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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
3/26/2018
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ATTACHMENT 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 19 of 24 <br />month statement covering the preceding calendar year. These statements shall be <br />accompanied by a report of the independent Certified Public Accountant stating that it <br />has conducted a review of the statements in accordance with Statements on <br />Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of <br />Certified Public Accountants and that contains the elements described in AICPA <br />Professional Standards, section AR 100. <br /> <br />C. Preparation of Management Representation Letter <br />The Application shall include a management representation letter signed by the <br />President of Contractor, which states that: <br />• Management accepts responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the <br />Application; <br />• The Application is based on the Contractor’s Compensation adjustment procedures <br />described in Article 11, this Attachment K (including Tables 1 and 2), and on the forms <br />approved by the SBWMA; and, <br />• All significant information and supporting documents relevant to the Contractor’s <br />Compensation adjustment process are available for review by SBWMA. <br />D. Calculation of Contractor’s Compensation for the Coming Rate Year <br /> The Application shall include a calculation of Contractor’s Compensation for the <br />coming Rate Year (i) in total for the SBWMA Service Area, (ii) in total for each Member <br />Agency, and by Service Sector and Lines of Business specified in Section 4 for each <br />Member Agency. The calculations shall show the adjustments to each cost line item <br />and shall be performed in accordance with the methodology described in Section 4 of <br />this Attachment. <br /> For the Application submitted in 2026 for Rate Year Seventeen (2027), Contractor <br />shall include detailed calculations of the vehicle depreciation and interest expense <br />adjustments to be effective for Rate Years Seventeen (2027) through Twenty-Five <br />(2035) that reflect changes for actual vehicle acquisition costs (which were acquired <br />in accordance with the equipment replacement schedule in Attachment N) compared <br />to projected costs presented in Attachment N. In addition to the detailed calculations, <br />Contractor shall provide supporting documentation such as, but not limited to: vehicle <br />specifications, acquisition costs for all vehicles, date vehicles were place into service, <br />and interest rate. <br />E. Supporting Documentation <br />Contractor shall make available to SBWMA and each Member Agency, upon request, <br />supporting documentation and summary reports for all calculations, assumptions, and <br />data used in the calculation of the Contractor’s Compensation for the coming Rate <br />Year. Supporting documents and reports requested may include: <br />• General Ledger <br />• Revenue and Accounts Receivable Ledgers <br />• Collective Bargaining Agreements <br />• Solid Waste Transfer Tickets <br />• Weight tickets for all C&D Materials, Recyclable Materials, Inert Materials, and Organic <br />Materials <br />6.2.B. - Page 223
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