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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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5/22/2017
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<br />SBWMA Page 2 <br />April 7, 2017 <br />Reference Section Description Modifications to Model Agreement <br />5.02.B Multi‐Family Solid <br />Waste Service <br /> Modified language to generally provide additional clarity and improve organization of <br />the content. <br /> Amended language regarding the service requirements to be provided at no cost to <br />Customers and Long Distance Service and Container Relocation Service to be provided <br />by Contractor upon Customer request for an additional charge. The Long Distance <br />Service is the same as the current Distance Service, but language was been amended <br />to more clearly define the service conditions under which this applies. <br /> Added new Container Relocation Service and related Attachment Q charge that will <br />allow Contractor to charge Customers that request relocation of their Containers from <br />a location that is not accessible by the Collection vehicles or cannot be safely moved by <br />route personnel, and that requires Contractor to dispatch a special vehicle to relocate <br />the Container. <br /> Addressed slope access conditions, which may necessitate Container Relocation <br />Service, if the Customer does not place Containers in an accessible location. <br /> Included language on how disputes related to slope, Long Distance Service, and <br />Container Relocation Services will be handled. <br />5.02.C Commercial Solid <br />Waste Collection <br />Service <br />Clarified and streamlined language by referring to relevant sections of the Multi‐Family <br />provisions including the above slope, Long Distance Service, and Container Relocation <br />Services. <br />5.02.D Agency Solid Waste <br />Collection <br /> Clarified and streamlined language by referring to relevant sections of the Multi‐Family <br />provisions including the above slope, Long Distance Service, and Container Relocation <br />Services. <br /> Removed public recycling Container service from this Section on Solid Waste and added <br />it to Section 5.03.D on Agency Recycling Collection. <br />5.03 Targeted Recyclable <br />Materials Collection <br /> Clarified and streamlined language generally. <br /> Deleted requirements that pertained to the initial contract roll‐out in 2010, including <br />universal implementation of recycling to all Customers. <br />5.04 Organics Material <br />Collection <br /> For Single‐Family, clarified that additional Organic Materials Carts and weekly service <br />thereof is available for an extra charge specified in Attachment Q. Eliminated the option <br />of Customers renting or purchasing their own Containers. <br /> Added clarification that standard Organics service for Single‐Family is a 96‐gallon Cart. <br /> Deleted requirements that pertained to initial contract roll‐out in 2010. <br /> Shifted the start of holiday tree collection from December 26 to January 2. <br /> Streamlined language generally by deleting provisions that were redundant with other <br />sections (by referencing the relevant sections). <br />5.05.A and <br />5.05.B <br />Single‐Family and <br />Multi‐Family Bulky <br />Item Collection <br />Service <br /> Added for clarification that Contractor shall provide two Bulky Item Collections at no <br />cost to the Customer annually and shall charge Customers that request additional <br />Bulky Item Collection service at Agency‐approved charges in Attachment Q. This <br />clarification allowed for elimination of Section 5.12, Fee for Service Bulky Collection, <br />as it was redundant. <br /> Amended acceptable materials to allow residents to set out up to three large items of <br />their choice whereas they were previously limited to one each of appliance, bulky <br />items, or e‐scrap (for example, the amended language allows for three appliances). <br /> Eliminated requirement that a route supervisor will visit each residence prior to the <br />bulky pick‐up to assess the materials. <br /> Removed specification of the type of vehicle Contractor shall use, allowing Contractor <br />its choice. <br /> Established a maximum “daily limit” of 150 Bulky Item Collection pick‐ups for the <br />SBWMA Service Area to align with program costs included in Contractor’s <br />Compensation. Included a meet and confer process with SBWMA and Agency when <br />the average number of pick‐ups is approaching the daily limit in order to discuss <br />FAX Committee Final Findings Report 04/20/2017 Attachment G: Section-by Section <br />Summary of Proposed Changes p - 2 <br />7.A - Page 32
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