Agmt09 South Bay Recycling, LLC - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

1 2 3 4 5 6 · Interest paid on loans to acquire capital equipment per the debt service schedule provided by the Contractor. · Payments to Buy Back Center customers for CRV and scrap value. · Permit and regulatory fees (which do not include penalties or fines). · Recycling of E-Waste, U-Waste and HHW from the Drop-Off Center, White Goods and CFCs (including transportation), unless paid directly by the Authority. 7 7.10 RECONCILIATION OF SELF-HAUL GATE FEE COLLECTIONS 8 It is not feasible to weigh loads delivered to the Transfer Station by Self-Haul Customers. 9 For that reason, the Authority charges such Customers on a volumetric (cubic yard) 10 basis. 11 Studies conducted for the Authority have established that the ratio of volume to weight of 12 Self-Haul material is 2.76 to 1 (i.e., 2.76 cubic yards will weigh one Ton), on average 13 over the course of a year. Individual loads will vary and the ratio will also vary 14 seasonally. 15 The Authority pays Contractor and the Disposal Facility operator on a per Ton basis and 16 relies on the Gate Fees to contribute revenues to payments due Contractor. Therefore, 17 it is important that Contractor accurately measure loads of Self-Haul Waste since under 18 measurements will result in under collection of Gate Fees. 19 On an annual basis, the Authority will calculate the amount of Tons of Self-Haul Waste 20 delivered to the Transfer Station through the mass balance formula shown on 21 Attachment 14. That tonnage will be converted to cubic yards using the 2.76 to 1 ratio. 22 The Authority will then compare the total Gate Fees collected and remitted by Contractor 23 to the expected Gate Fee revenue, using the formula shown on Attachment 14. If that 24 calculation shows that Contractor collected less Gate Fee revenue than indicated, it will 25 pay the difference to the Authority, as provided in Section 8.08. 26 7.11 ADJUSTMENTS FOR SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 27 A. The Contractor may apply to the Authority for an adjustment to one or more of the 28 fees provided for in Section 7.03, and the Authority may initiate such a review, if any 29 of the following events occur, provided that the event will increase or decrease 30 Contractor's component costs of operation by an amount that is two percent (20/0) or 31 more of the total fees earned under Section 7.03 during the immediately preceding 32 Rate Year and provided further that the costs will not be otherwise recovered through 33 the per ton and per ton mile fees provided in Section 7.03: 34 (1) A flood, earthquake, other acts of nature or other similar catastrophic events 35 outside the control of Contractor that physically damage the Shoreway Center. 36 (2) A change in law occurring after the Effective Date that requires a change in 37 operations. 38 (3) A community emergency which requires Contractor to provide increased or 39 different services. 40 (4) The annual average Single Family Targeted Recyclable Materials contamination 41 level exceeds ten percent (100/0) for two consecutive years or more. The annual 42 average Single Family Targeted Recyclable Materials contamination level will be 43 calculated on the basis of the arithmetic average of the measured contamination Operating Agreement for Shoreway Center Page - 28 - 7/30/09