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<br />ATTY/RESO.0108/CC RESO APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO RECOLOGY SAN MATEO FRANCHISE AGREEMENT – EXHIBIT B <br />REV: 11-04-25 MI <br />Page 3 of 11 <br />elsewhere in this Agreement. Contractor shall establish Rates and Charges for the types <br />of service provided, as described in Section 11.07 or elsewhere in this Agreement. The <br />Rates and Charges established, billed and collected by Contractor shall be no more than <br />the Agency-approved Maximum Rates and Charges, respectively. <br />6. Service Stops. Contractor shall allow Customers to suspend service and Billings when the <br />Premises are unoccupied. Single-Family Residential Customers may suspend service for a <br />minimum of one (1) Service Day on a maximum of three (3) occasions each Rate Year. <br />Commercial Customers may suspend service for a minimum of two (2) Service Days on a <br />maximum of six (6) occasions each Rate Year. Multi-Family Customers may not suspend <br />service without prior written approval from Agency. The Billings for both Residential and <br />Commercial Customers shall be prorated by Contractor in accordance with Customer’s <br />requests to suspend service. <br />7. Compensation. As compensation for Contractor’s assumption of billing responsibilities, <br />Contractor shall be entitled to include an additional $834,109 in costs in Contractor’s <br />Application to determine Rates for Rate Year Sixteen (2026). Such costs shall be allocated <br />entirely to Agency, shall be included in Total Annual Cost of Operations, shall be allocated <br />to the appropriate cost categories (e.g., Allocated Indirect Costs), and shall become part <br />of Contractor’s Compensation and the Revenue Requirement for Agency as determined <br />under Attachment K, in addition to any other amounts that may be required under the <br />Agreement. Since such costs are recurring costs, they shall continue to be included in the <br />foregoing manner in subsequent Rate Years, and shall be adjusted each year in <br />accordance with the methodology set forth in Attachment K. <br />8. Bad Debt. The amounts refenced in subsection 7 above include estimated bad debt of <br />$35,000 for Rate Year Sixteen (2026). Each Rate Year, Contractor shall compare actual bad <br />debt for the prior Rate Year to the bad debt allocation included in Contractor’s Total <br />Annual Cost of Operations for that prior Rate Year, and shall make a corresponding <br />upward or downward adjustment in Total Annual Cost of Operations in Contractor’s <br />Application for the subsequent Rate Year. The intention of this subparagraph 8 is that <br />Contractor should experience neither a windfall nor a shortfall due to its estimates of bad <br />debt. <br />B. Delinquent Payment. Contractor shall address the issue of delinquent payment as specified in <br />Attachment H, pertaining to the Delinquent Payment Policy, or as the same is subsequently <br />amended. <br />C. Local Office. Contractor shall maintain a local office in the Shoreway Environmental Center, <br />located at 225 Shoreway Road, San Carlos, California, for acceptance of in-person payment of <br />bills, but only for those services for which Contractor is responsible for billing under this <br />Agreement. If office space at Shoreway Environmental Center becomes unavailable for the <br />Contractor’s use, Contractor shall establish a local office in the SBWMA Service Area. Such a <br />change shall be considered an Agency-directed change in scope and handled in accordance with <br />provisions in Section 15.12. At the local office, Contractor shall accept as payment personal <br />checks, money orders, cashiers’ checks, and credit cards. The local office shall be open for