704.00$ 938.66$ 1,173.34$ 1,407.96$ 54.15$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 20.88$ 33.66$ 46.46$ 59.24$ 72.03$ 96.08$ 10.51$ Franchise Fee 22.74$ 36.82$ 50.92$ 65.01$ 79.10$ 105.23$ 11.34$ Vehicle Impact Fee 41.75$ 67.33$ 92.91$ 118.49$ 144.07$ 192.17$ 21.03$ Vehicle Impact Fee 45.47$ 73.65$ 101.83$ 130.01$ 158.20$ 210.45$ 22.67$ TOTAL 417.55$ 673.29$ 929.11$ 1,184.84$ 1,440.69$ 1,921.67$ 210.29$ TOTAL 454.72$ 736.49$ 1,018.34$ 1,300.11$ 1,582.01$ 2,104.52$ 226.71$ Collection 94.79$ 118.74$ 142.66$ 166.58$ 190.50$ 207.62$ 78.33$ Collection 101.31$ 126.91$ 152.48$ 178.04$ 203.61$ 221.90$ 83.72$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 53.74$ 94.85$ 135.93$ 177.03$ 218.16$ 322.40$ 12.39$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 59.25$ 104.57$ 149.86$ 195.18$ 240.52$ 355.45$ 13.66$ Disposal - MRF Processing 59.47$ 107.65$ 155.84$ 204.00$ 252.15$ 356.90$ 13.74$ Disposal - MRF Processing 72.24$ 130.76$ 189.30$ 247.80$ 306.29$ 433.53$ 16.69$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 12.24$ 18.90$ 25.55$ 32.21$ 38.87$ 52.17$ 6.14$ Franchise Fee 13.69$ 21.31$ 28.92$ 36.53$ 44.14$ 59.46$ 6.71$ Vehicle Impact Fee 24.47$ 37.79$ 51.11$ 64.43$ 77.74$ 104.35$ 12.29$ Vehicle Impact Fee 27.39$ 42.61$ 57.84$ 73.06$ 88.29$ 118.93$ 13.42$ TOTAL 244.71$ 377.93$ 511.09$ 644.25$ 777.42$ 1,043.44$ 122.89$ TOTAL 273.88$ 426.16$ 578.40$ 730.61$ 882.85$ 1,189.27$ 134.20$ Collection 181.85$ 180.33$ 182.94$ 186.86$ 190.81$ 427.63$ 163.33$ Collection 194.36$ 192.74$ 195.53$ 199.72$ 203.94$ 457.05$ 174.57$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 272.44$ 523.60$ 772.64$ 1,021.67$ 1,266.46$ 1,532.48$ 61.89$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 300.37$ 577.27$ 851.84$ 1,126.39$ 1,396.27$ 1,689.56$ 68.23$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Disposal - Organics/Green Waste Franchise Fee 26.72$ 41.41$ 56.21$ 71.09$ 85.72$ 115.30$ 13.25$ Franchise Fee 29.10$ 45.29$ 61.61$ 78.01$ 94.13$ 126.27$ 14.28$ Vehicle Impact Fee 53.45$ 82.81$ 112.42$ 142.18$ 171.45$ 230.60$ 26.49$ Vehicle Impact Fee 58.21$ 90.59$ 123.22$ 156.01$ 188.26$ 252.54$ 28.57$ TOTAL 534.46$ 828.15$ 1,124.21$ 1,421.80$ 1,714.44$ 2,306.01$ 264.96$ TOTAL 582.04$ 905.89$ 1,232.20$ 1,560.13$ 1,882.60$ 2,525.42$ 285.65$ Collection 43.20$ 86.43$ 129.67$ 172.90$ 216.11$ 259.35$ 9.96$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.54$ 5.08$ 7.63$ 10.17$ 12.71$ 15.26$ 0.59$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.08$ 10.17$ 15.25$ 20.34$ 25.43$ 30.51$ 1.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 50.82$ 101.68$ 152.55$ 203.41$ 254.25$ 305.12$ 11.72$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Collection 43.20$ 86.43$ 129.67$ 172.90$ 216.11$ 259.35$ 9.96$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.54$ 5.08$ 7.63$ 10.17$ 12.71$ 15.26$ 0.59$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.08$ 10.17$ 15.25$ 20.34$ 25.43$ 30.51$ 1.17$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 50.82$ 101.68$ 152.55$ 203.41$ 254.25$ 305.12$ 11.72$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$

SCOUT SERVICE

LOCK LID SERVICE

SCOUT SERVICE

LOCK LID SERVICE
6 CY Compactor 6 CY Compactor
6 CY
4 CY Compactor
6 CY
4 CY Compactor
4 CY4 CY

0.1000 0.1000 0.1000 0.1000

36.20$ 27.53$ 38.69$ 29.42$

8.17$ 8.17$ 9.01$ 9.01$

2.61$ 2.10$ 2.81$ 2.26$

41.42$ 31.73$ 44.30$ 33.94$

52.20$ 42.00$ 56.12$ 45.21$
Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

28.47$ 1.67$ 3.35$ 33.49$ 30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$

11.31$ 0.67$ 1.33$ 13.31$ 12.09$ 0.71$ 1.42$ 14.22$

31.03$ 1.83$ 3.65$ 36.51$ 33.16$ 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$

97.73$ 5.75$ 11.50$ 114.98$ 104.45$ 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Credit Hold Fees
D. OTHER
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
Organics Organics
C. BULKY ITEM PICKUPC. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
B. CART SERVICEB. CART SERVICE
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Credit Hold Fees
D. OTHER
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component

177.90$ 190.14$
491.18$ 541.53$

39.35$ 43.04$

78.72$ 86.08$
787.15$ 860.79$
177.90$ 190.14$
491.18$ 541.53$

39.35$ 43.04$

78.72$ 86.08$
787.15$ 860.79$
219.46$ 234.56$
245.58$ 270.75$

27.36$ 29.72$

54.71$ 59.45$
547.11$ 594.48$
177.90$ 190.14$
622.32$ 686.11$

47.08$ 51.54$

94.14$ 103.09$
941.44$ 1,030.88$
177.90$ 190.14$
491.18$ 541.53$

39.35$ 43.04$

78.72$ 86.08$
787.15$ 860.79$
177.90$ 190.14$
540.74$ 596.17$

42.27$ 46.25$

84.55$ 92.51$
845.46$ 925.07$
Collection
Element
Disposal
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate Collection
Element
Disposal
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

40.36$ $ - 2.37$ 4.75$ 47.48$ 43.14$ $ - 2.54$ 5.07$ 50.75$ $ - 125.16$ 7.36$ 14.73$ 147.25$ $ - 137.99$ 8.12$ 16.23$ 162.34$ $ - 99.00$ 5.82$ 11.65$ 116.47$ $ - 120.26$ 7.07$ 14.15$ 141.48$

97.73$ $ - 5.75$ 11.50$ 114.98$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$

28.47$ $ - 1.67$ 3.35$ 33.49$ 30.43$ $ - 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$

11.31$ $ - 0.67$ 1.33$ 13.31$ 12.09$ $ - 0.71$ 1.42$ 14.22$

31.03$ $ - 1.83$ 3.65$ 36.51$ 33.16$ $ - 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$

97.73$ $ - 5.75$ 11.50$ 114.98$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Exhibit 1d Exhibit 1d
Maximum Rates - Rolloff Services Maximum Rates - Rolloff Services April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023 April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024 A. ROLLOFF - 40 CU A. ROLLOFF - 40 CU
CollectionCollection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
TOTAL
E. ROLLOFF - CONSTRUCTION BOX/LOW-BOY
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
F. ROLLOFF - COMPACTOR
G. OTHER
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Demmurage (per day beginning on the 7th day)
Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) Transfer Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) MRF Wash Container
Dry Run Charge
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Relocate Container
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
C. ROLLOFF - 20 CU
Collection
TOTAL
B. ROLLOFF - 30 CU
TOTAL
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
D. ROLLOFF - C&D
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
D. ROLLOFF - C&D
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Demmurage (per day beginning on the 7th day)
Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) Transfer Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) MRF Wash Container
Dry Run Charge
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Relocate Container
TOTAL
E. ROLLOFF - CONSTRUCTION BOX/LOW-BOY
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
C. ROLLOFF - 20 CU
Collection
G. OTHER
TOTAL
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
B. ROLLOFF - 30 CU
TOTAL
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
F. ROLLOFF - COMPACTOR
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL

FIRST AMENDMENT

TO AGREEMENT FOR

INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
This First Amendment to the Agreement for Integrated Waste Management Services (“Amendment”) is dated this 8th day of August, 2023, by and between the City of Downey, a municipal corporation (“City”), and Arakelian Enterprises, Inc. DBA Athens Services, a California corporation (“Contractor”). City and Contractor may hereinafter be individually referred to as “Party”or collectively as the “Parties.”

RECITALS
A. WHEREAS, the City and CalMet Services Inc. entered into that certain Agreement for Integrated Waste Management Services dated April 1, 2016 (“Agreement”), and on May 29, 2022,the City Council of the City of Downey (“City Council”) consented to the assignment of the Agreement to Arakelian Enterprises, Inc. DBA Athens Services; B. WHEREAS, the Downey Municipal Code authorizes the City Council to award one or more franchises for the collection of solid waste from residential and commercial premises in the City; C. WHEREAS, Public Resources Code § 40000 et seq., declares it is within the public interest to authorize and require local agencies to make adequate provision for solid waste handling within their jurisdictions;
D. WHEREAS, the Legislature enacted certain new laws pertaining or relating to solid waste handling with which City must comply, including Assembly Bill Nos. 341, 901, 1594, 1826,and Senate Bill Nos. 341 and 1383, creating the need for the City to improve efforts to divert solid waste from landfills, including recyclable materials and organic waste; E. WHEREAS, the foregoing necessitates modified or additional services in order to bring City into compliance with applicable law and ensure integrated, Citywide waste management programs with the implementation of a Citywide organic waste collection program, which will include but is not limited to the establishment of a Citywide “bundled” solid waste collection system with service units receiving at least one container for solid waste, one container for recyclable materials, and one container for organic waste; and
F. WHEREAS, the City Council has determined and finds that the public health, safety and well-being would be served by immediately implementing the changes pertaining to the provision of services, as specified in this Amendment, without competitive bidding, to meet the aims of the City’s long-term compliance and environmental objectives.
//
//
//

ATTACHMENT C
-1-

-2-
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and covenants contained herein, the above recitals, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the Parties hereto agree to amend the Agreement as follows:

TERMS

1. Amendment Effective Date. Except as otherwise specified in this Amendment, the Amendment shall be effective as of August 8, 2023 (“Amendment Effective Date”) with the same force and effect as if this Amendment had been executed on that date.

2. Amendment Definitions. Unless specified otherwise, all capitalized terms in this Amendment shall refer to those defined terms specified in Article V, Chapter 10 (Mandatory Organic Waste Disposal Reduction) of the City of Downey Municipal Code (“SB 1383 Ordinance”) and 14 California Code of Regulations Section 18982. In the event of a conflict between a definition in this Amendment and a definition in 14 California Code of Regulations Section 18982, the definition in this Amendment shall control.

3. Incorporation of SB 1383 Ordinance. Unless specified otherwise, the following terms in the Agreement are hereby amended as follows: (i) the term “Commercial Premises” in Section

1.25 shall mean “Commercial” or “Commercial Business,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance; (ii) the term “Container” in Section 1.32 shall also refer to the collection of “Organic Waste”; (iii) the term “Food Waste” in Section 1.38 shall mean “Food Waste,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance; (iv) the term “Organic Waste” in Section 1.58 shall mean “Organic Waste,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance; and (v) the term “Residential Unit” in Section 1.57 means Single-Family as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance. Further, all references to “Green Waste” in Section 1.44 (Gross Revenues) and Sections 2.3.5 and 2.36 (Exclusions from Exclusive Agreement) are hereby deleted and replaced with “Organic Waste,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance.

4. Change from CalMet to Athens Services. All references to “CalMet” or “CalMet Services, Inc.” in the Agreement are hereby deleted in their entirety and replaced with “Arakelian Enterprises, Inc. dba Athens Services (“Athens”).”

5. Term of Agreement. Section 4.1 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

4.1 The term of this Agreement shall be beginning August 8, 2023 and terminating on September 30, 2033.

6. Municipal Services. Section 6.6 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

6.6 Municipal Services. Athens, at no charge to City, shall provide Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, and Organic Waste Collection Services for City facilities, and collection of Solid Waste from all of City’s Civic Litter Containers. In addition, Athens shall provide Solid Waste services for up to five (5) civic events, with the City to select which events Athens will support from the list provided in EXHIBIT 3 which, by this reference, is incorporated into this Agreement.

-3-

7. Residential Organic Waste Collection Services. All references to “Green Waste” in Sections 7.4, 7.4.1, 7.4.2, 7.4.3, 7.4.4, 7.4.4.1, 7.4.5, 7.4.6, 7.4.7, 7.4.8 are hereby deleted and replaced with “Organic Waste,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance.

8. Commercial Organic Waste Collection Services. Section 7.6 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced as specified below. Further, references to “Green Waste” and “Food Waste” in Sections 7.6, 7.6.1, 7.6.2, 7.6.3, 7.6.3.1, 7.6.3.2, 7.6.3.3, 7.6.4, 7.6.5, 7.6.6, and

7.6.7 are hereby deleted and replaced with “Organic Waste,” as defined in the SB 1383 Ordinance.

7.6 Commercial Food Waste Collection Service. As necessary to meet the requirements of AB 1826 and SB 1383, Athens shall include the Collection of Organic Waste as part of the standard Commercial and City Collection Services. Athens shall purchase and distribute Organic Waste Bins or Carts to each Service Recipient in accordance with SECTIONS 7.6.1 and 7.13 below. City and Commercial Organic Waste Collection Service can be provided through separate collection of Organic Waste Carts or Bins and/or through processing Solid Waste.

9. Kitchen Food Waste Pails. References to “Kitchen Food Waste Pails” or “Food Waste Pails” contained in the Agreement are hereby deleted.

10. Special Event Collection Service. Section 7.10.5 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

7.10.5 Special Event Collection Service. Athens shall provide Solid Waste, Organic Waste, and recycling services at up to three (3) City-sponsored events, annually beginning each April 1, as requested by City. For the avoidance of doubt, these events are to be serviced in addition to the events specified in SECTION 6.6. Such services shall be provided in such a manner that all Solid Waste, Organic Waste and recycling needs of the event are adequately and properly provided for by Athens at no cost of any kind to the City.

11. Compost Giveaway. Section 7.12 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

7.12 Compost Giveaway Event. At no additional cost to City or its residents and businesses, Contractor will host two (2) Compost “giveaway” events annually, offering free Compost to City residents and businesses. Contractor must host each event at a time and location mutually agreeable between the City and Contractor. During the giveaway, Contractor shall distribute literature on SB 1383 compliance.

All literature distributed at the event shall be printed and made available in both English and Spanish.

12. SB 1383 Program; Bundled Service. A new Section 7.13 is hereby added to the Agreement as provided below. Further, Exhibit C of this Amendment is hereby incorporated by reference and shall be Exhibit 7 to the Agreement.

-4-

7.13 SB 1383 Program. Beginning January 1, 2024, Contractor will conduct collection, transportation, and processing for source separated Organic Waste generated in the City. Such service shall be conducted in accordance with Contractor’s SB 1383 program specified in EXHIBIT 7, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. For the avoidance of doubt, the intent of the SB 1383 program is to establish and maintain a Citywide “bundled” solid waste collection system with each Service Unit receiving at least one container for Solid Waste, one container for Recyclable Materials, and one container for Organic Waste, in accordance with the SB 1383 Ordinance enforced by the City.

13. Bulky Items. A new Section 7.14 is hereby added to the Agreement, as provided below.

7.14 Hotspot Monitoring. Athens will monitor the accumulation of Bulky Item in certain “hotspots” within the City. (“Hotspot Monitoring”). Hotspot Monitoring will be performed three days (3) per week, for a period of two (2) hours each day, with specific days, times, and monitoring areas established by Athens, subject to disapproval of City.

14. Maximum Service Rates. Section 15, inclusive of all subparts, is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced, as provided below. Further, (i) Exhibits 1 and 2 of the Agreement are hereby deleted in their entirety and replaced with Exhibits A-1, A-2, and B of this Amendment, which are hereby incorporated by reference, and shall be Exhibits 1 and 2 of the Agreement; and (ii) Exhibit 5 (Detailed Rate Review) is hereby deleted in its entirety. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Maximum Service Rates in effect as of the Amendment Effective Date shall remain in effect until January 1, 2024 and as set forth in Exhibit B of this Amendment.

15.1 Maximum Service Rates. The establishment of Maximum Service Rates, rate adjustments, billing procedures, payments of fees owed to City and Contractor, and discounts for services covered by this Agreement are specified in EXHIBIT 2 of this Agreement, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.

15. Diversion Requirements. Sections 16.1, 16.1.3, and 16.1.5 of the Agreement are hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

16.1 Diversion Requirements. Beginning calendar year 2023 and during each calendar year throughout the term of this Agreement, Contractor shall implement Recyclable Materials and Organic Waste diversion programs that achieve a minimum diversion of fifty percent (50%) from disposal of all waste generated in the City, or such other amount as may be modified in accordance with the provisions of SECTION 26. For purposes of determining if Contractor achieves the minimum diversion requirements, the parties agree the methodology to calculate the annual diversion rate will be in accordance with AB 939.

-5-

16. Due Execution. The person(s) executing this Amendment on behalf of a Party hereto warrant(s) that (i) such Party is duly organized and existing; (ii) such person(s) are duly authorized to execute and deliver this Amendment on behalf of said Party; (iii) by so executing this Amendment, such Party is formally bound to the provisions of this Amendment; and (iv) entering into this Amendment does not violate any provision of any other agreement to which said Party is bound.

17. Entire Amendment. This Amendment contains the entire agreement and understanding between the Parties with respect to the subject matter of this Amendment and supersedes any and all prior or contemporaneous oral and written representations, warranties, agreements, and understandings between the Parties concerning the subject matter of this Amendment.

18. Full Force and Effect. Other than as set forth in this Amendment, the terms of the Agreement shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect. In the event of any conflict between the Agreement and this Amendment, this Amendment shall apply.

19. Severability. If any term or provision of this Amendment or the application thereof to any person or circumstance shall, to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable, then such term or provision shall be amended to, and solely to the extent necessary to, cure such invalidity or unenforceability, and shall be enforceable in its amended form. In such event, the remainder of this Amendment, or the application of such term or provision to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it is held invalid or unenforceable, shall not be affected, and each term and provision of this Amendment shall be valid and be enforced to the fullest extent permitted by law.

20. Counterparts. This Amendment may be executed in counterparts, each of which shall be considered an original.
[Signature page follows]

-6-
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Amendment as of the date first set forth below.

CITY OF DOWNEY ARAKELIAN ENTERPRISES, INC., a
California corporation

Claudia M. Frometa
Mayor

Ron Arakelian III
Executive Officer

Date

ATTEST:

________________________________
Maria Alicia Duarte
City Clerk

__________________________
Date

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

_______________________________
Lauren Langer
Interim City Attorney

_____________________________
Date

-7-
[Amendment Attachment A-1]
Exhibit 1
Maximum Rate Schedule
Effective through December 31, 2023

1 65/96/96
2 0.0760
3 0.0532
4 6.64$
5 5.01$
6 0.71$
7 12.40$
8 0.21$
9 1.67$
10 2.94$
11 29.37$
12 (2.94)$
1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec
2 3.59$ -$ 0.71$
3 -$ 5.01$ -$
4 1.49$ 1.49$ 1.49$
5 0.30$ 0.39$ 0.13$
6 0.60$ 0.76$ 0.26$
7 5.98$ 7.65$ 2.59$
1 65 - Trash 96 - GW 96 - Rec
2 1.52$ -$ 0.71$
3 -$ 1.15$ -$
4 17.24$ 14.17$ 11.09$
5 1.10$ 0.90$ 0.69$
6 2.21$ 1.80$ 1.39$
7 22.07$ 18.02$ 13.88$
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
C. EXTRA EMPTY
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Greenwaste Monthly Solid Waste Collection Rate
Senior Citizen Discount - For qualified residents using a 35 gallon refuse cart Disposal Component - Recycling
Bulky Item Collection
A. CURBSIDE COLLECTION SERVICE
B. ADDITIONAL CONTAINER
Monthly Per Unit Disposal Generation Factor - Transfer/Landfill Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

1 96 - GW 96 - Rec
2 1.08$ 1.08$
3 -$ -$
4 26.97$ 26.97$
5 1.65$ 1.65$
6 3.30$ 3.30$
7 33.00$ 33.00$
1 0.4500
2 39.15$
3 114.23$
4 9.03$
5 18.04$
6 180.45$
Collection
Element Franchise Fee Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate
7 Container Lid (per delivery)30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$ 8 Locked Lids (per empty)60.87$ 3.58$ 7.16$ 71.61$ 9 Demurrage (per day beginning on 7th day)6.17$ 0.36$ 0.73$ 7.26$ Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
E. TEMPORARY 3 YARD BIN
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor (300 lbs/yard) - Transfer/Landfill Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Disposal Component - Greenwaste
Collection Component
D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER
Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons)
Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

First Item Ea Addl Item
1 Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor 0.1000 0.1000
2 Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill 8.69$ 8.69$ 3 Collection Component 19.86$ 7.21$
4 Franchise Fee Component 1.68$ 0.94$
5 Vehicle Impact Fee Component 3.36$ 1.87$
6 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty 33.59$ 18.71$ Collection
Element Franchise Fee Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate
1 Push/Roll-out for non-qualifying residents (Valet)46.47$ 2.73$ 5.47$ 54.67$ 2 Residential Container Replacement (Burnt)118.89$ 6.99$ 13.99$ 139.87$ 3 Returned Item Fee 30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$ 4 Late Fee 3.66$ 0.22$ 0.43$ 4.31$ 5 Credit Hold Fees 33.16$ 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$ 6 Redelivery & Restart Fee 104.45$ 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ F. OTHER
F. BULKY ITEM PICKUP (ON NON-COLLECTION DAY)
Exhibit 1a
Maximum Rates - Residential Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection 73.42$ 128.07$ 182.73$ 237.38$ 292.08$ 421.68$ 60.77$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 9.60$ 19.18$ 28.77$ 38.34$ 47.95$ 57.54$ 2.20$ Disposal - MRF Processing 11.84$ 23.68$ 35.50$ 47.34$ 59.18$ 71.03$ 2.74$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 5.58$ 10.05$ 14.53$ 19.00$ 23.48$ 32.37$ 3.87$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.16$ 20.11$ 29.06$ 38.01$ 46.97$ 64.73$ 7.73$ TOTAL 111.60$ 201.09$ 290.59$ 380.07$ 469.66$ 647.35$ 77.31$ Collection 76.51$ 120.24$ 163.95$ 207.68$ 251.42$ 379.47$ 65.55$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 19.18$ 38.34$ 57.54$ 76.71$ 95.90$ 115.09$ 4.43$ Disposal - MRF Processing 23.68$ 47.34$ 71.03$ 94.68$ 118.36$ 142.04$ 5.47$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 7.02$ 12.11$ 17.21$ 22.30$ 27.39$ 37.45$ 4.44$ Vehicle Impact Fee 14.05$ 24.23$ 34.41$ 44.59$ 54.79$ 74.89$ 8.87$ TOTAL 140.44$ 242.26$ 344.14$ 445.96$ 547.86$ 748.94$ 88.76$ Collection 79.66$ 112.43$ 145.19$ 177.96$ 210.76$ 337.26$ 70.28$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 28.77$ 57.54$ 86.31$ 115.09$ 143.87$ 172.62$ 6.63$ Disposal - MRF Processing 35.50$ 71.03$ 106.51$ 142.04$ 177.54$ 213.05$ 8.21$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 8.47$ 14.18$ 19.88$ 25.59$ 31.30$ 42.53$ 5.01$ Vehicle Impact Fee 16.93$ 28.35$ 39.77$ 51.19$ 62.61$ 85.05$ 10.01$ TOTAL 169.33$ 283.53$ 397.66$ 511.87$ 626.08$ 850.51$ 100.14$ Collection 82.75$ 104.59$ 126.42$ 148.23$ 170.07$ 294.99$ 74.98$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 38.34$ 76.71$ 115.09$ 153.46$ 191.80$ 230.17$ 8.84$ Disposal - MRF Processing 47.34$ 94.68$ 142.04$ 189.38$ 236.71$ 284.05$ 10.93$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 9.91$ 16.23$ 22.56$ 28.89$ 35.21$ 47.60$ 5.57$ Vehicle Impact Fee 19.81$ 32.47$ 45.13$ 57.77$ 70.42$ 95.20$ 11.15$ TOTAL 198.15$ 324.68$ 451.24$ 577.73$ 704.21$ 952.01$ 111.47$ Collection 88.96$ 121.23$ 153.45$ 185.69$ 217.92$ 276.13$ 84.37$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 57.54$ 97.55$ 137.55$ 177.55$ 217.56$ 345.25$ 13.27$ Disposal - MRF Processing 71.03$ 124.76$ 178.44$ 232.15$ 285.88$ 426.09$ 16.40$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 12.80$ 20.21$ 27.61$ 35.02$ 42.43$ 61.62$ 6.71$ Vehicle Impact Fee 25.59$ 40.41$ 55.23$ 70.05$ 84.87$ 123.23$ 13.41$ TOTAL 255.92$ 404.16$ 552.28$ 700.46$ 848.66$ 1,232.32$ 134.16$ 4 CY
3 CY
Collection Frequency
1 CY
2 CY
A. BIN SERVICE
6 CY
Exhibit 1b
Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection Frequency
Collection 64.80$ 97.21$ 129.49$ 162.02$ 194.44$ 226.80$ 65.21$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 3.81$ 5.72$ 7.62$ 9.53$ 11.44$ 13.34$ 3.84$ Vehicle Impact Fee 7.63$ 11.43$ 15.23$ 19.06$ 22.87$ 26.68$ 7.67$ TOTAL 76.24$ 114.36$ 152.34$ 190.61$ 228.75$ 266.82$ 76.72$ Collection 81.02$ 129.62$ 178.24$ 226.80$ 275.41$ 324.02$ 74.51$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 4.77$ 7.62$ 10.48$ 13.34$ 16.20$ 19.06$ 4.38$ Vehicle Impact Fee 9.53$ 15.25$ 20.97$ 26.68$ 32.40$ 38.12$ 8.77$ TOTAL 95.32$ 152.49$ 209.69$ 266.82$ 324.01$ 381.20$ 87.66$ Collection 97.21$ 162.02$ 226.80$ 291.64$ 356.47$ 421.26$ 83.83$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 5.72$ 9.53$ 13.34$ 17.16$ 20.97$ 24.78$ 4.93$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.43$ 19.06$ 26.68$ 34.31$ 41.94$ 49.56$ 9.86$ TOTAL 114.36$ 190.61$ 266.82$ 343.11$ 419.38$ 495.60$ 98.62$ Collection 112.84$ 194.98$ 275.59$ 356.18$ 438.33$ 518.91$ 93.16$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 6.64$ 11.47$ 16.21$ 20.95$ 25.78$ 30.52$ 5.48$ Vehicle Impact Fee 13.27$ 22.94$ 32.42$ 41.91$ 51.57$ 61.05$ 10.96$ TOTAL 132.75$ 229.39$ 324.22$ 419.04$ 515.68$ 610.48$ 109.60$ Collection 46.53$ 93.09$ 139.67$ 186.23$ 232.77$ 279.35$ 10.73$ Franchise Fee 2.74$ 5.48$ 8.22$ 10.95$ 13.69$ 16.43$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.47$ 10.95$ 16.43$ 21.91$ 27.39$ 32.87$ 1.26$ TOTAL 54.74$ 109.52$ 164.32$ 219.09$ 273.85$ 328.65$ 12.62$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.73$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.26$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.62$ 3 CY - RECYCLING
4 CY - RECYCLING

LOCK LID SERVICE
1 CY - RECYCLING
2 CY - RECYCLING

SCOUT SERVICE
Exhibit 1b
Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection Frequency
Collection 14.93$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 13.74$
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 6.34$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 6.02$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Franchise Fee 1.25$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1.16$ Vehicle Impact Fee 2.50$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2.33$ TOTAL 25.02$ n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 23.25$
Collection 76.81$ 153.62$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 24.79$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Disposal - Organics 24.80$ 49.60$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 24.05$ Franchise Fee 5.98$ 11.95$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 2.87$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.95$ 23.91$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 5.75$ TOTAL 119.54$ 239.08$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 57.46$

EMPTY CONTAMINATED ORGANICS CONTAINER
Collection 24.79$
Disposal - MRF Processing -$
Disposal - Organics 8.59$
Franchise Fee 1.96$
Vehicle Impact Fee 3.93$
TOTAL 39.27$
First Item
Ea Addl
Item

0.1000 0.1000

38.96$ 29.63$

8.26$ 8.26$

2.78$ 2.23$

44.51$ 34.09$

55.55$ 44.58$
Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

30.67$ 1.80$ 3.61$ 36.08$

12.18$ 0.72$ 1.43$ 14.33$

33.42$ 1.97$ 3.93$ 39.32$
105.26$ 6.19$ 12.39$ 123.84$
B. CART SERVICE
CART SERVICE (4 OR FEWER UNITS, EA CART)
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
CART SERVICE (65 Gal Organics Collection)
D. OTHER
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
C. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
Exhibit 1b
Maximum Rates - Multi-Family Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection 85.85$ 140.11$ 194.33$ 248.59$ 302.83$ 431.47$ 60.30$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 9.89$ 19.76$ 29.62$ 39.50$ 49.37$ 59.25$ 2.27$ Disposal - MRF Processing 12.04$ 24.08$ 36.11$ 48.15$ 60.19$ 72.24$ 2.79$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 6.34$ 10.82$ 15.30$ 19.78$ 24.26$ 33.12$ 3.84$ Vehicle Impact Fee 12.68$ 21.64$ 30.59$ 39.56$ 48.51$ 66.23$ 7.69$ TOTAL 126.80$ 216.41$ 305.95$ 395.58$ 485.16$ 662.31$ 76.89$ Collection 88.93$ 132.31$ 175.70$ 219.13$ 262.48$ 389.53$ 65.08$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 19.76$ 39.50$ 59.25$ 78.96$ 98.73$ 118.50$ 4.55$ Disposal - MRF Processing 24.08$ 48.15$ 72.24$ 96.33$ 120.43$ 144.51$ 5.56$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 7.81$ 12.94$ 18.07$ 23.20$ 28.33$ 38.38$ 4.42$ Vehicle Impact Fee 15.62$ 25.88$ 36.14$ 46.40$ 56.67$ 76.77$ 8.85$ TOTAL 156.20$ 258.78$ 361.40$ 464.02$ 566.64$ 767.69$ 88.46$ Collection 158.68$ 226.25$ 293.78$ 361.31$ 428.86$ 663.81$ 124.08$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 117.34$ 234.67$ 352.00$ 469.32$ 586.66$ 704.00$ 27.09$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 16.24$ 27.11$ 37.99$ 48.86$ 59.74$ 80.46$ 8.89$ Vehicle Impact Fee 32.47$ 54.23$ 75.97$ 97.72$ 119.47$ 160.92$ 17.79$ TOTAL 324.73$ 542.26$ 759.74$ 977.21$ 1,194.73$ 1,609.19$ 177.85$ Collection 92.07$ 124.56$ 157.10$ 189.62$ 222.15$ 347.64$ 69.74$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 29.62$ 59.25$ 88.86$ 118.50$ 148.11$ 177.72$ 6.81$ Disposal - MRF Processing 36.11$ 72.24$ 108.39$ 144.51$ 180.64$ 216.76$ 8.33$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 9.28$ 15.06$ 20.84$ 26.63$ 32.41$ 43.65$ 4.99$ Vehicle Impact Fee 18.57$ 30.13$ 41.69$ 53.25$ 64.81$ 87.31$ 9.99$ TOTAL 185.65$ 301.24$ 416.88$ 532.51$ 648.12$ 873.08$ 99.86$ Collection 155.28$ 191.51$ 227.73$ 263.92$ 300.12$ 522.35$ 131.15$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 175.98$ 352.00$ 527.97$ 704.00$ 880.00$ 1,056.00$ 40.61$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Collection Frequency
1 CY
2 CY
A. BIN SERVICE
3 CY Compactor
2 CY Compactor
3 CY
Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection Frequency
Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 19.49$ 31.97$ 44.45$ 56.94$ 69.42$ 92.84$ 10.10$ Vehicle Impact Fee 38.97$ 63.94$ 88.91$ 113.87$ 138.84$ 185.69$ 20.21$ TOTAL 389.72$ 639.42$ 889.06$ 1,138.73$ 1,388.38$ 1,856.88$ 202.07$ Collection 95.12$ 116.81$ 138.46$ 160.11$ 181.75$ 305.73$ 74.40$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 39.50$ 78.96$ 118.50$ 157.97$ 197.47$ 236.94$ 9.12$ Disposal - MRF Processing 48.15$ 96.33$ 144.51$ 192.69$ 240.84$ 289.03$ 11.10$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 10.75$ 17.18$ 23.62$ 30.05$ 36.47$ 48.92$ 5.57$ Vehicle Impact Fee 21.50$ 34.37$ 47.23$ 60.09$ 72.95$ 97.85$ 11.13$ TOTAL 215.02$ 343.65$ 472.32$ 600.91$ 729.48$ 978.47$ 111.32$ Collection 151.84$ 156.70$ 161.59$ 166.43$ 171.37$ 380.88$ 138.55$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 234.67$ 469.32$ 704.00$ 938.66$ 1,173.34$ 1,407.96$ 54.15$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 22.74$ 36.82$ 50.92$ 65.01$ 79.10$ 105.23$ 11.34$ Vehicle Impact Fee 45.47$ 73.65$ 101.83$ 130.01$ 158.20$ 210.45$ 22.67$ TOTAL 454.72$ 736.49$ 1,018.34$ 1,300.11$ 1,582.01$ 2,104.52$ 226.71$ Collection 101.31$ 126.91$ 152.48$ 178.04$ 203.61$ 221.90$ 83.72$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 59.25$ 104.57$ 149.86$ 195.18$ 240.52$ 355.45$ 13.66$ Disposal - MRF Processing 72.24$ 130.76$ 189.30$ 247.80$ 306.29$ 433.53$ 16.69$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 13.69$ 21.31$ 28.92$ 36.53$ 44.14$ 59.46$ 6.71$ Vehicle Impact Fee 27.39$ 42.61$ 57.84$ 73.06$ 88.29$ 118.93$ 13.42$ TOTAL 273.88$ 426.16$ 578.40$ 730.61$ 882.85$ 1,189.27$ 134.20$ Collection 194.36$ 192.74$ 195.53$ 199.72$ 203.94$ 457.05$ 174.57$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 300.37$ 577.27$ 851.84$ 1,126.39$ 1,396.27$ 1,689.56$ 68.23$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste
Franchise Fee 29.10$ 45.29$ 61.61$ 78.01$ 94.13$ 126.27$ 14.28$ Vehicle Impact Fee 58.21$ 90.59$ 123.22$ 156.01$ 188.26$ 252.54$ 28.57$ TOTAL 582.04$ 905.89$ 1,232.20$ 1,560.13$ 1,882.60$ 2,525.42$ 285.65$ 6 CY
4 CY Compactor
4 CY
6 CY Compactor
Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection Frequency
Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Collection 46.17$ 92.38$ 138.59$ 184.80$ 230.98$ 277.19$ 10.65$ Franchise Fee 2.72$ 5.43$ 8.15$ 10.87$ 13.59$ 16.31$ 0.63$ Vehicle Impact Fee 5.43$ 10.87$ 16.31$ 21.74$ 27.17$ 32.61$ 1.25$ TOTAL 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 326.11$ 12.53$ Collection 15.17$ 13.64$
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill 6.73$ 5.98$
Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$
Disposal - Organics/Green Waste 4.17$ 2.43$
Franchise Fee 1.53$ 1.30$
Vehicle Impact Fee 3.08$ 2.59$
TOTAL 30.68$ 25.94$
Collection 76.22$ 152.44$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 24.79$ Disposal - Transfer/Landfill -$ -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Disposal - MRF Processing -$ -$ n/a n/a n/a n/a -$ Disposal - Organics/Green Waste 24.80$ 49.60$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 24.05$ Franchise Fee 5.94$ 11.88$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 2.87$ Vehicle Impact Fee 11.89$ 23.77$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 5.75$ TOTAL 118.85$ 237.69$ n/a n/a n/a n/a 57.46$

EMPTY CONTAMINATED ORGANICS CONTAINER
Collection 24.79$
Disposal - MRF Processing -$
Disposal - Organics 8.59$
Franchise Fee 1.96$
Vehicle Impact Fee 3.93$
TOTAL 39.27$
B. CART SERVICE

SCOUT SERVICE

LOCK LID SERVICE
Organics
Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

Container
Size 1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week Extra PU Collection Frequency
First Item
Ea Addl
Item

0.1000 0.1000

38.69$ 29.42$

9.01$ 9.01$

2.81$ 2.26$

44.30$ 33.94$

56.12$ 45.21$
Collection
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

30.43$ 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$

12.09$ 0.71$ 1.42$ 14.22$

33.16$ 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$
104.45$ 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$
Per Pickup Disposal Generation Factor
C. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Credit Hold Fees
D. OTHER
Disposal Component - Transfer/Landfill
Collection Component
Franchise Fee Component
Vehicle Impact Fee Component
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty
Exhibit 1c
Maximum Rates - Commercial Customers
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

190.14$
541.53$

43.04$

86.08$
860.79$
190.14$
541.53$

43.04$

86.08$
860.79$
234.56$
270.75$

29.72$

59.45$
594.48$
190.14$
686.11$

51.54$
103.09$
1,030.88$
190.14$
541.53$

43.04$

86.08$
860.79$
190.14$
596.17$

46.25$

92.51$
925.07$
Collection
Element
Disposal
Element
Franchise
Fee
Vehicle
Impact Fee Total Rate

43.14$ $ - 2.54$ 5.07$ 50.75$ $ - 137.99$ 8.12$ 16.23$ 162.34$ $ - 120.26$ 7.07$ 14.15$ 141.48$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$

30.43$ $ - 1.79$ 3.58$ 35.80$

12.09$ $ - 0.71$ 1.42$ 14.22$

33.16$ $ - 1.95$ 3.90$ 39.01$ 104.45$ $ - 6.14$ 12.29$ 122.88$ TOTAL
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
D. ROLLOFF - C&D
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
C. ROLLOFF - 20 CU
Collection
TOTAL
B. ROLLOFF - 30 CU
Credit Hold Fees
Redelivery & Restart Fee
Demmurage (per day beginning on the 7th day)
Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) Transfer Over 3 or 6 ton limit (per ton on amount over limit) MRF Wash Container
Dry Run Charge
Returned Item Fee
Late Fee
Relocate Container
TOTAL
E. ROLLOFF - CONSTRUCTION BOX/LOW-BOY
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
Collection
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
Franchise Fee
Vehicle Impact Fee
TOTAL
F. ROLLOFF - COMPACTOR
G. OTHER
Disposal - Transfer/Landfill
A. ROLLOFF - 40 CU
Collection
Exhibit 1d
Maximum Rates - Rolloff Services
August 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

-8-
[Amendment Attachment A-2]
Exhibit 1
Maximum Rate Schedule
Effective January 1, 2024

1 Solid Waste Cart Sizes (gallons) 65/96/96 - Per Month 29.37$ 2 Senior Citizen Discount for qualified residents using a 35 gallon refuse cart - Per Month (2.94)$ 1 65 Gallon Solid Waste Cart - Per Month 5.98$
2 65/96 Gallon Organics Cart - Per Month 7.65$
3 65/96 Gallon Recycling Cart - Per Month 2.59$
1 Any Size Solid Waste Cart - Per Empty/Service 22.07$
2 Any Size Organics Cart - Per Empty/Service 18.02$
3 Any Size Recycling Cart - Per Empty/Service 13.88$
1 Any Size Organics Cart - Per Empty/Service 33.00$
2 Any Size Recycling Cart - Per Empty/Service 33.00$
1 Any Size / Any Type Container - Per Empty/Service 33.00$ 1 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Empty/Service 180.45$ 2 Container Lid - Per Delivery 35.80$
3 Locked Lids - Per Empty/Service 71.61$
4 Demurrage - Per Day (beginning on 7th day)7.26$
1 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per First Item 33.59$
2 Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Each Additional Item 18.71$ 1 Push/Roll-out for non-qualifying residents (Valet) - Per Month 54.67$ 2 Residential Container Replacement (Burnt) - Per Occurrence 139.87$ 3 Returned Item Fee - Per Occurrence 35.80$
4 Late Fee - Per Month 4.31$
5 Credit Hold Fee - Per Occurrence 39.01$
6 Redelivery & Restart Fee - Per Occurrence 122.88$
B. ADDITIONAL CONTAINER
A. CURBSIDE COLLECTION SERVICE
Exhibit 1a
Maximum Gross Rates - Residential Customers
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
H. OTHER
G. BULKY ITEM PICKUP (ON NON-COLLECTION DAY)
F. TEMPORARY 3 YARD BIN
D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER
C. EXTRA EMPTY
E. EMPTY OVER-FILLED OR OVER-WEIGHT CONTAINER

1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week 7X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1b
Maximum Gross Rates - Multi-Family Customers
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
Collection FrequencyContainer Size
65 Gallon Solid Waste Barrel 107.09$ 169.80$ 235.23$ 300.00$ 365.27$ 430.52$ 499.07$ 44.30$ 96 Gallon Solid Waste Barrel 113.02$ 181.18$ 252.30$ 322.70$ 397.02$ 467.97$ 542.46$ 46.39$ 1 Yard Solid Waste Bin 189.22$ 327.48$ 475.13$ 694.16$ 838.07$ 981.97$ 1,150.01$ 77.31$ 2 Yard Solid Waste Bin 280.23$ 581.81$ 813.46$ 1,059.72$ 1,307.72$ 1,538.77$ 1,889.09$ 88.76$ 3 Yard Solid Waste Bin 313.26$ 638.72$ 915.73$ 1,190.16$ 1,557.29$ 1,816.72$ 2,121.64$ 100.14$ 4 Yard Solid Waste Bin 495.30$ 858.84$ 1,237.46$ 1,703.23$ 2,096.52$ 2,457.30$ 2,982.42$ 111.47$ 6 Yard Solid Waste Bin 537.62$ 957.06$ 1,467.06$ 1,897.89$ 2,525.49$ 2,926.80$ 3,413.04$ 134.16$ 2 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 424.16$ 858.15$ 1,227.97$ 1,611.03$ 1,996.86$ 2,365.74$ 2,860.78$ 106.04$ 3 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 524.92$ 1,045.11$ 1,525.32$ 2,000.91$ 2,570.73$ 3,032.85$ 3,550.60$ 133.85$ 4 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 656.17$ 1,167.69$ 1,700.76$ 2,319.39$ 2,866.73$ 3,381.56$ 4,068.42$ 170.60$ Scout Service - Per Container per Month 54.32$ 109.52$ 164.32$ 219.09$ 273.85$ 328.65$ 383.01$ 12.62$ Lock-Lid Service - Per Container per Month 54.32$ 108.68$ 163.05$ 217.41$ 271.74$ 328.65$ 383.01$ 12.62$ 65 Gallon Recycling Barrel 29.21$ 56.08$ 84.13$ 111.88$ 139.86$ 167.82$ 197.20$ 44.30$ 96 Gallon Recycling Barrel 31.75$ 60.96$ 91.44$ 121.61$ 152.01$ 182.42$ 214.34$ 46.39$ 1 Yard Recycling Bin 88.89$ 170.68$ 256.02$ 340.52$ 425.65$ 510.76$ 600.16$ 77.31$

1.5 Yard Recycling Bin 101.60$ 195.07$ 292.60$ 389.16$ 486.45$ 583.74$ 685.89$ 83.04$ 2 Yard Recycling Bin 114.31$ 219.45$ 329.18$ 437.81$ 547.26$ 656.71$ 771.62$ 88.76$ 3 Yard Recycling Bin 127.00$ 243.84$ 365.75$ 486.45$ 608.07$ 729.67$ 857.36$ 100.14$ 4 Yard Recycling Bin 196.85$ 377.95$ 566.92$ 754.00$ 942.49$ 1,130.99$ 1,328.92$ 111.47$ 6 Yard Recycling Bin 219.07$ 420.62$ 630.92$ 839.13$ 1,048.91$ 1,258.68$ 1,478.95$ 134.16$ 2 Yard Recycling Compactor 222.25$ 426.71$ 640.07$ 851.29$ 1,064.11$ 1,276.94$ 1,500.40$ 106.04$ 3 Yard Recycling Compactor 285.74$ 548.63$ 822.95$ 1,094.51$ 1,368.14$ 1,641.77$ 1,929.08$ 133.85$ 4 Yard Recycling Compactor 317.49$ 609.59$ 914.39$ 1,216.12$ 1,520.15$ 1,824.19$ 2,143.42$ 170.60$ B. ADDITIONAL RECYCLING CONTAINERS

SCOUT SERVICE AND LOCK-LID SERVICE
A. BUNDLED SERVICE

1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week 7X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1b
Maximum Gross Rates - Multi-Family Customers
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
Collection FrequencyContainer Size
65 Gallon Organics Barrel 38.94$ 74.78$ 112.16$ 149.18$ 186.47$ 223.76$ 262.93$ 44.30$ 96 Gallon Organics Barrel 42.33$ 81.28$ 121.92$ 162.15$ 202.68$ 243.22$ 285.79$ 46.39$ 1 Yard Organics Bin 118.53$ 227.58$ 341.36$ 454.02$ 567.53$ 681.02$ 800.21$ 77.31$

1.5 Yard Organics Bin 135.46$ 260.09$ 390.13$ 518.88$ 648.60$ 778.32$ 914.53$ 83.04$ 2 Yard Organics Bin 152.40$ 292.60$ 438.91$ 583.74$ 729.67$ 875.61$ 1,028.84$ 88.76$ D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER

40.84$
E. EMPTY OVER-FILLED OR OVER-WEIGHT CONTAINER

40.84$

58.36$

47.02$

37.23$

14.79$

40.57$
127.80$
C. ADDITIONAL ORGANICS CONTAINERS
F. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Returned Item Fee - Per Occurrence
Any Size / Any Type Container - Per Empty/Service
Late Fee - Per Month
Credit Hold Fees - Per Occurrence
Redelivery & Restart Fee - Per Occurrence
G. OTHER
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per First Item
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Each Additional Item
Any Size Recycling or Organics Container (found to be contaminated) - Per Empty/Service

1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week 7X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1c
Maximum Gross Rates - Commercial Customers
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
Container Size Collection Frequency
65 Gallon Solid Waste Barrel 122.13$ 193.63$ 268.22$ 342.10$ 416.53$ 490.92$ 569.08$ 45.82$ 96 Gallon Solid Waste Barrel 128.88$ 206.61$ 287.70$ 367.97$ 452.73$ 533.62$ 618.56$ 47.98$ 1 Yard Solid Waste Bin 215.76$ 340.12$ 473.73$ 689.06$ 818.48$ 947.91$ 1,136.45$ 79.97$ 2 Yard Solid Waste Bin 319.55$ 663.44$ 927.56$ 1,208.37$ 1,491.17$ 1,754.64$ 2,154.08$ 92.00$ 3 Yard Solid Waste Bin 357.21$ 728.31$ 1,044.20$ 1,357.12$ 1,775.75$ 2,071.58$ 2,419.28$ 103.85$ 4 Yard Solid Waste Bin 564.76$ 979.32$ 1,411.05$ 1,942.15$ 2,390.61$ 2,802.00$ 3,400.79$ 115.77$ 6 Yard Solid Waste Bin 613.03$ 1,091.31$ 1,672.88$ 2,164.12$ 2,879.76$ 3,337.38$ 3,891.82$ 139.57$ 2 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 483.66$ 978.54$ 1,400.22$ 1,837.02$ 2,276.97$ 2,697.60$ 3,262.07$ 125.76$ 3 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 598.57$ 1,191.71$ 1,739.30$ 2,281.59$ 2,931.34$ 3,458.29$ 4,048.67$ 158.75$ 4 Yard Solid Waste Compactor 748.19$ 1,331.51$ 1,939.32$ 2,644.75$ 3,268.87$ 3,855.91$ 4,639.13$ 202.31$ Scout Service - Per Container per Month 56.49$ 113.03$ 169.57$ 226.11$ 282.61$ 339.15$ 395.69$ 13.03$ Lock-Lid Service - Per Container per Month 56.49$ 113.03$ 169.57$ 226.11$ 282.61$ 339.15$ 395.69$ 13.03$ 65 Gallon Recycling Barrel 33.31$ 63.95$ 95.92$ 127.58$ 159.48$ 191.36$ 224.86$ 45.82$ 96 Gallon Recycling Barrel 36.20$ 69.52$ 104.27$ 138.67$ 173.34$ 208.01$ 244.41$ 47.98$ 1 Yard Recycling Bin 101.36$ 194.64$ 291.94$ 388.28$ 485.35$ 582.42$ 684.34$ 79.97$

1.5 Yard Recycling Bin 115.86$ 222.44$ 333.65$ 443.75$ 554.69$ 665.62$ 782.11$ 85.99$ 2 Yard Recycling Bin 130.33$ 250.24$ 375.35$ 499.22$ 624.02$ 748.82$ 879.87$ 92.00$ 3 Yard Recycling Bin 144.81$ 278.04$ 417.06$ 554.69$ 693.36$ 832.04$ 977.64$ 103.85$ 4 Yard Recycling Bin 224.46$ 430.96$ 646.44$ 859.76$ 1,074.71$ 1,289.65$ 1,515.34$ 115.77$ 6 Yard Recycling Bin 249.80$ 479.62$ 719.42$ 956.84$ 1,196.05$ 1,435.26$ 1,686.42$ 139.57$ 2 Yard Recycling Compactor 253.42$ 486.56$ 729.85$ 970.71$ 1,213.38$ 1,456.05$ 1,710.87$ 125.76$ 3 Yard Recycling Compactor 325.82$ 625.59$ 938.39$ 1,248.05$ 1,560.06$ 1,872.07$ 2,199.68$ 158.75$ 4 Yard Recycling Compactor 362.04$ 695.11$ 1,042.65$ 1,386.72$ 1,733.40$ 2,080.08$ 2,444.09$ 202.31$ B. ADDITIONAL RECYCLING CONTAINERS

SCOUT SERVICE AND LOCK-LID SERVICE
A. BUNDLED SERVICE

1X Week 2X Week 3X Week 4X Week 5X Week 6X Week 7X Week Extra PU Exhibit 1c
Maximum Gross Rates - Commercial Customers
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
Container Size Collection Frequency
65 Gallon Organics Barrel 44.41$ 85.27$ 127.89$ 170.11$ 212.64$ 255.15$ 299.81$ 45.82$ 96 Gallon Organics Barrel 48.27$ 92.68$ 139.02$ 184.89$ 231.12$ 277.34$ 325.88$ 47.98$ 1 Yard Organics Bin 135.15$ 259.51$ 389.26$ 517.71$ 647.13$ 776.56$ 912.46$ 79.97$

1.5 Yard Organics Bin 154.47$ 296.58$ 444.86$ 591.67$ 739.59$ 887.49$ 1,042.81$ 85.99$ 2 Yard Organics Bin 173.78$ 333.65$ 500.47$ 665.62$ 832.04$ 998.44$ 1,173.16$ 92.00$ D. EMPTY CONTAMINATED CONTAINER

40.84$
E. EMPTY OVER-FILLED OR OVER-WEIGHT CONTAINER

40.84$

58.36$

47.02$

37.23$

14.79$

40.57$
127.80$
C. ADDITIONAL ORGANICS CONTAINERS
Credit Hold Fees - Per Occurrence
Any Size Recycling or Organics Container (found to be contaminated) - Per Empty/Service Redelivery & Restart Fee - Per Occurrence
G. OTHER
F. BULKY ITEM PICKUP
Returned Item Fee - Per Occurrence
Any Size / Any Type Container - Per Empty/Service
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per First Item
Solid Waste Collection Rate - Per Each Additional Item
Late Fee - Per Month

40 Cubic Yard - Solid Waste 895.22$
30 Cubic Yard - Solid Waste 895.22$
20 Cubic Yard - Solid Waste 618.26$
Any Size - Construction & Demolition 1,072.12$
Any Size - Construction Box/Lowboy 895.22$
Any Size - Compactor 962.07$
Demurrage - Per Day (beginning on 7th day)52.78$
Over 3 ton limit on 20 CY Transfer Box (per ton on amount over limit)147.14$ Over 6 ton limit on 30 CY and 40 CY Transfer Boxes (per ton on amount over limit)147.14$ Over 3 ton limit on 20 CY Process Box (per ton on amount over limit)168.83$ Over 6 ton limit on 30 CY and 40 CY Processs Boxes (per ton on amount over limit)168.83$ Wash Container - Per Occurrence 127.80$
Relocate Container - Per Occurrence 127.80$
Dry Run Charge - Per Occurrence 127.80$
Returned Item Fee - Per Occurrence 37.23$
Late Fee - Per Month 14.79$
Credit Hold Fee - Per Occurrence 40.57$
Redelivery & Restart Fee - Per Occurrence 127.80$
B. OTHER
A. ROLLOFF
Exhibit 1d
Maximum Gross Rates - Rolloff Services
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024

Return Trip (residential/commercial missed pick-up due to customer - on scheduled service day) - per occurrence 27.50$ Service Charge for more than one service-level change per year - per occurrence 37.50$ IRV-Phone Payment Fee - per occurrence 7.50$
Tires (depends on size and type - minimum fee) per tire per occurrence 50.00$ Appliances containing freon - per appliance per occurrence 75.00$ Container exchange (residential/commercial) - per 3 barrel set or per bin per occurrence 37.50$ Container cleaning (residential/commercial) - per occurrence 37.50$ Container replacement (residential/commercial due to customer damage) - per container per occurrence 119.00$ Damage Charge - per occurrence 119.00$
Access fee (unlocking gates, access via security office or intercom, etc.) - per entry per month 25.00$ Bin enclosure clean-up - per occurrence 59.00$
Container relocation (residential/commercial) - per container per occurrence 37.50$ Driver stand-by or delay time - per each 15 minutes of delay time 47.50$ Roll-Off same-day expedited service - per occurrence 75.00$ D. ADDITIONAL CHARGES
Exhibit 1e
Maximum Gross Rates - Optional Ancillary Services
January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024
A. ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES
B. ADDITIONAL COLLECTION CHARGES
C. CONTAINER MAINTENANCE CHARGES

-9-
[Amendment Attachment B]
Exhibit 2
Rate and Billing Provisions

1. Rates. Contractor shall provide Collection Services to Service Recipients as provided in this Agreement at rates not to exceed the rates specified in EXHIBIT 1, as applicable – which, by this reference, is incorporated into the Agreement. Contractor shall not be permitted to receive compensation by means of any customer rates or charges that are not specifically listed in EXHIBIT

1. This EXHIBIT 2 of the Agreement pertains only to the Collection Services described throughout this Agreement, and it does not apply to services which are not covered under this Agreement.

Contractor shall not seek, request or be entitled to any adjustment in the rates for any reason except as specified in this EXHBIT 2, or SECTION 26 of the Agreement, as applicable.

2. Rate Adjustments.

2.1 Annual Rate Adjustment. Beginning on April 1, 2024, and annually each April 1 thereafter, Contractor shall receive an annual adjustment of Maximum Rates as set forth in EXHIBIT

1. The annual adjustment shall be the sum of the percentage increase of the Consumer Price Index for Trash and Garbage Collection (CUUR0000SEHGO2) U.S. City Average (not seasonally adjusted) as may be amended or renamed and replaced from time to time by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (“Trash CPI”) for the prior 12-month period (November 1 to October 31) plus one percent (1%) (i.e., Trash CPI+1).

2.2 Rate Calculations. On or before February 1, 2024, and annually each December 1 thereafter during the term of this Agreement, Contractor shall deliver to City calculations of the annual adjustment of Maximum Rates as set forth in EXHIBIT 1. As of March 1, 2024, and annually thereafter each February 1 during the term of this Agreement, the City Representative shall notify Contractor of any disagreements in Contractor’s calculation of the affected service rates to take place on the subsequent April 1st.

2.3 Rounding. Annual adjustments shall be made only in units of one cent ($0.01).

Fractions of less than one cent ($0.01) shall not be considered in making adjustments. The indices shall be truncated at four (4) decimal places for the adjustment calculations.

2.4 Change in Date of Annual Rate Increase. By mutual agreement of both the City and Contractor, the effective date of the annual rate adjustments prescribed in SECTION 2.1 and SECTION 2.2 of this Exhibit may be moved to July 1st of each Agreement Year (as opposed to April 1st) in order to better align with increases in disposal fees and annual diversion requirements.

3. Franchise Fee and Vehicle Impact Fees.

3.1 Franchise Fee. Contractor shall pay City an amount equal to five percent (5%) of Contractor’s Gross Revenues, per month as a Franchise Fee.

3.2 Vehicle Impact Fee. Contractor shall pay City an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of Contractor’s Gross Revenues, per month as a Vehicle Impact Fee.

-10-

3.3 Franchise Fee and Vehicle Impact Fee Payment. These Franchise Fees and Vehicle Impact Fees shall be paid to City by 12:00 noon on or before the 30th calendar day after the end of each calendar quarter during which Collection Services were provided pursuant to this Agreement.

Accompanying each quarterly payment shall be an accounting of the Gross Revenues for each month.

Failure of Contractor to make any payment within the appropriate time period shall result in interest, compounded daily, accruing thereon at the maximum rate permitted under California law, in addition to all other remedies of the City pursuant to this Agreement.

4. Government Fees.

4.1 Process for adjusting Government Fees. When “Government Fees” (Franchise Fees, Vehicle Impact Fees, and any other government fees that may be implemented during the Term of this Agreement) are adjusted or new Government Fees are imposed by regulating agency(ies), then either City or Contractor must follow the procedures in this subsection before the fees will be adjusted.

4.1.1 City or Contractor shall give the other Party prompt notice of the adjustment to existing Government Fees or implementation of new Government Fees. Prompt notice shall be defined as either (1) at least 90 calendar days before the effective date of the revised or new Government Fees or (2) within two working days of receiving notice of revised or new Government Fees, if such notice is received within 90 calendar days before the effective date of the adjusted or new Government Fees.

4.1.2 City or Contractor shall thereafter submit to the other Party, the associated adjustment in the Government Fee as it applies to the rates specified in EXHIBIT 1.

4.2 Payments to the City. No acceptance by any Party of any payment shall be construed as an accord that the amount is in-fact the correct amount, nor shall such acceptance of payment be construed as a release of any claim each Party may have against the other Party for any additional sums payable under the provisions of this Agreement. All amounts paid to City shall be subject to independent audit and recompilation by City and paid for by Contractor as specified herein.

If, after the audit, such recompilation indicates an underpayment Contractor shall pay to City the amount of the underpayment and shall reimburse City for all reasonable costs and expenses incurred in connection with the audit and recompilation within ten (10) Work Days of receipt of written notice from City that such is the case. If, after audit, such recompilation indicates an overpayment, City shall notify Contractor in writing of the amount of the overpayment, less costs and expenses incurred in connection with the audit and recompilation. Contractor may offset the amounts next due following receipt of such notice by the amount specified therein.

5. Billing and Payment.

5.1 Billing. Contractor shall bill all Service Recipients for Collection Services.

Bills to Service Recipients shall be itemized showing charges for each classification of services in a format approved by City. Contractor shall include in its bills to Service Recipients any applicable fees imposed by action of the City Council, including but not limited to AB 939 fees and Household Hazardous Waste program fees, in its bills, and shall remit such funds Collected to City within 30 days after the quarter of Collection.

5.2 Collection of Payments. Contractor shall be responsible for the billing and collection of payments for all Collection Services. Notwithstanding the preceding provision,

-11-
Contractor shall not bill for City Collection Services. Contractor shall charge Service Recipients a maximum amount not to exceed the service rates attached in EXHIBIT 1 to this Agreement and as may be adjusted under the terms of this Agreement. Rates shall be due to Contractor within 20 days of the date of the billing statement. Contractor may charge a late fee to Service Recipients if payment is not received by the due date. The City shall review and comment on the format for all customer bills. Additional Bulky Items Collection shall be paid either through the monthly or quarterly billings, paid at the time of scheduling the Collection through credit/debit card, bank check, or money order.

Charges for such Additional Bulky Items Collection shall be at the rates established in EXHIBIT 1.

Contractor may accept Cash on Delivery (COD) only for providing temporary Roll-Off service, for temporary Bin service or for Bulky Item collection from multi-family residents at the rates established in EXHIBIT 1.

5.3 Partial Month Service. If, during a month, a Service Unit is added to or deleted from Contractor’s Service Area, Contractor’s billing shall be pro-rated.

5.4 Production of Invoices. Contractor shall produce an invoice, in a form and format that is approved by the City Representative, for Collection Services received under this Agreement in advance but no less than four (4) times per year. Contractor’s invoice shall be remitted to the Service Recipient no earlier than the twentieth (20th) day of the month preceding the period for which service is being billed. The City and Contractor will work together on any City requested billing inserts.

5.5 Billing Inserts. City may provide educational and other material to Contractor for inclusion in the invoices provided by Contractor to Service Recipients for Collection Services.

Contractor shall not charge the City for the inclusion of additional educational or other materials in the invoices.

5.6 Methods of Payment. Contractor shall provide the means for customers to pay bills through the following methods: cash, checks, credit cards, internet payment service or automatic withdrawal from bank account.

5.7 Delinquent Service Accounts. Contractor may take such action as is legally available to collect or cause collection of such past due amounts, including removing recycling Carts or Bins, and Organic Waste Carts or Bins, and reducing the provision of Collection Services to the smallest Cart size to any Service Unit due to non-payment. Contractor may only discontinue providing Residential Solid Waste Collection Services if it does not pose a health hazard and if Contractor notifies the City at least five days in advance when a container will be removed. City may disapprove discontinuance of service if, in the sole discretion of City, such discontinuance may pose a health hazard. Contractor will notify the Service Recipient and City in writing when the bill is 30 or more days overdue and attempt by telephone to contact the property owner that service will be terminated after 90 days from the initial billing statement if payment is not made. Contractor will implement “stop service” when the customer has not paid within 90 days of the date of the initial billing statement subject to the terms of this provision. Contractor will remove the container two weeks from the date stop service was initiated. Contractor may impose a fee to return the container after it has been removed from the premises of a delinquent account. Contractor may refer the delinquent account to a collection agency or seek legal remedies in small claims court 15 days or later, after removal of the container. The City reserves the right to direct Contractor not to proceed or to modify these procedures

-12-
in special circumstances. Contractor may impose late fees, subject to the City’s approval, for overdue accounts.

5.8 Special Service Needs. If a Service Recipient is unable to move the carts to the curb, Contractor shall provide side- or back-yard collection at no additional cost for eligible “Special Service Needs” recipients. To be eligible, Service Recipients must provide proof of eligibility in a manner acceptable to the City, which shall include, at a minimum, a doctor’s note indicating inability to move carts and proof of residency at the service address. Such eligibility shall be renewed every five (5) years and shall remain in effect at the service address until Collection Services are discontinued at the service address, or a different owner/tenant occupies the service address.

5.9 Senior Citizen Low Volume Rate. Contractor shall provide “Senior Citizen Low Volume Rates” for as established in EXHIBIT 1 for qualified Service Recipients. To be eligible, Service Recipients must receive Solid Waste Collection Service in 32 gallon Carts, and provide proof of eligibility in a manner acceptable to the City and Contractor, which shall include, at a minimum, a requirement of being at least sixty-five (65) years of age and proof of residency at the service address.

Such eligibility shall be renewed every year and shall remain in effect at the service address until Collection Services are discontinued at the service address, or a different owner/tenant occupies the service address.

6. Proposition 218; Rate Invalidation Procedures.

6.1 Proposition 218 Hearings. At the City’s election, and without admitting the applicability of Proposition 218 to this Agreement, City may conduct the hearings with respect to the approval or adjustment of the maximum rate schedule in accordance with Proposition 218. City acknowledges that the intent of hearings is to comply with Proposition 218 if deemed applicable, and not for the City to revoke, amend, nullify, or void any previously approved adjustment of a maximum rate schedule. Contractor may be responsible for the reasonable printing and mailing costs of any notices required by this Section, if requested by City.

6.2 Rate Invalidation Procedures. In the event that City is unable, by operation of applicable state or federal law, or a valid majority protest pursuant to Proposition 218, to approve or implement any rate increase due to Contractor under this Agreement, in whole or in part (“Invalidation Event”), City must provide notice of an Invalidation Event. No later than thirty (30) days of the Invalidation Event, City and Contractor shall meet and confer to discuss a revised rate adjustment that may be acceptable; corresponding reductions in programs, services, or fees and payments otherwise due to City to compensate Contractor for the total amount due to Contractor that would have been recovered but for denial or prohibition of a rate adjustment relating to the same; and/or City paying to keep identified services and programs that may be removed or reduced. If City and Contractor do not reach an agreement within ninety (90) days of the Invalidation Event, or as extended by mutual agreement of the Parties, Contractor may terminate the Agreement without cause or penalty, provided that Contractor provides at least one-hundred eighty (180) days’ prior written notice of termination and, during such period, cooperates with City to transition services to City or its designee. Contractor’s rights hereunder are in addition to any other rights of Contractor upon the invalidation of rates that would otherwise be due to Contractor.

-13-
[Amendment Attachment C]

Exhibit 7
SB 1383 Program

1. General.

A. Program Summary. As provided herein, Contractor shall (i) provide account site visits, monitoring and reviews, and the tracking thereof; (ii) support City public education and outreach efforts; (iii) meet with CalRecycle staff; (iv) provide Organic Waste tonnage data to both City and CalRecycle in compliance with SB 1383 reporting requirements; and (v) provide Organic Waste Collection Service.

B. City Contribution. City is a recipient of a “SB 1383 Local Assistance Grant” in the amount One Hundred and Fifty-Eight Thousand and Sixty Dollars ($158,060.00) (“Grant Amount”). No later than the Amendment Effective Date, City will pay Contractor the Grant Amount and such funds will be used by Contractor to support education and outreach, recovered products procurement, container purchase, and/or edible food recovery initiatives implemented by Contractor in accordance with SECTIONS 3, 5, 6, and 10 of this Exhibit. Upon City request, Contractor will provide an accounting detailing the use of the Grant Amount. The costs funded by the Grant Amount may not be incurred prior to April 1, 2022 or after April 2, 2024. The Grant Amount is excluded from “Gross Revenues” as defined in Section 1.44 of the Agreement.

2. Default Organic Waste Service.

A. Default Service. For Residential Units, Contractor shall collect source separated Organic Waste from Organic Waste Containers provided by or provided to such customers.

For Commercial Service Units, Contractor shall collect one (1) 96-gallon Cart for source separated Organic Waste once per week. Based on a waste assessment performed by Contractor, Contractor may adjust the foregoing default level of service to any one of the following container types: (i) 64-gallon Cart; (ii) 1.5 to 2 cubic yard bin; and (iii) roll-off container with a capacity of 10 or more cubic yards.

B. Waivers. City may provide waivers from some or all of the Organic Waste requirements specified under applicable law as follows: (i) upon application by a Service Recipient, City may grant “de minimis waivers” as specified in Section 5934(a) of the City of Downey Municipal Code; (ii) upon application by a Service Recipient, City may grant “physical space waivers” as specified in Section 5934(b) of the City of Downey Municipal Code; (iii) in the event of a disaster, City may grant Contractor a waiver of some or all discarded materials collection requirements under this Agreement and 14 CCR, Division 7, Chapter 12, Article 3 in the disaster-affected areas for the duration of the waiver, provided that such waiver has been approved by CalRecycle; (iv) Contractor may, but is not required to, separate or recover Organic Waste that City removes from homeless encampments and illegal disposal sites as part of an abatement activity to protect public health and safety; (v) Contractor may dispose of rather than process specific types of Organic Waste and/or Recyclable Materials that are subject to quarantine and meet the requirements described in 14 CCR Section 18984.13(d) for a period of time specified by City or until City provides notice that the quarantine has been removed and directs Contractor to transport the materials to facilities designated by Contractor for such material; and/or (vi) upon application by a Service Recipient, City may grant any additional waivers permitted by state law or regulations adopted or implemented after January 1,

-14-
2024. City and Contractor shall meet and confer prior to City granting any waiver under subsection (vi) to discuss impacts to Contractor and implementation of the waiver process. City’s Public Works Department in conjunction with the City’s Code Enforcement Division will be responsible for review and approval of waivers hereunder. Contractor shall not charge any Service Recipient for the portion of services to which the Service Recipient receives a waiver hereunder.

C. Acceptable Materials. Notwithstanding any provision in this Agreement to the contrary, the Recyclable Materials that are to be accepted for collection by Contractor are set forth in Exhibit 7-A and the Organic Waste materials that are to be accepted for collection by Contractor are set forth in Exhibit 7-B. City and Contractor agree that the list of acceptable Recyclable Materials and/or Organic Waste may be modified from time to time with the written approval of City.

D. Service Changes. Contractor may reduce or increase any Organic Waste service level, including service frequency and container types, based on inspection, audit, or review at any time, subject to City review and disapproval. Contractor may assess additional charges for Organic Waste services above the default service level and/or above the minimum collection frequency for a given customer.

3. Education and Outreach. Contractor shall provide, and City must approve, education and outreach activities, in English, Spanish, and all other languages required by law, and to create and disseminate educational materials to customers in compliance with 14 CCR Section 18985.1. In accordance with the foregoing, Contractor will provide the education information required in 14 CCR Section 18985.1 by providing regularly scheduled notices, education materials, billing inserts, or other information disseminated to customers. Contractor shall maintain records of its education and outreach activities and provide this information upon request to City. City has a shared responsibility to cooperate with Contractor with respect to the education and outreach activities and creation and dissemination of educational materials hereunder.

4. Reporting. Notwithstanding any provision in this Agreement to the contrary, Contractor shall prepare and maintain the records identified in 14 CCR Section 18995.2(f), arising from the Organic Waste Collection Services performed by Contractor and assist City in reporting such information. As part of its obligations with respect to the foregoing and under SECTION 18 of the Agreement, Contractor will provide an annual report of the following: (i) the tons of Organic Waste collected by route, with map of routes; (ii) the total number of generators that receive each type of Organic Waste collection service provided by Contractor; (iii) the number of Organic Waste collection containers distributed by size and customer type; and (iv) annual totals of Organic Waste processed including facility name and location. Contractor shall provide other records to City within ten (10) business days of a request. Contractor shall provide City with business hours access to and any necessary training for use of a Contractor-hosted records systems in order to validate Contractor performance in accordance with the Organic Waste program specified in this EXHIBIT 7.

5. Provision of Recovered Organic Waste Products. Upon request of City, Contractor will meet and confer with City to discuss an amendment intended to establish a program that would be designed to assist the City in securing sufficient quantities of Compost and/or, if commercially available to Contractor, California-derived Renewable Natural Gas (“CRNG”), to meet the City’s required annual per capita procurement of products produced in accordance with 14 CCR § 18993.1.

-15-

6. Container Color and Labeling.

A. Container Color. Notwithstanding any provision in this Agreement to the contrary, all containers provided by Contractor to customers must comply with the color requirements specified in 14 CCR Section 18984.7 under the timelines and requirements of such section. Containers shall be colorfast and resistant to fading as a result of weathering or ultraviolet degradation, and the lids and bodies shall be uniform for each container type, as follows: (i) Solid Waste Container bodies and/or lids shall be black or gray; (ii) Recyclable Materials Container bodies and/or lids shall be blue; and (iii) Organic Waste Container bodies and/or lids shall be green. Hardware such as hinges and wheels on the containers may be a different color than specified herein.

B. Container Labeling. No later than October 1, 2023, Contractor shall, in accordance with 14 CCR Section 18984.8, imprint or place a label on the body or lid of each new container that has been provided by Contractor to a customer that includes language or graphic images, or both, indicating the primary materials accepted and the primary materials prohibited in that container.

Imprints or labels shall clearly indicate items that are Prohibited Container Contaminants for each container.

C. New or Replaced Containers. Except as expressly provided herein, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as requiring Contractor to replace Containers in good working condition that comply with 14 CCR Section 18984.7 and 14 CCR Section 18984.8 as of April 1, 2023.

7. Route Reviews. Contractor shall on a quarterly basis, commencing on or around November 1, 2023, conduct Contractor route reviews for Prohibited Container Contaminants consistent with and as defined in 14 CCR Section 18984.5(b) in a manner deemed safe by Contractor.

Containers may be randomly selected along hauler routes. Contractor shall develop a hauler review methodology in compliance with 14 CCR Section 18984.5(b) and submit it to City not more than annually upon the request of City.

8. Facilities Waste Evaluations. Contractor shall at least twice per year but no more than quarterly, commencing on or around November 1, 2023, conduct waste evaluations that meet the requirements of 14 CCR Section 17409.5.1 with respect to waste delivered to a Contractor-owned or -controlled facility or with respect to information otherwise accessible to Contractor that permits it to perform characterization studies. City maintains the right to observe, or hire a third party to observe, the waste evaluations.

9. Contamination Protocols. In order to prevent Prohibited Container Contaminants, or habitual contamination as specified in SECTIONS 7.3.9.1, 7.4.4.1, 7.5.5.1, and 7.6.7 of the Agreement, Contractor shall implement the protocols, as specified herein.

A. First and Second Events. Upon the first and second discoveries of Prohibited Container Contaminants within a given calendar year starting January 1, Contractor will collect the contaminated waste if safe to do so, treat the waste as Garbage for handling and billing purposes, and affix a “Contamination Violation Notice” to any Container with contaminated waste. Contractor shall also report issuance of any such notices to City. The Contamination Violation Notice will contain instructions on the proper procedures for sorting waste. Contractor must also notify the customer of the following: (i) for the third and subsequent discovery of Prohibited Container Contaminants, the customer may be charged a contamination fee by the Contractor for each contaminated Container, and (ii) for the fifth and subsequent discoveries of Prohibited Container Contaminants, the customer may

-16-
be charged a contamination fee for each contaminated Container, and Contractor may increase the size of the customer’s container or require an additional Container(s). Contractor must also attempt to contact the customer if it appears customer does not have the appropriate level of service for proper collection of Garbage, Recyclable Materials, and Organic Waste.

B. Third and Fourth Events. Upon the third and fourth discoveries of Prohibited Container Contaminants within a given calendar year starting January 1, Contractor will collect the contaminated waste in the contaminated Container(s) if safe to do so, treat the waste as Garbage for handling and billing purposes, and affix a Contamination Violation Notice to the contaminated Container. Contractor may also elect to charge the then-maximum contamination fee for the discovery of Prohibited Container Contaminants. For any assessed contamination fee, Contractor must provide digital/visual documentation of Contractor’s discovery of Prohibited Container Contaminants to the customer and City.

C. Five or More Events. Upon each of the fifth and any subsequent discoveries of Prohibited Container Contaminants within a given calendar year starting January 1, Contractor will collect the contaminated waste in the contaminated Container(s) if safe to do so, treat the waste as Garbage for handling and billing purposes, and charge a contamination fee for each event. For any assessed contamination fee, Contractor must provide to the customer and City digital/visual documentation of Contractor’s discovery of Prohibited Container Contaminants. Upon five (5) business days’ notice to City and the customer, Contractor may (i) increase the size of the customer’s Container, require additional Containers to accommodate excessive Prohibited Container Contaminants, or increase collection frequency; (ii) impose a contamination fee equal to fees for a period of six (6) months or until the customer has demonstrated Prohibited Container Contaminants are not in Containers for a period of three (3) consecutive months; and/or (iii) provide notice that Contractor has recommended that City commence any applicable code enforcement action against the customer. City will consult with Contractor and consider, and pursue as applicable, appropriate legal remedies against offending customers in order to secure discontinuance of the Prohibited Container Contaminants. All City costs of such action shall be recovered from the offending customers.

D. Disputes. If a customer disputes, in writing, an assessment of a contamination fee within 30 days of the assessment, Contractor will temporarily halt any such assessment and Contractor may request a ruling by the City Manager, or his or her designee, to resolve the dispute. A request by Contractor to the City Manager , or his or her designee, to render a decision on any such dispute must be filed within ten (10) business days of receipt of a customer’s written dispute, and Contractor must include written documentation and digital/visual evidence of ongoing overall problems. Upon receipt of such documentation, the City Manager or his or her designee, will rule on the dispute within ten (10) business days, and decision of the City Manager, or his or her designee, will be final.

10. Edible Food Recovery.

A. Identification of Commercial Edible Food Generators. No later than January 1, 2024 and annually every January 1 thereafter, Contractor shall assist City in identifying customers that meet the definition of Tier One or Tier Two Commercial Edible Food Generator and provide to City a

-17-
list of such customers, which shall include the following information: customer name, service address, contact information, Tier One or Tier Two classification, and type of business.

B. Identification of Edible Food Recovery Organizations. To support City’s efforts to promote Edible Food Recovery programs, Contractor shall maintain, and update annually each January 1, a list of Food Recovery Organizations and Food Recovery Services and information about Edible Food Recovery on Contractor’s website, which is specific to City and shall provide a link to information about City’s Edible Food Recovery programs on Contractor’s website.

C. Maintain and Promote Listings. Contractor shall cooperate with and assist City with the distribution of information to Commercial Edible Food Generators regarding City’s Edible Food Recovery programs.

11. Organic Waste Ordinance; Enforcement. No later than the Amendment Effective Date, City will adopt and enforce an Organic Waste ordinance that complies with SB 1383 and its implementing regulations, as applicable. Contractor shall coordinate with City by providing, upon City request, notice to City of any and all persons refusing Organic Waste services. Contractor shall cooperate with City in implementing the Organic Waste ordinance and shall provide support to the City in establishing the administrative record of Contractor’s outreach, education, site visits, and communications with any customers that may ultimately be subject to City enforcement. City shall bear the responsibility for code enforcement actions such as notices of code violation and assessment of penalties per the Organic Waste ordinance. Contractor shall not be liable for any claims, actions, obligations, demands, damages, liabilities, costs, or expenses for any damages or injuries caused by or arising from (i) the failure of customers to accept Organic Waste services, including any waivers granted in accordance with this EXHIBIT 7, or (ii) the suspension or termination of services upon nonpayment in whole or in part by Customers, provided Contractor reports such instances of noncompliance or nonpayment to City for code enforcement..

12. SB 1383 Guarantee. Upon notice from City, Contractor shall be deemed in material breach of the Agreement subject to at least thirty (30) days to cure, in the event CalRecycle determines that the requirements of SB 1383 have not been satisfied: (i) due to the failure of Contractor to meet its obligations under this Agreement; or, (ii) due to Contractor’s delay in providing information required under this Agreement that prevents City from submitting reports to CalRecycle in a timely manner (alternatively, a “Noncompliance Event”). Upon any Noncompliance Event, City shall be entitled to the reimbursement of penalties and/or fines assessed by CalRecycle against City to the extent the penalties and/or fines arise from the Noncompliance Event. Contractor shall further defend, indemnify and hold City harmless from any related administrative or legal action to the extent such action arises from a Noncompliance Event. Notwithstanding other provisions of this Agreement, Contractor’s obligations hereunder shall be limited by Public Resources Code Section 40059.1.

-18-
EXHIBIT 7-A

LIST OF ACCEPTABLE RECYCLABLE MATERIALS

PLASTICS
 Plastics number 1 as bottle or clamshell
 Plastics numbers 2, 4, 5, and 7
 Soda, juice, and water bottles
 Beverage and detergent jugs

METALS
 Aluminum foil and pie tins (clean)
 Scrap metal
 Steel cans, dishware, etc.
 Tin and aluminum cans

PAPER
 Paper (clean and dry, white and mixed color)
 Envelopes
 File folders (paper only)
 Junk mail and magazines
 Newspaper
 Paper grocery bags
 Telephone books
Acceptable (but may not be recycled):
 Cereal boxes (no plastic insert)
 Egg cartons (paper only and clean)
 Frozen food boxes
 Soup, milk, and juice cartons

CARDBOARD (or similar)
 Cardboard and corrugated boxes

GLASS
 Amber, green, and mixed-color glass
 Clear food glass jars
 Soda, tea, and liquor bottles
No window glass, porcelain, or non-food-related glass.

-19-
EXHIBIT 7-B

LIST OF ACCEPTABLE ORGANIC WASTE MATERIALS

GREEN WASTE
 Flower and hedge trimmings
 Grass clippings
 Leaves and branches
 Weeds
 Lumber*
 Scrap wood*
 Plywood*
*Not painted or treated

UNACCEPTED ITEMS
 All plastics
 Cacti, succulents, and yucca
 Compostable plastics (bioplastics)
 Coffee cups and pods
 Fats, oils, and grease
 Food stickers (please remove from items)
 Gloves
 Hard shells (clams, mussels, oysters)
 Medication
 Palm fronds
 Paper napkins with cleaning chemicals
 Paper towels with cleaning chemicals
 Parchment and wax paper
 Pet waste
 Rocks and soil
 Rubber bands and twist ties
 Tea bags
 Textiles
 Tissues and wet wipes

FOOD SCRAPS
 Bread, rice, and pasta
 Cheese and dairy
 Coffee grounds and filters
 Fruits and vegetables
 Flowers and herbs
 Meat, bones, and poultry
 Seafood and soft shells
 Pet food (nonmedicated)

FOOD-SOILED PAPER*
 Food-stained paper
 Paper egg cartons
 Paper napkins
 kitchen paper towels
 Pizza boxes
 Plates
 To-go boxes (no coating)
 Wood and fiber-based utensils
*Must be 100% fiber-based. No materials with -
plastic, wax, or bioplastic coating, liner, or
laminate.

Downey City CouncilAugust 8, 2023

Downey City Council
August 8, 2023