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ARTICLE VI COMPANY'S COMPENSATION AND RATES 3 6.1 General 4 Company's Compensation provided for in this Article VI shall be the full, entire, 5 and complete compensation due to Company pursuant to this Agreement for all 6 labor, equipment, materials and supplies, taxes, insurance, bonds, overhead, 7 profit, and all other things necessary to perform all the services required by this 8 Agreement in the manner and at the times prescribed. 9 6.2 Mandatory. O_verating Cost Reductions 10 Company shall modify its Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials services in a 11 manner that maximizes savings from the introduction of these Green Waste 12 services. Among the savings that shall be achieved are: 13 A. Discontinue Monthly Solid Waste Pick-Up Service. As described in Section 14 4.3b of the Uniform Franchise Agreement, Company is required to offer 15 monthly pick-up of Solid Waste, of up to fifty (50) poUnds per Residential 16 Property. By eliminating this monthly service, Company will not incur the 17 expense of running the program. 18 B. Revise Pick-Up Routes. Based on an even distribution of service made 19 possible by the creation of Environmental Days and the discontinuance of 20 monthly service, and reduced demand for collection of Solid Waste as 21 described herein, Company may re-route its Residential Service by modifying 22 equipment, crew sizes, route maps, and other factors to devise a more 23 efficient service delivery system. It is expected that Company should be able 24 to eliminate as many as five (5) routes throughout the Authority areas by re- 25 routing, without any loss of service. Any such route changes are subject to 26 review, as provided in this Agreement and the Uniform Franchise 27 Agreement. Company agrees to accept all risk and responsibility, financial 28 and otherwise, related to the implementation of services under this 29 Agreement with no more than the numbers of collection personnel and 30 vehicles used in calculating the Company's rates for the period beginning 31 January 1,1996. 32 Company and not the rate payers or the Agency shall assume the financial 33 effects, should the solid waste system operating cost reductions and revenue 34 increases anticipated by Company in its proposals and representations to the 35 Agency fail to be realized, Page 35 8/2/96