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Agenda Packet
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Joint
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
3/26/2018
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ATT ACHMENT K <br />CONTRACTOR’S COMPENSATION AND RATE SETTING PROCESS <br />REV: 03-16-18 MI <br />ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO ATTACHMENT K <br />Page 6 of 24 <br />3. CONTRACTOR ACCOUNTABILITY FOR PROPOSAL <br />ASSUMPTIONS <br />The method of adjusting Contractor’s Compensation holds Contractor accountable for several <br />projections and assumptions on which its projected 2021 costs were based, and which are <br />incorporated into the baseline costs shown on Attachment N, including: proposed technology, <br />route productivity, Single-Family Container placement assumptions, and Customer <br />recycling/organics participation rates, as follows: <br />• Proposed Technology – No additional adjustments shall be made to Contractor’s <br />Compensation if the technology proposed by Contractor does not achieve the intended <br />results or productivity. (If a Change in Law requires consideration of new or alternative <br />technology or if the Parties mutually agree to consider a change in technology, cost <br />impacts related to the change in technology will be addressed under the applicable <br />provisions of the Agreement). <br />• Route Productivity – The assumptions regarding route productivity directly impact costs <br />related to labor, route hours, vehicles, fuel use, and vehicle maintenance. No <br />adjustments to Contractor’s Compensation will be made for differences between route <br />productivity levels assumed in Attachment N and actual route productivity. <br />• Customer Recycling and Organic Program Participation Levels – Contractor’s estimate <br />of the number of Single-Family Dwelling, Multi-Family, and Commercial Customers that <br />will be provided Targeted Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials Collection Service <br />is incorporated into the baseline costs shown on Attachment N. No adjustments to <br />Contractor’s Compensation will be made for differences between estimated and actual <br />participation levels with the exception of adjustments for changes in service level <br />pursuant to Section 4 of this Attachment. <br />4. ADJUSTMENTS TO CONTRACTOR’S COMPENSATION <br />The annual process for adjusting Contractor’s Compensation is summarized in Table 1. Column <br />One of the table describes the adjustment of Contractor’s projected 2021 costs shown on <br />Attachment N to establish Rate Year Eleven (2021) Contractor’s Compensation; Column Two <br />describes annual adjustments to determine Contractor’s Compensation for Rate Year Twelve <br />(2022) and each year thereafter. When determining the Contractor’s Compensation for the <br />coming Rate Year, separate cost adjustment calculations shall be performed for the following <br />Service Sectors and Lines of Business, which shall encompass all portions of Contractor’s <br />Compensation: <br />• Single-family Solid Waste <br />• Single-family Targeted Recyclable Materials (including Household Batteries, <br />Cell Phones, Used Motor Oil, and Used Motor Oil Filters) <br />• Single-family Organic Materials including Holiday Trees <br />• Single-family Bulky Item Materials (two On-Call Bulky Collection events) <br />• Multi-Family and Commercial Cart and Bin Solid Waste <br />• Multi-Family and Commercial Cart and Bin Targeted Recyclable Materials <br />• Multi-Family and Commercial Cart and Bin Organic Materials including Holiday Trees <br />• Multi-Family and Commercial Drop Box <br />• Multi-Family Bulky Item Materials (two On-Call Bulky Collection events) <br />6.2.B. - Page 210
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