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<br />Note: Commercial Rear Loader and Front Loader and Industrial Roll-off Solid Waste <br />Service will be individually calculated on a separate spreadsheet and then combined as <br />"Commercial Solid Waste Service" on Attachment 2A, 2B and 2C. <br />In addition, the Contractor will prepare schedules showing Truck Maintenance and <br />Administration costs that tie to the expenses shown in the above categories. <br />PREPARATION OF EXPENSE PROJECTIONS <br />The expense projection methodology is included in Section III of these guidelines. The <br />Contractor is encouraged to identify in its Application, any areas where productivity <br />improvements can be achieved which are deviations from the current operations and as a <br />result, decrease current expenses. These improvements should be segregated from other <br />expenses and supporting documentation should be provided. <br />PREPARATION OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION <br />The Contractor will be expected to provide supporting documentation for all expense <br />categories. For each such expense, the Contractor must make appropriate supporting <br />documentation available to the consultant during the compensation review process. <br />Typical supporting documents that should be provided/ made available include, but are <br />not limited to: <br />.:. Audited financial Statements for the Most Recently Completed Fiscal Year <br /> (including reconciling schedule) <br />.:. Labor Agreements <br />.:. General Ledger <br />.:. Profit and Loss Statement <br />.:. Accounts Payable Records <br />.:. Purchase Orders/Invoices/Cash Receipts <br />.:. Payroll Records/Timecards/Payroll Tax Documents <br />.:. Dump Tickets (transfer, disposal, and processing)/Monthly Disposal Reports <br />.:. Recyclables and Plant Material Processing Cost/Invoices <br />The SBWMA's consultant may request other information, based on unusual or unexpected <br />variances in expenses and revenues. <br />EXPENSE ALLOCATIONS <br /> SBWMA Compensation Adjustment Guidelines June 6, 2000 <br /> PAGE 14 <br />