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<br />REV: 03-16-18 MI <br />ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO <br />Page 82 of 119 <br />type(s) of service received (e.g. Collection of Solid Waste, Single-Stream 3387 <br />Targeted Recyclable Materials, Plant Materials, Food Scraps, Organic Materials, 3388 <br />Source Separated cardboard, Source Separated paper, etc.); the volume of 3389 <br />service received weekly measured in cubic yards; the frequency of service 3390 <br />received measured in number of Collections per week; the diversion volume 3391 <br />measured as total service level volume divided by Targeted Recyclables 3392 <br />Materials and/or Organic Materials Collection volume; and, the change in service 3393 <br />level from the prior quarter. 3394 <br />F. Recycling Technical Assistance Plan Status Report. Contractor must prepare and 3395 <br />submit to Agency and SBWMA, a Recycling Technical Assistance Plan Status Report 3396 <br />providing required reporting information identified in the then-current Three-Year Plan 3397 <br />(prepared in accordance with Section 7.03.B). 3398 <br />G. Determination and Payment of Performance Incentives and Disincentives. In 3399 <br />accordance with the requirements of Section 11.07, Contractor shall provide on a 3400 <br />quarterly basis a report that identifies compliance with the performance standards 3401 <br />listed in Attachment I and includes calculation of the performance incentive payments 3402 <br />and disincentive assessments due. Performance incentives (in the form of increased 3403 <br />compensation to Contractor) will be awarded by Agency for excellent performance on 3404 <br />aspects of diversion and Customer service as specified in Attachment I. 3405 <br />All performance incentives and disincentives payments are to be included in 3406 <br />Contractor’s annual Rate Application and Contractor’s Compensation for the next 3407 <br />Rate Year will be increased or decreased by the net amount of performance incentive 3408 <br />payments and disincentive assessments calculated in the Application. Performance 3409 <br />incentives and disincentives for Diversion and Average Speed of Answer and 3410 <br />performance disincentives for Ninety (90) Second Maximum Hold Time shall be 3411 <br />calculated in aggregate for the SBWMA Service Area and Agency’s share shall be 3412 <br />proportional based on the Tons of Solid Waste Collected by Contractor for the 3413 <br />previous Rate Year. 3414 <br />H. Quality Assurance Program. Contractor shall report quarterly on quality of the 3415 <br />Customer service experience when Customer was interacting with Contractor, 3416 <br />described in Section 7.02.F, during the prior month. The report shall include (i) name 3417 <br />and Service Sector of each Customer contacted, (ii) date and time, (iii) name of 3418 <br />Customer service representative placing call, (iv) summary of Customer’s responses 3419 <br />to questions and other information provided, and (v) follow-up actions taken, if any, 3420 <br />in response to calls. The actual surveys shall be kept by the Contractor compliant 3421 <br />with the record keeping requirements of the Agreement and such surveys shall be 3422 <br />made available to the Agency or SBWMA upon request. 3423 <br />9.07 ANNUAL REPORTS 3424 <br />Annual reports shall present the information described in this Section, in addition to the 3425 <br />monthly and quarterly report information required under Sections 9.05 and 9.06. The 3426 <br />monthly and quarterly report information shall be presented as well as the annual totals 3427 <br />for the Rate Year, when applicable (e.g., for Tonnage data, Diversion Level, Complaint 3428 <br />and Inquiry data, Gross Revenue Billed, and Franchise Fees, etc.) 3429 <br />A. Operational Information 3430 <br />1. Routes by Service Sector 3431 <br />6.2.B. - Page 95