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<br />88 <br />Page 152 <br /> <br />APPENDIX K <br /> <br />HBC/WSG Proposal for Baseline Diversion Guarantee, <br />Incentives for Incremental Self-Haul Diversion, and <br />Formula for Revenue-Sharing from Incremental Diversion <br /> <br />HBCIWSG Proposal for Baseline Diversion Guarantee <br /> <br />HBC/WSG guarantees that it will divert from landfill disposal in any given year at a <br />minimum the same percentage of total waste inbound to the SRDC as Allied Waste <br />diverted during the period 2005*2008. A portion of that total SRDC inbound waste is <br />the self-haul waste stream, which HBC/WSG proposes to be the first stream targeted <br />to further increase diversion through an incentives program as described below. <br /> <br />Incentives for Incremental Self-Haul Diversion <br /> <br />In addition to the Basel-ine-Diversion Guarantee, HBC/WSG will guarantee incremental <br />diversion of self*haul waste (Incremental Self-Haul Diversion Guarantee) above and <br />beyond the self-haul diversion achieved by Allied Waste. The Incremental Self-Haul <br />Diversion Guarantee will be based on the results of incentives that are developed <br />jointly by HBC/WSG and SBWMA designed to maximize diversion of self-haul waste. <br /> <br />HBC/WSG proposes that we rethink the way self-haul material (and other waste <br />streams) come through the gate and into the transfer station. By doing so we should be <br />able to make the most efficient gains toward cost-effective incremental diversion of <br />these waste streams. Rate~based incentives and disincentives at the SRDC inbound scales <br />can begin to change the behavior of self-haulers (and also commercial haulers), to <br />influence them to clean loads, which should facilitate them segregating their materials <br />into bunkers, thus bypassing the TS floor and avoiding the costs of either a special sort <br />system or floor separation. If we can attract cleaner, more segregated loads into the <br />SRDC, and into the bunkers by using the labor of the self-haulers themselves, we will <br />start to bring down the costs of creating more marketable materials. <br /> <br />HBC/WSG will make its Incremental Self-Haul Diversion Guarantee based on a tested <br />program of diversion incentives at the inbound scale. We propose that beginning in <br />our second year of operation of the SRDC, the level of this increased guarantee will <br />be based on two factors: (1) the composition of the inbound self-haul waste stream at <br />the end of the first year, as verified by a waste composition audit; and (2) a mutually <br />agreeable incentives program at the inbound scales which can be implemented when <br />we assume transfer station operations. Once we see the impacts of the first 6 months <br />of the incentives program, plus the waste composition audit, we will guarantee the <br />level of incremental diversion of self-haul waste commensurate with those results. <br /> <br />For example, if a 20% gate rate discount for self-haulers with clean loads results in a <br />10% increase in waste diversion during the first 6 months of the incentives program, <br />and if the composition audit shows no appreciable reduction in certain recoverable <br />materials, HBC/WSG will make an Incremental Self-Haul Diversion Guarantee of 10% <br />for the following year, provided SBWMA continues the incentives program. <br />