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Agreement
Contractor Name
BFI Waste Water Systems
PROJECT NAME
franchise collection services
RMP File Number
Ord 2280
Date
9/7/2005
Reso Ref
13844
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<br />1 A. If Contractor diverts from 90% -100% of the annual Commercial Program <br />2 Guarantees shown in Section 4.05, Contractor shall receive $2,000 for each 1,000 tons <br />3 diverted above 90% up to 100%. (No credit shall be given for fractions of this 1,000 ton <br />4 unit.) <br />5 <br />6 B. If Contractor diverts from 101 % - 200% of the Commercial I'rogram <br />7 Guarantee shown in Section 4.05, Contractor shall receive $4,000 for each 1,000 tons <br />8 diverted above 100%. (No credit shall be given for fractions of this 1,000 ton unit and no <br />9 payment shall be made for tons diverted above 200% of the Commercial Program <br />10 Guarantee.) <br />11 <br />12 C. Each year of the Agreement, the amount shown in the Commercial <br />13 Program Guarantee shall be increased (for purposes of this Section 6.07 only), if the <br />14 actual amount of diversion is greater than shown in 4.05, to the actual amount of <br />15 diversion and the diversion tonnage shown in 6.07 A and B above shall be increased as <br />16 indicated (i.e., 90% to 100% and 101 % to 200% of the actual tonnage diverted). <br />17 <br />18 6.08 Cost Savings Incentives. Pursuant to the procedure herein described, <br />19 Contractor is encouraged to achieve cost savings in its operations which will provide <br />20 extraordinary rate reductions to Agency's rate payers. Contractor may, concurrently <br />21 with its submittal of reports for the Contractor Compensation modification process <br />22 submit, in writing, a proposal for any extraordinary Operating Cost savings (a "Cost <br />23 Savings Program" or "Program"). Agency shall either approve or disapprove the <br />24 proposed I'rogram. Contractor shall, in cooperation with Agency and SBWMA, <br />25 establish procedures for the proper accounting of any such Program; provided that if <br />26 such procedures are not agreed upon, a Program shall not be recommended for <br />27 approval by Agency. It shall be the function of the accounting procedures to determine <br />28 actual Operating Cost Savings resulting from implementation of any such Program. <br />29 In the event actual cost savings in a Rate Year resulting from <br />30 implementation of a Cost Savings Program equals or exceeds 5/10ths of one percent <br />31 (0.5%) of the Billings to the Agency's rate payers for such year, Contractor shall be <br />32 entitled to receive a share of the actual ()perating Cost Savings over the first five years <br />33 of the Program in addition to Contractor's profits based upon the operating ratio of 91 % <br />34 described above. In the fifth year (if applicable) and thereafter, rate payers shall receive <br />35 100% of the benefit of such savings. The distribution of benefits between Contractor <br />36 and rate payers from any such Program shall be as follows: <br />37 <br />38 Years <br />39 Party Benefited 1 2 3 4 5 and above <br />40 <br />41 % to Contractor 80% 60% 40% 20% 0 <br />42 <br />43 % to Rate I'ayer 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% <br /> Atty j Agrj2005.022 <br /> 060205 -36- <br />
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