Agenda Item No. 14
CITY OF YUCAIPA
AGENDA REPORT
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Ana V. Sauseda, Director of General Services/City Clerk FOR: City Council Meeting of June 12, 2023
SUBJECT: Yucaipa Disposal 2022 Annual Report, Solid Waste Rate Adjustment, Annual Single -Family Residential Property Tax Roll Billing for Fiscal Year 2023-24 RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council conduct a public hearing and subsequently:
1. Receive the 2022 Solid Waste Annual Report from Yucaipa Disposal; and
2. Approve the Residential Rate Adjustments, recommended by the Solid Waste Committee, implementing all standard increases; however, the rate subsidy to the 15 and 30-gallon rates are reduced resulting in a 15-gallon rate increase of $2.48 (from $18.21 to $20.69), 30-gallon rate increase of $2.01 (from $24.16 to $26.17) and a 60-gallon rate increase of $1.87 (from $32.71 to $34.58); and
3. Approve the proposed Commercial Refuse Rate Adjustment, which includes Food Waste and Recycling (Recommended by Solid Waste Committee); and
4. Adopt Resolution No. 2023-22, approving the rates and requesting the County of San Bernardino to place collection of costs for single-family residential solid waste, organic waste, and recycling services for Fiscal Year 2023-2024 on the County of San Bernardino property tax roll pursuant to Chapter 8.28 of the Yucaipa Municipal Code.
DISCUSSION:
Pursuant to a California Supreme Court Decision in 2006, refuse collection rates are subject to Proposition 218 requirements. To comply with the requirements of Prop 218, the City must conduct a public hearing not less than 45-days after mailing the notice, which must include the amount of the highest proposed fee; the basis upon which the fees were calculated; the reason for the fees; and the date, time and location of the public hearing on the proposed fees. Yucaipa Disposal (YD) mailed out notices to Yucaipa customers on April 27, 2023 (Attachment 3). If written or verbal protests against the proposed fees are not presented by a majority of parcel(s) owners, the City may authorize the proposed fee increases.
On April 11, 2023, a member of the Solid Waste Committee (Committee) met with City staff and representatives of Yucaipa Disposal to review and discuss the 2022 Annual Report, proposed rates for Fiscal Year (FY) 2023/24, and SB 1383 program updates. 356
The following details the issues discussed at the Committee meeting:
2022 Annual Report (AR)
The AR (Attachment 2) focuses on YD's performance and quality of service over the prior year.
Issues discussed in terms of the Annual Report include:
Commercial Food Waste Bin and Barrel Service — AB 1826 mandates organics recycling services (MORe) for certain commercial and multi -family establishments. In 2018 and 2020, the City adopted ordinances to meet the State mandates, which requires all businesses generating more than 4 cubic yards (in 2018) and 2 cubic yards (in 2020) of solid waste per week to recycle organics. Of the 105 businesses that fall within the threshold, 84 commercial customers are signed up for food waste recycling and 21 are either not in compliance or are eligible for an exemption. YD is currently coordinating with City staff to address non -compliant accounts for further action.
Recycling Revenues, Processing Fees, and Contamination — The commercial and residential recycling revenues and processing fees comparisons from 2020 to 2022 are located on pages 5 - 8 of the AR. The commercial commingled recycling revenues (Table 7) decreased over the prior year from $113,548.47 in 2021 to $84,775.12 in 2022. This decrease is attributed to lower commodity market values and tonnage collected. The residential commingled recycling revenues (Table 9) also decreased over the prior year from $153,342.46 in 2021 to $90,271.94 in 2022. Residential recycling revenue is based on the recyclables recovered and sold from the blue barrels.. The 2022 processing fees of $466,085.30 to sort residential commingled recyclables and dispose of all residential waste creates an overall net cost of $375,813.36.
In addition, residential contamination (Table 10) remained unchanged from 2021 at 30%.
Total residue tons decreased from 1,889.86 tons (2021) to 1,784.12 tons (2022). The Committee is recommending ongoing public education and outreach programs to minimize contamination along with running the "Right Stuff' campaign for another year.
Proposed Residential & Commercial Rate Adjustments — FY 2023/24 Per the City Council adopted rate -setting procedures, which are detailed in Section 17(C) of the current FA, the annual adjustment of rates is implemented July 1st of each year. Pursuant to the FA, the annual rate adjustment is based on: (1) increase/decrease in the landfill fee charged by the County of San Bernardino or other authorized landfill; (2) Operator fee shall be adjusted by 90% of the annual change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the prior calendar year; and (3) recycling rate adjustments based on collection, transportation, processing, non -recyclable disposal, community education, state/county/city reporting and recyclable revenue credits.
The residential and commercial rate proposal is based on the FA terms identified above and the implementation of state -mandated residential food waste recycling and expanded commercial recycling requirements consistent with SB 1383, County of San Bernardino solid waste tip fee adjustments pursuant to the Waste Disposal Agreement (WDA), and recyclables commodity 357
markets. The proposed residential rates include: an operator fee increase of 6.70%, which is based on 90% of the percentage change in the monthly CPI for the prior calendar year (7.45%), a landfill disposal increase of $1.32/ton (from $40.75/ton to $42.07/ton), an organic waste processing fee increase of $6.96/ton (from $80.00/ton to $86.96/ton), a recycling processing fee increase of $11.40/ton (from $49.37/ton to $60.77/ton), HazMat, SB 1383 program costs such as compliance monitoring, compost procurement, edible food recovery, contamination monitoring, and ongoing education, and franchise fees. The cumulative impact of the cost component changes results in an average proposed residential rate increase of $2.12 per month based on Option #2 for all barrel service types.
The proposed residential rate, recommended by the Committee, would implement all standard increases; however, the rate subsidy to the 15 and 30-gallon rates are reduced resulting in a 15- gallon rate increase of $2.48 (from $18.21 to $20.69), 30-gallon rate increase of $2.01 (from $24.16 to $26.17) and a 60-gallon rate increase of $1.87 (from $32.71 to $34.58). The Committee is also recommending the various commercial rates outlined in Exhibit A.
The Committee also discussed the subsidized rate structure currently being utilized by the City.
Under the current structure, rates for the 15 & 30-gallon barrel service have been subsidized by the rates for the 60-gallon barrel service. The Committee felt that applying a standard increase across the board would be a more fair approach. While the recommended rates for FY 23/24 include a reduced subsidy on the 15 & 30-gallon barrels, the direction of the committee was to begin phasing out the current subsidy rate structure. Approval of the FY 23/24 rates would start that process and begin to move the City in a direction that gets to a rate structure with no subsidies within the next few years.
Residential and SB 1383 Program Updates
On September 19, 2016, Senate Bill (SB) 1383 was signed into law to reduce organic waste disposal (food waste, green waste, paper products, etc.) by 75% (20 million tons) and increase edible food recovery by 20%, by 2025 in order to mitigate methane emissions reportedly caused by landfilled organics. SB 1383 is the State's most ambitious and impactful waste reduction law in the last 30 years. This Legislation requires all businesses, residents, and multi -family complexes to subscribe to the City's organic waste collection and recycling services that capture source separated food scraps and landscaping waste, among other organic waste materials. On January 10, 2022, City Council adopted Ordinance No. 403, adding mandatory organic waste disposal reduction requirements to the Yucaipa Municipal Code.
Since the adoption of Ordinance No. 403, YD and City staff have been working together to implement the SB 1383 compliance program and fulfill the state mandated requirements ensuring the following mandates are met:
1. Residential food waste recycling program
a. Collection Program (Yucaipa has a three -barrel system):
i. Blue container: Recyclable materials (plastics #147, glass bottles, jars & aluminum cans, cardboard, and paper). Container will include required labeling to identify the primary acceptable items allowed and not allowed. 358
ii. Green container: Organic waste materials (grass, weeds, flowers, leaves, pruning's and other types of source separated organics resulting from normal yard and landscaping activities). In addition, residents are required to put their food waste in plastic bags and place it in the green container.
Container will include required labeling to identify the primary acceptable items allowed and not allowed.
iii. Black/Brown container: Refuse materials (non -organic and non -recyclable waste materials). Container will include required labeling to identify the primary acceptable items allowed and not allowed.
2. Commercial organics waste recycling program — SB 1383 mandates organics recycling services for all commercial and multi -family establishments without a City approved waiver. YD is coordinating with City staff to address non -compliant accounts for further action or to issue a waiver. The following commercial waivers are allowed under SB 1383. a. Di Minimis Waiver — The commercial business' total solid waste collection service is two cubic yards or more per week, and organic waste subject to collection in the blue or green container comprises less than 20 gallons per week per the applicable container of the business' total waste. The commercial business' total solid waste collection service is less than two cubic yards per week and organic waste subject to collection in a blue or green container comprises less than 10 gallons per week per applicable container of the business' total solid waste. b. Physical Space Waiver — The commercial business or property owner provides documentation, or the City has evidence from its staff, a hauler, licensed architect, or licensed engineer demonstrating that the premises lack adequate space for organic waste configurations.
3. Commercial edible food recovery program - Tier 1 and 2 generators are edible food generators that will be required to donate edible food to local recovery organizations pursuant to the State regulations. YD and City staff identified qualified Tier 1 and 2 edible generators and are developing a program to: estimate the amount of edible food currently being disposed, identify existing food recovery organizations, develop/ensure adequate infrastructure is made available to support the program and diverting 20% or more of estimated edible food from disposal to food recovery organizations. a. Tier 1 (began January 1, 2022) — Businesses that typically have more produce, fresh grocery and shelf -stable foods to donate (wholesale food vendors, food service providers, food distributors, grocery and supermarkets that are over 10,000 sq. ft.) b. Tier 2 (begins January 1, 2024) — Businesses that typically have more prepared foods to donate which often require more careful handling to meet food safety requirements (hotels, local education agencies (with on -site food facilities), restaurant facilities over 5,000 sq. ft. or 250+ seats and large venues and events).
4. Inspection and mandatory enforcement of SB 1383 compliance to include investigating complaints on 1383 non-compliance.
5. Conduct outreach and education to all impacted parties — YD and the City will use a variety of outreach methods such as: social media outlets, websites, newsletters, short videos, Community Service Guide, newspaper articles, and mailers to ensure the programs ongoing success.
6. Procure paper products with recycled paper content and recovered organic waste products like compost, mulch, and renewable natural gas.
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a. City staff will be required to ensure all vendors provide specific percentages of recycled -content paper products that consists of postconsumer fiber instead of non - recycled products. Records are required to be maintained and shall include a copy of the invoice, written certifications of recycled content, and other general information.
b. YD will assist the City in meeting its recycle organic waste procurement targets, to include the following:
i. Community compost and mulch giveaway events.
ii. Community parks landscape and turf enhancements where recycled organic products are used to minimize water usage and improve soils.
7. Maintain accurate and timely records of SB 1383 compliance — YD will partner with the City to maintain records that demonstrate compliance. These records will document the City's progress in complying with the regulation in accordance with the statutory requirements and include annual reporting requirements.
8. Contamination minimization and waste audits — YD will partner with City Code Enforcement to ensure commercial businesses and multifamily establishments are subscribed to organic recycling services and comply with the regulatory requirements. YD will also implement route audits to address the container contamination minimization requirements. Beginning January 1, 2024, Notice of Violations may be issued to enforce compliance if necessary.
Single -Family Residential (SFR) Tax Roll Billing
On March 11, 2019, the City adopted Ordinance No. 373, amending Chapter 8.28 of the Yucaipa Municipal Code, to include provisions pertaining to County of San Bernardino property tax -roll billing for SFR solid waste, organic waste, and recycling service fees. As depicted in Table 1 of the AR, a total of 12,760 residential customers paid for services through tax roll billing and 739 customers pre -paid to prevent the fees from going on their tax bill.
Tax roll billing provides an efficient and streamlined billing method and addresses delinquent service fee collections. Over the past 4 years, the solid waste lien list for SFR has had a significant reduction in delinquencies, as detailed below:
FY 18/19
FY 19/20
FY 20/21
FY 21/22
FY 22/23
Number of Delinquent
SFR Accounts:
911
602
49 24
17 - projected
*As of June 2023
Resolution No. 2023-22 requests that the County of San Bernardino place the collection of costs for SFR solid waste, organic waste, and recycling services for FY 2023/24 on the County of San Bernardino tax roll, pursuant to Yucaipa Municipal Code Chapter 8.28. Upon Council approval of the residential rate adjustments and Resolution No. 2023-22, residents will pay refuse collection charges for the July 1, 2023 — June 30, 2024, service period when they remit their property tax payments to the San Bernardino County Auditor/Controller Treasurer/Tax Collector office, typically in October 2023 and April 2024. Residents will also have the option to pay the annual costs up front (payment must be received by Yucaipa Disposal on/before July 11, 2023) to avoid payments via tax roll billing.
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Representatives from YD will present the 2022 Annual Report, proposed rate adjustment worksheets, and program updates and will respond to any questions that the Council may have.
FISCAL IMAPCT:
There is no fiscal impact.
Attachments): 1. Resolution No. 2023-22
2. Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. 2022 Annual Report
3. Proof of Mailing & Public Hearing Notice
4. Objections/Protests Received
S. San Bernardino County Letter Re Landfill Rates
Approved By:
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ATTACHMENT 1
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RESOLUTION NO.2023-22
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YUCAIPA,
CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING SOLID WASTE COLLECTION RATES
AND PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF SINGLE-FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL CHARGES ON THE PROPERTY TAX ROLL
WHEREAS, Proposition 218 was adopted on November 6, 1996, adding Article XIIID, Section 6, to the California Constitution; and
WHEREAS, the City of Yucaipa has adopted an exclusive franchise agreement ("Agreement") with Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. ("Yucaipa Disposal"); and WHEREAS, under the Agreement, YUCAIPA DISPOSAL provides solid waste collection services for the City of Yucaipa; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of State law, including but not limited to Health & Safety Code Sections 5470 et seq., the City of Yucaipa may adopt and implement fees and charges to cover the cost of collection of solid waste within the City and, when adopted, may collect such fees for residential service on the property tax rolls; and WHEREAS, the City desires to adopt and implement such fees and charges to cover the cost of collection of solid waste within the City and;
WHEREAS, the proposed solid waste fees are set out on Exhibit "A", attached and incorporated hereto; and
WHEREAS, a written report of prospective solid waste collection fees has been prepared and filed with the City Clerk; and
WHEREAS, on June 12, 2023, the City Council conducted a duly noticed public hearing and heard all comments/protests regarding the solid waste fees; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds from such reports that the amount of fees is the reasonable cost of service provided, plus direct and indirect overhead; that amounts collected will be used only for immediately available (and not standby) solid waste collection services; that such fees and charges are proportionate to the amount of service received, and that such fees and charges are not for traditional governmental services such as police, fire, or libraries; and WHEREAS, the City Council further finds that this increase in rates is for the purpose of meeting operating expenses, including wage rates and fringe benefits, required for the collection of solid waste within the City pursuant to its existing franchise, and that such action therefore is statutorily exempt from CEQA under Public Resources Code Section 21080(b) and Section 15273 of the CEQA guidelines.
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NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YUCAIPA HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES, ORDERS, AND RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. RECITALS: The Recitals set out above are true and correct and are a substantive part of this Resolution.
Section 2. FINDINGS: As to the solid waste collection fees set forth in Exhibit A, the City Council finds and determines as follows:
(A) The City of Yucaipa has provided the required written notice in accordance with Article XIIID of the California Constitution. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(a)(1)). (B) The public hearing has occurred not less than 45 days after the mailing of the written notice. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(a)(2)).
(C) Revenues derived from the proposed adjustments to the rates do not exceed the funds required to provide the services. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(b)(1)). (D) Revenues derived from the proposed adjustments to the rates are not used for any other purpose other than to provide the services. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(b)(2)). (E) The amount of the proposed adjustments to the rates imposed upon any parcel or person does not exceed the proportional cost of providing the services to that parcel. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(b)(3)).
(F) The services are actually used by, or immediately available to, the owner of the parcels subject to the proposed adjustments to the rates. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, 6(b)(4)).
(G) The proposed adjustments to the rates are not imposed for general governmental services, where the service is available to the public in substantially the same manner as it is to property owners. (Cal. Const., art. XIIID, § 6(b)(5)). (H) The City of Yucaipa has received written protests timely - filed.
(I) Of those timely -filed written protests received, valid protests were submitted by the record owners of one or more of the parcels mailed Proposition 218 notices.
protests were determined not to be valid for one of more of the following reasons:
(J) The City Council conducted a fully noticed public hearing on June 12, 2023, at which time the public had the opportunity to provide testimony regarding the proposed increases and the City Council considered the testimony prior to making a final decision to adopt the proposed adjustments to the rates. 364
Section 3. CEQA EXEMPTION: The adoption of this Resolution is exempt from the Requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21080(b) and Section 15273 of the State CEQA Guidelines because the Resolution pertains to the adoption of rates necessary to maintain services within the City's existing service area.
Section 4. DECLARATION OF RESULTS: The total number of valid protests received by the City of Yucaipa does not constitute a majority of the parcels mailed Proposition 218 notices.
Section 5. EFFECT OF PROTESTS: The effect of the results of the protest count as described above in Section 4 is that the City Council is authorized to adopt the proposed adjustments to the rates as descried in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein as though set forth in full.
Section 6. ADOPTION OF FEE SCHEDULE: The solid waste collection fees are increased in the amounts set out on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein as though set forth in full. Such increase shall be effective as of July 1, 2023.
Section 7. TAX ROLL COLLECTION: Solid waste fees for single-family residential shall be collected on the property tax rolls unless the fees are paid to Yucaipa Disposal by July 11, 2023.
The City Clerk is directed to file a certified copy of this resolution and of the report with the County of San Bernardino. The County Auditor is designated and empowered to collect the assessment as set out here as necessary. For the purpose of tax roll collection, the fees set forth in the report shall be deemed to constitute special assessments against the respective parcels on which they are levied without regard to property valuation. The Assessment shall be collected at the same time and subject to the same procedures provided for such taxes. All laws applicable to the levy, collection and enforcement of ad valorem property taxes shall be applicable to such assessments, except that if any real property to which such fees or charges relate has been transferred or conveyed to a bona fide purchaser for value, or if a lien of a bona fide encumbrancer for value has been created and attached thereon, prior to the date on which the first installment of such taxes would become delinquent, then the lien which would otherwise be imposed shall not attach to such real property and the fees or charges and interest shall be transferred to the unsecured roll for collection.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED the 12th day of June, 2023.
ATTEST:
Ana V. Sauseda, CMC
Director of General Services/City Clerk
Justin Beaver, Mayor
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Exhibit "A"
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EXHIBIT A
CITY OF YUCAIPA PROPOSED RATE INCREASE 711123
Current
Proposed
Service Type
Rate
Rate
Residential Service
15-gallon barrel - recommended
$18.21
$19.39
30-gallon barrel - recommended
$24.16
$25.72
60-gallon barrel - recommended
$32.71
$34.82
15-gallon barrel - maximum
$23.38
$25.34
30-gallon barrel - maximun
$24.35
$26.17
60-gallon barrel - maximun
$32.71
$34.82
Extra 30-gal trash barrel
$8.67
$8.84
Extra 60-gal trash barrel
$12.35
$12.37
Extra 60-gal green waste barrel
$4.44
$8.11
Livestock/horse waste barrel (60-gal)
$18.47
$33.86
Carry Out
$14.60
$15.58
Clean-up barrel
$25.05
$26.35
Extra pick-up (15-gal)
$7.70
$8.01
Extra pick-up (30-gal)
$8.67
$8.84
Extra pick-up (60-gal)
$12.35
$12.37
Return trip charge
$9.65
$10.41
Residential Bin Service
Size Freq
1.5 1
$91.46
$96.84
1.5 2
$168.66
$178.62
1.5 3
$245.87
$260.41
1.5 4
$323.08
$342.20
1.5 5
$400.29
$423.99
1.5 6
$477,49
$505.78
3 1
$168.66
$178.62
3 2
$323.08
$342.20
3 3
$477.49
$505.78
3 4
$631.91
$669.36
3 5
$786.32
$832.94
3 6
$940.73
$996.51
Residential Manure Bin Service
Size Freq
2 1
$123.23
$137.27
2 2
$246.43
$274.50
2 3
$369.66
$411.77
2 4
$492.85
$548.99
2 5
$616.09
$686.28
2 6
$739.30
$823.51
Current
Service Tye Rate
Multi Family Trash Service w/Rec clint
Size Freq
1.5 1 $117.71
1.5 2 $235.40
1.5 3 $353.11
1.5 4 $470.80
1.5 5 $588.52
1.5 6 $706.20
3 1 $235.40
3 2 $470.80
3 3 $706.20
3 4 $941.58
3 5 $1,176.98
3 6 $1,412.40
60-GAL barrel 1 $40.03
Proposed
Rate
$118.91
$237.80
$356.72
$475.62
$594.53
$713.42
$237.80
$475.62
$713.42
$951.23
$1,189.03
$1,426.86
$39.34
Multi Family Mixed Organics
30-GAL barrel
1 n/a
$36.70
30-GAL barrel
2 n/a
$60.39
30-GAL barrel
3 n/a
$79.86
30-GAL barrel
4 n/a
$99.69
30-GAL barrel
5 n/a
$127.64
30-GAL barrel
6 n/a
$138.78
60-GAL barrel
1 n/a
$38.96
60-GAL barrel
2 n/a
$64.81
60-GAL barrel
3 n/a
$86.44
60-GAL barrel
4 n/a
$108.42
60-GAL barrel
5 n/a
$138.53
60-GAL barrel
6 n/a
$151.84
Miscellaneous Charges
Extra pick-up
$36.10
$38.05
Locking container
$6.68
$7.13
Bulky Item Pick Up
$12.28
$13.10
Bulky Item - Trip Charge
$33.45
$35.70
Contamination Fee
Recycling Barrel/Bin
$42.94
$45.83
GW Barrel/Bin
$73.61
$78.54
FW Barrel/Bin
$61.36
$65.47
Commercial Pull -Out
$14.60
$15.58
Certificate of Destruction
$122.22
$132.00
Steam Clean
$225.92
$241.05
Barrel Services
Barrel Exchange (one exchange per
$17.26
$18.41
year at no charge, does not apply
to
graffiti or damaged barrels
Barrel Replacement lost or stolen
$74.35
$79.33
Bin Services
Bin Exchange (one exchange
per
$86.31
$92,09
year at no charge, does not apply
to
graffiti or damaged bins
Bin Replacement + actual cost of bin
$95.60
$102.00
lost or stolen
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EXHIBIT A
CITY OF YUCAIPA PROPOSED RATE INCREASE 7/1/23
Current
Service Type Rate
Commercial Trash Service w/Rec c & FW - Equalized
Size Freq
1.5 1 $117.71
1.5 2 $235.40
1.5 3 $353.11
1.5 4 $470.80
1.5 5 $588.52
1.5 6 $706.20
3 1 $235.40
3 2 $470.80
3 3 $706.20
3 4 $941.58
3 5 $1,176.98
3 6 $1,412.40
60-GAL barrel 1 $40.03
Proposed
Rate
$131A6
$262.89
$394.36
$525.80
$657.26
$788.69
$262.89
$525.80
$788.69
$1,051.59
$1,314.48
$1,577.40
$42.06
Commercial Compactor Trash Service w/Rec c & FW
Size
Freq
1.5 1
$161.26
$171.17
1.5 2
$322.49
$342.32
1.5 3
$483.75
$513.50
1.5 4
$644.97
$684.64
1.5 5
$806.23
$855.81
1.5 6
$967.44
$1,026.93
2 1
$215.80
$239.97
2 2
$431.57
$479.96
2 3
$647.37
$719.93
2 4
$863.16
$959.87
2 5
$1,078.96
$1,199.88
2 6
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
3 1
$323.69
$359.97
3 2
$647.37
$719.93
3 3
$971.05
$1.079.87
3 4
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
3 5
$1,618.42
$1,799.79
3 6
$1,942.11
$2,159.75
4 1
$431.57
$479.96
4 2
$863.16
$959.87
4 3
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
4 4
$1,726.32
$1,919.79
4 5
$2,157.90
$2.399.72
4 6
$2,589.47
$2,879.67
Roll -Offs Trash
No CDSPD
as 8120122
20 yard
$425.06
$449.91
40 yard compactor
$643.77
$680.45
40 yard
$506.56
$534.05
Demo
$588.06
$618.19
Rental Fee
$205.27
$219.03
Excess Disposal (per ton)
$45.28
$46.74
Roll -Offs (Recycling)
20 yard
$250.12
$266.88
40 yard
$250.12
$266.88
Demo
$250.12
$266.88
40 yard compactor
$387.32
$413.28
RO Dry Run
$133.28
$142.21
Current
Proposed
_ Service Type
Rate
Rate
Food Waste Service
Equalized w/Trash Intl Rec c
Size
Freq
2 1
$156.93
$175.26
2 2
$313.86
$350.54
2 3
$470.80
$525.80
2 4
$627.71
$701.05
2 5
$784.66
$876.32
2 6
$941.58
$1,051.59
30-GAL barrel
1 $33.24
$35.12
30-GAL barrel
2 $66.61
$70.36
30-GAL barrel
3 $99.95
$105.58
30-GAL barrel
4 $133.31
$140.83
30-GAL barrel
5 $166.66
$176.04
30-GAL barrel
6 $199.99
$211.26
60-GAL barrel
1 $40.03
$42.06
60-GAL barrel
2 $80.10
$84.16
60-GAL barrel
3 $120.14
$126.24
60-GAL barrel
4 $160.20
$168.34
60-GAL barrel
5 $200.24
$210.42
60-GAL barrel
6 $240.27
$252.48
Green Waste Commercial Service
Size
Freq
1.5 1
$87.54
$97.21
1.5 2
$175.09
$194A0
1.5 3
$262.62
$291.60
1.5 4
$350.17
$388.80
1.5 5
$437.70
$485.99
1.5 6
$525.24
$583.20
3 1
$175.09
$194.40
3 2
$350.17
$388.80
3 3
$525.24
$583.20
3 4
$700.32
$777.59
3 5
$875.41
$972.00
3 6
$1,050A9
$1,166.39
30-GAL barrel
1 $34.49
$37.11
30-GAL barrel
2 $56.80
$61.21
30-GAL barrel
3 $75.14
$81.09
30-GAL barrel
4 $93.81
$101.33
30-GAL barrel
5 $120.10
$129.68
30-GAL barrel
6 $130.65
$141.23
60-GAL barrel
1 $36.68
$39.73
60-GAL barrel
2 $61.08
$66.35
60-GAL barrel
3 $81.53
$88.74
60-GAL barrel
4 $102.30
$111.49
60-GAL barrel
5 $130.69
$142.37
60-GAL barrel
6 $143.33
$156.45
Temporary Bins
Temporary Bins
$115.14
$121A2
Additional Empty
$37.00
$38.05
Bin Dry Run
$38.07
$40.62
P.,,o 3
Exhibit D
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Ima P.-
Current 2022 No subsidies
711122
Current
Including Subsidies
711122
Automated Rate Components
Automated Rate Components
Components
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
Operator Pickup Fee -Refuse
$9.21
$9.21
$11.29
$9.21
$9.21
$11.29
CPI 1)
0.32 0.32
0.39 0.32
0.32 0.39
Adjusted Operator Fee
$9.53
$9.53
$11.68
$9.53
$9.53
$11.68
Remixed Service
$1.86
$1.86
CPI 1)
0.06 0.06
Adjusted Remixed Service
$0.00
$0.00
$1.92
$0.00
$0.00
$1,92
Operator Pickup Fee-Recyc/GW
$4.59
$4.59
$5.98
$4.69
$4.59
$5.98
CPI 1)
0.16 0.16
0.21 0.16
0.15 0.21
Adjusted Operator Fee
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
Total Operator Fee
$14.28
$14.28
$19.79
$14.28
$14.28
$19.79
SB1383 Admin Fee
Disposal
Refuse 2)
F $0.91 2a/
$1.82
$3.63
$0.91 2a/
$1.82
$3.63
Mixed Organics 3)
4.50 3a/
4.50 4.50
4.50 3a/
4.50 4.50
Recycling 4)
1.87 4a/
1.87 1.87
1 1.87 4a/
1.87 1.87
Total Disposal
$7.28
$8.19
$10,00
$7.28
$8.19
$10.00
Disposal Tip Fee Adjustment 5)
0.06 0.12
0.24 0.06
0,12
0.24 Recycling Credit (Rate Subsidy)
0.00 0.00
0.00 (5.17)
(0.19)
0.37 Franchise Fees -Ref and Remix Sery - 10 % Op Fee
0.95 0.95
1.36 0.95
0.95 1.36
Franchise Fees-Recyc/GW - 10% Op Fee
0.48 0.48
0.62 0.48
0.48 0.62
HazMat Fees 6)
0.33 0.33
0.33 0.33
0.33 0.33
Total
$23.38
$24.35
$32.34
$18.21
$24.16
$32.71
Memo:
Annual Rates (Tax Roll Billing)
$280.56
$292.20
$388.08
$218.52
$289.92
$392.52
Memo:
San Bernardino County Billing Fee
($0.30)
($0.30)
$0.30
($0.30)
($0.30)
$0.30
Total Annual Tax Roll Bill
$280.26
$291.90
$387.78
$218.22
$289.62
$392.22
YoY Change
% change
1) Annual Average CPI
90 % of CPI
2) Refuse SB Co WDA Fee per Ton
Refuse Lbs/House/Week
2a/ - 15Gal Disposal Refuse Component Calc
3) Mixed Organics Fee per Ton
Lbs/House/Week
3a/ - 15Ga1 Disposal GW Component Calc
4) Disposal Recycling includes
Processing
Residue Disposal
Revenue
California Division of Recycling Rebate
Net Recycling (Rebate)/Charge/Ton
4a/ - 15Gal Disposal Recycling Component Calc
5) Refuse SB Co WDA Fee per Ton
Refuse Lbs/House/Week
Refuse Disposal Component
- 15Gal Disposal Refuse Component Calc
Refuse SB Co WDA Fee per Ton
Updated Refuse Disposal Component
Tip Fee Adjustment
6) 2023 HazMat Fees
2021
3.83%
3.45 %
$40.75 Est 7/l/22
15 gallon 30 gallon 60 gallon
10.29 20.58 41.17
$80.00
15 gallon 30 gallon 60 gallon
25.99 25.99 25.99
Lbs/Home/Wk
lion
17.47 $57.82
6.23 $60A6
12.24 ($37.91)
$
$49.37
$4
77.47'52 /2000'49.37 /12
$43.41 first reported as approved
by City
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
10.29 20.58
41.17 $0.97
$1.94
$3.87
((((10.29.52)/2000)'43.41)112)=0.97
$40.75 final COApproved WDA
$0.91
$1.82
$3.63
$0.06
50.121
$0.24
Annual
Customers
Month Fee
$58,580
14,793
$0.33
Proposed 2023 No subsidies
711123
Opt 1 - Same % Increase on all rates
711123
Opt 2 - Reducing Subsidies
711123
in 15G 8 30G
Opt 3 - Same $ Increase on all rates
7/1123
Automated Rate Components
Automated Rate Components
Automated Rate Components
Automated Rate Components
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
15 gallon
30 gallon
60 gallon
$9,53
$9.53
$11.68
$9.53
$9.53
$11.68
$9.63
$9.53
$11.68
$9.53
$9.53
$11.68
0.64 0.64
0.78 0.64
0.64 0.78
0.64 0.64
0.78 0.64
0.64 0.78
$10.17
$10.17
$12.46
$10.17
$10.17
$12.46
$10.17
$10.17
$12.46
$10.17
$10,17
WA6
$1.92
$1.92
$1.92
$1.92
0.13 0.13
0,13
0.13 $0,00
$0.00
$2,05
$0,00
$0.00
$2.05
$0.00
$0.00
$2.05
$0.00
$0.00
$2.05
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
$4.75
$4.75
$6.19
0.32 0.32
0.41 0.32
0.32 0.41
0,32
0.32 0.41
0,32
0.32 0.41
$5.07
$5.07
$6.60
$5.07
$5.07
$6.60
$5.07
$5.07
$6.60
$5.07
$5.07
$6.60
$15.24
$15.24
$21.11
$16.24
$15.24
$21.11
$15.24
$15.24
$21.11
$15.24
$15.24
$21.11
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$0.75
$2.00
1.76 $2
$2.00
$2.00
1.78 $2.00
$2.00
0.89 $Z.00
1.78 $2.00
$2.00
$2.00
78 $2.00
3.56 $468
4.66 4a/
00 4a/
4a/
4a/
00 $7.57
$8.46
$10.24
$7.57
$8.46
$10.24
$7.57
$8.46
$10.24
$7.57
$8.46
$10.24
(0,06)
(0.12)
(0,24)
(0.06)
(0.12)
(0.24)
(0.06)
(0.12)
(0.24)
(0.06)
(0.12)
(0.24)
0.00 0.00
0.00 (5.95)
(0.45)
0.54 (4.65)
0.00 0.30
(5.20)
(0,08)
0.36 1.02
1.02 1AS
1.02 1.02
1.45 1.02
1.02 1.45
1.02 1.02
1.45 0.51
0.51 0.66
0.51 0.51
0.66 0.51
0.51 0.66
0.51 0.51
0.66 0.31
0.31 0.31
0.31 0.31
0.31 0.31
0.31 0.31
0.31 0.31
0.31 $25.34
$26.17
$34.28
$19.39
$25.72
$34.82
$20.69
$26.17
$34.58
$20.14
$26.09
$34.64
$304.08
$314.04
$411.36
$232.68
$308.64
$417.84
$248.28
$314.04
$414.96
$241.68
$313.08
$415.68
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
($0.30)
$303.78
$313.74
$411.06
$232.38
$308.34
$417.54
$247.98
$313.74
$414.66
$241.38
$312.78
$415.38
2022
7.45 %
6.70 %
$42.07 Est 711/23
15 allon 30 gallon
60 gallon
9.78 19.56
39.11 9.78.62 /2000 '42.07 /12 =0.89
$86.96
15 gallon 30 gallon
60 gallon
24.85 24.85
24.85 24.85.52 /2000 -86.96 /12 =4.68
Lbs/Home/Wk /ton
15.21 $60.57
4.63 $62.77
10.58 ($27.20)
$60.77
15.2V62 /2000'60.7 /12 =2
Annual Customers
Month Fee
$55,030 14,793
50.31 $1,18 $1.56 $2.11
6.5% 6.5% 6.5%
$Z.48 $2.01 $1.87 $1,93 $1.93 $1.93
13.6% 8.3% 5.7% 10.6% 8.0% 5.9%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA-CITY FILE 369
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Multi Family Refuse Rate Adjustment with Recycling and Excluding Food Waste Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /22
Effective 07/01 /23
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
3.45%
140.00
Franchise
6.70%
120.00
Franchise
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Compliance
Total
Disposal Recycling
Fees
Bin
Operator
$ 0.15
Operator
$40.75
$ 4.69
$1.32
10.00%
Operator
$ 0.38
Operator
$42.07 $
5.66 10.00%
Size
Freq
Fee
Fee p/Yard
Fee
per ton
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
Fee p/Yard
Fee
estimated per yard
of Op Fee
Total
per collection yard
8.24 0.15
8.39 2.85
4.69 1.32
0.84 $18.09
8.79 0.38
9.17 2.52
5.66 0.92
$18.27
1.5 1
53.66 0.98
54.64 18.54
30.49 8.58
5.46 $117.71
57.26 2.47
59.73 16.41
36.80 5.97
$118.91
1.5 2
107.31
1.95 109.26
37.08 60.97
17.16 10.93
$235.40
114.50
4.94 119.44
32.81 73.61
11.94 $237.80
1.5 3
160.97
2.93 163.90
55.62 91.46
25.74 16.39
$353.11
171.76
7.41 179.17
49.22 110.41
17.92 $356.72
1.5 4
214.62
3.90 218.52
74.17 121.94
34.32 21.85
$470.80
229.00
9.88 238.88
65.63 147.22
23.89 $475.62
1.5 5
268.28
4.88 273.16
92.71 152.43
42.90 27.32
$588.52
286.26
12.35 298.61
82.04 184.02
29.86 $594.53
1.5 6
321.93
5.85 327.78
111.25
182.91
51.48 32.78
$706.20
343.50
14.82 358.32
98.44 220.83
35.83 $713.42
3 1
107.31
1.95 109.26
37.08 60.97
17.16 10.93
$235.40
114.50
4.94 119.44
32.81 73.61
11.94 $237.80
3 2
214.62
3.90 218.52
74.17 121.94
34.32 21.85
$470.80
229.00
9.88 238.88
65.63 147.22
23.89 $475.62
3 3
321.93
5.85 327.78
111.25
182.91
51.48 32.78
$706.20
343.50
14.82 358.32
98.44 220.83
35.83 $713.42
3 4
429.23
7.80 437.03
148.33
243.88
68.64 43.70
$941.58
457.99
19.76 477.75
131.26
294.44
47.78 $951.23
3 5
536.54
9.75 546.29
185.41
304.85
85.80 54.63
$1,176.98
572.50
24.70 597.20
164.07
368.04
59.72 $1,189.03
3 6
643.86
11.70 655.56
222.50
365.82
102.96
65.56 $1,412.40
687.01
29.64 716.65
196.89
441.65
71.67 $1,426.86
60 Gal Barrel
23.20 0.21
23.41 5.81
6.61 1.86
2.34 $40.03
24.75 0.54
25.29 3.55
7.97 2.53
$39.34
Change
$0.18 1.01%
$1.20 1.02%
$2.40 1.02%
$3.61 1.02%
$4.82 1.02%
$6.01 1.02%
$722 1.02%
$2.40 1.02%
$4.82 1.02%
$722 1.02%
$9.65 1.02%
$12.05 1.02%
$14.46 1.02%
($0.69) -1.72%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 370
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Multi Family Mixed Organics Barrels
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01/23
24.85 i Franchise
Organics Fees
Bin Operator $86.96 10.00%
Size Frequency Fee estimated of Op Fee Total
Gal
1 31.07
2.52 3.11
$36.70
Gal
2 50.32
5.04 5.03
$60.39
Gal
3 65.73
7.56 6.57
$79.86
Gal
4 81.46
10.08 8.15
$99.69
Gal
5 104.57
12.61 10.46
$127.64
Gal
6 112.41
15.13 11.24
$138.78
60 Gal
1 31.16
4.68 3.12
$38.96
60 Gal
2 50.41
9.36 5.04
$64.81
60 Gal
3 65.81
14.05 6.58
$86.44
60 Gal
4 81.54
18.73 8.15
$108.42
60 Gal
5 104.65
23.41 10.47
$138.53
60 Gal
6 112.50
28.09 11.25
$151.84
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 371
P, 6
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Commercial Refuse with Recycling and Food Waste Subsidy Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01/22
Effective 07/01/23
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
3.45%
140.00
Franchise
6.70%
120.00
Franchise
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Bin
Operator
$ 0.15
Operator
$40.75
$ 4.69
$1.32
10.00%
Operator
$ 0.38
Operator
$42.07
$ 5.66
$1.93
10.00%
Size
Freq
Fee
Fee /Yard
Fee
per ton
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
Fee /Yard
Fee
estimated
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
per collection yard
8.24 0.15
8.39 2.85
4.69 1.32
0.84 $18.09
8.79 0.38
9.17 2.52
5.66 1.93
0.92 $20.20
1.5 1
53.66 0.98
54.64 18.54
30.49 8.58
5.46 $117.71
57.26 2.47
59.73 16.41
36.80 12.55
5.97 $131.46
1.5 2
107.31
1.95 109.26
37.08 60.97
17.16 10.93
$235.40
114.50
4.94 119.44
32.81 73.61
25.09 11.94
$262.89
1.5 3
160.97
2.93 163.90
55.62 91.46
25.74 16.39
$353.11
171.76
7.41 179.17
49.22 110.41
37.64 17.92
$394.36
1.5 4
214.62
3.90 218.52
74.17 121.94
34.32 21.85
$470.80
229.00
9.88 238.88
65.63 147.22
50.18 23.89
$525.80
1.5 5
268.28
4.88 273.16
92.71 152.43
42.90 27.32
$588.52
286.26
12.35 298.61
82.04 184.02
62.73 29.86
$657.26
1.5 6
321.93
5.85 327.78
111.25
182.91
51.48 32.78
$706.20
343.50
14.82 358.32
98.44 220.83
75.27 35.83
$788.69
3 1
107.31
1.95 109.26
37.08 60.97
17.16 10.93
$235.40
114.50
4.94 119.44
32.81 73.61
25.09 11.94
$262.89
3 2
214.62
3.90 218.52
74.17 121.94
34.32 21.85
$470.80
229.00
9.88 238.88
65.63 147.22
50.18 23.89
$525.80
3 3
321.93
5.85 327.78
111.25
182.91
51.48 32.78
$706.20
343.50
14.82 358.32
98.44 220.83
75.27 35.83
$788.69
3 4
429.23
7.80 437.03
148.33
243.88
68.64 43.70
$941.58
457.99
19.76 477.75
131.26
294.44
100.36
47.78 $1,051.59
3 5
536.54
9.75 546.29
185.41
304.85
85.80 54.63
$1,176.98
572.50
24.70 597.20
164.07
368.04
125.45
59.72 $1,314.48
3 6
643.86
11.70 655.56
222.50
365.82
102.96
65.56 $1,412.40
687.01
29.64 716.65
196.89
441.65
150.54
71.67 $1,577.40
60 Gal Barrel
23.20 0.21
23.41 5.81
6.61 1.86
2.34 $40.03
24.75 0.54
25.29 3.55
7.97 2.72
2.53 $42.06
Change
$ %
$2.11 11.58%
$13.75 11.68%
$2749 11.68%
$41.25 11.68%
$55.00 11.68%
$68.74 11.68%
$82.49 11.68%
$27.49 11.68%
$55.00 11.68%
$82.49 11.68%
$110.01 11.68%
$13750 11.68%
$165.00 11.68%
$2.03 5.07%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 372
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Commercial Food Waste with Recycling and Food Waste Subsidy Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /22
Effective
07/01 /23
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
1 90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
140.00J
Franchise
6.70%
120.00
Franchise
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Bin
Operator
$ 0.15
Operator
$40.75
$ 4.69
$1.32
10.00%
Operator
$ 0.38
Operator
$42.07
$ 5.66
$1.93
10.00%
Size
Freg
Fee
Fee pNard
Fee
perton
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
Fee /Yard
Fee
estimated
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
per collection yard
8.24 0.15
8.39 2.85
4.69 1.32
0.84 $18.09
8.79 0.38
9.17 2.52
5.66 1.93
0.92 $20.20
2 1
71.54 1.30
72.84 24.72
40.65 11.44
7.28 $156.93
76.33 3.29
79.62 21.88
49.07 16.73
7.96 $175.26
2 2
143.08
2.60 145.68
49.44 81.29
22.88 14.57
$313.86
152.67
6.59 159.26
43.75 98.15
33.45 15.93
$350.54
2 3
214.62
3.90 218.52
74.17 121.94
34.32 21.85
$470.80
229.00
9.88 238.88
65.63 147.22
50.18 23.89
$525.80
2 4
286.14
5.20 291.34
98.89 162.59
45.76 29.13
$627.71
305.32
13.17 318.49
87.51 196.29
66.91 31.85
$701.05
2 5
357.70
6.50 364.20
123.61
203.23
57.20 36.42
$784.66
381.67
16.47 398.14
109.38
245.36
83.63 39.81
$876.32
2 6
429.23
7.80 437.03
148.33
243.88
68.64 43.70
$941.58
457.99
19.76 477.75
131.26
294.44
100.36
47.78 $1,051.59
30 Gal
1 23.12
0.11 23.23
3.13 3.56
1.00 2.32
$33.24
24.67 0.29
24.96 1.91
4.29 1.46
2.50 $35.12
2 46.35
0.22 46.57
6.26 7.12
2.00 4.66
$66.61
49.46 0.58
50.04 3.82
8.58 2.92
5.00 $70.36
3 69.56
0.33 69.89
9.39 10.68
3.00 6.99
$99.95
74.22 0.87
75.09 5.73
12.87 4.38
7.51 $105.58
4 92.79
0.44 93.23
12.52 14.24
4.00 9.32
$133.31
99.01 1.16
100.17
7.64 17.16
5.84 10.02
$140.83
5 116.00
0.55 116.55
15.65 17.80
5.00 11.66
$166.66
123.77
1.45 125.22
9.55 21.45
7.30 12.52
$176.04
6 139.20
0.66 139.86
18.78 21.36
6.00 13.99
$199.99
148.53
1.74 150.27
11.46 25.74
8.76 15.03
$211.26
60 Gal
1 23.20
0.21 23.41
5.81 6.61
1.86 2.34
$40.03
24.75 0.54
25.29 3.55
7.97 2.72
2.53 $42.06
2 46.43
0.42 46.85
11.62 13.22
3.72 4.69
$80.10
49.54 1.08
50.62 7.10
15.94 5.44
5.06 $84.16
3 69.64
0.63 70.27
17.43 19.83
5.58 7.03
$120.14
74.31 1.62
75.93 10.65
23.91 8.16
7.59 $126.24
4 92.87
0.84 93.71
23.24 26.44
7.44 9.37
$160.20
99.09 2.16
101.25
14.20 31.88
10.88 10.13
$168.34
5 116.08
1.05 117.13
29.05 33.05
9.30 11.71
$200.24
123.86
2.70 126.56
17.75 39.85
13.60 12.66
$210.42
6 139.28
1.26 140.54
34.86 39.66
11.16 14.05
$240.27
148.61
3.24 151.85
21.30 47.82
16.32 15.19
$252.48
Change
$2.11 11.68%
$18.33 11.68%
$36.68 11.69%
$55.00 11.68%
$73.34 11.68%
$91.66 11.68%
$110.01 11.68%
$1.88 5.66%
$3.75 5.63%
$5.63 5.63%
$7.52 5.64%
$9.36 5.63%
$11.27 5.64%
$2.03 5.07%
$4.06 5.07%
$6.10 5.08%
$8.14 5.08%
$10.18 5.08%
$12.21 5.08%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 373
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Rolloff Rate Adjustment
Rolloff and Compactor
Current Rates
Effective 08/20/22
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /23
90%CPI
90%CPI
3.45%
ompliance
Franchise
Landfill
6.70%
ompliance
Franchise
Landfill
Fee
Total
Fees
Fee
Rec Bin Fee
Fee
Total
Fees
Fee
Rec Bin Fee
Tonnage
Operator
$2.75
Operator
10.00%
$40.75
$8.92
Operator
$4.75
Operator
10.00%
$42.07
$9.52
Size
Fee
per load
Fee
of Op Fee
perton
per load
Total
Fee
per load
Fee
of Op Fee
estimated
per load
Total
20 4
227.38
2.75 230.13
23.01 163.00
8.92 $425.06
242.62
4.75 247.37
24.74 168.28
9.52 $449.91
40 6
227.38
2.75 230.13
23.01 244.50
8.92 $506.66
242.62
4.75 247.37
24.74 252.42
9.52 $534.05
Demo
8 227.38
2.75 230.13
23.01 326.00
8.92 $588.06
242.62
4.75 247.37
24.74 336.56
9.52 $618.19
40-Compactor
6 352.11
2.75 354.86
35.49 244.50
8.92 $643.77
375.71
4.75 380.46
38.05 252.42
9.52 $680.45
Miscellaneous
Dry Run Charge
0 121.16
121.16
12.12 $133.28
129.28
129.28
12.93 $142.21
Rental Fee Weekly'
0 186.61
186.61
18.66 $205.27
199.12
199.12
19.91 $219.03
Rental Fee Daily"
1 26.65
26.65 2.67
$29.32
28.44 28.44
2.84 $31.28
Excess Disposal
4.53 40.75
$45.28
4.67 42.07
$46.74
-rermanent poxes servicea less tnan 4x per montn will De cnargeo rental tee per ioaa unaer 4.
Source Separated Recycling
Current Rates
Effective 08/20/22
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /23
Franchise Processing
Franchise Processing
Total
Fees Fee Rec Bin Fee
Total Fees Fee Rec Bin Fee
Tonnage
Operator
Operator
10.00% actual $ -
Operator
Operator 10.00% actual $ -
Size
Fee
Fee
of Op Fee per ton per load
Total
Fee
Fee of Op Fee per ton per load
Total
20 4
227.38
227.38
22.74 actual
$250.12
242.62
242.62 24.26 actual
$266.88
40 6
227.38
227.38
22.74 actual
$250.12
242.62
242.62 24.26 actual
$266.88
Demo
8 227.38
227.38
22.74 actual
$250.12
242.62
242.62 24.26 actual
$266.88
40-Compactor
6 352.11
352.11
35.21 actual
$387.32
375.71
375.71 37.57 actual
$413.28
change
$24.85 5.85%
$27.49 5.43%
$30.13 5.12%
$36.68 5.70%
$8.93 6.70%
$13.76 6.70%
$1.96 6.68%
$1.46 3.22%
$16.76 6.70%
$16.76 6.70%
$16.76 6.70%
$25.96 6.70%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 374
Pa 9
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Residential Refuse Bin with Recycling and Organics Barrel Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01/22
Effective 07/01/23
CPI
(Note 2)
CPI
(Note 2)
Increase
Refuse
Franchise
Subtotal
Recycling/GW
Organics
Recycling
HazMat
Franchise
Subtotal
Total
Increase
Refuse
Franchise
Subtotal
Recycling/GW Organics
Recycling
HazMat
Franchise
Subtotal
Total
3.83%
Disposal
Fees
Operator Fee
Disposal Fee
Processing Fee
Fee
Fee
Rate
MH Bin Perm
Disposal
Fees
Operator Fee Disposal Fee Processing Fee
Fee
Fee
Rate
Bin
2019 12 Mo Avg
$40.75
10.00 %
From 60 gallon
$ 0.33
10.00 %
2022 12 Mo Avg
$42.07
10.00 %
From 60 gallon
$0.31
10.00%
Size
Freg
3.45 %
8.18 perton
2.88 of Op Fee
0.82 $11.88
Single
Family Rate Components
of Op Fee
6.70%
8.73 estimated
2.98 of DIP Fee
0.87 $12.58
Single Family Rate Components
of Op Fee
per collection yard
1.5 1
53.17 18.72
5.32 $77.21
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$91.46
56.75 19.37
5.68 $81.80
$7.32 $4.66
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$96.84
1.5 2
106.34
37.44 10.63
$154.41
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$168.66
113,49
38.74 11.35
$163.58
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$178.62
1.5 3
159.51
56.16 15.95
$231.62
$6.66
$4.50
$1.67
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$245.87
170.24
58.11 17.02
$245.37
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$260.41
1.5 4
212.68
74.88 21.27
$308.83
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$323.08
226.98
77.48 22.70
$327.16
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$342,20
1.5 5
265.85
93.60 26.59
$386.04
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14,25
$400.29
283.73
96.85 28.37
$408.95
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$423.99
1.5 6
319.02
112.32
31.90 $463.24
$6.86
$4,50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$477,49
340.47
116.22
34.05 $490.74
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$505.78
3 1
106.34
37.44 10.63
$154.41
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$168.66
113.49
38.74 11.35
$163.58
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$178.62
3 2
212.68
74.88 21.27
$308.63
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$323.08
226.98
77,48
22.70 $327.16
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$342.20
3 3
319.02
112.32
31.90 $463.24
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$477.49
340.47
116.22
34.05 $490.74
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$505.78
3 4
425.36
149.76
42.54 $617.66
$6.B6
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$631.91
453.96
154.96
45.40 $654.32
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15,04
$669.36
3 5
531.70
187.20
53,17
$772.07
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
$786.32
567.45
193.70
56.75 $817.90
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$832.94
3 6
638.04
224.64
63.80 $926A8
$6.86
$4.50
$1.87
$0.33
$0.69
$14.25
1 $940.73
680.94
232.44
68.09 $981.47
$7.32 $4.68
$2.00
$0.31
$0.73
$15.04
$996.51
Material Assumptions
141.50 Ibs per yard
(Note 2) Service level the fee is now comprised of
60Gal Barrel
Recycling/GW Pick up Service component
Plus 35% Remixed Service component 35% $1.92 $0_67
Total $6.66
(Note 2) Service level the fee is now comprised of
60Gal Barrel
Recycling/GW Pick up Service component
Plus 35% Remixed Service component 35%1 $2.05 $0.72
Total $7.32
Change
$5.38 5.88%
$9.96 5.91%
$14.54 5.91%
$19.12 5.92%
$2170 5.92%
$28.29 5.92%
$9.96 5,91%
$19.12 5,92%
$28.29 5,92%
$37,45 5.93%
$46.62 5.93%
$55.78 5.93%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 375
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Residential Manure Bin Rates
Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /22
Effective 07/01 /23
90% CPI
Lbs/Yrd
90% CPI
Lbs/Yrd
3.45%
200
Franchise
6.70%
200
Franchise
GW Disposal
Fees
GW Disposal
Fees
Bin
Operator
$52.11
10.00%
Operator
$62.27
10.00%
Size
Freq
Fee
perton
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
estimated
of Op Fee
Total
per collection yard
8.18 5.21
0.82 $14.21
8.73 6.23
0.87 $15.83
2 1
70.97 45.16
7.10 $123.23
75.73 53.97
7.57 $137.27
2 2
141.92
90.32 14.19
$246.43
151.43
107.93
15.14 $274.50
2 3
212.88
135.49
21.29 $369.66
227.15
161.90
22.72 $411.77
2 4
283.82
180.65
28.38 $492.86
302.84
215.87
30.28 $548.99
2 5
354.80
225.81
35.48 $616.09
378.58
269.84
37.86 $686.28
2 6
425.75
270.97
42.58 $739.30
454.28
323.80
45.43 $823.61
Change
$1.62 11.40%
$14.04 11.39%
$28.07 11.39%
$42.11 11.39%
$56.14 11.39%
$70.19 11.39%
$84.21 11.39%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 376
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Commercial Compactor Rate Adjustment with Recycling and Food Waste Subsidy Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01/22
Effective 07/01/23
90% CPI
Lbs/Yard
90%CPI
Lbs/Yard
3.45%
420.00
Franchise
6.70%
360.00
Franchise
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Compliance
Total
Disposal
Recycling
FW
Fees
Bin
Operator
$ 0.15
Operator $40.75
$4.69
$1.32
10.00%
Operator
$ 0.38
Operator
$42.07
$5.66
$1.93
10.00%
Size
Frequency
Fee
Fee /Yard
Fee
perton
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
Fee pNard
Fee
estimated
per yard
per yard
of Op Fee
Total
per collection yard
9.16 0.15
9.31 8.65
4.69 1.32
0.93 $24.90
9.77 0.38
10.15 8.93
5.66 1.93
1.02 $27.69
1.5 1
59.54 0.98
60.52 55.62
30.49 8.58
6.05 $161.26
63.53 2.47
66.00 49.22
36.80 12.55
6.60 $171.17
1.5 2
119.06
1.95 121.01
111.25
60.97 17.16
12.10 $322.49
127.04
4.94 131.98
98.44 73.61
25.09 13.20
$342.32
1.5 3
178.60
2.93 181.53
166.87
91.46 25.74
18.15 $483.75
190.57
7.41 197.98
147.67
110.41
37.64 19.80
$513.50
1.5 4
238.11
3.90 242.01
222.50
121.94
34.32 24.20
$644.97
254.07
9.88 263.95
196.89
147.22
50.18 26.40
$684.64
1.5 5
297.65
4.88 302.53
278.12
152.43
42.90 30.25
$806.23
317.60
12.35 329.95
246.11
184.02
62.73 33.00
$855.81
1.5 6
357.16
5.85 363.01
333.74
182.91
51.48 36.30
$967.44
381.09
14.82 395.91
295.33
220.83
75.27 39.59
$1,026.93
2 1
79.37 1.30
80.67 74.97
40.65 11.44
8.07 $215.80
84.69 3.29
87.98 77.39
49.07 16.73
8.80 $239.97
2 2
158.74
2.60 161.34
149.93
81.29 22.88
16.13 $431.57
169.38
6.59 175.97
154.79
98.15 33.45
17.60 $479.96
2 3
238.11
3.90 242.01
224.90
121.94
34.32 24.20
$647.37
254.07
9.88 263.95
232.18
147.22
50.18 26.40
$719.93
2 4
317.47
5.20 322.67
299.87
162.59
45.76 32.27
$863.16
338.74
13.17 351.91
309.57
196.29
66.91 35.19
$959.87
2 5
396.86
6.50 403.36
374.83
203.23
57.20 40.34
$1,078.96
423.46
16.47 439.93
386.97
245.36
83.63 43.99
$1,199.88
2 6
476.22
7.80 484.02
449.80
243.88
68.64 48.40
$1,294.74
508.13
19.76 527.89
464.36
294.44
100.36
52.79 $1,439.84
3 1
119.06
1.95 121.01
112.45
60.97 17.16
12.10 $323.69
127.04
4.94 131.98
116.09
73.61 25.09
13.20 $359.97
3 2
238.11
3.90 242.01
224.90
121.94
34.32 24.20
$647.37
254.07
9.88 263.95
232.18
147.22
50.18 26.40
$719.93
3 3
357.16
5.85 363.01
337.35
182.91
51.48 36.30
$971.05
381.09
14.82 395.91
348.27
220.83
75.27 39.59
$1,079.87
3 4
476.22
7.80 484.02
449.80
243.88
68.64 48.40
$1,294.74
508.13
19.76 527.89
464.36
294.44
100.36
52.79 $1,439.84
3 5
595.27
9.75 605.02
562.25
304.85
85.80 60.50
$1,618.42
635.16
24.70 659.86
580.45
368.04
125.45
65.99 $1,799.79
3 6
714.33
11.70 726.03
674.70
365.82
102.96
72.60 $1,942.11
762.20
29.64 791.84
696.54
441.65
150.54
79.18 $2,159.75
4 1
158.74
2.60 161.34
149.93
81.29 22.88
16.13 $431.57
169.38
6.59 175.97
154.79
98.15 33.45
17.60 $479.96
4 2
317.47
5.20 322.67
299.87
162.59
45.76 32.27
$863.16
338.74
13.17 351.91
309.57
196.29
66.91 35.19
$959.87
4 3
476.22
7.80 484.02
449.80
243.88
68.64 48.40
$1,294.74
508.13
19.76 527.89
464.36
294.44
100.36
52.79 $1,439.84
4 4
634.96
10.40 645.36
599.73
325.17
91.52 64.54
$1,726.32
677.51
26.35 703.86
619.15
392.58
133.81
70.39 $1,919.79
4 5
793.69
13.00 806.69
749.67
406.47
114.40
80.67 $2,157.90
846.88
32.93 879.81
773.93
490.73
167.27
87.98 $2,399.72
4 6
952.43
15.60 968.03
899.60
487.76
137.28
96.80 $2,589.47
1,016.26
39.52 1,055.78
928.72
588.87
200.72
105.58
$2,879.67
Change
$
$2.79 11.21%
$9.91 6.15%
$19.83 6.15%
$29.75 6.15%
$39.67 6.15%
$49.58 6.15%
$59.49 6.15%
$24.17 11.20%
$48.39 11.21%
$72.56 11.21%
$96.71 11.20%
$120.92 11.21%
$145.10 11.21%
$36.28 11.21%
$72.56 11.21%
$108.82 11.21%
$145.10 11.21%
$181.37 11.21%
$217.64 11.21%
$46.39 11.21%
$96.71 11.20%
$145.10 11.21%
$193.47 11.21%
$241.82 11.21%
$290.20 11.21%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 377
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Greenwaste Bin
Current Rates
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01 /22
Effective 07/01 /23
90% CPI
(Note 2)
90% CPI
(Note 2)
3.45%
Greenwaste
Franchise
6.70%
Greenwaste
Franchise
Disposal
Fees
Disposal
Fees
Bin
Operator
$52.11
10.00%
Operator
$62.27
10.00%
Size
Frequency
Fee
perton
of Op Fee
Total
Fee
estimated
of Op Fee
Total
Per collection yard
12.58 4.56
1.26 $18.40
13.42 5.45
1.34 $20.21
1.5 1
52.64 29.64
5.26 $87.54
56.17 35.42
5.62 $97.21
1.5 2
105.28
59.28 10.53
$175.09
112.34
70.83 11.23
$194.40
1.5 3
157.92
88.91 15.79
$262.62
168.50
106.25
16.85 $291.60
1.5 4
210.56
118.55
21.06 $350.17
224.67
141.66
22.47 $388.80
1.5 5
263.19
148.19
26.32 $437.70
280.83
177.08
28.08 $485.99
1.5 6
315.83
177.83
31.58 $525.24
337.00
212.50
33.70 $583.20
3 1
105.28
59.28 10.53
$175.09
112.34
70.83 11.23
$194.40
3 2
210.56
118.55
21.06 $350.17
224.67
141.66
22.47 $388.80
3 3
315.83
177.83
31.58 $626.24
337.00
212.50
33.70 $583.20
3 4
421.11
237.10
42.11 $700.32
449.33
283.33
44.93 $777.59
3 5
526.39
296.38
52.64 $875.41
561.67
354.16
56.17 $972.00
3 6
631.67
355.65
63.17 $1,050.49
674.00
424.99
67.40 $1,166.39
Barrels
30 Gal
1 29.12
2.46 2.91
$34.49
31.07 2.93
3.11 $37.11
30 Gal
2 47.16
4.92 4.72
$56.80
50.32 5.86
5.03 $61.21
30 Gal
3 61.60
7.38 6.16
$75.14
65.73 8.79
6.57 $81.09
30 Gal
4 76.34
9.84 7.63
$93.81
81.46 11.72
8.15 $101.33
30 Gal
5 98.00
12.30 9.80
$120.10
104.57
14.65 10.46
$129.68
30 Gal
6 105.35
14.76 10.54
$130.65
112.41
17.58 11.24
$141.23
60 Gal
1 29.20
4.56 2.92
$36.68
31.16 5.45
3.12 $39.73
60 Gal
2 47.24
9.12 4.72
$61.08
50.41 10.90
5.04 $66.36
60 Gal
3 61.68
13.68 6.17
$81.53
65.81 16.35
6.58 $88.74
60 Gal
4 76.42
18.24 7.64
$102.30
81.54 21.80
8.15 $111.49
60 Gal
5 98.08
22.80 9.81
$130.69
104.65
27.25 10.47
$142.37
60 Gal
6 105.43
27.36 10.54
$143.33
112.50
32.70 11.25
$156.45
Density
175.00 Ibs per yard
175
$62.27 AMMRF as 711123
175
Change
$
$1.81 9.84%
$9.67 11.05%
$19.31 11.03%
$28.98 11.03%
$38.63 11.03%
$48.29 11.03%
$57.96 11.03%
$19.31
11.03%
$38.63
11.03%
$57.96
11.03%
$7T27
11.03%
$96.59
11.03%
$115.90
11.03%
$2.62 7.60%
$4.41 7.76%
$5.95 7.92%
$7.52 8.02%
$9.58 7.98%
$10.58 8.10%
$3.05 8.32%
$5.27 8.63%
$7.21 8.84%
$9.19 8.98%
$11.68 8.94%
$13.12 9.15%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 378
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Additional Services
Current Rates
Effective 07/01/22
Proposed Rates
Effective 07/01/23
90% CPI
1 90% CPI
3.45%
1 Franchise
Landfill
6.70%
Franchise
Disposal/
Landfill
Fees
Fee
Fees
Processing
Fee
Barrel
Operator
10.00%
$43.41
Operator
10.00%
2022
$42.07
Size
Fee
of Op Fee
perton
Total
Fee
of Op Fee
Adjustment
estimated
Total
Extra Trash Barrels
30 gallon
6.12 0.61
1.94 $8.67
6.53 0.65
(0.12)
1.78 $8.84
60 gallon
7.71 0.77
3.87 $12.35
8.23 0.82
(0.24)
3.56 $12.37
Extra Organics Waste Barrels
60 gallon
1.48 0.15
2.81 $4.44
1.58 0.16
1.69 4.68
$8.11
Extra Pick -Up (Barrels)
15 gallon
6.12 0.61
0.97 $7.70
6.53 0.65
(0.06)
0.89 $8.01
30 gallon
6.12 0.61
1.94 $8.67
6.53 0.65
(0.12)
1.78 $8.84
60 gallon
7.71 0.77
3,87
$12.35
8.23 0.82
(0.24)
3.56 $12.37
Barrel Services
Barrel Exchange (one exchange per year
15.69 1.57
$17.26
16.74 1.67
$18.41
at no charge, does not apply to graffiti or
damaged barrels
Barrel Replacement
67.59 6.76
$74.35
72.12 7.21
$79.33
lost or stolen
Bin Services
- Bin Exchange (one exchange per year
78.46 7.85
$86.31
83.72 8.37
$92.09
at no charge, does not apply to graffiti or
damaged bins
- Bin Replacement + actual cost of bin
86.91 8.69
$95.60
92.73 9.27
$102.00
lost or stolen
Additional Services
Livestock/horse waste barrel (60-gal)
2.08 0.21
16.18 $18.47
2.22 0.22
(0.99)
32.41 $33.86
HazMat Fee
$0.33
$0.31
Return Trip Charge -Barrel services
8.62 0.86
0.17 $9.65
9.20 0.92
0.29 $10.41
Cleanup Barrel
19.32 1.93
3.80 $26.05
20.61 2.06
3.68 $26.35
Carry Out /Push Out Service
13.27 1.33
$14.60
14.16 1.42
$15.58
3 Yard - Cleanup Bins
Deliver/Remove (3 weeks)
91.35 9.14
14.65 $115.14
97.47 9.75
14.20 $121.42
Additional empty
20.32 2.03
14.65 $37.00
21.68 2.17
14.20 $38.05
Dry Run
34.61 3.46
$38.07
36.93 3.69
$40.62
Miscellaneous
Extra pick-up (bins)
20.32 2.03
13.75 $36.10
21.68 2.17
14.20 $38.05
Locking container
6.07 0.61
$6.68
6.48 0.65
$7.13
Bulky Item Pick Up
11.16 1.12
$12.28
11.91 1.19
$13.10
Trip Charge - Bulky Item
30.41 3.04
$33.45
32.45 3.25
$35.70
Contamination Fees
Recycling Bin/Barrel
39.04 3.90
$42.94
41.66 4.17
$45.83
FW Bin /Barrel
66.92 6.69
$73.61
71.40 7.14
$78.54
GW Bin/Barrel
55.78 5.58
$61.36
59.52 5.95
$65.47
Push -Out
13.27 1.33
$14.60
14.16 1.42
$15.58
Certificate of Destruction
110.00
12.22 $122.22
120.00
12.00 $132.00
Steam Clean
205.38
20.54 $226.92
219.14
21.91 $241.05
Internal Notes:
Animal Waste 60g landfill calculated with GW rate.
90g extra pick up added 2014, 60g base + 1.50.
Landfill Assumptions - Lbs/vard
225.00
;hange
$0.17 1.96%
$0.02 0.16%
$3.67 82.66%
$0.31 4.03%
$0.17 1,96%
$0.02 0.16%
$1.15 6.66%
$4.98 6.70%
$5.78 6.70%
$6.40 6.69%
$15.39 83.32%
($0.02) -6,06%
$0.76 7.88%
$1.30 5.19%
$0.98 6.71 %
$6.28 5,45%
$1,05 2.84%
$2.55 6,70%
$1.95 5.40%
$0.45 6,74%
$0.82 6.66%
$2.25 6.73%
$2.89 6.73%
$4.93 6.70%
$4.11 6.70%
$0.96 6,71%
$9.78 8.00%
$15.13 6.70%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 379
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
Summary of Residential Refuse/Greenwaste Tonnage
1/1/22 through 12/31/22
Trash 15 Gallon 30 Gallon 60 Gallon Total
Average monthly customer per service level 691 3,491 10,611 14,793 Weekly collection gallons 10,365 104,730 636,660 751,755 Annualized Tons 12,740.77
Annual Pounds 25,481,540
Average Weekly Pounds 490,030
Average Weekly Pounds/gallon 0.652
Average Weekly Pounds/service level 9.78 19.561 39.11
Average Monthly Pounds/service level 42.38 84.76 169.48 Monthly Rate Component per ton (2): $42.07 $0.89 $1.78 $3.57 estimated
I Organics Total I
Average monthly customer 14,793 from pivot table
Annualized Tons
Annual Pounds
Average Weekly Pounds
Average Weekly Pounds/Home
Average Monthly Pounds/Home
Monthly Rate Component per ton: (3)
9,558.42
19,116, 840
367,632
24.85 107.68
$86.96 $4.68 IMixed Organics
estimated
Recycling
Processed
Residue
Recovered Total
Annual Tons
5,849
1,781
4,067
Annual Pounds
11,697,640
3,562,920
8,134,720
Average Weekly Pounds
224,955
68,518
156,437
Customer Base (4)
14,793
14,793
14,793
Weekly Pounds/customer
15.21 4.63
10.58 Cost/(Revenue) per ton - average for year
$60.57
$62.77
($27.20)
California Division of Recycling Rebate ($20,358.47)
Revenue Recovered Material $90,271.94
Total Cost/(Revenue) (5) $354,261.54 1 $111,823.76 $110,630.41 $355,454.89 Total Cost/(Revenue) per Customer/year $23.95 $7.56 ($7.48) $24.03 Cost/(Revenue) per Customer/month $2.00 $0.63 ($0.62)1 $2.00 Cost/(Revenue) per ton - average $60.77
(1) 60 Gallon customer count equals total 60g customers and Multi -Family (AR Table 1) (2) 7/1/203 WDA $42.07
(3) Agua Mansa and One Stop blended disposal rate
(4) Total of Average monthly customer
(5) Recovered = Revenue from the sale of recovered material (AR Table 7 plus the California Division of Recycling Rebate for 2020) 2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE WE
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np� m BURRTEC
W "We W Take Care Of Its'
5B 5383 Program
Component Cost Estimates
Program Description
Yucaipa
Education & Outreach
Education & Outreach
$ 0.07
Procurement
Procurement
$ 0,12
Compliance Target
30%
Compliance Monitoring
Route Review
$ 0.34
Residential Review % of Accounts
2.53%
Residential Reviews it of Accounts
408
Commercial Review % of Accounts
10.00%
Commercial Reviews # of Accounts
91 Equipment
Changes to existing equipment required to
comply with the regulation
$ 0.35
Record Keeping lRecord
Keeping & Compliance
Program Costs
Per Customer
$ 1.03
Per Yard
$ 0.39
Per Resident
$ 0.75
Additional
Optional Programs
Program Description
Costs
Foodwaste Pails
One Time Delivery
$ 0.60
Foodwaste Pails
Inventory Program
$ 0.03
Outreach & Data Collection
$ 0.34
Edible Food Recovery
Per Total Customer Count or;
$ 0.35
Per Commercial & MF Refuse Yards
Outreach & Data Collection + Vehicle
Edible rood Recovery
Per Total Customer Count or;
$ 0'S4
$ 0.57
Per Commercial & MF Refuse Yards
Outreach & Data + Vehicle + Kitchen
$ 0.89
Edible Food Recovery
Per Total Customer Count or;
$ 0.93
Per Commercial & MF Refuse Yards
Collection Program
Cart Roll Out or Lid Exchange Program
As Required
2023 Yucaipa Hates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA_CITY FILE 381
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc.
City of Yucaipa
2023 Residential Recycling Credit - Proposals
Size
15 Actual
$23.38
Act Subsidized
$18.21
Subsidy
($5.17)
Diff
-22.1%
30 $24.35
$24.16
($0.19)
-0.8%
60 $32.34
$32.71
$0.37
1.1 From 15 to 30 GL Subsidized $5.95 32.67%
From 30 to 60 GL Subsidized $8.55 35.39%
Avg Monthly
Updated Rate
Size
Cust Base
No Subsidv Est'd Revenue
Incr%
15 691
$25.34
$17,509.94
12.7%
30 3,491
$26.17
$91,359.47
12.1%
60 10,611
$34.28
$363,745.08
10.8%
$472,614.49
Proposed Subsidy
Size
(Recvc Credit)
Discount
YoY
15 ($5.95)
-2a 5%
($0. 78)
30 ($0.45)
-1.7%
($0.26)
60 $0.54
1.6%
$0.17
Avg Monthly
Subsidized
Size
Cust Base
Proposed Rate Esfd Revenue
15 691
$19.39
$13,398.49
30 3,491
$25.72
$89,788.52
60 10,611
$34.82
$369,475.02
Diff
$472,662.03
Subdized H/(:L) Updated
$47.54
Size
Current
Subsidized
Proposal 1
Subsidized
Proposal H/(L Current
,LE NO
15 $18.21
$19.39
$1.18
30 $24.16
1 $25.72
$1.56
6.44%
60 $32.71
$34.82
$2.11
6.44%
Avg Monthly
Updated Rate
Size
Cust Base
No Subsidy Est'd Revenue
Incr
15 691
$25.34
$17,509.94
12.7%
30 3,491
$26.17
$91,359.47
12.1%
60 10,611
$34.28
$363,745.08
10.8%
$472,614.49
Proposed Subsidy
Size
(Recvc Credit)
Discount
YoY
15 ($4.65)
-18.4%
$0.52
30 $0.00
0.0%
$0.19
60 $0.30
0.9%
($0.07)
Avg Monthly
Subsidized
Size
Cust Base
Propose Rate
Est'd Revenue
15 691
$20.69
$14,296.79
30 3,491
$26.17
$91,359.47
60 10,611
$34.58
$366,928.38
Diff
$472,584.64
Subdized H/(:L) Updated
($29.85)
Size
Current
Subsidized
Proposal 2
Subsidized
Proposal HI(L)Current
,( NO
15 $18.21
$20.69
$2.48 13.6%
30 $24.16
$26.17
1 $2.01 8.3%
60 $32.71
$34.58
$1.87 5.7%
(Note 1)
Difference in net revenues to Burrtec between proposed unsubsidized and proposed subsidized rates Avg Monthly
Updated Rate
Size
Cust Base
No Subsidy Est'd Revenue
15 691
$25.34
$17,509.94
30 3,491
$26.17
$91,359.47
60 10,611
$34.28
1363,745.08
$472,614A9
Proposed Subsidy
Size
(Recvc Credit)
Discount
15 ($5.20)
-20.5%
30 ($0.08)
-0.3%
60 $0.36
1.1 Avg Monthly
Subsidized
Size
Cust Base
Proposed Rate Est'd Revenue
15 691
$20.14
$13,916.74
30 3,491
$26.09
$91,080.19
60 10,611
$34.64
$367,565.04
Diff
$472,561.97
Subdized H/(:L) Updated
($52.52)
Incr
12.7%
12.1%
10.8%
YoY
($0.03)
$0.11
($0.01)
Current
Proposal 3
Proposal HI(L)Current
Size
Subsidized
Subsidized
j
15 $18.21
$20.14
$1.93
10.6%
30 $24.16
$26.09
$1.93
8.0%
60 $32.71
$34.64
$1.93
5.9%
2023 Yucaipa Rates 3-31-2023_City changes New WDA CITY FILE 382
ATTACHMENT 2
383
YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC.
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE
CITY OF YUCAIPA
REPORT PERIOD
JANUARY 1, 2022 - DECEMBER 31, 2022
BURRTEC
WASTE INDUSTRIES, INC.
"We'll Taclre Care Qf'lt"
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1 II. SUMMARY OF THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES
2 Table 1 — Residential Barrel Service Level Customers by Month 2 Table 2 — Commercial Service Summary
2 Table 3 — Commercial Recycling Bin & Barrel Service Summary 3 Table 4 — Commercial Food Waste Bin & Barrel Service Summary 3 111. REVENUE STATEMENTS
4 Table 5 — Fee Summary
4 Table 6 — Operator Fee
4 Table 7 — Commercial Commingled Recycling Revenue / (Loss) 5 Table 8 — CDSDP
5 Table 9 — Residential Commingled Recycling Revenue / (Cost) 6 Table 10 — Residential Residue Trends
6 Table 11 — Commercial and Residential Combined Total
6 IV. PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
7 Table 12 — Residential, Commercial and Commercial Commingled Recycling Tons 7 Table 13 — Residential and Commercial Organics (continued on page 8) 7 Table 14 — Christmas Tree Recycling
8 Table 15 — Used Oil Collection Activity
8 Table 16 — Bulky Item Collection Activity
8 Table 17 — E-Waste Collection Activity
9 Table 18 — Mixed C&D/E-Waste/Inert/Metal/Tires/Wood/Food/Tin/White Materials Recycled (Tons) 9 Table 19 — Outreach and Community Involvement
10 Table 20 — Street Sweeping
10 Table 21 — Sharps Program
11 V. AB 939 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
11 Table 22 — Diversion Targets
11 Table 23 — MHP — Service Summary
11 Table 24 — Collection Program Diversions 2020 through 2022 12 Table 25 — Tonnage by Year and Category
12 Table 26 — Diversion Trend
13 VI. PROGRAM SUMMARY
13 VII. YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC. OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS 13 VIII. YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC. STOCKHOLDERS
13 Exhibit A — MHP Service Level
14 Exhibit B — Newsletters
32 Spring 2022 Commercial Newsletter
33 Summer 2022 Residential Newsletter
35 Fall 2022 Residential Newsletter
37 Fall 2022 Commercial Newsletter
39 Exhibit C - Outreach
40 Shred -It Events Flyers/Temporary Bin Rental (Summer and Fall) 41 Senate Bill 1383 Update Flyer
43 Commercial Recycling Program Brochure
45 Commercial Food Waste Program Brochure
47 Commercial Green Waste Program Brochure
49 385
YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. prepares an Annual Report for the City of Yucaipa in accordance with the Franchise Agreement. This Annual Report covers key information and data for activities during January 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022.
The Annual Report is divided into eight sections as listed below.
Section I, Executive Summary, lists an overview of the information included in the Annual Report and the presentation format.
Section II, Summary of the Year's Activities, discusses residential and commercial service levels, key changes and program modifications and/or implementation.
Section III, Revenue Statement, provides a recap of the franchise and household hazardous waste fees paid to the City. It also includes recycling revenue information and a discussion of the recyclables commodities market.
Section IV, Program Highlights, gives detailed and specific information regarding the variety of services and programs offered by Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. This Section is divided into two subsections — Basic Collection Services and Customer and Community Services.
Section V, AB 939 Reporting Requirements, addresses the progress the City has made in achieving mandated diversion goals.
Section VI, Program Summary, provides information on the programs offered.
Sections VII and Vill provide information regarding Company officers, directors and stockholders.
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II. SUMMARY OF THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES
A. Residential customers select either a 15-gallon, 30 gallon or 60-gallon trash barrel for household waste. Table 1 below shows the monthly customer count in each category based on the bi-monthly service billing summary reports.
Table 1 — Residential Barrel Service Level Customers by Month Mobile
Home Special
60 Gal
30 Gal
15 Gal
Park Totals I Services
Tax Roll
9.317
3.000
443
12,760
Pre -Paid
395
271
73 739
Direct Bill
56 6
1 63
Multi-Famil
190
175
20 846 1,231
Total 2022
9,958
3,452
537
846
% of Total
67%
23%
4%
6% 14,793 2,819
Avg 2021
9,795
3,641
553
595
% of total
67%
25%
4%
4% 14,5841 2,074
Avg 2020
9,446
3,775
592
299
% of Total
67%
27%
4%
2% 14,112 I 2,000
As of December 2022, there were 517 single-family and 174 multi -family and mobile home park (MHP) customers utilizing the 15-gallon trash barrel option that was approved in November 2009. This is was introduced as a cost savings alternative for low volume residential trash generators that maximize recycling and waste reduction efforts. A list of the mobile home parks and current services is provided in Exhibit A. Special services include accounts with extra trash, recycling and/or organic waste barrels and accounts with animal waste barrels.
Please note that the 63 direct bill customers were not included in the tax roll billing for one of the following reasons: vacant property/non-billed account at the time of tax roll submittal, new residential start service after tax roll submittal, and residential service level changes during the tax roll year.
B. Commercial and multi -family customers may select either a 35-gallon,60-gallon barrel, 1.5 cubic yard, 3 cubic yard or 10 to 40 cubic yard container serviced once per week or as often as six times per week. Customers can also choose between a variety of service options: trash, recycling, green waste, or food waste. Table 2 summarizes the commercial containers as of December 31, 2022.
Table 2 — Commercial Service Summary
Container Type
Dec-20
Dec-21
Dec-22
Refuse Barrel
38 36
42 Green Waste Barrel
9 i
8 _ 10
Food Waste Barrel
30 66
77 Recycling Barrel !�
132
134
137
Green Waste Bin 3
82 j
90 114
Food Waste Bin '�
5 5
7 Recycling Bin
379 (
407
447
Refuse Bin
794 j
826
783
Roll -Off Permj
6 7
7 Roll -Off (Temp)
16 — 15
15 387
The commingled recycling bin subsidy program began in October 2009. Under this program, businesses, mobile home parks and multi -family facilities on bin service can subscribe for a recycling barrel or bin at no additional charge. Mandatory commercial recycling (MCR) became effective July 1, 2012, with the passage of state legislation, AB 341, and the corresponding City Ordinance No. 314.
The all-inclusive program where recycling services are available at no additional cost continues to be an ideal solution for businesses and multi -family establishments because the recycling costs are included with the trash service. The financial incentives are built into the commercial rate structure through avoided trash disposal and allows for more accurate tracking of recycling and diversion activities. Table 3 summarizes commercial MCR participants.
Table 3 — Commercial Recvclinq Bin & Barrel Service Summary Container Type
Dec-20
Dec-21
Dec-22
Recycling
511
541
584
The commercial food waste recycling program began in July 2016. The program was implemented in response to the mandatory organics recycling (MORe) law, AB 1826, that became effective April 1, 2016. AB 1826 mandates organics recycling services for certain commercial and multi -family establishments. In order to eliminate barriers, the City adopted an equalized food waste rate structure where a food waste recycling bin is available at a comparable rate as a trash bin. Program implementation included development, customer identification and outreach.
In December 2020, the City approved a mandatory organics recycling program (Ordinance, No. 398) where all businesses generating more than two cubic yards per week of solid waste are required to recycle organics. Table 4 summarizes commercial food waste recycling participation. As of December 2022, there are 84 commercial customers subscribed to food waste recycling and 21 commercial customers not signed up for food waste recycling and are out of compliance with AB 1826. Burrtec is currently coordinating with City staff to address the status of non -compliant accounts for further action.
Table 4 — Commercial Food Waste Bin & Barrel Service Summary Container Type
Dec-20
Dec-21
Dec-22
Food Waste
35 45
84 388
Ill. REVENUE STATEMENTS
A. Table 5 summarizes the franchise and household hazardous waste fees paid to the City in 2022.
Table 5 — Fee Summary
Month
Franchise Fees
HHW Fees
I Monthly Totals
January
$44,122.48
$6,314.94
$50,437.42
February
$44,762.06
$6,356.62
$51,118.68
March
$44,113.03
$6,316.92
$50,429.95
April
( $43,959.81
$6,358.92
$50,318.73
May
$45,072.50
$6,358.92
$51,431.42
June
$44,926.36
$6,334.41
$51,260.77
July
$45,527.55
$6,385.23
$51,912.78
August
$46,386.50
$6,442.48
$52,828.98
September
$46,787.99
$6,369.16
$53,157.15
October
$46,883.97
$6,420.57
$53,304.54
November
$46, 885.02
$6,431.11
$53,316.13
December
$47,362.21
$6,399.35
$53,761.56
2022
$546,789.48
$76,488.63
$623,278.11
2021
$520,115.54
$74,019.01
$594,134.55
2020
$480,687.33
$70,696.38
$551,383.71
Franchise fees are computed as a percentage of the operator pick-up fee. Ten percent was used for 2022 and is the current franchise fee amount. Franchise fees have decreased due to slightly lower billings and service subscriptions from temporary construction roll -off activity.
It should be noted that Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. is remitting franchise fees and household hazardous waste fees to the City based upon service billings rather than customer payments.
This results in a cash flow benefit to the City and also provides for a more accurate audit process.
Table 6 shows the current operator fee effective July 1, 2022 for residential and commercial customers. These serve as the basis for the franchise fee payments listed in Table 5. _ Table 6 — Operator Fee
I Residential 1 15 Gallon Service $14.28
30 Gallon Service $14.28
60 Gallon Service $19.79
Commercial
4 B. Tables 7 through 10 show the revenue, processing fees and net revenue/(cost) from processing and disposal of commercial commingled, C&D (Construction & Demolition) recycling and residential commingled recyclables at the material recovery facility. I general, 2022 recycling revenues decline due to lower commodity market values.
Table 7 — Commercial Commingled Recycling Revenue / (Loss) Month
Revenue
Processin Fees
Net Cost
_
January
$ 8,090.50
$1A,555.35
$6,464.85
February
i $ 6,730.57
($13,122.88
($6,392.31)
March
j $ 9,867.22
$16,168.23
($6,301.01
April
�$ 8,301.21
$13,102.95
($4,801.74
May
$ 8,767.58
_
($14,705.65_
$5,938.07
June
$ 9,392.35
$14,352.94
($4,960.59
Jul
$ 7,736.37
$13,518.95
($5,782.58
August
$ 6,921.61
$15,122.59
$8,200.98
September
j $ 5,688.35
$16,041.64
$10,353.29
October
3,916.44
1 ,438.16
($10,521.72
November
_$
$ 3,809.33
$14,896.93
($11,087.60
December
$ 5,553.59
$15,978.10
$10,424.51
2022
$84,775.12
$176,004.37
$91,229.25
2021
$113,548.47
$173,082.56
, $59,534.09
2020
$48,962.92
$152,191.22
, ($103,228.30
Table 8 captures roll -off activity wherein the majority of roll -off loads are deposited at San Bernardino County Landfills and some are then processed as part of the County's Consolidated Disposal Site Diversion Program (CDSDP). Construction and Demolition (C&D) roll -off loads with potential revenue commodities or high diversion requirements are processed at the Agua Mansa Material Recovery Facility to comply with the state's CalGreen regulations. Diverted CDSDP tonnage data is provided by San Bernardino County and includes self -haul materials that were not delivered to the landfill by Yucaipa Disposal.
The City of Yucaipa ended its participation in the County's Comprehensive Disposal Site Diversion Program as of August 20, 2022. This change resulted in lower roll -off disposal costs for roll -off customers.
Table 8 — CDSDP
Year Delivered Tons
Diverted Tons
2022 1,822.83
2,252.0
2021 1,305.18
1,868.25
2020 , 1,390.141
_ 3,176.46
5 390
Commingled Recycling Revenue/ debt (cost) (Table 9) reflect the cost of sorting commingled recyclables and disposing of all residual waste. Residential Recycling revenue is based on the recyclables recovered and sold from the blue barrels.
Residential contamination is at 30%, with total residue tons decreasing from 1,889.86 to 1,784.12. Which is consistent with the decline in total Residential Recycling collected.
Table 9 — Residential Commingled Recyclinq Revenue / (Cost) LMonth
Revenue
Processing FeeNet
Revenue /
I (LossJanuary
$12,006.37
_ ($39,829.34)
($27,822.97
February
$10,035.59
$35,365.83)
($25,330.24
March
$12,166.34
($39,526.82)
7,360.48
April
$9,670.50
($36,999.63)
($27,329.13)
Maw
$9,171.09
($35,768.21)
m_ $26,597.12
June
j $10,839.45
($39,978.37)
138.92
Jul
$8,154.47
— ($37,277.86)
($29,123.39
August
j $6,381.15
$39,524.72
$33,143.57
September
$4,564.69J
$39,463.47
$34,898.78
October
$2,092.62
($37,348.31)
($35,255.69)
November
i $1,207.57
$42,930.44
_ $41,722.87
December
$3,982.10
$42,072.30
($38,090.20
2022
$90,271.94
$466,085.30
$375,813.36
_ _
2021
$153,342.46
$503,050.87
($349,708.41
2020
$32,815.02
($482,464.71 )
$449,649.69
Table 10 includes the three-year residential recycling residue trend which remains unchanged from 2021 at 30% contamination. Yucaipa Disposal promoted the "Right Stuff' Rewards program in the Summer Newsletter to increase public awareness of the residential recycling program as a key element of the residue reduction campaign.
Table 10 — Residential Residue Trends
Period
Contamination
Residue tons
2022
30%
1,784.12
2021
30%
1,889.86
2020
31 %
2,015.56 _
Recyclable commodities for commercial and residential generated a total net revenue / (cost) as reflected in Table 11.
Table 11 — Commercial and Residential Combined Total
Year
Revenue
Processing Fees
Net / (Cost)
2022
$175,047.06
$642,089.67
$467,042.61
2021
$266,890.93
$676,133.43
($409,242.50}
2020
$81,777.94
$634,655.93
$552,877.99)
The revenue and processing fees only reflect those activities for the material recovery facility. The costs of collection, promotion, education and administration are additional program costs.
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IV. PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Table 12 shows the recycling tonnages recovered by sector including a three-year summary trend.
Table 12 - Residential and Commercial
Commingled Recycling Tons
1 Month
Residential Tons Commercial Tons
i
Total Tons _
Januar
363.891 115.48
479.37
[ February
324.511 107.74
432.25
March
362.69i
494.40
Aril
_ 3 33 98 1 Q2.44
436.42
i May
322.861 113.921
436.78
June
360.871 114.95
475.82
July
318.671 100.05j
418.72
August
337.881 113.131
451.01
September
337.36; 123.651
461.01
October
306.551 103.89
410.4
_
November
352.591 111.451
464.0
December
351.23i 112.39
463.62
022
4,073.08 1,350.80
5,423.88
021
4,435.6 1,458.92
5,894.56
020
_
4,529.731 1,392.67
5,922.401
2022's recovered tonnages decreased across all sectors. While scavenging issues have decreased, they are not altogether gone as there is still value in certain recycling materials, such as CRV items. Yucaipa Disposal will continue to work on its anti -scavenging program to include messaging to commercial and multi -family businesses to discourage scavenging and donating recyclables to third party entities.
Table 13 includes a recap of both residential and commercial food waste and organics tonnages collected and diverted from the County landfill. Some of the green waste material that is processed into compost and mulch is re -used by Yucaipa residents and the City as part of the organic waste reuse program which helps support SB1383 procurement requirements.
Commercial food waste tons totaled 112.72 during 2022. The disposal cost increases are reflective of the residential food waste program implementation.
Table 13 - Residential and Commercial Organics
Month
Tons
Disposal Costs
January
852.72
$40,549.69
February
714.10
$33,655.60
March
951.87
$48,164.21
April
1,098.74
$55,869.70
May
966.44
$49,140.82
June
1,005.84
$48,850.18
July
892.83
$66,423.37
August
980.94
$72,971.85
September
948.15
$71,448.11
October
991.18
$73, 756.94
November
833.49
$59,598.85
December
827.91
$57,864.49
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Month
Tons
Disposal Costs
2022
11,064.21
$678,293.81
2021
11,648.28
$416,799.85
2020
13,652.05
$525,552.84
Christmas tree recycling occurred from December 261h through January 121h where trees were collected via curbside collection. In addition, special collections were arranged with mobile home parks and multi -family complexes to accommodate those residents. The Christmas Trees were delivered to green waste processors for diversion credit and special Christmas mulch was offered on a first come, first serve basis for residents through the end of January at the Agua Mansa Material Recovery Facility.
Table 14 — Christmas Tree Recycling
Year
Trees Collected
Tons
2022
2,060
9.36 2021
1,047
13.09 2020
1,420 j
17.75 Table 15 summarizes the used oil and oil filters collection activity. Yucaipa Disposal continues to provide the used oil collection program, which began in November 1999. Under this program, participating residents have their used oil and filters collected at curbside. This program will continue to be highlighted in future residential newsletters.
Table 15 — Used Oil Collection Activity
Month
Gallons
Filters
January -March
2 0
April -June
4 0
July- etember
4 0
October -December
0 0
2022
10 0
2021
15 0
2020
8 1
Table 16 summarizes Yucaipa Disposal's on -demand bulky item curbside collection program, which began in November 2000. This program allows residents to schedule a bulky item pick-up four times per calendar year, on specific days coordinated by the City and Yucaipa Disposal.
Table 16 — Bulky Item Collection Summary
Time
Period
# of
Customers
Tons
Collected
Tons
Recycled
Tons
Landfilled
February
751
13.30 5.69
7.61 May
798
44.17 12.43
31.74 August
920
12.76 9.59
3.17 November
695
17.86 8.24
9.62 2022
3,164
88.09 35.95
52.14 2021
3,420
120.51
86.41 34.10
2020
3,712
398.92
93.70 305.22
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Following is a list of items that are typically collected under the curbside bulky item collection program.
Televisions
Refrigerators
Toilets
Washers & Dryers
Sofas
Tables & Chairs
Barbecues
Dressers
Dishwashers
Mattresses & Box Springs
Doors
Electronic waste has been collected as part of the bulky item collection program since August 2003. Electronic waste or E-Waste includes computer monitors, televisions, stereos and computer processors. The table below summarizes the televisions and monitors collected as part of the curbside bulky item collection program.
Table 17 - E-Waste Collection Activity
Month
Televisions
Computer Monitors
February
63 4
1 May
62 6 !
I August
91 !
13 November
43 !
4 2022
259
27 2021
272
22 2020
_._.. 315 §
_
51 j
Yucaipa Disposal also diverts metals, and construction and demolition materials such as inerts and wood in compliance with State CalGreen recycling requirements.
The information is summarized below
Table 18 - Mixed C&D 1 E-Waste / Inert / Metal / Tires / Wood / Food / Tin / White Materials Recycled (Tons)
Month
Mixed I
C & D ` E-waste
Inert
Metal
Tires
Wood
I
Food
Tin / I
White
Jan
39.46 0.00
40.00 0.00
0.00 0.001
6.98 0.06
Feb
37.55 , 1.31
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
13.75 4.38
Mar
35.43 1.24
8.00 20.45
0.60 0.00
7.94 1.45
Apr
42.11 0.00
32.00 a 0.00
0.00 0.00
9.24 0.15
Ma
34.95 7.36
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
9.40 5.07
Jun
34.42 0.12
0.00 0.00
i 0.00
0.00 i 9.32
0.05 Jul
48.71 ; 0.00
8.00 0.95
1.18 0.00
6.32 0.10
AucJ
50.04 i 3.46
16.19 2.71
0.00 0.00
10.96 6.13
Se
Oct
46.82 0.00
66.10 0.00
8.00 24.00
9.82 51.27
0. )0
! 0.00
0.00 0.00
11.00 8.17
j 0.10
( 0.10
Nov
Dec
56.09 j 1.12
49.90 0.00
40.00 8.00
7.29E
0.00 0.00
= 0.00
0.00 0.00
6.03 13.61
7.12 0.20
2022
541.581 14.61
184.19
92.49 1.18
0.00 112.72I
24.91 2021
450.35 7.27
186.21
16.83 j 3.57
0.12 106.36
20.37 2020___j__
125.78 14.79
101.66
53.92 8.68
0.00 99.58_m_84.24
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In 2022, a total of 15,204 newsletters were mailed out, which included one residential and two commercial / multi -family mailings - the balance of the residential newsletters were digitally available online via Burrtec's website. This is part of our standard Public Outreach and Education Program. With the introduction of SB1383 programs, additional outreach material was distributed. That included general organics recycling information, benefits of organic recycling, edible food recovery and best practices for residential, commercial and multi -family food waste recycling, including tutorial videos.
Newsletters highlight Yucaipa Disposal's programs as well as reinforce recycling opportunities and programs for residential and commercial customers. Copies of the newsletters are included in Exhibit B.
During 2022, Yucaipa Disposal participated in a number of community events and outreach activities summarized in Table 19.
Table 19 — Outreach and Community Involvement
Date
Description
03/02/22
Past Pleasures Car Club - (12 Donation Boxes and Liners 03/31/22
Yucaipa Rodeo - (2) 40yd Trash, (1) 40yd Recycle, (1) 10yd Manure, 40 Donation Boxes, 20 Recycle Lids and 5 Rolls of Liners
03/31/22
Yucaipa Sports Complex - (1) 40yd with 35 Vyards of Wood Chips 04/09/22
Yucaipa HHW & E Waste Event- (4) 3yd Trash, (4) 3yd Recycle and 1) 20 d Trash 05/06/22
YMAF - (2) 40yd Trash, (2) 3yd Trash, (1) 3yd Recycle, 60 Boxes and 20 Rolls of Liners 05/14/22
Shred Event —(I) Shred Truck = 2.66 tons
06/20/22
Five Winds Country Music Festival (6124-6/25). 1-3yd trash bin 1-3yd recycle bin, 30 cardboard boxes and liners.
07/01/22
Yucaipa 4th of July Event - 3 Bins, 20 Boxes and 4 Rolls of Liners 08/19/22
Yucaipa All American Football & Cheer - 4 Boxes _
10/01/22
Yucaipa Autumn Fest - 2)40 d Trash, 3yd Trash, 40 Boxes, 5 Roll of liners 10/15/22
Shred Event - 1 Shred Truck
10/22/22 _
__
Yucaipa Make a Difference (MADD)- (1) 30yd Mulch, (2) 40yd GW 11/09/22
Yucaipa Rotary Club -Christmas Parade (12/10) 30 cardboard boxes and liners; street sweeping after the event.
11/18/22
Toys for Tots Drive- 5 Boxes and Liners
11/26/22
Yucaipa Winterfest - (1) 40yd Trash, (1) 3yd Trash, and (1)3yd Recycle, 40 boxes and 16 Rolls of Liners
12/11/22
City -.wide Santa encounter. 5 cardboard boxes and liners Public street sweeping services began in July 2019, removing all debris from approximately 489 curb miles on designated residential, collector, and arterial streets. Table 20 shows a breakdown of sweeping debris tons collected.
Table 20 — Street Sweeping
Months
Tons Collected from Swee �in
January -March
Aril -June
� 171.00
147.00
i July -September
168.00
October -December
162.00
2022
648.00
2021 _
_ _. 713.75
Residential Sharps Collection Program began in October 2019. Residents may request Sharps containers for storing and proper disposal at no additional cost. 10 395
Table 21 shows a breakdown of the sharp tons collected in the drop-off container located outside of the Yucaipa Police Department.
Table 21 — Sharps Proaram
Year
Tons Collected
2022
0.27 2021
2020
0.28 0.38
V. AB 939 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Beginning with the 2007 annual report, the department of Resource Recycling and Recovery, (CalRecycle), modified the AB939 50% compliance measurement from solely a disposal and program based system to a per capita and employment based disposal factor. The City's population and employment factors are utilized to establish a target disposal rate of pounds per person per day (PPD) to measure and gauge AB939 compliance.
Table 22 shows that the City of Yucaipa is in compliance with the state's waste diversion requirements. Target numbers are "not to exceed" amounts in order to be compliant with diversion goals. The most recent 2021 data points are not yet available from the state.
Papulotian 8Y50d
+.3
Sb 3.2 3.1 3.2 },i
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Pva
TW !Mft 1612 Idle 2021
Year
Employment Gmled
m
91 ]u.s 19.E 79.1 19.7 19.3 -T.get
�•Mb
xS
so
M7 Win 34L9 MaD M&
YaR!
Tahlp 72 — Divnrcienn Tarnptt
Basis
state
jarget
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021*
2020
Compliant
Population Based
4.5 3.0
3.1 3.2
3.2 unavailable
— Yes
Empoyment Based
32.4 20.31
19.2 1 &3
19.3 unavailable
Yes
"Awaiting CalRecycle Review
Mobile home parks have continued their recycling programs. A total of 42 mobile home parks subscribe for refuse service, 39 on bin service and three on barrel service. Of the 42 mobile home parks, 41 have commingled recycling containers and 36 have green waste containers.
Table 23 shows the three-year trend for mobile home park recycling and green waste services subscriptions.
Table 23 — MHP — Service Sum mary
Year
Recyclin2
Green Waste
2022
41 36
2021
42 34
2020
42 34
11 396
To achieve AB939 diversion mandates, the City was one of the first in San Bernardino County to offer a pricing structure with variable rates. In March 2006 the City of Yucaipa eliminated the 90-gallon trash barrel. In November 2009 the City of Yucaipa approved the 15-gallon trash barrel. Residenis continue to have the option of either a 15-gallon, 30-gallon or 6D-gallon trash barrel. The rate structure for these services has been developed to subsidize the lower volume trash services in an effort to incentivize recycling and waste reduction efforts.
Commercial recycling programs include commingled recyclables, green waste, food waste, inert materials and other items. The City implemented further commingled recycling incentives by offering a subsidized commercial recycling and food waste program. Certain bin serviced customers are mandated to subscribe to recycling services at no additional cost thereby reducing their solid waste disposal costs.
Yucaipa Disposal promotes this program through outreach efforts including mailings, newsletters and personal visits,
Table 24 below shows a chart with a three- year trend (2020 — 2022) of diversion tonnages and Table 25 reflects the actual tonnage, by waste stream, collected by Yucaipa Disposal for the past five years. Note: these figures do not include chicken manure.
Table 24 — Collection Program Diversions 2020 through 2022 5o,aoa
a5,ow
aa,000
s5,00a
30.0 7
25,000
Z20.000
I— 15,E I
so.aao j 5,1 1 �...
aoa
Total Collected Solid waste Green Waste Food waste Aeyawes a 2a217 .1621 .2022
Table 25 lists the total diversion trends for materials collected by Yucaipa Disposal.
Table 25 — Tonnage by Year and Category
Solid Waste
Green Waste
Food Waste
Rec clables
Year
_Total
Collected
Total
Tons
°/Qaf
Total
Total
Tons
%of
Total
Total
Tons
hoof
Total
Total
Tons
°oaf
Total
2022
46,466
28,989
62.313%
11,064
23.81%
113
0.24%
5,436
11.7%
2021
48,357
29,992
62.50%
l 11,671
24.10%
106
0.20%
6,633
13.5%
2020^
50,195 1
30,198
60.206/a
—l3,594
127.10%
1 91
0.20%
6,312
12.60%
It should be reiterated that the tonnage listed above is the actual tonnage disposed of or recycled by Yucaipa Disposal. This does not include tonnage delivered to the landfill via self - haul or diversion from the County's CDSDP. These figures are used for the annual report submitted to CalRecycle.
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Table 26 shows a three- year trend (2020 — 2022) of what Yucaipa Disposal is currently diverting.
VI.
VII.
Table 26 — Diversion Trend
Year
Diversion %
2022
37.61 %
2021
37.96%
2020
39.80%
PROGRAM SUMMARY
Below please find a comprehensive list of the solid waste and recycling programs offered by Yucaipa Disposal:
• Residue reduction
campaign
• Mandatory commercial
recycling and organics
outreach
• Commercial trash/recycling
cost structure
• Comprehensive street
sweeping services
• Residential Sharps program
• Curbside bulky item collection
• Holiday Christmas tree collection
• Free mulch
• Anti -scavenging promotion
• Used oil collection
• Organic Waste reduction Campaign
YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC. OFFICERS AND BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
The following is the current status of the Officers and Board of Directors:
Board of Directors
Cole Burr
Tracy A. Burr
Officers
Cole Burr
Tracy A. Burr
Sandra L. Burr
Tracy A. Sweeney
Michael Arreguin
Robert A. Coon
Trevor Scrogins
President/Chief Executive Officer
Secretary/Vice President
Assistant SecretaryNice President
Chief Operating OfficerNice President
Vice President
Chief Financial Officer
Vice President, Operations
VIII. YUCAIPA DISPOSAL, INC. STOCKHOLDERS
Stockholders
Burrtec Waste Group, Inc.
13 100%
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Exhibit A - MHP Service Level
14 399
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
APRIL
2022
of
$epara
$ Rate
Total
Space
Account #
Commodity
to from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billed
s
Base
Space
P
Rent
BIN CUSTOMERS
1 ALADDIN
$2,236.72
96 #13519375
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2.047.74
$23.30
Recycling
1 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $159.22
HHW Fee
$29.76
2 AVALON
$2.233.32
85 #13519350
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047-74
$26-27
Recycling
1 1.5
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
S26.35
3 BEL-AIRE
$3,753.58
111
#13519351
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,553.48
$33.82
Looking Bin
6 $6.46
Recycling
1 3.0
2 S0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$34.41
4 BONAN2A
$2,084.80
83 #13519353
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
2 $1,820,24
$25.12
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $238.83
HHW Fee
$25 73
5 CARAVAN
$1,705-32
70 #13519392
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,355,16
$24.36
Recycling
1 3.0
2 5000
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159 23
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159 23
HHW Fee
$21.70
6 CARRIAG
$2,919.66
97 #13557607
Trash
Yes
6 3.0
2 $2,730,36
$30.10
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159 23
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0,00
HHW Fee
$30.07
7 CRAFTON
$4,304.00
159
#13519354
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047,74
$27,07
HILLS
Trash
3 3.0
3 $2,047 74
Recycling
4 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $150-23
HHW Fee
$49 29
$
CRESTVI
$2,934.81
145
#13519355
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,730,33
$20.24
1 Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $169,23
HHW Fee
$44.95
9 CRESTVI
$1,541.44
55 #13519401
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1.365,16
$28.03
lI
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0,00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159,23
HHW Fee
$17.05
10 ELDGRAD
$5,095.55
217
#13519382
Trash
Yes
10 3.0
2 $4.550,60
$23.48
Recycling
2 1.8
1 $0100
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318 46
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $159.22
HHW Fee
$67.27
11 FREMONT $2,924.89
114
#13519356
Trash
No
4 3.0
3 $2,730,32
$25.66
Recycling
3 1.5
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$35,34
12 GRANDVI
$3,909.97
99 #13519387
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,640.44
$39.49
EAST
Recycling
2 1.5
4 $0,00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $79,61
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$30 69
13 GRANDVI
$857.63
51 913519376
Trash
Yes
1 3-0
2 $455,06
$16,82
WEST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $169 23
Trash
1 3.0
1 $227.53
HHW Fee
$15 81
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
APRIL
2022
Separa
$ e
Total
Space
Account #
Commodity
to from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billed
s
Base
Space
p
Rent
14 GREEN
$2,627.55
109
#13519373
Trash
No
2 1.5
5 $1,137.66
$24.11
VALLEY
Trash
1 3.0
5 $1,137.64
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$33.79
15 HIDDEN
$860.41
60 #13519381
Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $682.58
$14.34
VALLEY
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$18.60
16 HIDDEN
$2,323.04
81 #13519357
Trash
No
4 3.0
2 $1,820.24
$28.68
VILLAGE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 3.0
1 $477.69
HHW Fee
$25.11
17 HIDE-
$924.37
46 #13519389
Trash
Yes
1 3.0
4 $910.11
$20.10
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$14.26
18 HILLCRES
$3,473.66
196
#13519359
Trash
No
5 3.0
3 $3,412.90
$17.72
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$60.76
19 HITCHING
$6,253.00
111
#13599396
Trash
No
6 3.0
4 $6,218.59
$56.33
Ion 2/9/22 decrease fm 7
POST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
3yd bins to 6.
HHW Fee
$34.41
20 HOLIDAY
$4,756.23
129
#13519400
Trash
No
5 3.0
4 $4,550.55
$36.87
Recycling
1 3.0
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Locking Bin
1 3.0
$6.46
HHW Fee
$39.99
21 KNOLLW
$4,896.42
125
#13519360
Trash
Yes
7 3.0
3 $4,778.06
$39.17
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $79.61
HHW Fee
$38.75
22 SUN LAKE
$1,167.56
296
#13594903
Trash
No
1 3.0
1 $910.11
$3.94
VIEW
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Locking Bin
3 3.0
$6.46
HHW Fee
$91.76
23 MELODY
$2,057.66
32 #13519396
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
$64.30
LANE
Recycling
1 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$9.92
24 MT VISTA
$1,997.12
57 #13519405
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,820.22
$35.04
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$17.67
25 MISSION
$1,388.72
76 #13556275
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,365.16
$18.27
Recycling
1 1.5
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.56
26 MOUNTAI
$4,119.35
77 #13519394
Trash
Yes
6 3.0
3 $4,095.48
$53.50
VIEW
Recycling
2 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.87
27 NORTHVI
$2,667.90
129
#13519404
Trash
Yes
5 3.0
2 $2,275.30
$20.68
Trash
1 1.5
1 $113.78
Recycling
3 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $238.83
HHW Fee
$39.99
28 PARK
$1,292.33
73 #13519370
Trash
Yes
1 3.0
5 $1,110.47
$17.70
TERRACE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$22.63
401
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
APRIL
2022
# Of
Separa
$Rate
Total
space
Account #
Commodity
Bast
City
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billeds
Space
Rent
29 CA
$4,466.41
137
#13619402
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,365.16
$32.53
PATRICIA
Trash
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
Trash
1 3,0
3 $682.58
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$42A7
30 RANCHO
$5,523.65
110
#13519385
Trash
Yes
8 3.0
3 $6.330.32
$50.22
SOL
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW roe
$34,10
31 SKYLINE
$1,549.81
82 913572390
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1.365.16
$18.90
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0-00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$25.42
32 TWIN
$3.613.90
93 #13519365
Trash
No
3 3.0
5 $3.412.92
$38.86
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $169.23
Locking fain
2 3.0
0 $12.92
HHW Fee
$28.83
33 VALLEY
$1,710,59
87 $13519367
Trash
Yes
2 3-0
3 $1,365.16
$19.66
BREEZE
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0,00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$26.97
34 VALLEY
$2.389.45
75 #13519366
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
$31.86
VIEW
Recycling
1 1.6
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$23,25
35 WESTWIN
$3.075.44
85 #13519399
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
3 $2,730,32
$35,76
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$26.66
36 YUC
$782.36
67 413519368
Trash
Yes
1 1.5
3 $341.30
$11.68
Trash
Yes
1 1.5
3 $341.30
YACHT
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $76.99
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$20,77
37 YUC
$2,762.57
104
#13519390
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,730.33
$26.56
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0-00
HHW Fee
$32.24
36 YUC
$1,251.47
82 #13519369
Trash
No
1 3.0
4 $910.11
$15.26
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
2 $315.94
HHW Fee
$25.42
39 WISHING
$2.411 98
74 #13594584
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2.047,74
$32,59
WELL
Trash
1 1.5
3 $341.30
Recycling
4 90gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$22.94
40 LAS
$3,434.60
70 #13600009
Trash
Yes
5 3.0
3 $3,412,90
$49,07
PARK
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$21.70
41 EXECUTI
#13557256
Locking Din
1 $6.46
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159,23
277
MOBILE HOME PARKS ON CURBSIDE BARREL SERVICE
41 EXECUTI
$3,741.79
151
#13557912
Trash
Yes
64 60 gal
1 $1,970.56 $24.78
VE
Trash -Extra
Yes
4 60gal
1 $47,16
Trash
Yes
12 30 gal
1 $272,88
402
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
APRIL 2022
of
Separa
$Rate
Total
Billed
Space
p
Account #
Commodity
to from
Base
Q tY
Size
Fre q
Rate
per
Comment
s
Rent
Space
Trash Yes 75
15 gal
1 $1,285.50
Recycling 150
90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste 149
60 gal
1 $0.00
42 WILDWO $4,556.92
148
#13506991 Trash Yes 148
60 gal
1 $4,556.92
$30.79
Recycling 148
90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste 148
60 gal
1 $0.00
43 SUN LAKE $18,227.68
296
#13599100 Trash Yes 296
60gal
1 $18,227.68
$61.58
Recycling 296
90gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste 296
60 al
1 $0.00
599
403
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
JULY 2022
# of
Separate
$Rake
Total
Space Space
Commodity
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billeds
BaseSpace
Ront
BIN CUSTOMERS
1 ALAOOIN
$2,236.72
96 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
$23,30
Recycling
1 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $159.22
HHW Fee
$29.76
2 AVALON
$2,233,32
85 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
$26.27
Recycling
1 1.5
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$26.35
3 BEL-AIRE
$3,753.58
111
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3.553.48
$33.82
Locking Bin
6 $6.46
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 S1$9.23
HHW Fee
$34.41
4 BONANZA
$2,084.80
83 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
2 $1,820.24
$25.12
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $258.83
HHW Fee
$25.73
5 CARAVAN
$1.705.32
70 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1.365.16
$24.36
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$21.70
6 CARRIAGE
$2,919-66
97 Trash
Yes
6 3-0
2 $2,730.36
$30.10
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159,23
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$30.07
7 CRAFTON
$5,669.16
159
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
3 S2,730.32
$35.66
611122 - increased trash f
HILLS
Trash
4 3.0
3 S2,730.32
recycling from qty 3 to
Recycling
4 3.0
3 $0.00
qty 4
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159,23
HHW Fee
$49.29
8 CRESTVIE
$2,934.51
145
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2.730.33
$20.24
1 Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3-0
1 $159-23
HHW Fee
$44.95
9 GRESTVIE
$1,603.20
55 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,426,92
$29.15
618122 increase plu
II
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
days fm Us wk-to 4x's a
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
wk.
HHW Fee
$17.05
10 ELDORADO
$5,095,55
217
Trash
Yes
10 3.0
2 $4.550-60
$23.48
Recycling
2 1.5
1 $0,00
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $150.22
HHW Fee
$67.27
11 FREMONT
$2.924,89
114
Trash
No
4 3.0
3 $2,730.32
$25.66
Recycling
3 1.5
3 $0,00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $15923
HHW Fee
$35.34
12 GRANDVIE
$3,909.97
99 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3.640,44
$39.49
EAST
Recycling
2 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $79.61
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$30.69
13 GRANDVIE
$857.63
51 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
2 $455.06
$16.82
WEST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159,23
Trash
1 3.0
1 $227,53
HHW Fee
$16.81
M
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
JULY 2022
# of
Separate
$Rate
BledSpace
Commodity
Base
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
s
Space
Rent
14 GREEN
$2,627.55
109
Trash
No
2 1.5
5 $1,137.66
$24.11
VALLEY
Trash
1 3.0
5 $1,137.64
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$33.79
15 HIDDEN
$860.41
60 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $682.58
$14.34
VALLEY
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$18.60
16 HIDDEN
$2,323.04
81 Trash
No
4 3.0
2 $1,820.24
$28,68
VILLAGE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 3.0
1 $477.69
HHW Fee
$25.11
17 HIDE -AWAY
$924.37
46 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
4 $910.11
$20.10
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$14.26
18 HILLCREST
$3,473.66
196
Trash
No
5 3.0
3 $3,412.90
$17.72
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$60.76
19 HITCHING
$6,253.00
111
Trash
No
6 3.0
4 $6,218.59
$56.33
POST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$34.41
20 HOLIDAY
$4,756.23
129
Trash
No
5 3.0
4 $4,550.55
$36.87
Recycling
1 3.0
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Locking Bin
1 3.0
$6.46
HHW Fee
$39.99
21 KNOLLWOO
$4,896.42
125
Trash
Yes
7 3.0
3 $4,778.06
$39.17
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $79.61
HHW Fee
$38.75
22 SUN LAKE
$393.22
296
Trash
No
1 3.0
1 $227.53
$1.33
VIEW
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Locking Bin
3 3.0
$6.46
23 MELODY
$2,057.66
32 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,047.74
$64.30
LANE
Recycling
1 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$9.92
24 MT VISTA
$1,997.12
57 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,820.22
$35.04
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$17.67
25 MISSION
$1,388.72
76 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,365.16
$18.27
Recycling
1 1.5
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.56
26 MOUNTAIN
$4,119.35
77 Trash
Yes
6 3.0
3 $4,095.48
$53.50
VIEW
Recycling
2 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.87
27 NORTHVIE
$2,667.90
129
Trash
Yes
5 3.0
2 $2,275.30
$20.68
Trash
1 1.5
1 $113.78
Recycling
3 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $238.83
HHW Fee
$39.99
28 PARK
$1,292.33
73 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
5 $1,110.47
$17.70
TERRACE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$22.63
405
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
JULY 2022
# of
Separate
$ Rate
Total
Space
Commodity
Base
4ty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Wiled$
Rent
Space
29 CA
$4,466.41
137
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,365.16
$32.53
PATRICIAN
Trash
3 3-0
3 $2,047,74
Trash
1 3.0
3 $682.58
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0,00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $348.46
HHW Fee
$42,47
30 RANCHO
$5523.65
110
Trash
Yes
B
3.0 3
$5,330 32
$50.22
SOL
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $159.23
HHW Fee
$34A0
31 SKYLINE
$1,549.81
82 Trash
Yes
2 3-0
3 $1,365-16
$18.90
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $169.23
HHW Fee
$25.42
32 TWIN PINES
$3,613.90
93 Trash
No
3 3.0
5 $3,412.92
$38.86
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3-0
1 $159.23
Lacking Bin
2 3.0
0 $12.92
HHW Fee
$28.83
33 VALLEY
$1,710,59
87 Trash
Yes
2 3,0
3 $1,365.16
$19.66
BREEZE
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$26.97
34 VALLEY
$2.389.45
75 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2.047.74
$31.86
VIEW
Recycling
1 1,5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3,0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$23.25
35 WESTWIND
$4,150A6
86 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,806.04
$48.26
6120122 increase pu
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
fm 3x's wk-to 4x's wk
Green Waste
2 3-0
1 $318.46
HHW Fee
$26.66
36 YUC LAND
$782,36
67 Trash
Yes
1 1.5
3 $341.30
$11.68
Trash
Yes
1 1.5
3 $34110
YACHT
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $78.99
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$20.77
37 YUC
$2,762.57
104
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2.730,33
$26.56
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$32,24
38 YUC
$1,251.47
82 Trash
No
1 3.0
4 $910A1
$15.26
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
2 $315.94
HHW Fee
$25A2
31)
WISHING
$2,411,98
74 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2.047.74
$32.59
WELL
Trash
1 1.5
3 $341.30
Recycling
4 90gat
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$22.94
40 LAS
see below
70 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
1 $237.82
519122 returned 4 3yd
PARK
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
trash bins, & a 3yd recy
converted to bbi service
41 EXECUTIVE
Locking Bln
Yes
1 $6,46
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $159.23
278
MOBILE HOME PARKS ON CURBSIDE BARREL SERVICE
22 SUN LAKE $9.507,06 296 Trash Yes
296
60gal 1
$9,113.84
$32.12
Recycling
296
90gal 1
$0.00
Green Waste
296
60 al 1
$0.00
40 LAS $2.599.00 71 Trash Yes
71 60 gal 1
$2,186.09
$36.61
5129 - added 71 trash &
M
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
JULY 2022
# of
Separate
$Rate
BledSpace
Commodity
from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
s
Base
Space
Rent
PARK Recycling 71 90 gal 1 $0.00
recy bbls
407
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
JULY 2022
# of
Separate
$Rate
BledSpace
Commodity
Base
City
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
s
Space
Rent
41 EXECUTIVE $3,741.79
151
Trash
Yes 64 60 gal
1 $1,970.56
$24.78
Trash -Extra
4 60gal
1 $47.16
Trash
12 30 gal
1 $272.88
Trash
75 15 gal
1 $1,285.50
Recycling
150 90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
149 60 gal
1 $0.00
42 WILDWOOD $4,556.92
148
Trash
Yes 148 60 gal
1 $4,556.92
$30.79
Recycling
148 90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
148 60 gal
1 $0.00
9. MHR SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
Sep
2022
of
Sapara
$ e
Total
Billed
Space
Commodity
to from
Base
Oty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
s
Rent
Space
p
BIN CUSTOMERS
1 ALAIDDIN
$2,323.44
96 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118,60
$24.20
Recycling
1 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $175.08
HHW Fee
$29,76
2 AVALON
$2,320.04
85 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2.118.60
$27.29
Recycling
1 1.5
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$26.35
3 BEL-AiRE
$4.015.90
111
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,766.32
$36.18
Locking Bin
5 $40.08
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0,00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $176.09
HHW Fee
$34.41
4 BCNAN2A
$2,171.55
83 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
2 $1,88320
$26-16
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $262,62
HHW Fee
$25.73
5 CARAVAN
$1,784.28
70 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$25.49
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$21.70
$
CARRIAGE
$3,029.96
97 Trash
Yes
6 3.0
2 $2,824,80
$31.24
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$30.07
7 CRAFTON
$5,873.86
159
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,824.74
$36,94
611 decrease trash from city 4 to city 3
HILLS
Trash
3 3.0
4 $2.824.74
611 Increase crash p/u days from 3x to
Recycling
4 3.0
3 $0.00
4x a week
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$49.29
8 CRESTVIEW
$3,044.78
146
Trash
Yes
3 3-0
4 $2,824.74
$21,00
1 Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.00
HHW Fee
$44.95
9 CRESTVIEW
$2,075.30
55 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,883.16
$37.73
II
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$17.05
10 ELDORADC
$6,300.53
217
Trash
Yes
10 3.0
2 $4,708.00
$24.43
Recycling
2 1.5
1 $0.00
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3-0
1 $350.18
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $175.08
HHW Fee
$67,27
11 FREMONT
$3,035.23
114
Trash
No
4 3.0
3 $2,824.80
$26.62
Recycling
3 1.5
3 $+0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$35.34
12 GRANDVIEW
$4,059.64
99 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,766.32
$41.01
EAST
Recycling
2 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $87.54
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
Sep 2022
Separa
$ e
Total
Space
Commodity
to from
Oty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billed
s
Base
Space
p
Rent
HHW Fee
$30.69
13 GRANDVIEW
$897.10
51 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
2 $470.80
$17.59
WEST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Trash
1 3.0
1 $235.40
HHW Fee
$15.81
14 GREEN
$2,737.99
109
Trash
No
2 1.5
5 $1,177.04
$25.12
VALLEY
Trash
1 3.0
5 $1,176.98
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$33.79
15 HIDDEN
$899.89
60 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $706.20
$15.00
VALLEY
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
8/10- Increase 1x to 2x
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$18.60
16 HIDDEN
$2,433.58
81 Trash
No
4 3.0
2 $1,883.20
$30.04
VILLAGE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 3.0
1 $525.27
HHW Fee
$25.11
17 HIDE -AWAY
$955.84
46 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
4 $941.58
$20.78
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$14.26
18 HILLCREST
$3,591.76
196
Trash
No
5 3.0
3 $3,531.00
$18.33
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$60.76
19 HITCHING
$5,683.89
111
Trash
No
6 3.0
4 $5,649.48
$51.21
POST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$34.41
20 HOLIDAY
$4,929.66
129
Trash
No
5 3.0
4 $4,707.90
$38.21
Recycling
1 3.0
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
1 3.0
$6.68
HHW Fee
$39.99
21 KNOLLWOOD
$5,157.24
125
Trash
Yes
7 3.0
3 $4,943.40
$41.26
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
8/8 - Increase 1.5 to 3yd
HHW Fee
$38.75
22 SUN LAKE
$522.29
296
Trash
No
1 3.0
1 $235.40
$1.76
VIEW
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
3 3.0
$20.04
HHW Fee
$91.76
23 MELODY
$2,128.52
32 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$66.52
LANE
Recycling
1 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$9.92
24 MT VISTA
$2,075.92
57 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,883.16
$36.42
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$17.67
25 MISSION
$1,435.96
76 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$18.89
Recycling
1 1.5
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23,56
410
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
Sep
2022
Separa
$ e
Total
Space
Commodity
to from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billed
s
Base
Space
p
Rent
26 MOUNTAIN
$4,261.07
77 Trash
Yes
6 3.0
3 $4,237.20
$55.34
VIEW
Recycling
2 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.87
27 NORTHVIEW
$2,774.32
129
Trash
Yes
5 3.0
2 $2,354.00
$21.51
Trash
1 1.5
1 $117.71
Recycling
3 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $262.62
HHW Fee
$39.99
28 PARK
$1,374.70
73 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
5 $1,176.98
$18.83
TERRACE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$22.63
29 CA
$4,629.85
137
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$33.79
PATRICIAN
Trash
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
Trash
1 3.0
3 $706.20
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$42.47
30 RANCHO DEL
$6,033.88
110
Trash
Yes
8 3.0
3 $5,649.60
$54.85
SOL
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$34.10
31 SKYLINE
$1,612.91
82 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$19.67
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
9/23 - Increase 2x to 3x
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$25.42
32 TWIN PINES
$3,748.22
93 Trash
No
3 3.0
5 $3,530.94
$40.30
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
2 3.0
0 $13.36
HHW Fee
$28.83
33 VALLEY
$1,789.55
87 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$20.57
BREEZE
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$26.97
34 VALLEY
$2,492.03
75 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$33.23
VIEW
Recycling
1 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$23.25
35 WESTWIND
$4,143.16
86 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,766.32
$48.18
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$26.66
36 YUC LAND
$814.51
67 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $706.20
$12.16
increased trash size 1.5y to 3y
YACHT
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $87.54
decreased trash qty 2 to qty 1
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$20.77
37 YUC VALLEY
$2,856.98
104
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,824.74
$27.47
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$32.24
38 YUC VILLAGE
$1,317.17
82 Trash
No
1 3.0
4 $941.58
$16.06
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
2 $350.17
HHW Fee
$25.42
411
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
Sep
2022
of
5epara
$
Total
Space
CQmnrodity
to from
Qty
$izg
Freq
Rate
per
Comment
Billed
s
Base
Space
Rent
39 WISHING
$2,494.65
74 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$33.71
WELL
Trash
1 1.5
3 $353.11
Recycling
4 90gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$22.94
MOBILE HOME PARKS ON CURBSIDE BARREL SERVICE
40 EXECUTIVE
$7,778.79
151
Trash
Yes
64 60 gal
1 $4,186.88
$51.52
Trash -Extra
Yes
4 609al
1 $98,80
Trash
Yes
12 30 gal
1 $579.84
Trash
Yes
75 15 gal
1 $2.731.50
Recycling
151
90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
149
60 gal
1 $0.00
Lacking Bin
1 $6.68
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
41 WILDW04D
$9.682,16
148
Trash
Yes
148
60 gal
1 $9,682.16
$65.42
Recycling
148
90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
148
60 gal
1 MOO
42 SUN LAKE
$19.364.32
296
Trash
Yes
296
60gal
1 $19,364.92
$65.42
Recycling
296
90gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
296
60 al
1 $0,00
43 LAS CASITAS
$5,061.99
71 Trash
Yes
71 60 gal
1 $4,644.82
$71.30
Recycling
71 90 gal
1 $0.00
Trash
Yes
1 3.0
1 $235.40
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
1 $6.68
Bin totals: 274 Barrel totals: 1,929
412
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
December 2022
Separa
Total Billed
# of
Commodity
to from
C1ty
Size
Freq
Rate
$ Rate per
Comment
Spaces
Base
Space
Rent
BIN CUSTOMERS
1 ALADDIN
$2.323.44
96 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,11a.60
$24.20
Recycling
1 1.5
4 $0,00
Green Waste
2 1.5
1 $176.08
HHW Fee
$29,76
2 AVALON
$2,920.04
85 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,11$.60
$27.29
Recycling
1 1,5
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175-09
HHW Fee
$26.35
3 BEL-AIRE
S4,015.90
111
Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,766.32
$36.18
Lacking Bin
0 $40.08
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0,00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
S34.41
4 BONANZA
$2.171.55
83 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
2 $1,883.20
$2516
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
t
$262.62
HHW Fee
$25.73
5 CARAVAN
$1,784.28
70 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$25.49
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$21.70
6 CARRIAGE
$3,029,96
97 Trash
Yes
6 3.0
2 $2,824.80
$31.24
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$30.07
7 CRAFTON
$5.873.86
159
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2.824.74
$36.94
HILLS
Trash
3 3.0
4 $2,824.74
Recycling
4 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $176,09
HHW Fee
$49.29
8 CRESTVIEW
$3,044,78
145
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,624.74
$21,00
I
Recycling
2 3,0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$44,95
9 C:RFSTVIF.W
$2,075.30
55 Trash
Yes
2 30
4 $1,883.16
$37.73
11 Recycling
1 3,0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$17.05
10 ELDORADO
$5,300.53
217
Trash
Yes
10 3.0
2 $4,708.00
$24.43
Recycling
2 15
1 $0.00
Recycling
2 3,0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3,0
1 $350.18
Green Waste
2 1,5
1 $175,08
HHW Fee
$67.27
11 FREMONT
$3,035.23
114
Trash
No
4 3.0
3 $2,a24.80
$26-62
Recycling
3 15
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3,0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$35.34
12 GRANDVIEW
$4.059.64
99 Trash
Yes
4 3,0
4 $3,766.32
$41.01
EAST
Recycling
2 1.5
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $87.54
Green Waste
1 3,0
1 $176.09
HHW Fee
$30.69
13 GRANDVIEW
$897.10
51 Trash
Yes
1 30
2 $470.80
$17,59
WEST
Recycling
1 3,0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Trash
1 3,0
1 $236.40
HHW Fee
$15.81
413
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
December 2022
Separa
Total Billed
# of
Commodity
to from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
$ Rate per
Comment
Spaces
Base
Space
Rent
14 GREEN
$2,737.99
109
Trash
No
2 1.5
5 $1,177.04
$25.12
VALLEY
Trash
1 3.0
5 $1,176.98
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$33.79
15 HIDDEN
$899.89
60 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $706.20
$15.00
VALLEY
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$18.60
16 HIDDEN
$2,433.58
81 Trash
No
4 3.0
2 $1,883.20
$30.04
VILLAGE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 3.0
1 $525.27
HHW Fee
$25.11
17 HIDE -AWAY
$955.84
46 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
4 $941.58
$20.78
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$14.26
18 HILLCREST
$3,591.76
196
Trash
No
5 3.0
3 $3,531.00
$18.33
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$60.76
19 HITCHING
$5,683.89
111
Trash
No
6 3.0
4 $5,649.48
$51.21
POST
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$34.41
20 HOLIDAY
$4,929.66
129
Trash
No
5 3.0
4 $4,707.90
$38.21
Recycling
1 3.0
4 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
1 3.0
$6.68
HHW Fee
$39.99
21 KNOLLWOO
$5,157.24
125
Trash
Yes
7 3.0
3 $4,943.40
$41.26
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$38.75
22 SUN LAKE
$430.53
296
Trash
No
1 3.0
1 $235.40
Cont. below
VIEW
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
3 3.0
$20.04
23 MELODY
$2,128.52
32 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$66.52
LANE
Recycling
1 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$9.92
24 MT VISTA
$2,075.92
57 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
4 $1,883.16
$36.42
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$17.67
25 MISSION
$1,435.96
76 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$18.89
Recycling
1 1.5
3 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.56
26 MOUNTAIN
$4,261.07
77 Trash
Yes
6 3.0
3 $4,237.20
$55.34
VIEW
Recycling
2 90 gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$23.87
27 NORTHVIEW
$2,774.32
129
Trash
Yes
5 3.0
2 $2,354.00
$21.51
Trash
1 1.5
1 $117.71
Recycling
3 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
3 1.5
1 $262.62
HHW Fee
$39.99
28 PARK
$1,374.70
73 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
5 $1,176.98
$18.83
TERRACE
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$22.63
414
MHP SERVICE LEVEL REVIEW
December 2022
Separa
Total Billed
# of
Commodity
to from
Qty
Size
Freq
Rate
$ Rate per
Comment
Spaces
Base
Space
Rent
29 CA
$4,629.85
137
Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$33.79
PATRICIAN
Trash
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
Trash
1 3.0
3 $706.20
Recycling
1 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$42.47
30 RANCHO
$6,033.88
110
Trash
Yes
8 3.0
3 $5,649.60
$54.85
SOL
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$34.10
31 CTC
$1,612.91
82 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$19.67
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
HHW Fee
$25.42
32 TWIN PINES
$3,748.22
93 Trash
No
3 3.0
5 $3,530.94
$40.30
Recycling
1 3.0
1 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
2 3.0
0 $13.36
HHW Fee
$28.83
33 VALLEY
$1,789.55
87 Trash
Yes
2 3.0
3 $1,412.40
$20.57
BREEZE
Recycling
2 3.0
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$26.97
34 VALLEY
$2,492.03
75 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$33.23
VIEW
Recycling
1 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$23.25
35 WESTWIND
$4,143.16
86 Trash
Yes
4 3.0
4 $3,766.32
$48.18
Recycling
2 1.5
2 $0.00
Green Waste
2 3.0
1 $350.18
HHW Fee
$26.66
36 YUC LAND
$814.51
67 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
3 $706.20
$12.16
YACHT
Green Waste
1 1.5
1 $87.54
Recycling
2 3.0
1 $0.00
on 12/28/22 recycle incr
HHW Fee
$20.77
fm 2x's a wk to 3x's wk
37 YUC VALLEY
$2,856.98
104
Trash
Yes
3 3.0
4 $2,824.74
$27.47
Recycling
3 3.0
2 $0.00
HHW Fee
$32.24
38 YUC
$1,317.17
82 Trash
No
1 3.0
4 $941.58
$16.06
Recycling
1 3.0
3 $0.00
Green Waste
1 3.0
2 $350.17
HHW Fee
$25.42
39 WISHING
$2,494.65
74 Trash
Yes
3 3.0
3 $2,118.60
$33.71
WELL
Trash
1 1.5
3 $353.11
Recycling
4 90gal
1 $0.00
HHW Fee
$22.94
40 LAS CASITAS
$417.17
70 Trash
Yes
1 3.0
1 $235.40
$5.96
PARK MGMT
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
Locking Bin
1 $6.68
41 EXECUTIVE
$181.77
Locking Bin
1 3.0
$6.68
Green Waste
1 3.0
1 $175.09
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December 2022
sopara
Total billed
# of
commodlty
to from
Qty
size
Freq
Rato
$ Rate per
Comment
spaces
Base
Space
Rent
MOBILE HOME PARK$ ON CURBSIDE BARREL SERVICE
41 EXECUTIVE $7,547.62
151
Trash Yes
64 60 gal
1 $4,186.88
$49.98
Trash -Extra Yes
2 609al
1 $49.40
Removed 1 xtra 60g
trash bbl 11/7122
Trash Yes
12 30 gal
1 $579.84
Trash Yes
75 15 gal
1 $2,731.50
Recycling
151
90 gal
1 $0,00
Green Waste
149
60 gal
1 $0.00
42 WILDWOOl7 $9,682.16
148
Trash Yes
146
60 gal
1 $9,682.16
$65,42
Recycling
148
90 gal
1 $0.00
Green Wasle
148
60 gal
1 $0.00
22 SUN LAKE $19.364.32
296
Trash Yes
296
609al
1 $19,364.32
$66.87
Recycling
296
90gal
1 $0.00
Green Waste
296
60 al
1 $0.00
BINS: 276 1785
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Contact Information
Yucaipa Disposal
5455 Industrial Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Automated Payment Service
(888) 298-5161
Customer Service
(909) 797-9125
Hours of operation
Monday -Friday
8:00amto5:00pm
Follow us on
Website
Burrtec.com/yucaipa 5
What is
organic waste?
Organic waste is any material that is
biodegradable and comes from either a
plant or an animal.
Examples of organic waste include the
following material types:
• Food waste
• Food scraps
• Non-ediblefood
• Food soiled paper
• Non -hazardous wood waste
Green waste (known as landscape
or pruning waste)
Holiday Schedule
No service on these holidays
Christmas Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Memorial Day
New Year's Day
Thanksgiving Day
When the holiday falls on a weekday,
collections for the remainder of the week
will be delayed by one day. There fs no
service interruption or delay when the
holidoyfolds on a SoturdayorSundoy.
Sponsored by Yucaipa Disposal for the City of Yucaipa
Commercial, Roll Off and Multifamily Customers
Organics Recycling,
Are You In Compliance?
The state of California approved Assembly Bill 1826 which set forth statewide mandatory commercial organic waste recycling.
The City of Yucaipa adopted a Mandatory Organics Commercial Recycling Ordinance No.398. Businesses, includinga commercial or public entity that generates more than two cubic yards of solid waste per week or a multifamily residential dwelling or mobile home park of five units or more generating two or more cubic yards of solid waste per week are required to arrange far organic recycling services effective January 13, 2021. Please note that Multifamily dwellings and mobile home park$ is specific to green waste recycling only (not food waste). Organic waste means food waste, green waste, landscape and pruning waste and non- hazardous wood waste.
The State requirements specify that applicable business waste generators:
Separate organic waste from other waste and participate in a waste recycling service that includes collection and recycling of organic waste; or
• Recycle its organic waste on site, or self -haul its organic waste off -site fo r recycling, or;
• Donate to an eligible recipient.
Call our Customer Service office today at (909) 797-9125 to schedule a complimentary waste, recycling, and organics assessment.
Sustainability Update
The 2022 FOOD WASTE Recycling Program and YOU!
The California Senate passed a bill to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. CalRecycle reports that landfilled organic waste (including food waste) decomposes in landfills and generates greenhouse gases contributing to global climate change. Starting in 2022, all California residents will be required to participate in a Food Waste Recycling Program in order to complywith Senate Bill1383.
Senate Bill 1383 requires a 75% reduction in organic waste disposal statewide by 2025. 0 All residences and commercial businesses will be required to participate in this program to recycle organic waste, including food waste.
0.5 Stay tuned for more information about when these new programs will start in your neighborhood.
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Attention Food Service Providers
Existing state law requires certain businesses to implement a recycling and organics program. The law which went into effect July 1, 2020, requires food establishments that provide trash containers for products purchased and consumed on the premises toalso provide properly labeled containers for recyclables and organic waste (food waste).
These containers must be placed adjacent to trash containers.
AB 827 applies to limited -service restaurants
such as those restaurants where customers
order and pay at the counter and bus
their own tables after eating. The law
will affect restaurants, malls, and other
businesses that serve food. Full -service food
establishments that do not provide access to
trash containers for products consumed on
the premises will be exempt, as food workers
will likely separate post -consumer food
waste and recyclables in the dish washing
areas.
Highlights:
• AB 827 requires collection containers at the front -of -house to be visible, accessible, and labeled,
This law affects businesses that sell products that are meant for immediate consumption.
• Full -service restaurants where employees bus and clean tables are exempt but must provide labeled collection containers adjacent to trash containers for employees/staff to separate post -consumer recyclables and organics.
Forfurther information regardingthis law, please visit https://www.calrecycle,ca.gov Tips to Improve Recycling at the Office
✓ Replace paper coffee cups with reusable mugs
✓ Place a recycling container next to every trash container ✓ Post recycling lists and reminders to recycle
✓ Only print when necessary to save on paper use
✓ Create a designated recycling area for ink cartridges, tight bulbs and batteries to ensure proper disposal
Is Your Business in
Compliance?
The City of Yucaipa adopted a Mandatory Commercial
Recycling Ordinance No. 314 in 2012. The ordinance
requires husinesses and public entities, generating
four (4) cubic yards of trash or more and multifamily
residential dwellings with five or MQEe units, to
establish and maintain recycling service.
Recycling conserves our natural resources and landfill
space. Yucaipa Disposal's staff can assist in selecting the appropriate recycling service level, along with the necessary education and outreach to residents and
managerial staff. Call Yucaipa Disposal's Customer
Service department todayto schedule a complimentary
waste and recycling assessment.
if you already have a recycling program and would
like to make additional enhancements, please call our
Customer Service office for assistance.
Scavenging is illegal
Removal of garbage andlor recyclables from solid
waste containers is punishable bylaw
(Title 8 Chapter 8.28 Section 8.28.390 & 8.28.400)
Report Scavenging Activity!
Please Call:
Yucaipa Police Department
at (909) 790-31.00
REMEMBER: if you see a scavenger, do not approach
them! Get a description of the person and/or vehicle
with license plate number and their direction of travel.
Penalty for scavenging
Misdemeanor charge and/or fi nes
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Contact Information
Yucaipa Disposal
5455 Industrial Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Automated Payment Service
(888) 298-5161
Customer Service
(909) 797-9125
Hours of Operation
Monday -Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Website Fallow us on
Burrtec.com/yucaipa 0 S
, What Is
Organic
Waste?
Organic waste is any material that is
biodegradable and comes from either a
plant or meat products.
Examples of organic waste include the
following material types:
• Food waste
Food scraps
Non -edible food
• Food soiled paper
Non -hazardous wood waste
• Green waste (known as landscape
or pruning waste)
Bagged food waste is now acceptable
in the organics barrel.
Sponsored by Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. for the City of Yucaipa Residents Food Waste Recycling Is Here!
California passed a law to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The state reportsthat landfilled organic waste (including food waste) decomposes in landfills and generates greenhouse gases contributing to global climate change.
Food waste will no longer go into your trash, Residents can start recycling their food waste by bagging it and placing it in the green bin.
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Yucaipa Shred Event
Saturday, October 15, 2022, From 8 am to 12 noon*
Yucaipa Community Center West parking lot (34900 Oak Glen Rd.) Free confidential on -site document shredding. (Yucaipa residents ONLY) • Please bring proof of residency such as driver's license or identification. • Residents may bring up to 4 boxes (banker box size, 12" x 10" x 16") or 4 bags no larger than 15-gailons per person.
• Please only bring paper that should be shredded (most junk mail does not need to be shredded). Magazines, phone books, catalogs, etc. will not be accepted. • Walk ups are not allowed. For your safety and to ensure everyone is treated fairly, please drive through the line and do not get out of your car. Staff will unload your materials and take them to the onsite shredder.
There is no cost to residents for this service.
For more information please contact our Customer Service department at (909) 797-9125.
Sponsored by City of Yucaipa & Yucaipa Disposal
*shred event ends at 22 noon or when truck is full.
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New Rates for 2022/2023 Household Hazardous Waste
New adjusted rates are effective July 1, 2022.
The adjustment is due to increased operating
costs including disposal, labor, fuel, processing
and operational costs. For any questions please
contact Yucaipa Disposal at (909) 797-9.125. Bates
are as follows:
15-gallon ...................................... $18.21 30-gallon...................................... $24.16
64-gallon...................................... $32.71
Grilling? No Hot Coals
or Ashes in containers
DO NOT place hot coals in your trash container. Wait
48 to 72 hours until coals are cool. once coals are
cool, place in yourtrash container. Never place in the
recycling or green waste containers.
Holiday Schedule
No service on these holidays
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
When the holiday falls on u weekday, collections for
the remainder of the week will be delayed by one
day. There is no service interruption or delay when
the holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday -
Collection Facilities accept a wide variety of household generated hazardous wastes, but not business wastes, wastes from non-profit organizations, radioactive materials, explosives, medical wastes, or asbestos. These services are FREE for San Bernardino County residents only.
Collection Facilities Witt Accept Household Generated:
• Weed Killers, Cleaners, Gasoline, Antifreeze
* Wood Preservatives, Paints & Paint Products, Paint Thinner •Auto & Furniture Polish, Chemical Drain Cleaners
• Pesticides & Fertilizers, Pool & Hobby Supplies
Auto & Household Batteries
• Motor Oil, Oil Filters
* Electronic Waste Collection available throughout San Bernardino County.
Call 1-801}-Oily Cat for nearest location.
• Outdated Medications
Collection Facilities Will Not Accept:
• Business Wastes
• Wastes from Non -Profit Organizations
• Radioactives
• Explosives
• Medical Waste
• Asbestos
Collection Facilities - Call 909.382.5401 or 1.800.0ILY CAT (643.9229) to verify operating hours prior to visiting a collection center.
Redlands City Yard
San Bernardino International Airport
HHW Collection Center
HHW Collection Center
500 Kansas Street
2824 "W" Street, Building 302
Redtan ds, CA 92373
San Bernardino, CA 92 408
Phone.(800)645-9228
Phone* (800) 645-9228
Days/Hours; Saturday 9:30arn to 12:30prn
Days/Hours: Monday to Friday gam to 4pm
Electronic Waste (E-waste)
Electronic waste may contain potentially toxic substances such as lead, copper, and other heavy metals. This is why they must be disposed of properly! Llectronic waste, or e-waste, may include computers, monitors and televisions. Residents may place up to two a -waste items out with their bulky items for pickup. Please do not place e-waste in any of the barrels. Please Contact our Customer Service Department for more information.
City of Yucaipa Street Sweeping Program
Yucaipa disposal provides street sweeping services in order to assist the City of Yucaipa in maintaining clean streets and improving the environment. Arterial streets are swept twice a month while residential streets are once per month. Please see the current street sweeping schedule map to identify the street sweeping day in your neighborhood. A copy of the street sweeping schedule map isalso available on the City of Yucaipa website: yucaipa.org/street-sweeping/
Remember to move vehicles parked at the curb on your street sweeping day. it is also im portantto remind any service providers at your home or business (gardener, pool cleaner, etc.) of the street sweeping schedule and that theirvehicle should not be parked on the street in order to allow access to curb and gutter. Streetsweeping services are provided at no additional cost.
Please call Yucaipa Disposal at (909) 797-9125 with any street sweeping questions. 421
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Residents who recycle correctly help keep rates lower for everyone and lower the amount of trash going to the landfill! You can help by taking the Recycling Challenge!!! Win $100 if you recycle the right stuff!
Yucaipa Disposal will award two participating residents with a $100 prize (or account credit) if they are selected and keep their recycling, organics and trash in the right barrel.
Wow To Participate:
• Fill out entry form and send it to Yucaipa Disposal.
• Keep trash out of your recycling and organics barrels. • Keep recyclables and organics out of your trash barrel(s). • Entries will be selected at random - one per month (September and October 2022). ✓ Animai waste
✓ Bathroom waste
✓ Broken toys
✓ Bubble wrap
✓ Carpet
Ceramic glass
✓ Clothes hangers
✓ Diapers
4/ Grass clippings
✓ Leaves
✓ Palm fronds
✓ Prunings
✓ Shrub trimmings
✓ Small branches
✓ Tree trimmings
✓ Twigs
✓ Weeds
✓ Kitty litter
✓ Mirrors
✓ Pet food bags
✓ Pet waste
✓ Pizza boxes
✓ Pubberhoses
✓ Soiled paper products
Bagged Food
(Acceptable items)
✓ Bread ✓ Fruit
✓ Dairy ✓ Meat
✓ Fish V Moldy or
✓ Food waste spoiled food
and scraps ✓ Vegetables
"For residents with horses or livestock, a manure container is ava€alble for an additional charge.
✓ Aerosol cans (completely empty)
✓ Aluminum cans
✓ Brochures
✓ Cardboard
✓ Cereal boxes (no wax paper lining)
✓ Coupons
✓ Envelopes
✓ Glass bottles, jars
✓ Glass cosmetic bottles
✓ Junk mail
✓ Laundry bottles
✓ Magazines/catalogs
✓ Newspaper
r/ Paper
✓ Papertubes
✓ Phone books
✓ Plastic containers
✓ Plastic milk jugs
d Styrofoam products"
✓ Tin cans
✓ Tissue boxes
✓ Wrapping paper
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Residential Recycling
Yucaipa disposal is working in partnership with your community to raise awareness oft he importance of recycling, increase recycling participation and ell mi nating contamination from recycling and organics containers. This initiative is part of the City's efforts to promote recycling cost impact awareness and the success of the recycling programs.
The recycling container is for plastic containers, cardboard products, paper products, metal products and recyclable glass products only.
The organics container is for brush, grass clippings, leaves, palm fronds, shrub trimmings, small branches, tree trimmings, weeds and bagged food waste only. Reminder: Place bagged food waste in your organics barrel (acceptable items): Bread, Dairy, Fish, Food waste and scraps, Fruit, Meat, Moldy or spoiled food, Vegetables
Items other than the above mentioned materials must not be placed in the recycling or organics barrel(s), as it significantly impacts the recycling process and must be removed at a considerable cost. Recycling loads containing unacceptable items may be rejected for processing and sentto the landfill, which eliminates the benefits that are produced from the recycling program. High contamination of your recyclables could result in increased processing costswhich may impactyour trash and recyclables collection fees.
Everyone has a role to play to ensure we keep unacceptable materials out of the recycling or organics container(s). Not sure about what goes in each container? Contact our Customer Service team for assistance at (909) 797-9125. a,
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On collection day, please place your containers in the
street, at the curb, or near the corner of your driveway.
The containers handles should be facing your home.
Barrels should be placed t. foot apart from each other.
The containers need to be placed at least 3 feet away
from any obstruction such as a fence, mailbox, or -vehicle.
All barrels must be curbside by 6:00 a.m. on your
service day.
Bulky Item Pick -Up
Are you replacing an old sofa, water heater or refrigerator and don't know what to do with it? We'll take care of it. Residents can request up to four curbside collections of large or bulky items during a 12 month period (pick-up second week of FebJMay/Aug/Nov). Limit of five items per collection. This program also includes electronic waste. This program is at no additional cost and designed for your convenience. Please call our Customer Service Department one week prior to your scheduled collection day to arrange pick-up.
Tap 5 Items to Keep OUT of the Recycling Bin
Here are the top 5 items that should never be placed in the recycling bin:
1. No garden hoses. Despite being made from rubber, vinyl, or a combination of both, this item still belongs in the trash,
2. No diapers. Diapers should be placed in your trash bin.
3. No hazardous waste. This means no paint, motor oil, batteries, syringes, needles, etc. Hazardous Waste places our facility staff at risk. Do not place into any of your Burrtec collection containers.
4. No pet food hags. The wax coating prevents the bags from breaking down in the recycling process, so pet food bags go into the trash bin.
S. No electronic waste. These items are best recycled through a proper e-recycler.
Remember to keep the blue barrel free of contamination! 423
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Contact Information
Yucaipa Disposal
5455 Industrial Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Automated Payment Service
(888) 298-5161
Customer Service
(909) 797-9125
Hours of Operation
Monday -Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Website Follow us on
Burrtec.comfyucalpa 4) 0
Black/Tan Barrel is for trash
DO NOT ADD HAZARDOUS WASTE
BLACK BARREL
GUIDE
YES
NO
✓ Clothing
X Batteries
✓ Diapers
X Electronic waste
✓ Dishware
X Hazardous waste
✓ Hoses
X Hotashes
✓ Plastic bags
X Infectious waste
✓ Pet waste
X Flammables
✓ Pizza boxes
X Fluorescent bulbs
Plastic toys
X Machinery
v Plastic utensils
x Paint
✓ Shrink wrap
X Pesticides
• Straws
X Oil
✓ Window glass
X Sharps
✓ Wipes
X Tires
Sponsored by Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. for the City of Yucaipa Residents Food Waste Recycling Is here!
California passed a law to improve air quality by requiring statewide residential food waste and green waste recycling.
Food waste will no longer go into your black trash barrel. Residents can now start recycling their food waste by bagging it and placing it in the green barrel. ~9REAO
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J Aerosol cons
✓ Aluminum cans
✓ Brochures
✓ Cardboard
✓ Cartons
✓ Catalogs
J Computer paper
d Ervelopes
✓ Glass battles & iors
J Junk mail
✓ Newspaper
✓ Pcper products
✓ #1 - #7 Plastics
✓ Tin cans
✓ Tissue boxes
✓ Wrapping paper
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x Pizza boxes
x Plastic toys
x Stuffed animals
x Used paper products
x Wax paper
x Window glass
Green Barrel is for green waste & food waste
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BAG FOOD WASTE • DO NOT BAG GREEN WASTE
GREEN BARREL
GUIDE
YES
NO
✓ acigged food wpsto
X Anima! waste
✓ Birds of Paradise
X Batteries
✓ Dmad plants
X Cactus
✓ Flowers
X Concrete
,/ Food soiled paper
X Dirt
✓ Gross clippings
X Electronic wosie
✓ leaves
X Flammables
✓ Palm Fronds
X Glass
✓ Prunings & Twigs
X Hozardays wp5te
J Shrw4 trimmings
X Liquids
J Small branches
X Metal
✓ Untreated wood
X Plastic
J Weeds
X Racks
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Extra Holiday Waste
The holidays are approaching! Yucaipa Disposal will collect your excess holiday trash.
Beginning the day after Christmas for approximately I week, place excess holiday trash in bags alongside your container(s)on your collection day.
Recycle Your Christmas Tree!
Yucaipa Disposal wit( collect and recycle Christmas trees from single-family residences. Please place yc urtree at cu rbside after Christmas on your collection day. Yucaipa Disposal will provide this service for approximately a 2 week period after Christmas Day. Trees 6 feet and over need to be cut in half. Please take all ornaments, lights, and metal stands off of the tree. Flocked trees will not be recycled. They will be collected as trash. Flocked trees 6 feet and over need to be cut in half.
Did You Know?
Batteries must be taken to a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) facility where they will be disposed of properly. Throwing batteries in your trash, recycling, or green waste barrel could result in a truck fire or a fire at the materials processing facility. ALL batteries are considered HAZARDOUS WASTE in California! Dispose of your batteries properly. For more information visit: tootoxictotrash.com
Removal of garbage and/or recyclables from solid waste containers is punishable by law (Chapter 8.2 Section 8.28.390 & 8.28.4001
Report Scavenging Activity!
Please call Yucaipa Police Department: (909) 790.3100
REMEMBER: If you see a scavenger, do not approach them! Get a description of the person and/or vehicle with license plate number and their direction of travel.
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Electronic Waste (E-waste)
Electronic waste may contain potentially toxic
substances such as lead, copper, and other heavy
metals. This is why they must be disposed of
properly! Electronic waste, or e-waste, may include
computers, monitors and televisions. Residents may
place up to two a -waste items out with their bulky
items for pickup. Please do not place a -waste in any
of the barrels. Please Contact our Customer Service
Department for more information.
Holiday Schedule
Please note that services are interrupted on the following holidays:
Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day* New Year's Day*
*Clue to the 2022 Christmas and 2023 New Year's Day holidays on Sunday, there will be no service interruptions or delays during the holiday weeks.
Wham the holiday falls on a weekday, collections far the rem❑inderof the weekwill be delayed byone dory.
There is no service interruption ordeloy when the holiday falls on o 5aturdoy or5unday. 425
Bulky Item Pick -Up
Are you replacing an old sofa, water
heater or refrigerator and don't know
what to do with it? We'll take care of
it. Residents can request up to four
curbside collections of large or bulky
items during a 12 month period (pick-
up second week of Feb/May/Aug/Nov),
Limit of five items per collection. This
program also includes electronic waste.
This program is at no additional cost and
designed for your convenience. Please
call our Customer Service Department
one week prior to your scheduled
collection day to arrange pick-up.
Collection Day
Reminder
on collection day, please place your
containers in the street, at the curb, or
near the corner of your driveway, The
container handles should be facing your
home, Barrels should be placed 1 foot
apart from each other. The containers
need to be placed at least 3 feet away from
any obstruction such as a fence, mailbox,
or vehicle.
Alt barrels must be curbside by 6:00
a.m. on your service day.
Temporary Containers
For Special Clean-ups
Yucaipa Disposal offers large and small
containers for residential cleanups and
special projects. Containers are available
for 21-day rentals and include delivery
and removal. All unwanted materials can
be placed directly into the container with
the exception of hazardous waste, tires or
large amounts of dirt, rock, concrete, or
asphalt. Please call our Customer Service
Department to order one today!
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Contact Information
Yucaipa Disposal
5455 Industrial Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Automated Payment Service
(888) 298-5161
Customer Service
(909) 797-9125
Hours of Operation
Monday -Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 prn
Website Follow us an
Burrtec.com/yucaipa 0 0
Holiday Schedule
Please note that services are
interrupted on the following
holidays:
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day*
New Year's Day*
*Due to the 2022 Christmas and 2023 New
Year's Day holidays on Sunday,
there wit[ be no service interruptions or
delays during the holiday weeks.
When the holiday falls on a weekday,
collectrons for the remainder of the week will
be delayed by one day. There is no service
interruption ordeloywhen the holidayfalfs on
a Saturdayor Sundoy.
Did You Know?
California ThrowsAway
More than 6 Million Tons
of Food Waste Every Year!
Source - Cal Recycle
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CalreCycle-ca.gov/novlorgonic5/
Sponsored by Yucaipa Disposal for the City of Yucaipa
Commercial, Industrial and Multifamily Customers
SENATE BILL 15$3 ORGANICS 4f!&
DIVERSION AND RECYCLING
ARE YOU IN COMPLIANCE?
Businesses and multifamily properties are required to:
• Subscribe to recycling and/or organic waste collection service provided by Yucaipa Disposal. (Customer must secure containers provided by Yucaipa Disposal. If lost or stolen, customers are responsible for container replacement cost.) For futher information or questions contact Customer Service at (909) 797-9125.
Primary SB 1383 collection program will include a four -container system for bin and roll -off serviced sectors including multi -family complexes and commercial customers for recyclables, organics, trash and food waste.
• Annuallyprovideinformation toemployees, contractors, tenants, and customersabout recycling, organic waste collection requirements and proper sorting of materials. • Ensure employees, contractors, tenants, and customers have access to an adequate number, size, and location ofcontainerswith appropriate labels and containercolor, • Provide containers forthe collection of allwaste streams includingtrash, food waste and recyclabies i n all areas where disposal containers are provided forcustomers, except for restr❑ours. • Provide information to newtenants beforeorwithin 14 days of occupation of the premises. • Prohibit employees from placing recycling and organic waste in a container not designated to receive those materials types.
Supermarkets, grocery stores, food service providers, distributors, or wholesale food vendors have additional edible food recovery requirements such as:
• Not intentionally spoiling edible food that is capable of being recovered by a food recovery organization or service.
• Making arrangements via contract with a food recovery organization or service to recover edible food that would be redistributed for human consumption. • The state agency CalRecycle reports that organic waste in landfills accounts for20 percent of the methane gas generated in California and that methane emissions reductions help in combating climate change,
For more information about edible food requirements, please visit catrecycle.ca.gov Scavenging is Illegal
Removal of garbage and/or recyclables from solid waste containers is punishable by law (Title 8 Chapter 8.28 Section 8.28.390 & 8.28,400)
Report Scavenging Activity!
Please Call: ■
Yucaipa Police Department
at (909) 790-3100
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REMEMBER: If you see a scavenger, do not approach them! Get a description of the person and/or vehicle with license plate number and their direction of travel. 6.
Penalty for scavenging
Misdemeanor charge and/or fines
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Recycle Right!
Attention Food Service Providers
Place these types of materials in your
recycling container.
✓ Aerosol cans (completely empty) t
✓ Aluminum cans.'
✓ Brochures ;
✓ Cardboard
✓ Cartons
s
✓ Cereal boxes (no wax paper lining)
V Coupons
✓ Envelopes
✓ Glass bottles & jars
✓ Junk mail
V Magazines/catalogs
✓ Newspaper
✓ Paper
✓ Papertubes
✓ Phone books
V Plastic containers
V Plastic milk jugs *.
✓ Styrofoam products' *Please mote
w Tin cans that not all areas
Wrapping paper recycle Styrofoam.
Help Keep Your Recycling Clean
As of 2018, China, the largest market for the world's
recycling materials, enforced the new "National
Sword" policy. This policy banned numerous materials
including several types of plastics, unsorted mixed
paper and set strict standards for contamination
levels. This policy has impacted recycling operations
across the United States. Stakeholders are now faced
with the challenges of processing recyclables that
have little to no market value. Lowering the levels of
contamination (trash) and understanding that certain
materials may no longer be recyclable can help. We
need your support. In order to Continue pursuing
alternative markets and help contain costs, please
help lowerthe levels of contamination by only placing
acceptable materials in your recycling container.
Sorted recycle bales are shipped to recycling
manufacturing companies and made into new
products. At the sorting line at the Material
Recovery Facility (MRF), workers must remove
any contaminants— this is an essential and time-
consuming step that can slow down theprocess. Ifany
contaminants are missed in the sorting process, the
finished recycle bales could be rejected by recycling
manufacturers and, therefore, not acceptable to be
recycled. Keeping your recycling container free of
trash and non -recyclable contaminants will help
reduce costs. Spread the message, "Help keep
your recycling clean]"
Existing state law requires certain qualifying businesses to implement a recycling or organics recycling program. Effective July 1, 2020, Assembly Bill821 now requires food establishments that provide trash containers for products purchased and consumed on the premises to also provide properly labeled containers for recyclables and food waste for materials purchased on the premises for immediate consumption. These containers must be placed adjacent to trash containers.
The new law applies to limited -service
restaurants such as those restaurants
where customers order and pay at the
counter and bus their own tables after
eating. The law will affect restaurants,
malls, and other businesses that serve
food. Full -service food establishments
that do not provide access to trash
containers for products consumed on
the premises will be exempt, as food
workers will likely separate food waste
and recyclables in the dish washing
areas.
Requirements
• AB 827 requires collection containers at public access areas to be visible, accessible, and labeled.
• This law affects businesses that sell products that are meant for immediate consumption.
• Full -service restaurants where employees bus and clean tables are exempt but must provide labeled collection containers adjacent to trash containers for employees/staff to separate recyclables and food waste. ror further information regarding this law, please visit https-:// www.calrecycle.ca.gov
Tips to Improve Recycling at the Office
✓ Replace paper coffee cups with reusable mugs
✓ Place a recycling container next to every trash container d Post recycling lists and reminders to recycle
✓ Only print when necessary to save on paper use
✓ Create o designated recycling area for ink cartridges, light bulbs and batteries to ensure proper disposal
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Contact Information
Yucaipa Disposal
5455 Industrial Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
Automated Payment Service
(888) 298-5161
Customer Service
(909) 797-9125
Hours of Operation
Monday -Friday
8:00 am to 5-.00 pm
Website Follow us on
Burrtec,tomfyucaipa V a
Black Barrel is for trash
DO NOT ADD HAZARDOUS WASTE
Sponsored by Yucaipa Disposal, Inc. for the City of Yucaipa Residents Christmas Tree Recycling
Yucaipa Disposal will collect and recycle Christmastrees from single-family residences. Please place your tree at curbside after Christmas on your collection day. Yucaipa Disposal wili provide this service for approximately a 2 week period after Christmas Day. Trees 6 feet and over need to be cut in half. Please take all ornaments, lights, and metal stands off of the tree.
Flocked trees will not be recycled. They will be collected as trash. j Extra Holiday Waste
The holidays are approaching! Yucaipa Disposal will collect your excess holiday trash. Beginning the day after Christmas for approximately 1 week, place excess holidaytrash in bags alongside your container(s)on your collection day.
Holiday Waste Reduction
This holiday season choose to reduce your waste! Donate unwanted and usable toys, clothing, bikes and electronic items to local charities. The Salvation Army and Goodwill are a few of the many local thrift stares and donation stores that are in need of your gently used items. Go to SalvationArmy-SoCal.org or GoodwillSoCal.org for your nearest donation location.
BLACKr
YES
NO
✓
Clothing
x Batteries
✓
Diapers
x Electronic waste
✓
Dishware
x Hazardous waste
✓
Flower pots
x Hot ashes
✓
Hoses
x Infectious waste
✓
Plastic bags
x Flammable&
✓
Pet waste
X Fluorescent bulbs
✓
Pizza boxes
X Machinery
✓
Plastic toys
X Paint
✓
Plastic utensils
x Pesticides
✓
Shrink wrap
x Oil
✓
Straws
x Sharps
✓ Wipes
x Tires
Blue Barrel is for recyclable&
DO NOT BAG RECYCLABLES
YES
✓ Aerosol cans
✓ Aluminum cans
✓ Brochures
✓ Cardboard
✓ Cartons
✓ Catalogs
✓ Computer paper
✓ Envelopes
✓ Glass battles & jars
✓ Junk mail
✓ Newspaper
✓ Paper products
✓ #1 - #7 Plastics
✓ Tin cons
✓ Tissue boxes
✓ Wrapping paper
NO
X Bubble wrap
X Carpet
X Clothing
X Diapers
X Dishware
x Electronic waste
X Furniture
X Hoses
X Mirrors
X Pet food bags
x Pizza boxes
X Plastic toys
x Stuffed animals
X Used paper products
x Wax paper
NPW PROGRAM!
Bag your food waste
and place in your
green barrel!
BAG FOOD WASTE - DO NOT BAG GREEN WASTE
YES
✓ flagged food waste
✓ girds of Paradise
✓ dead plants
✓ Flowers
✓ Food soiled paper
✓ Grass clippings
✓ Leaves
✓ Palm Fronds
✓ Pruning& &Twigs
✓ Shrub trimmings
✓ Small branches
✓ Untreated wood
✓ Weeds
i' e,
X Animal waste
X Batteries
• CaGla5
x Concrete
x dirt
x Eleclronic waste
x Flammobles
X Glass
X Hazardous waste
X Liquids
X Metal
X plastic
X Rocks
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Food Waste Recycling Is here!
California passed a law to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The state reports that land fiIled organic waste (including food waste) decomposes in landfills and generates greenhouse gases contributing to global climate change. rood waste no longer goes into your black trash barrel. Residents can now start recycling their food waste by placing it in a clear bag in the green organics barrel.
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COOKED MEATS
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FRUITS &VEGETABLES
RAGGED
FOOD WASTE?
DAIRY YES!
LEARN MORE
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TWIGS & BRANCHES
PRUNINGS
LEAVES
GREEN WASTE? Oil
NO BAG! GRASS CLIPPINGS
Congratulations to our 2022 Yucaipa Recycle Right Contest Winners! September 20 2 Winner - Veronica R.
got October 2022 Winner - Lulyn G.
Removal of garbage and/or recyclables from solid waste containers is punishable by law (Chapter 8.2 Section 8.28.390 & 8.28.400)
Report Scavenging Activity!
Please call Yucaipa Police Department: (909) 790-3100
REMEMBER: If you see a scavenger, do not approach them! Get a description of the person and/or vehicle with license plate number and their direction of travel.
Penalty for Scavenging: Misdemeanor charge Au or fines
Holiday Schedule
Please note that services are interrupted
on the following holidays:
Memorial Day I Independence Day
Labor Day I Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day* I New Year's Day*
*Due to the 2022 Christmas and 2023 New Year's Day
holidays on Sunday, there will be no servile interruptions or delays during the holiday weeks.
When the holiday falls on a weekday, collections for the remQinder of the week will be delayed by one day. There is no service interruption or delay when the holiday falls on o Saturday or Sunday.
Bulky Item Pick -Up
Are you replacing an old sofa, water heater or refrigerator and don't know what to do with it? We'll take care of it. Residents can request up to four curbside collections of large or bulky items during a 12 month period (pick-up second week of Feb/May/Aug/Nov). Limit of five items per collection. This program also includes electronic waste. This program is at no additional cost and designed for yeur convenience. Please call our Customer Service Department one week prior to your scheduled collection day to arrange pick-up. 429
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2022 DATES
SAT, MAY 14TH SAT, OCT 15TH
8AM - 1 2 PM BAM - 1 2 PM
for until truck is full) (or until truck is full)
WHAT TO BRING
- A valid photo ID for proof of residency
- Up to 4 boxes (banker box size, 12" x 1 a" x 16") or
.4 bags no larger than 15-gallons per person
- Residential paperwork only (no business waste accepted)
LOCATION
YUCAIPA COMMUNITY CENTER
34900 Oak Glen Road Yucaipa, CA 92399
(main parking lot, west side)
CUSTOMER SERVICE: 909-797-91 25 YUCSHREDOI-22
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temporary 21 day bin
rentals for clean-ups and
special projects!
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DISPOSAL, INC.
"We'// 'fake Care 0/11"
A BURNTEC WASTE INDUSTRIES COMPANY
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SENATE BILL
1383
The California Senate
passed a bill requiring a 75%
reduction in organic waste
disposal by 2025.
All residences and commercial
businesses will be required to
participate in this program to
recycle organic waste,
including food waste.
SUSTAINABILITY UPDATE
The 2022 FOOD WASTE Recycling Program and YOU!
The California Senate passed a bill to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. CalRecycle reports that [andfi[led organic waste (including food waste) decomposes in landfills and generates greenhouse gases contributing to global climate change. Starting in 2022, all California residents will be required to participate in a Food Waste Recycling Program in order to comply with Senate Bill 1383.
Stay tuned for more information regarding the program in your community.
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PROYECTO DE LEY
DEL SENADO 1383
El Senado de California aprobb
un proyecto de ley que requiere
una reduccion del 75% en la
eliminacinn de desechos de
comida pars 2025.
Se requerira que todas [as
residencies y negocios
comerciales participen en este
programa para reciclar
desechos organicos, incluidos
los desechos de comida.
ACTUALIZACION DE SOSTENIBILIDAD
iEl Programa de Reciciaje de DESECHOS DE COMIDA 2022 y USTED! El Senad❑ de California aprobo un proyecto de ley para mejorar la calidad del aire y reducir [as emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero. CalRecycle informs que los residuos organicos en el vertedero (incluyendo Los residuos de alirnentos) se descomponen en vertederos y generan gases de efecto invernadero que contribuyen al cambio climatico global A partir del 2022, todos Los residentes de California reran requeridos a participar en un Programa de Reciclaje de Desechos de Comida para cumplir con el Proyecto de Ley Senatorial 1383.
Permanezca atento para obtener mas informacion sobre el programa en su comunidad. 10 SURRTEC
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customize a recycling plan
* Recycling guide to help x .,, `OF
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identify what items"
can be recycled fj
* recycling collection
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✓ Recycling bin containers `a ',, r'
✓ Barrel recycling
containers for locations
with storage limitations
Roll Off containers
Whether it's called dumpster -
diving or scavenging, it is the
unauthorized removal of solid
waste materials. Materials
placed in a recycling bin
have ❑ value that is used
to offset collection and 1
processing costs. When a
scavenger breaks the law and
removes those materials they ,4} '
are also removing any value
associated with the recycling
program, which ultimately
affects costs. l
If you see a scavenger, do
not approach them! Report ,
illegal activity to local law''
enforcement. Also, please
help us help you. Do not givekP
permission to scavengers to
take recyclables.
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State legislation mandates businesses
and public entities generating four (4)
cubic yards or more of waste per week
and multifamily residential dwellings with
Five (5 ) units or more to recycle.
California also requires food estoblishments
that provide trash containers for products
purchased and consumed on the premises to
also provide properly labeled containers for
recyclables and food waste, These containers
must be placed adjacent to trash containers.
A property owner of a commercial business or
a multifamily residential dwelling should require
tenants to source separate their recyclable
materials to aid in compliance.
It is critical that recyclables comply with the
program and are free of contamination. Loads
with contamination may be rejected from
entering the recycling process and subject to
additional handling fees.
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS NON ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
✓ Aerosol cans
✓ Aluminum cans
✓ Brochures
✓ Cardboard
✓ Cartons
✓ Cereal boxes, no lining
✓ Computer paper
✓ Coupons
✓ Envelopes
✓ Glass battles & jars
✓ Glass cosmetic bottles
✓ Junk mail
✓ Laundry bottles
✓ Ledger paper
✓ Magazines/catalogs
✓ Metal clothes hangers
✓ Newspaper
✓ Paper
✓ Paper tubes
✓ Phone books
✓ Plastic containers
✓ Plastic milk jugs
✓ Styrofoam"'
✓ Tin Cans
✓ Tissue boxes
✓ Wrapping paper
X Bubble wrap
X Carpet
X Ceramic dishes & cups
X Clothing
X Diapers
X Drinking glasses
X Electronics
X Furniture & fabric products
X Garden hoses
X Light bulbs
X Metal lawn furniture
X Mirrors
X Pet food bags
X Pizza boxes, soiled
X Plastic lawn furniture
X Plastic play pools
X Plastic toys
X Safety glass
X Stuffed animals
X Soiled aluminum foil
X Used paper plates
X Used tissue products
X Water hoses
X Wax paper
X Windows
*Not all areas recycle Styrofoam.
Please contact Customer Service for details.
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may be in compliance if
a landscaper removes
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landscape waste as part
of their service and takes it
to an organics processing A
facility for recycling.
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available for businesses.
All materials must be
placed in the landscape
waste container provided.
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detoils.
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State laws mandate that businesses
and multifamily dwellings (five or more
units), generating 2-cu6ic yards or more
of solid waste to establish and maintain
an organic recycling program.
Establishes targets to achieve a 50
percent reduction in the level of the
stotewide disposal of organic waste
from the 2014 level by 2020, and a
75 percent reduction by 2025,
The law provides CalRecycle the
regulatory authority required to achieve
the organic waste disposal reduction
targets.
State law also establishes an additional
target that not less than 20 percent of
edible food that is currently disposed
of is recovered for human consumption
by 2025.
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS NON ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
✓
Birds of Paradise*
✓
Brush
✓
Grass clippings
✓
Leaves
✓
Palm fronds*
✓
Prunings
✓
Shrub trimmings
✓
Small branches
✓
Tree trimmings
✓
Twigs
+�
Untreated wood
✓
Weeds
X Animal waste
X Batteries
X Cactus
X Clothing
x Electronic waste
X Flammables
X Food waste
X Hazardous waste
X Metal
x Plastic
X Recyclables
X Trash
ImIt is critical that recyclables comply with the program and are free of contamination, toads with contamination ay be rejected from entering the recycling process and
subject to additional handling fees.
"Not all materials are acceptable. No baxardous waste materials, Please contact Customer Service for details.
r i Organic material collected
'' from source separated food
waste programs that is taken
to the Material Recovery
Facility is mixed with green
waste to produce nutrient- r
rich compost. The complete
composting process takes
approximately three months_
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Separated food waste I♦W'
is also processed into a
slurry for use in Anaerobic
Digestion (AD), AD is a
biological process that
produces a hio gas from
organic wastes. The AD
process consists of the
conversion of decomposed
matter to organic acids that
become methane gas. This
gas is used to produce ANAERO.2
energy as well as sustain the I DIGEST1111
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Rather than sending food waste to landfills, Burrtec
helps its customers manage their food waste through
source reduction, food rescue programs, composting
and anaerobic digestion. In addition to doing the right thing for our environment, the following legislation
requires organics recycling in California.
Mandatory Commercial Organics
Recycling requires businesses and public
entities, generating 2-cubic yards or more
of solid waste to establish a commercial
organics recycling program.
Organic Waste Methane Emissions
Reductions e5tablishe5 targets to orhieve
a 50 percent reduction in the level of the
statewide disposal of organic waste from
The 2014 level by 2020, and a 75 percent
reduction by 2025.
The law provides CalRecycle the regulatory
authority required to achieve the organic
waste disposal reduction targets, and
establishes an additional target that not
less than 20 percent of edible food that is
currently disposed of is recovered for human
consumption by 2025.
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
NON ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
J Bones
X
Aluminum foil
J Breads & grains
X
Bottles and cans
J Coffee grounds
X
Cooking oil
J Cooked meats & poultry
x
Electronics
J Cooked seafood
X
Glass
,f Dairy products
X
Green waste
J Eggshells
x
Hazardous waste
J Food soiled paper
X
Liquids
J Fruits x Plastic
J Plate scrapings X Raw meat & poultry
,I Tea bags x Raw seafood
✓ Vegetables x Trash
ImIt is critical that recyclables comply with the program and are free of contamination. Loads with contamination ay be rejected from entering the recycling process and
subject to additional handling fees.
Not all materials are acceptable.
Pleose cantata Customer Service for details.
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ATTACHMENT 3
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Company Detail
Company Name
%4ARZ & COMPANY PRUrING INC
Address
444 COLTON AVF
COLTON. CA 9024-3019
Contact Name
AHNETTE VVF88
Phone dumber
i;909)82$6970
Profit tndicaux
P
PS Form 3607R - Mailing Transaction Receipt
Account Holder Account Number
253344
Account Holder Permit Number
2758
Account Holder permit Type
PI
Account Holder GRID
2501312
Past Office of Permit
SAN 8ERHARDINO CA 92423.990A
Post Office of Maiting
SAU 8ERNARDINO CA 92423-9998
Post Office of Permit Cost Center
056744-n052
Post Office of Mailing Cost Center
056744-0952
Mailing Agent Name
Vv1RZA1.10 COUPANY
Mailing Agent CRID
2591312
Mail Owner Name
BuMec
Mail Owner CRID
24490636
JOB I❑
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Customer Reference IO
CAPS Transaction Number
WA
Class of Mail
U5PS Marketing Mail
Processing Category
Letlem
Postage Statement10
W962215
Mailing Group 1D
4138233W
Mailer's Mailing Date
04.27.2023
Mailer Declared Total Pieces
13.471 pcs.
Mailer Declared Total Weight
673.5500Ibs.
Mailer Declared Weight of a single -piece
0.0590lbs.
LISPS Determined Total Pieces
13.471 pcs_
LISPS Determined Total Weight
573.55001bs.
LISPS Determined Weight of a single -piece
0.05061bs.
total Number of Containers
43 Total Adjusted Postage
5 3.754.62
Payment Date and Time
04l2712023 13:47
Payment Transaction Number
202311715471322MI
Adjustment Transaction Humber
Mai le r Figures Adju sted?
No
Person authorizing adjustment
Name
Phone Number
Acceptance Site Mailer ID
Clerk Initials
SSS
Mail Arrival Date and Time
04r2713423 13:47
2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CITY OF YUCAIPA REFUSE COLLECTION SERVICE CHARGES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on June 12, 2023, at 6:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the City Hall, Council Chambers, 34272 Yucaipa Blvd, Yucaipa, California, 92399, the City Council of the City of Yucaipa will hold a public hearing concerning the charges for refuse collection service.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHARGES
A. Basis upon which the charges were calculated — The City Council has previously determined that the collection and disposal of refuse in the City is a service to be performed by a private company, under an exclusive franchise agreement.
The monthly residential curbside collection charge is comprised of five components: (1) an amount for the administration and operation of automated curbside refuse collection service, which includes the provision of three collection carts; the option of either a 15, 30, or 60-gallon refuse cart, one 90-gallon recycling cart and one 60-gallon green & food waste cart, with weekly pick-up service, (2) an amount for the hauler to dispose of the refuse and process the green & food waste and recyclables (the "tipping fee"), (3) an amount to operate the curbside bulky item collection service, (4) an amount for the administration and operation of a Household Hazardous Waste Program, and (5) an amount to compensate the City for its administrative costs in connection with the services (the "franchise fee").
The monthly commercial collection charge is comprised of three components: (1) an amount for the administration and operation of commercial bin refuse and recycling collection service, (2) an amount for the hauler to dispose of the solid waste (the "tipping fee"), and (3) an amount to compensate the City for its administrative costs in connection with the services (the "franchise fee").
The charges represent the amount the City has negotiated with the private company franchisee for refuse collection services.
B. Reason for the charges — The City uses the refuse collection charges for the operation and administration of the refuse disposal, recycling, and household hazardous waste programs. The proposed increases per month represent the additional costs, as negotiated with the franchisee, to provide collection service, refuse, recycling, green waste, food waste, and manure collection service in compliance with state mandates. The proposed increases will be finalized after the public hearing but will not exceed the amounts set forth in this notice.
The 2023-2024 proposed increases are due to changes in the consumer price index (CPI), trash disposal tip fee adjustments, and reductions in the residential HazMat fees and declining recyclables commodity markets. In addition, commercial rate adjustments are impacted by state diversion and compliance mandates related to organics and recyclables diversion programs that also include SB 1383 programming such as compliance monitoring, compost procurement, edible food recovery, contamination monitoring, and ongoing education.
C. Charge per parcel — The City proposes to adopt a revised Exhibit D (exhibit of Franchise Agreement) that increases the residential refuse collection services charges for fiscal year 2023-2024 as follows:
Current
Maximum Option
Recommended Option
Monthly curbside collection charge 15gallon)
$18.21
$25.34*
$20.69
Monthly curbside collection charge 30gallon)
$24.16
$26.17*
$26.17
Monthly curbside collection charge 60gallon)
$32.71
$34.82
$34.58
*If no subsidy is approved.
The City also proposes to increase the charges for residential bin service and commercial bin service for fiscal year 2023-2024. A complete listing of all proposed charges for commercial and residential services is printed on the reverse of this notice. If you need assistance determining the charge for your property or parcel, please contact Yucaipa Disposal by calling (909) 797-9125.
WRITTEN REPORT
The City has caused a written report to be prepared and filed with the City Clerk regarding the proposed increased commercial and residential bin collection service charges. As required by California Government Code Section 66016, the written report also provides data indicating the amount of cost, or estimated cost, to provide refuse collection service and the revenue sources anticipated to provide the service. A copy of the written report will be available on the City website at www.yucaipa.org and at City Hall by June 1, 2023.
PUBLIC HEARING
At the public hearing, the City will hear and consider all objections or protests to the proposed rate increases. All interested persons shall be afforded the opportunity to hear and be heard. Written protests regarding the proposed increases must be filed with the City Clerk prior to the close of the public hearing pursuant to the requirements stated on the June 12, 2023, City Council Agenda, which will be available on the City's website for at least 72 hours prior to the start of the City Council meeting.
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EXHIBIT A
CITY OF YUCAIPA PROPOSED RATE INCREASE 7/1/23
Current
Proposed
Service Type
Rate
Rate
Residential Service
15-gallon barrel - recommended
$18.21
$20.69
30-gallon barrel - recommended
$24.16
$26.17
60-gallon barrel - recommended
$32.71
$34.58
15-gallon barrel - maximum
$23.38
$25.34
30-gallon barrel - maximun
$24.35
$26.17
60-gallon barrel - maximun
$32.71
$34.82
Extra 30-gal trash barrel
$8.67
$8.84
Extra 60-gal trash barrel
$12.35
$12.37
Extra 60-gal Organics barrel
$4.44
$8.11
Livestock/horse waste barrel (60-gal)
$18.47
$33.86
Carry Out
$14.60
$15.58
Clean-up barrel
$25.05
$26.35
Extra pick-up (15-gal)
$7.70
$8.01
Extra pick-up (30-gal)
$8.67
$8.84
Extra pick-up (60-gal)
$12.35
$12.37
Return trip charge
$9.65
$10.41
Residential Bin Service
Size Freq
1.5 1
$91.46
$96.84
1.5 2
$168.66
$178.62
1.5 3
$245.87
$260.41
1.5 4
$323.08
$342.20
1.5 5
$400.29
$423.99
1.5 6
$477.49
$505.78
3 1
$168.66
$178.62
3 2
$323.08
$342.20
3 3
$477.49
$505.78
3 4
$631.91
$669.36
3 5
$786.32
$832.94
3 6
$940.73
$996.51
Residential Manure Bin Service
Size Freq
2 1
$123.23
$137.27
2 2
$246.43
$274.50
2 3
$369.66
$411.77
2 4
$492.85
$548.99
2 5
$616.09
$686.28
2 6
$739.30
$823.51
Current
Service Type Rate
Multi Family Trash Service w/Recycling
Size Freq
1.5 1 $117.71
1.5 2 $235.40
1.5 3 $353.11
1.5 4 $470.80
1.5 5 $588.52
1.5 6 $706.20
3 1 $235.40
3 2 $470.80
3 3 $706.20
3 4 $941.58
3 5 $1,176.98
3 6 $1,412.40
60-GAL barrel 1 $40.03
Proposed
Rate
$118.91
$237.80
$356.72
$475.62
$594.53
$713.42
$237.80
$475.62
$713.42
$951.23
$1,189.03
$1,426.86
$39.34
Multi Family Mixed Organics
30-GAL barrel 1
n/a
$36.70
30-GAL barrel 2
n/a
$60.39
30-GAL barrel 3
n/a
$79.86
30-GAL barrel 4
n/a
$99.69
30-GAL barrel 5
n/a
$127.64
30-GAL barrel 6
n/a
$138.78
60-GAL barrel 1
n/a
$38.96
60-GAL barrel 2
n/a
$64.81
60-GAL barrel 3
n/a
$86.44
60-GAL barrel 4
n/a
$108.42
60-GAL barrel 5
n/a
$138.53
60-GAL barrel 6
n/a
$151.84
Miscellaneous Charges
HazMat Fee (Residential / MF per ui
$0.33
$0.31
Extra pick-up
$36.10
$38.05
Locking container
$6.68
$7.13
Bulky Item Pick Up
$12.28
$13.10
Bulky Item - Trip Charge
$33.45
$35.70
Contamination Fee
Recycling Barrel/Bin
$42.94
$45.83
FW Barrel/Bin
$73.61
$78.54
GW Barrel/Bin
$61.36
$65.47
Commercial Pull -Out
$14.60
$15.58
Certificate of Destruction
$122.22
$132.00
Steam Clean
$225.92
$241.05
Barrel Services
- Barrel Exchange (one exchange p
$17.26
$18.41
year at no charge, does not apply
to
graffiti or damaged barrels
- Barrel Replacement lost or stolen
$74.35
$79.33
Bin Services
- Bin Exchange (one exchange per
$86.31
$92.09
year at no charge, does not apply
to
graffiti or damaged bins
- Bin Replacement + actual cost of t
$95.60
$102.00
lost or stolen
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EXHIBIT A
CITY OF YUCAIPA PROPOSED RATE INCREASE 7/1/23
Current Proposed
Service Type Rate Rate
Commercial Trash Service w/Recyc & FW - Equalized
Size Freq
1.5 1 $117.71 $131.46
1.5 2 $235.40 $262.89
1.5 3 $353.11 $394.36
1.5 4 $470.80 $525.80
1.5 5 $588.52 $657.26
1.5 6 $706.20 $788.69
3 1 $235.40 $262.89
3 2 $470.80 $525.80
3 3 $706.20 $788.69
3 4 $941.58 $1,051.59
3 5 $1,176.98 $1,314.48
3 6 $1,412.40 $1,577.40
60-GAL barrel 1 $40.03 $42.06
Commercial Compactor Trash Service w/Recyc & FW
Size
Freq
1.5 1
$161.26
$171.17
1.5 2
$322.49
$342.32
1.5 3
$483.75
$513.50
1.5 4
$644.97
$684.64
1.5 5
$806.23
$855.81
1.5 6
$967.44
$1,026.93
2 1
$215.80
$239.97
2 2
$431.57
$479.96
2 3
$647.37
$719.93
2 4
$863.16
$959.87
2 5
$1,078.96
$1,199.88
2 6
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
3 1
$323.69
$359.97
3 2
$647.37
$719.93
3 3
$971.05
$1,079.87
3 4
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
3 5
$1,618.42
$1,799.79
3 6
$1,942.11
$2,159.75
4 1
$431.57
$479.96
4 2
$863.16
$959.87
4 3
$1,294.74
$1,439.84
4 4
$1,726.32
$1,919.79
4 5
$2,157.90
$2,399.72
4 6
$2,589.47
$2,879.67
Roll -Offs (Trash)
No CDSPD as 8120122
20 yard
$425.06
$449.91
40 yard compactor
$643.77
$680.45
40 yard
$506.56
$534.05
Demo
$588.06
$618.19
Rental Fee
$205.27
$219.03
Excess Disposal (per ton)
$45.28
$46.74
Roll -Offs (Recycling)
20 yard
$250.12
$266.88
40 yard
$250.12
$266.88
Demo
$250.12
$266.88
40 yard compactor
$387.32
$413.28
RO Dry Run
$133.28
$142.21
Current
Proposed
Service Type
Rate
Rate
Food Waste Service Equalized w/Trash incl Recyc
Size
Freq
2 1
$156.93
$175.26
2 2
$313.86
$350.54
2 3
$470.80
$525.80
2 4
$627.71
$701.05
2 5
$784.66
$876.32
2 6
$941.58
$1,051.59
30-GAL barrel
1 $33.24
$35.12
30-GAL barrel
2 $66.61
$70.36
30-GAL barrel
3 $99.95
$105.58
30-GAL barrel
4 $133.31
$140.83
30-GAL barrel
5 $166.66
$176.04
30-GAL barrel
6 $199.99
$211.26
60-GAL barrel
1 $40.03
$42.06
60-GAL barrel
2 $80.10
$84.16
60-GAL barrel
3 $120.14
$126.24
60-GAL barrel
4 $160.20
$168.34
60-GAL barrel
5 $200.24
$210.42
60-GAL barrel
6 $240.27
$252.48
Green Waste Commercial Service
Size
Freq
1.5 1
$87.54
$97.21
1.5 2
$175.09
$194.40
1.5 3
$262.62
$291.60
1.5 4
$350.17
$388.80
1.5 5
$437.70
$485.99
1.5 6
$525.24
$583.20
3 1
$175.09
$194.40
3 2
$350A7
$388.80
3 3
$525.24
$583.20
3 4
$700.32
$777.59
3 5
$875.41
$972.00
3 6
$1,050.49
$1,166.39
30-GAL barrel
1 $34.49
$37.11
30-GAL barrel
2 $56.80
$61.21
30-GAL barrel
3 $75.14
$81.09
30-GAL barrel
4 $93.81
$101.33
30-GAL barrel
5 $120.10
$129.68
30-GAL barrel
6 $130.65
$141.23
60-GAL barrel
1 $36.68
$39.73
60-GAL barrel
2 $61.08
$66.35
60-GAL barrel
3 $81.53
$88.74
60-GAL barrel
4 $102.30
$111.49
60-GAL barrel
5 $130.69
$142.37
60-GAL barrel
6 $143.33
$156.45
Temporary Bins
Temporary Bins
$115.14
$121.42
Additional Empty
$37.00
$38.05
Bin Dry Run
$38.07
$40.62
445
ATTACHMENT 4
446
As of June 8, 2023, there have been no objections/protests received by the City of Yucaipa pertaining to the FY 2023/2024 proposed refuse collection services charges.
447
ATTACHMENT 5
222 West Hospitality Lane, 2"" Floor, San Bernardino, CA 92416-0017 I Phone: 909.386.8701 Fax: 909.386.8900
SAN BERNARDINO
V
UNTY
April 25, 2023
Chris Mann
City Manager
City of Yucaipa
34272 Yucaipa Boulevard
Yucaipa, CA 92399
WWW,SBCalrrrty.gov
Department of Public Works Brendon Biggs, M.S., P.E.
Director
■ Flood Control • Special districts
• Operations • Surveyor Noel Castillo, P.E.
• Solid Waste Management • Transporlation Assistant Director David Doublet, M.S., P.L.
Assistant Director
RE: FISCAL YEAR 2023-2024 WASTE DELIVERY AGREEMENT (WDA) CONTRACT RATE
CALCULATION
Dear Mr. Mann:
The purpose of this letter is to notify you the FISCAL YEAR 2023-24 F;nal WDA rate of $42.07 per ton will be effective July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024, for waste disposal services provided to your city pursuant to the WDA agreement with San Bernardino County.
The Department of Public Works — Solid Waste Management Division has calculated the Cast of Living Adjustment as prescribed in Amended Section 4.2(B) Calculation of Escalation of the amended WDA from June 2022 (Amendment). The Amendment provides that in no case will the adjustment to the WDA rate exceed 85% of the County's approved general public gate rate (without the current CDSDP recycling fee of $12.00). On April 25, 2023, the Board of Supervisors approved a gate rate increase for Fiscal Year 2023- 24 in the amount of $1.55 per ton, or a 3.2% increase over the current gate rate of $47.94 per ton, for a total public gate rate of $49.49 per ton. Therefore, the WDA rate for the upcoming fiscal year will be capped at $42.07 per ton. The calculation worksheet is attached for your information.
The 542.07 per ton final Contract Rate will be applied to your July 2023 tonnage on your WDA credit accounts that will be billed approximately August 15, 2023. If you have any questions about this notice or the rate calculation, please call me at (909) 386-8701 or Michael Hernandez at (909) 387-1871.
Sincerely,
D A R R E J7ME KA, P.E.
Deputy Director
Attachment: WDA !'fate Calculation
cc: Michael Hernandez, Supervising Accountant III
Lori Cram, Accountant III
FISCAL YEAR 2023/2024
WASTE DELIVERY AGREEMENT
COLA ADJUSTMENT PER AGREEMENT SECTION 4.2(B)
Effective as of July 1, 2023
Fixed Portion of Rate
Escalating Portion of Rate
Total Rate
El = Employment Cost Index -_Series ID: CIU2.0100000000001 f8) (Compensation, Not Seasonally Adjusted, Private Industry Workers, Quarter ending September) (For E12 refer to Page 10 of the Dol- BI-S Series Report attached) Ell for Quarter ending September 2022
E12 for Quarter ending September 1997 - revised base year of 2005 = 100.00 Index difference
Percentage change
PPI = Producer Price Index - Series ID: WPU03thru15
(Commodities, Industrial Commodities, Not Seasonally Adjusted) PPI, for September 2022
PPI2 for September 1997
Index difference
Percentage change
Cost of Livina Adiustment
1) Labor Adjustment = Labor Percent X Percentage Change in E1
30.00% X 107.55% =
2) Other Adjustment =100% less Labor Percent X Percentage Change in PPI
70.00% X 111.07% _
Cost of Living Percent Adjustment
Escalation Amount
FY 202312024 WDA Rate
Fixed Portion of Rate
Escalated Portion $17,63 + $19.40 =
WDA Renewal Discount, eff. July 1, 2016
Change in Law (per ton calculation)
Total Date
85% of Gate Rate ($49.49 approved by the Board on 4125123) for FY 23124 Cell input to tie to index table value
$10.87
17.63 $28.50
154.00
74.20 79.80
107.65%
269.54
127.70
141.84
111.07%
3226%
77.75%
110.01 %
$19.40
$10.87
$37.03
($0.82)
$0.00
$47.08
$42.07
N',\WDA - FY2023.24 Rate Change ComputationWVDA Catc-Flnel 450 Printed: 041i Bf2023
FISCAL YEAR 202312024
WASTE DELIVERY AGREEMENT
COLA ADJUSTMENT PER AGREEMENT SECTION 4.2(R)
Emnlovment Cost Index
Data extracted on, January 31, 2023 (12'21:07 PM)
Sedeeld: CIU2010D000000001(0)
Not Seasonally AdlUsttd
comoonsatleni Total Campon5atlon
sector: Private industry
periodicity: Index number
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2003 91,4 92.3 93.2 93.6
10, 9`,9 95.9 96.7 97.2
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2911 113.3 4,6 115
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2013 217.9 118.E "1 119,4
2014 114.9 121 l21.7 122,2
2015 123.2 111:1 T24 L29.5 �
20 i6 125.4 1 12 4.2 126.8 12 7, 2
201.7 128.3 129, 2 130.0 13 0.5
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Data extr8tted on: February 16, 2021 (9:59:33 AM)
5erles Id; WPU03THRU16
Not Seasonally Aofusted
Group: Industrial CanmodiVes
Item: Industrial Wf WOcil615
Bast Date; 1982M
Year
Tan
Fab
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7u1
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12&4
225.3
126.4
127.3
127.5
127.1
127
127.3
127.4
127.5
120
129.3
127.3
1997
130.3
129.9
127.1
126.7
127
127.2
121
T27,3
127,7
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127.7
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125.9
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125.3
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125.1�
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114,3
124.1
124.2
123.8
123.3
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1999
123.1
122.7
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124,E
125.6
126,1
127
RIA
129.3
129
129.6
129.4
126.5
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131,5
132,6
132.2
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135,9
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135.2
137.3
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134.6
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139.7
137.7
138.2
138.6
137.1
134.S
134.3
134.3
131.1
130.9
129.1
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129.4
129.1 _1
130.5
132.4
132.3
132.4
132.6
132.0
133.7
134.8
134.7
134.4
132,4
2003 _I
136,7
139,3
l43,6
136.2
137,E
139.2
139.1
139.1 139.1
139.2
138.0
139.5
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142.2
142.6
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146.5
147.3
145.2
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153.5
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147.5
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176.4
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184.6
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