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TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER
.SUBJECT: FRANCHISE AGREEMENT - REFUSE HAULING AND RECYCLING
Councilmember Potts requested a staff report regarding the status of the
City's agreement with Great Western Reclamation for trash hauling and
recycling services. Attached is a memorandum from the City Attorney's
office which explains the key provisions of the agreement.
The City Attorney's memorandum includes a survey of residential refuse
rates for Orange County cities with recycling programs. In reviewing
the rates, it is important to keep in mind that there are a variety of
recycling programs and rates are affected by the type of program
provided. The City of Tustin utilizes a material recovery facility
(MRF) system for its recycling program. Some cities utilize curbside
recycling which requires that the resident sort materials. All the
,research conducted by the City, advice from its consultants and other
agencies clearly demonstrates that a MRF program offers the best, and
most cost-effective, way of achieving the recycling goals mandated by
AB939.
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PATE: NOVEMBER 26, 19 91 Inter-00M
TO: RONOR"L$ XAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CYTY ATTORNEY
SUBJECT: GOLXD WASTE DISPOSAL
1.
The City's contract for solid waste disposal was entered
into in 1988 with an original term of five years, running to
June 30, 1993, with the additional proviso that in each year of the
contract the term is extended for an additional term of five years
unless the City Council gives a written notice of intention not to
Continue at least six months prior to the end of a contract year
(June 30).
Accordingly, the City Council can at any time direct that
a written notice of intention not to continue be given to the
City's solid waste disposal company and then the term of the
contract would terminate in five years.
The contract also prescribes that if the City determines
that the service provided by the contractor has fallen below
standards acceptable to the City, the City can give notice of the
services shortcomings and if not corrected within forty-five days,
the City Council can hold a hearing, make appropriate findings and
terminate the contract effective one year after the City Council's
action. In addition, the City can at any time terminate the
contract based upon any breach by the contractor in the performance
of its obligations prescribed in the contract.
Copies of the Agreement for Collection and Transportation
of Solid waste Refuse Produced or Accumulated in the City of Tustin
dated December 18, 1988 and the Amendment to agreement for
Collection and Transportation of solid Waste Refuse Produced or
Accumulated in the City of Tustin effective June 281 1991 are
attached hereto.
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Honorable Mayor and City Council
November 26, 1991
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2. Contract Rate Provisions.
The City's contract with Great Western Reclamation
prescribes rates as follows:
a. The rates at present and continuing to July 11 1992
are as set forth in Schedule A to the Amendment of June 28, 1991.
b. The rates are subject to the allocable amounts of
any increases in County of Orange landfill charges after July 1,
1991 and after July 1, 1992 to adjustments pursuant to the Consumer
Price Index Weighted Average provisions prescribed in Schedule B of
the Amendment.
3. Rate Comparison Information.
Attached hereto is material regarding solid waste
disposal charges of other Orange County jurisdictions. It should
be noted that some of the rates for other jurisdictions are
difficult to use for purposes of comparison because they involve
arrangements for solid waste disposal different than specified in
Tustin's contract. Some examples are i) some cities are required
to do the customer billing and collection at additional city
expense rather than the contractor performing that work as Tustin's
contractor is required to do, ii) some cities subsidize certain
aspects of solid waste disposal, iii) some cities pay the landfill
charges, in addition to the specified rates, iv) some cities
additionally pay the costs of a Material Recovery Facility (MRF),
v) some jurisdictions (e.g, the County of Orange) have less
expensive "first stagelt recycling systems which put separation of
trash responsibilities on the homeowner, vi) Tustin's recycling
program is a second stage program utilizing a MRF and vii) various
other variations.
URKH,
City Attorney
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RESIDENTIAL REFUSE RATES
ORANGE COUNTY CITIES WITH RECYCLING PROGRAMS
Orange County Unincorporated
13.78
Yorba Linda
13.52
Orange
12.00
Los Alamitos
11.96
Cypress
11.87
Mission Viejo
11.85
Stanton
11.85
Brea
11.65
San Juan Capistrano
11.58
La Palma
11.55
Placentia
11.43
Costa Mesa
11.35
Anaheim
10.99
La Habra
10.56
Buena Park
10.12
San Clemente
9.84
Irvine
9.50
Laguna Beach
8.25
AVERAGE 11.31
MEDIAN 11.57
TUSTIN 11.73.
Note: All the above cities have recycling programs. The rates
do not take into account any special services required of
the franchise hauler. For example, in Tustin the hauler
must provide recycling program publicity at no cost and
a special pick up service at no charge for certain items
such as abandoned furniture and appliances.
AGREEMENT FOk COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION
OF SOLID WASTE REFUSE PRODUCED OR
ACCUMULATED IN THE CITY OF TUSTIN
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 19th day of
_ December , 1988, by and between the City of Tustin, a
municipal corporation of the State of California (hereinafter
referred to as "City") and Great Western Reclamation, Inc., a
California corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Contractor").
W I T N E S S E T H
RECITALS:
A. The Legislature of the State of California, by enactment
of California Government Code Section 66755 et seq., declares
that it is in the public interest to authorize and require local
agencies to make adequate provisions for solid waste handling
within their jurisdictions.
B. In the determination of the City Council of the City of
Tustin, the public health, safety and well-being require that
solid waste refuse collection, including, but not limited to,
frequency of collection, means of collection and transportation,
level of services, charges and fees, nature, location and extent
of such services, be provided by contract without competitive
bidding.
C. The City Council of the City further declares its
intention of maintaining reasonable rates for collection and
disposal of solid waste refuse.
D. The parties hereto have been operating under the terms
of that certain agreement dated May 15, 1972, originally entered
into between Holthe Disposal Service and the City, as the same
has been amended from time to time, and have been generally
satisfied with the performance under said agreement.
E. The City Council of the City of Tustin, having
determined that Contractor by demonstrated experience, reputation
and capacity is qualified to continue to -provide for the
collection of refuse within the corporate limits of the City of
Tustin and to transport such refuse to places of disposal,
desires that Contractor be engaged to perform such services on
the basis set forth in this Agreement.
F. Special provisions and arrangements for the collection
and disposal of hazardous waste exist and therefore this
agreement does not provide for or pertain to the collection or
disposal of hazardous waste, including, but not limited to
flammable waste, waste transported in a bulk tanker, liquid
-- waste, sludge waste, waste from any industrial process, waste
from any pollution control process, residue "and debris from the
clean-up of a spill or release of chemical substances, commercial
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products or any other special wastes, contaminated soil, waste,
residue, debris and articles from the clean-up of a site or
facility formerly used for the generation, storage, treatment,
recycling, reclamation or disposal of any other special waste,
dead animals, manure, sewage waste, wastewater, explosive
substance, radioactive material, and any material which has been
exposed to highly infectious or contagious diseases.
G. Great Western Reclamation, Inc. is a corporation
organized and existing under the laws of California and has been
and is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Waste Management of North
America, Inc., an Illinois corporation, which is a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Waste Management, Inc. a publicly owned Delaware
corporation with more than ten thousand (10,000) shareholders and
its shares of common stock, of which there are in excess of
forty-eight million (48,000,000) shares outstanding, are traded
on the New York Stock Exchange.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the respective and
mutual covenants and promises hereinafter contained and made, and
subject to all the terms and conditions hereof , the parties
hereto do hereby agree as follows:
1. Grant of Contract and Franchise:
City hereby grants to Contractor, for the term
hereinafter set forth, the exclusive contract, right and
privilege to collect and transport to a legally authorized
disposal site or sites all solid waste produced, kept, and/or
accumulated in the City of Tustin, and Contractor, subject to the
terms hereof, hereby accepts and agrees to faithfully perform
such contract and obligation.
It is agreed that the Contractor shall have the
obligation and duty as well as the exclusive right during the
term of this Agreement, and all renewals thereof, to collect,
receive, transport and dispose of any and all general refuse,
construction refuse and bulky items generated by or within the
City or under its jurisdidtion in an efficient, safe, orderly,
sanitary manner, with a minimum of disturbance of the peace and
quiet of the residents of Tustin, and to charge the fees then in
effect for such services. The area to be serviced by Contractor
herein shall include the areas of the City within both the
present and any future boundaries of the City.
Provided, however, that "solid Waste", "refuse",
"general refuse", "construction refuse" shall not for the
purposes of this agreement 'be construed to include hazardous
waste, including, but not limited to, any of the materials
described in recital F hereinabove and Contractor shall have no
duty, obligation or exclusive rights in connection with the
collection or disposal of hazardous waste.
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2. Term: The term of this Agreement shall be for a
period of five (5) years commencing on the first day of July -r
1988, and ending on the last day of June, 199-3, and each year
thereafter shall automatically be renewed for an additional
period of five (5) years unless City shall have given Contractor
written notice of intention not to continue at least six (6)
months prior to the end of any such contract year. Provided,
however, that after July 1, 1993 City may terminate this
agreement upon one (1) year's prior written notice to Contractor
following a noticed public hearing and a finding by the City
Council in the reasonable exercise of its discretion that: (1)
the service provided by Contractor has fallen below acceptable
standards, and (2) Contractor has continued to fail to achieve
and maintain reasonable, acceptable standards after a forty-five
(45) days written notice by City to Contractor specifying the
shortcomings in Contractor's performance. This right of
termination is in addition to any other rights of City upon a
failure of Contractor to perform its obligations under this
agreement.
3. Contract Documents: The contract documents consist of
the ordinances of the City of Tustin regulating solid waste
collection as' the same exist or as may be amended, this
Agreement, the performance bond, and all other required documents
which are hereby incorporated and made a part of this Agreement
as though set forth in full herein and are considered as one and
not severable.
4. Service: All persons occupying or maintaining a
place of residence in a single-family dwelling unit or in a
multi -family dwelling of three (3) or fewer units within the
contract area shall be provided can service with regular
collection service under this Agreement, not less often than
weekly, and on a schedule approved by City.
All persons occupying or maintaining other premises
within the contract area shall also be provided regular
collection service under this Agreement.
Multi -family dwellings of four (4) or more units and
commercial service accounts shall be' provided bin service with
collection at the frequency for which they shall- contract, such
frequency to be not less than that which shall.. be adequate to
maintain service; provided, however, that for premises deemed by
the Finance Director to be impractical- for bin service, can
service shall be provided at commercial can service rates. in a
healthful and unlittered condition.
5. Conformance with City Ordinances: Collection shall
be made and the Contractor shall operate in conformance with the
ordinances, rules and regulations of the City of Tustin
regulating solid waste collection and disposal.- City shall take
reasonable and appropriate steps to require citizens to comply
with the provisions of the Tustin City Code relative to
collection and disposal of solid waste.
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6. Office:
The Contractor shall establish and maintain a local
office and other facilities through which it can be contacted,
where service may be applied for, and complaints can be made. It
shall be equipped with sufficient local -call area telephones,
shall have a responsible person in charge during collection
hours, and shall be open during collection hours.
7. Equipment:
(a) Vehicles used by Contractor in the collection and
disposal of solid waste shall be in a safe and operable condi-
tion. No materials shall be permitted by Contractor to leak,
fall or be spilled from any such vehicles or bins attached there-
to.
(b) Containers 'to be used by multi -family (four or
more units) , industrial and commercial units shall be provided by
Contractor. Said containers shall be of proper design and
adequate size and with suitable operable lids, where needed, so
as to contain all contents therein in such manner so as to
promote good housekeeping conditions. Containers shall be
maintained in a reasonable state of repair, painted and of
presentable appearance. Users shall be responsible for the
cleanliness, sanitation, and deoderizing of such containers
provided, however, contractor shall provide in its customer
contracts for extraordinary cleaning service to be performed at
the request of the customer or the city for a reasonable fee
specified in such contract to be paid by its customer.
8. Charges and Rates:
For services required to be performed under this Agree-
ment, the charges shall not exceed the rates as fixed by the City
from time to time pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement.
For solid waste collected in the manner herein provided, the
rates shall not exceed the following:
(a) Residential: For single residential properties
and- three ( 3 ) or fewer multi -f amily units with
non -bin regular service once weekly at curb or
alley with materials stored in approved containers
or manner, and collection limited to 200 pounds of
solid waste per week, the charges to be collected
on the tax roll paid by City to Contractor in
accordance with attached Schedule "A".
(b) Commercial Can Service: Can service to commercial
premises which can reasonably be served with basic
non -bin service, shall be once weekly at curb or
alley, with materials stored in approved
containers and manner, collection limited to 200
pounds of solid waste per week at one location
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only, with charges to be collected on the tax roll
and paid by City to Contractor in accordance with
attached Schedule "A".
(c) Multi -Family Can Service: Multi -family can
service shall be provided to multi -family premises
of four (4) or more units which, in the
determination of the Finance Director of City,
cannot reasonably and practicably be served by bin
service. Multi -family can service shall be
provided once weekly at curb or alley, with
materials stored in'approved containers and
manner, collection limited to 200 pounds of solid
waste per week at one location only, with charges
to be collected on the tax roll and paid by City
to Contractor in accordance with attached Schedule
"A"
(d) Commercial, Multi -Family and Other: Service to
premises other than those covered by paragraphs
(a) , (b) and (c) above shall be as follows:
Commercial, multi -family (four or more multi-
family units) (except as covered by 8(c) above)
and other services shall be by bin service at such
frequency and at such location as shall be agreed
upon by Contractor and the customer, with
materials stored in containers and manner approved
by City for such service, charges to be paid by
customer and collected directly by Contractor, in
accordance with' attached Schedule "A". Special
handling charges may be nece s*sary in addition to
the attached schedule. The Contractor shall pay
to City a Franchise Fee of two percent (2%) of the
gross receipts for services provided pursuant to
this paragraph 8 (d) .
(e) Special Rauling Service: For (i) collections re-
quested by occupants or owners of bulky materials,
(ii) large items requiring special handling and
pickup at times other. than normally schedule,
(iii) solid waste (not including hazardous waste,
as defined in the Tustin City Code) contained in
approved containers, containers provided by the
Contractor or approved bundles at approved
locations, and (iv) items requiring special
handling due to size, weight, type of material, or
method of placement, the charges are to be
negotiated between Contractor and generator prior
to collection.' If agreement cannot be reached,
the matter may be submitted to the City, and its
decision shall be binding. The charges shall be
paid by customer and collected directly by the
Contractor. Contractor shall pay to City a
Franchise Fee of two percent (2%) of the gross
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receipts for services provided pursuant to this
paragraph 9 (c) .
(f) Rate Adjustments:
( i ) Annual Unit Recomputations: The number of
single-family and multi -family dwellings of three
(3) or fewer units on a per unit basis shall be
recomputed annually by the City not later than to
be effective prospectively July 1st of each year
commencing July 1 , 1989, for the fiscal year July
1, 1989 to June 30r 1990 and the per unit fees to
be paid by City to Contractor for services to be
rendered during that year will be based on that
recomputation. It is agreed that as of July 1,
1988, the number of such residential units is
5,390 and the number of commercial can units is
707.
(ii) Annual Regular Rate Adjustment: Refuse
collection rates covering the fee classifications
of rates and charges ref erred to in paragraphs
9 (a) , 9 (b) and 9 '(c) shall be adjusted not less
than annually to be effective prospectively on
July 1 of each year of the term of this Agreement,
commencing July 1, 1989. The components of costs
and the percentages of total cost allocated to
each as set forth in attached Schedule B shall be
applied to the increases and/or decreases in each
of the categories of costs derived from the in-
dices set forth in attached Exhibit B to calculate
the Consumer Price Index weighted average
percentage of increase or decrease which shall
then be applied to the latest, previously fixed
fees to arrive at the adjusted fees which shall be
applicable for the succeeding year. In lieu of
the use of - the cost components, the weights
thereof and the indices described above, City, may
in its discretion use the cost components, weights
thereof and indices used by the County of Orange
in establishing refuse collection rate adjust-
ments.
An example -of computation of this method is set
forth on Schedule C attached hereto. The percent-
age of rate increase or decrease utilizing the
foregoing methods shall be determined by City,
provided however, Contractor shall have the right
to review the calculations for the purpose of
verifying the authenticity of the index and the
percentages utilized.
Extraordinary Rate of Adjustment: Contractor may
petition City for rate adjustments at reasonable
times on the basis of unusual changes in its cost
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of doing business, including, but not limited to
items such as revised laws, ordinances or regula-
tions, changes in location of disposal sites,
changes in disposal charges, etc.
(iv) Gate and Transfer Station Fees: In addition
to the charges prescribed in this paragraph 81
there shall be added, from time to time, the
amount which will be the actual, proportional,
additional amount necessary to compensate Contrac-
tor for any increase in gate fees imposed by the
County of Orange after July 1, 1988, at solid
waste disposal sites utilized by Contractor for
disposal of solid waste collected within the City
of Tustin and for any fees imposed by the County
of Orange for utilization of transfer stations.
9. Changes in Manner of Collection and Payment of Charges:
City shall pay Contractor for the services as provided
in paragraph 8 above. All other fees and charges for services to
be provided by Contractor shall be paid for by the generator of
solid waste and collected directly by Contractor. Provided,
however, that City shall have the option f rom time to time upon
thirty (30) days written notice to Contractor to have the charges
f or services paid by the customer and collected by Contractor
directly from the customer, provided that the amount which may be
charged by Contractor directly to customers may be increased by
one dollar and twenty cents ($1.20) per month per dwelling unit
or such other amount as to which City and Contractor may agree as
an added cost of collection during any period that Contractor is
effecting collection directly. During such time as the fees for
new premises can not be collected via the tax roll, Contractor
shall bill the customer directly. Contractor shall pay to City a
franchise fee of two percent (2%) of -the gross receipts paid by
customers and collected directly by Contractor.
10. Location:
All solid waste shall be placed at a location that is
readily accessible to the Contractor's personnel, as described in
• the City ordinances.
11. Recycling Rights:
The City shall not grant to any other person or firm
the exclusive right to collect any specified type of refuse for
recycling purposes until Contractor has been offered such right
on the same terms and conditions and has declined to accept it.
12. Containers in Public Streets and Rights -of -114y:
Contractor shall not place or permit to remain any of
its bins, dumpsters or other containers Vi -thin any street, high-
way, alley, public right of way or property of City without the
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prior, express, written approval of the Director of Public Works
of City and in full conformity with each, every and all terms,
conditions and limitations of such approval.
13. Compliance With Law:
Contractor shall secure and maintain a business
license to operate within the City of Tustin and any other
licenses or permits required by Federal, State, County or local
law, ordinance or regulation.
Contractor shall fully comply
with each,
every and
all
of the laws of the United States of
America,
the State
of
California, the ordinances of the City
of Tustin
and the Tustin
City Code, specifically including Chapter 3
of Article
IV
commencing with Section 4311, and all
rules and
regulations
of
the City of Tustin as said laws, ordinances, code rules
and
regulations now provide and as they may
be amended
hereafter..
14. Insurance:
(a) Public Liability Insurance: At all times during
the term of this Agreement, or any extension thereof, and prior
to the commencement of any work hereunder, the Contractor, and
any subcontractor doing work hereunder, shall secure, maintain
and pay all premiums for such public liability and property
damage insurance as shall protect it from claim for damages for
personal injury, including accidental death, as well as from
claim for property damages, which may arise from operations under
this Agreement, whether such operations be by itself or by any
subcontractor, or by anyone directly or indirectly employed by
either of them. Said insurance shall be in a form approved by
the City Attorney. The amounts of such insurance shall be as
follows:
Public liability insurance in an amount not less than
$3,000,,000.00 for injuries, including accidental death, to any
one person, and subject to the same limits for each person, in an
amount not less than $5 ,000 ,000 .00 on account of any one
occurrence, and property damage insurance in an amount of not
less than $500 ,000 .00 .
Current policies or certificates evidencing the above -
required coverage shall. be filed and maintained at all times with
the City and the City shall be named therein as an addit.ional
named insured. Said policies shall include the following
provisions: "The unqualified word "insured"., wherever used in
this policy, also includes the City of Tustin, California, but
solely as respects any liability arising out of the operations of
the named insured and its employees and agents. It is further
agreed that such insurance as is afforded by this policy to the
City of Tustin, California, as additional named insured under
this policy, shall be primary insurance and not contributing with
any other insurance available to the City of Tustin, California,
under any third party liability policy. I:t is further, agreed
that the "other insurance" condition of this policy is amended to
conform therewith. It is further agreed that the above insurance
for the City of Tustin, as additional named insured, affords
coverage for accidents attributable to the general supervision by
the City of such operations, but excludes liability for accidents
caused by the sole negligence or sole willful act of City or any
of its employees. The policy shall not be cancelled without
thirty (30) days' prior written notice mailed to the City by
certified or registered mail".
(b) Workers' Compensation Insurance: The Contractor
and his subcontractors, if any, shall obtain, and pay all
premiums on and maintain in full force and effect throughout the
entire term of the contract, full workers' compensation insurance
in accord with the provisions and requirements of the Labor Code
of the State of California, and any other applicable law.
Certificates of such insurance approved as to form by the City
Attorney, shall be filed with the City Clerk prior to commencing
any work -under the terms of this Agreement. The Contractor shall
immediately provide the City with written notice of any
cancellation, withdrawal and/or change of any such insurance.
15. Faithful Performance Bond:
The Contractor shall furnish to the City and maintain
and file with the City Clerk a corporate surety bond, or other
acceptable surety, approved as to form by the City Attorney
executed by the Contractor as principal and by a corporate surety
as surety, in the sum of $100,000.00 conditioned upon the
faithful performance of this Agreement by the Contractor and his
subcontractors.
16. Indemnification:
All work provided by this Agreement' to be performed by
Contractor shall be at the risk of Contractor alone and
Contractor agrees to save, indemnify and keep harmless City
against any and all liability, claims, judgments or demands,
including demands arising from injuries or death of persons
(Contractor's employees included) and damage to property, arising
directly or indirectly out of the obligations herein undertaken
or out of the operations conducted by Contractor, save and except
claims or litigation arising through the sole negligence or sole
willful misconduct of City and will make good to and reimburse
City for any expenditures, including reasonable attorneys' fees,
City may make by reason of such matters and, if requested by
City, shall defend any such suits at the sole cost and expense of
Contractor.
17. Assignment: The Contractor shall not assign, transfer,
subcontract or sell this Agreement or any interest therein, or
any privileges or rights granted herein .without the written
consent of the City first bein.g obtained, and then only to a
person or persons approved by the City and subject to such terms
and conditions as the City may require. Consent to one assign -
D
ment shall
not
be deemed a consent to any subsequent assignment.
Any assignment
without such consent
and approval shall be void
and shall,
at the option of the City
terminate this Agreement and
the rights
and
privileges granted
herein. This prohibition
extends to
the
sale or assignment of
a majority or controlling
interest in
the
stock of Contractor.
18. Def ault :
(a) Labor Disputes: In the event of labor disputes
during which time the Contractor is unable to perform the ser-
vices described herein and as a result of said inability to
perform, an ascertainable health hazard or public nuisance is
created, as determined by City, Contractor agrees to permit City
to take temporary possession and to operate all of Contractor's
equipment and facilities necessary to continue the service and
eradicate said health hazard and/or public nuisance. The City
shall have the right to retain possession of and operate such
equipment and facilities until said labor dispute is settled or
until Contractor can demonstrate to the satisfaction of City the
capability to provide the required services. All costs incurred
by the City for the operation and maintenance of said equipment
and facilities, including salaries, in providing collection and
disposal services shall be deducted from the monthly compensation
due to the Contractor. In addition to these costs the City shall
deduct an additional twenty percent (20%) of all salary costs as
overhead.
(b) Bankruptcy: In the event: (1) the Contractor
files a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, (2) involuntary
proceeding in bankruptcy is instituted against the Contractor,
(3) the Contractor is adjudicated bankrupt by a court of compe-
tent jurisdiction, (4) a court takes jurisdiction of the
Contractor's assets under the provisions of any federal
reorganization act, (5) the Contractor files a petition under any
part of the Bankruptcy Act, (6) a receiver of the Contractor's,
assets is appointed, or (7) the Contractor is divested of its
estate or other interest herein by any other operation of law or
is uanble to perform hereunder by virtue of any operation of law,
this Agreement shall immediately terminate, and, in that event,
this Agreement shall not be deemed or treated as an asset of the
Contractor.
In the event that this Agreement is terminated as
provided in this section, the Contractor agrees to permit the
City to take temporary possession and to operate all of the
Contractor's equipment and facilities necessary to perform the
services agreed to be performed hereunder by the Contractor. The
City shall have the right to retain possession of said equipment
and facilities for a period not to exceed twelve (12) months.
The City shall pay the Contractor a reasonable rental for such
equipment and facilities during the time the same are used -by the
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City. Such rate shall not exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00)
per -day; however, said maximum rental rate shall be adjusted
commensurate with any increase or decrease of operational costs,
exclusive of labor, as determined by the City.
(c) Failure to Perform: In the event the Contractor
fails in the performance of any material term, condition or
covenant hereunder, the City shall give written notice of said
failure to the Contractor or'its designated agent. The Contrac-
tor shall have thirty (30) days within which to cure or remedy
same; however, if the Contractor fails, neglects, or refuses to
cure or remedy said failure for a period of more than thirty (30)
days after service of said notice, then the City, without further
notice and without suit or proceedings, may cancel and annul the
rights and privileges granted hereunder and terminate this Agree-
ment.
Termination, as provided for in this section,
shall not be deemed as a waiver of any damages occasioned by the
Contractor's failure to complete the contract according to its
provisions. It is further understood and agreed that should the
Contractor fail or refuse to furnish the labor, materials, and
equipment to do and perform all the work and labor provided for
herein, in the manner set forth, and in a good and workmanlike
manner, it shall, in addition to any other provisions present in
the contract documents, be liable to the City for all losses or
damages that the latter may suffer on account thereof.
19. Number of Copies:
This Agreement may be executed in any number of
counterparts, all of which shall have full force and effect of an
original for all purposes.
.20. Law to Govern:
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the
State of California both as to interpretation and performance.
21. Modification:
• This Agreement constitutes the entire Agreement and
understanding between the parties hereto, and it shall not be
considered modified, altered, changed, or amended in any respect
unless in writing and signed by the parties hereto.
22. Waiver:
The failure
of the City
at any time to require
performance by the
Contractor of any
provisions hereof shall in
no way affect the
right
of the City -thereafter to enforce same.
Nor shall waiver
by the
City of any
breach of any provisions
hereof be taken or
held
to be a waiver
of any succeeding breach of
such provisions or
as a
waiver of any
provision itself.
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23. Point of Contact:
All dealings, contacts, etc. between the Contractor and
the City shall be directed by the Contractor to the City Manager.
24. Illegal Provisions:
If any provision of the Agreement shall be declared
illegal, void or unenforceable, the other provisions shall not be
affected but shall remain in full force and effect.
25. Notice:
A letter addressed and sent by certified United States
mail to either party at its business address shown below, or as
hereafter prescribed in writing by either party to the other,
shall be sufficient notice whenever required for any purpose in
this Agreement:
City of Tustin
300 Centennial Way
Tustin, Ca. 92680
ATTN: City Manager
Great Western
Reclamation Inc.
Post Office Box 2005
Santa Ana, Ca. 92707
26. Attorneys' Fees and Costs: If any action is filed to
enforce or interpret any of the provisions of this Agreement, the
non -prevailing party agrees to pay the prevailing party
reasonable attorneys' fees and costs.
27. Effective Date:
This Agreement shall become effective forthwith upon
execution and the Contractor shall begin collection of the solid
waste as provided herein on Decemher 19_, 198P
CITY:
CITY OF TUSTIN
CONTRACTOR:
GREAT W TERN�REC rMATION, INC.
Mayor '
ATTEST:
y Cle �
APPR
RM
JAM6>4�". WURKE, City Attorney
JGR: se :R:11/21/88 (53 4)
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SCHEDULE A
CHARGES AND RATES i
a. Residential: Single and three (3) or fewer mult-family
units: non -bin regular service once weekly at curb or alley;
materials stored in approved containers or manner, collec-
tion limited to two hundred (200) pounds of solid waste per
week. Charges to be paid by City to Contractor:
MONTHLY CHARGE
Per Dwelling Unit Served $4.07
b. Commercial Can Service: Can service to commercial premises
and such other premises as are determined by the'Finance
Director to be impractical for bin service which can
reasonably be served with basic non -bin service, once weekly
at curb or alley, with materials stored in approved
containers and manner, with collection limited to 200 pounds
of solid waste per week at one location only, with charges
paid by City to Contractor.
MONTHLY CHARGE
Per Billing Units Served $4.45
(One business or building
represents one billing ' unit)
C. Commercial, Multi -family and Other: Service to premises
other than those covered by paragraphs "a" and "b" above
shall be provided by bin service of size, frequency and
location as shall be agreed upon by Contractor and customer;
materials shall be stored in approved containers and manner;
charges shall be paid by customer_ and collected by
Contractor. Contractor shall pay a franchise fee to City of
two percent (2%) of the gross receipts for such services.
Charges for such bin service shall be as follows:
SCHEDULE A - Page 1
SCHEDULE A
SCHEDULE A (Continued)
Multi -family units of four or more units which are
physically situated in such a way as to make bin service
impracticable, may, upon concurrence of Contractor and City
be served by commercial can service.
d. Special Haul Services: Collections requested by
occupants or owners for items requiring special handling due
to size, weight, type of material, or method of placement,
the charges are to be negotiated between Contractor and
generator prior to collection. If agreement cannot be
reached, the matter may be submitted to City, and its
decision shall be binding. . Charges to be paid by customer
and to be collected directly by Contractor. Contractor
shall pay a Franchise Fee to City of two percent (2%) of the
gross receipts for such services.
SCHEDULE A -Page 3
SCHEDULE B
WE IGHTED AVERAGE
REFUSE RATE INCREASE COMPUTATION
CCNSUMER PRICE INDEX WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD
Cost
Component
Average Hourly
Earnings
Gasoline
Motor Trucks
General Purpose
Machinery and
B guipment
Automobile Parts
and Dguipment
Fabricated
Structural
Metal Products
All Other
TOTAL
RATE INCREASE:
SCHEDULE B
% Increase
(From Sep.
Weight
Indexes) Index
Source
0.3325
Establishment Data
Employment
Hours & Earnings
& Earnings (E&E)
Sanitary Services
Published Mon -
(SIC) 495 Average
thly by Bureau
Hourly Earnings
of Labor
Statistics (BLS)
0.0800
Consumer Price In-
Monthly labor
dex (CPI) Unadj usted
review (MLR)
U.S. City Average
Published mon-
All Urban Consumers
thly by Bureau
Gasoline
of Labor
Statistics
0.0700
Producer Price Index
Proclacer Prices
(PPI), Motor Trucks
and Price Indexes
( Code 14110 2)
Published Monthly
by BLS
PPI, General Purpose
MLR
& Equipment (Code 11-4)
0.1431
PPI, . General
MLR
0.0244
Purpose Machinery
and Equipment
•
PPI, Fabricated
Structural Metal
0.0200
Products (Code 10-7)
MLR
0.3300
CPI,Los Angeles-
CPI Detailed
Long Beach,Anaheim,
Report Published
(Unadjusted) , All
Monthly by BLS
Urban Consumers,
All Items
1.0000
_
SCHEDULE B
Index
Average Hourly
Earnings
Gasoline
Motor Trucks
General Purpose
Machinery and
Equipment
Automotive Parts
and Equipment
Fabricated
Structural
Metal Products
All other
(CPI, L.A., Long
Beach, Anaheim,
All Items)
SCHEDULE C
CPI WEIGHTED AVERAGE
EXAMPLE OF COMPUTATION
Percent Increase Weight Amount
7.37
0.3300
2.4321
(7.36)
0.0900
(0.6624)
2.63
0.0650
0.1710
5.20
0.1325
0.6890
3.37
0.0225
0.0758
3.08
5.24
TOTAL
Adjusted Rate Increase
SCHEDULE C
0.0200 0.0616
0.3400 1.7816
1.0000 5.3822
5.38%
RESIDENTIAL COLLECTION
SERVICE AND
CHARGES BY
JURISDICTION
1988/1989
-----------
Commercial
Bins
S.F.
Typical
Monthly
Resident
3
Yard
Jurisdiction
--------------------
Rate
---------
Billed
---------
Lo/High
---------------
Anaheim
$6.11
Utility
$52.75
$156.18
Bill
Brea
$4.17
Utility
$42.11
$149.11
Bill
Buena Park
$5.75
Utility
$48.50
$185.75
r
Bill
Costa Mesa
$6.45
Tax Roll
$60.50
$190.00
Cypress
$6.50
Utility
$65.00
$200.00
Bill
Fountain Valley
$7.05
Utility
$60.50
$190.00
Bill
Fullerton
$5.50
Utility
$59.05
$161.80
Bill
Garden Grove
$5.27
Utility
$60.50
$190.00
Bill
Huntington Beach
$5.00
Tax Roll
$59.00
$185.00
Irvine
$6.87
Tax Roll
$48.00
$148.00
Laguna Beach
$6.00
Tax.Roll
$56.00
$139.00
La Habra
$5.77
Utility
$50.96
$167.44
Bill
La Palma
$6074
Utility
$54.44
$217.74
Bill
Los Alamitos
$6.40
Utility
$65.00
$200.00
Bill
Mission Viejo
$6.90
Hauler.
$42.49
$67.68
Newport Beach
$4.30
Tax Roll
Orange
$6.35
Utility
$51.15
$134.50
Bill
Placentia
$5.97
Hauler
$49.97
$135.85
RESIDENTIAL COLLECTION
SERVICE AND
CHARGES BY
JURISDICTION
1988/1989
-----------
Commercial
Bins
S.F.
Typical
Monthly
Resident
3 Yard
Jurisdiction
--------------------
Rate
---------
Billed
---------
Lo/High
---------------
San Clemente
$5.30
Utility
$56.05 $147.30
Bill
San Juan Cap.
$5.01
Hauler
$43.91 $135.62
Santa Ana
$7.34
Utility
$66.00 $191.00
Bill
Seal Beach
$8.60
Utility
$83.00 $135.00
Bill
Stanton
$6.90
Utility
$59.50 $199.20
Bill
Tustin
$6.06
Tax Roll
$38.09 $129.06
Villa Park
$7.05
Hauler
$60.00 $165.00
Westminster
$4.00
Tax Roll
$60.50 $190.00
Yorba Linda
$6.40
Hauler
$50.00 $200.00
Unincorporated Area
$7.02
Hauler
$42.49 $67.68
County Wide Average $6.10 $55.02 $162.14
Tustin Rate as
of County Ave. 99.36% 69.23% 79.60%
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AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT FOR COLLECTION
AND TRANSPORTATION OF SOLID WASTE REFUSE
PRODUCED OR ACCUMULATED IN THE CITY OF TUSTIN
This Amendment is made and entered into by and between the
CITY OF TUSTIN, a municipal corporation (hereinafter "City"), and
GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC., a California corporation
(hereinafter "Contractor"), to be effective as of the 28th day of
June, 1991.
For and in consideration of the mutual promises and agreements
contained herein and other good and valuable consideration the
receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereby agree
that the Agreement for Collection and Transportation of Solid Waste
Refuse Produced or Accumulated in the City of Tustin, between the
parties dated December 19, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as the
"Solid Waste Collection Agreement"), is hereby amended in the
following particulars only:
1. Contractor shall continue to collect all residential,
commercial, industrial, roll -off, construction waste and
recyclables in the City of Tustin pursuant to schedules, agreements
and procedures authorized, established, and prescribed as provided
in the Solid Waste Collection Agreement.
2. On or before July 1, 1991, all solid waste collected by
Contractor within the City of Tustin shall be collected by
Contractor and transported to a Material Recovery Facility
(hereinafter "MRF") , as defined and prescribed in the California
Integrated Waste Management Act of 1989 (hereinafter "AB 939"),
acceptable to City, for processing of recyclables in amount by type
of waste in accordance with the City's Source Reduction and
Recycling Element (hereinafter "SRRE") to' ensure that City meets
.the diversion requirements of AB 939.
3. For purposes of determining compliance with AB.939, the
final -waste characterization and diversion information contained in
City's final SRRE shall be used as the base data, unless City
identifies errors in such data and corrections are subsequently
made by.City or by the County of Orange, or both.
4. Contractor shall provide information to City to
substantiate that collected waste when combined with present total
diversion will meet the diversion requirements of City pursuant to
AB 939. All wastestream collected by Contractor shall be taken to
the MRF commencing July 1, 1991 in order to meet AB 939
requirements.
70R:jib:R15:082991(A060. jab) —1—
5. In the event the MRF approved by City is not operated by
Contractor, Contractor will subcontract for use f such a t Sunset Environment alfa facnc.ility.
City has agreed with Contractnat"Sunset" ) will be an acceptable
California corporation (hereiafte
MRF. Sunset will charge Contractor no moervithan $durin per the ton
first
delivered mixed solid waste fov� Ceservices
In subsequent years, s ces
twelve (12) months of thiss r
adjustments to the MRF charges shall .be based 8on 1984 Col0omeforrice
Index for All Urban Consumers (base years
'shed9b the United States
Los
Angeles -Anaheim -Rivers B re uSAof published
Statistics, with a four
Department of Labor,
percent (4%) minimum and seven percent (7%) maximum adjustment per
year. (This adjustment will not be applicable to landfill
charges.) Seventy-five percent ( 75%) of County of Opassednge through ill
gate fee increases after July 1, s991 of thelbe MRF be other than fair
to
City. In no event shall the charge
and reasonable, and in the event Contractor owns or t be controls ant he
MRF it agrees that the charges of anF of shall
char es of all MRFs
in excess of the then current medig
processing Orange County waste.
6. City shall pay to Contractor monthly per unit charges for
hauling as set forth on Attachment A hereto. These e extent ofcharges any
remain fixed until July 1, 1992 (except if and to t and thereafter
increase in landfill charges prior to July t the modified Consumer
shall be subject to modification based on
Price Index adjustment as prescribed in Schedule C attached hereto
and incorporated herein by this reference.
7. After initial submittal to and acceptance e County of tYof
Source Reduction and Recycling Element (SRRZ) by
Orange, all further modifications to and compliance with the.SRRE
required by the State of California or the County of orangeduring
effected b wring
the term of the .existing Solid eAgreement
etween
City and Contractor shall be Y Contractor, subject to
final approval of City and at no cost to City. The consultant to
perform such work shall be selected by City after consultation with
Contractor.
8. Contractor shall provide an at -demand
bulky item
collection service for all single family residences and individual
tenants .of multi -family residences within the City at no additional
cost to residents or to City. Such collection service will enable
residents to discard and -Contractor to collect from residences an
recycle or dispose large items such as furniture
rash collect
ods
which are not picked up as part of regular
Contractor shall pick up such items from residences withino(2 )
business days of request by residents. Requests shall be m
ade
directly to Contractor, which shall provide satisfactory telephone
message receiving, transmitting and response procedures.
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9. Contractor shall provide recycling and source reduction
technical assistance to the City upon request by City from time to
time and without cost to City.
10. Contractor shall cause the following written reports to
be prepared, obtained and submitted to City on forms approved by
City which will enable City to meet the reporting requirements of
AB 939:
a. Within fifteen (15 ) days following the last day of
each month:
(1) Contractor shall obtain from the MRF and
deliver to City a report and written certification of the tonnages
(a) received, (b) diverted, and (c) landfilled, detailing material
types and percentages of diversions.
(2) Contractor shall also obtain from the MRF and
deliver to City monthly information and written certification to
substantiate the recovery of not less than twenty-five percent
(25%) of the waste generated within City collected by Contractor
when combined with other diversion programs, thereby causing City
to meet the mandates of the first phase of AB 939 when required
thereunder.
(3) Contractor shall also deliver to City a report
detailing tonnages collected and not taken to the MRF but either
transferred to a solid waste landfill or transfer station or other
recycling facility or salvage vendor and the tonnage of recyclable
materials recovered, by material category, - and the tonnage of
materials sold, by separate material category, including the type
of customer from which the waste diversion originated (i.e.,
residential, commercial, industrial). The per unit price for which
recyclable materials were sold, by each. separate material category,
shall also be provided. This report shall also include the number
of requests for the bulky item collection service.
b . Not later than thirty.. (3 0.) ' dais after the end of
each calendar, year .during the -term of the . So*lid Waste Collection
Agreement, as amended, Contractor shall submit to -City a year-end
annual report to include at least the following:
• • (1) A collated summary of the information contained
in the monthly reports;.
(2) A narrative description of public awareness
activities and their impact on participation and recovered volumes;
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(3) A discussion of program highlights and other
noteworthy experiences, as well as measures taken to resolve
problems and increase efficiency and participation.
All reports shall be delivered to:
City of Tustin
P.O. Box 3539
Tustin, CA 92681-3539
Attention: Ronald A. Nault and Christine Shingleton
11. Contractor shall cause to be developed and implemented a
Public Awareness Program of the City's Source Reduction and
Recycling Program. This program shall include preparation of an
introductory packet of information regarding the recycling program
and shall be approved in advance by City. Prior to October 1,
1991, this material shall be distributed to each of the residential
premises and to all commercial and industrial accounts in the City
of Tustin. Contractor with .approval of City shall cause two
recycling brochures to be prepared and delivered during each of the
five (5) years following execution of this amendment. All of the
foregoing will be at the sole cost and expense of Contractor.
12. Contractor will act as the contracting body and lead
agency with the MRF with respect to the Solid Waste Collection
Agreement, as amended, and shall be responsible for and insure that
the MRF acts' so as to meet the requirements of the Solid Waste
Collection Agreement, as amended.
13. Schedule A of the Solid Waste Collection Agreement is
hereby amended to read as set forth in Schedule A attached hereto
and incorporated herein by this reference.
14. Contractor hereby agrees and guarantees to City that
Contractor will do each, every and all things required to ensure
that City will at all times be in full conformance with all of the
provisions of AB 939 and amendments thereto adopted hereafter and
will pay, save, defend, and hold City harmldss from any and all
loss, expense, damage, fines,,... penalties and liability, of every kind
_ and nature whatsoever by virtue of any non-compliance with such
statutory requirements, provided, however, that Contractorshall
i
not be responsible to the extent solid waste is generated n the
City and -collected or disposed, or both, by other than Contractor.
15. Contractor shall pay to City within thirty (30) days
following execution of this Amendment Ninety Thousand Dollars
($90,000) as and for reimbursement to City of the cost of its
recycling consultant and Forty -Four Thousand Dollars ($441000) for
City staff time in establishing the recycling program.
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16. Notices shall be given to the parties by mail addressed
and sent by certified U.S. mail as follows:
To City: City of Tustin
P.O. Box 3539
Tustin, CA 92681-3539
Attention: Ronald A. Nault,
Finance Director
To Contractor: Great Western Reclamation, Inc.
P.O. Box 2337
Santa Ana, CA 92705
17. The Solid Waste Collection Agreement shall in all
particulars remain in full force and effect, amended only insofar
as specifically and expressly provided in this Amendment.
CITY
CITY OF TUSTIN, a municipal
corporation
By.
illiam A. Huston,
City Manager
APPROVED AS Z
Ja G Auke,
City Attorney,
City of Tustin
CONTRACTOR
GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC.,
a Californ' ation
By:
President
By:
Secretary
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SCHEDULE A
CHARGES AND RATES EFFECTIVE JULY 11 1991.
A. Residential: Single and three (3) or fewer multi -family
units: non -bin regular service once weekly at curb or alley;
materials stored in approved containers or manner, collection
limited to two hundred (200) pounds of solid waste per week.
Charges to be paid by City to Contractor.
Hauling Charge
$ 5.20
per
month
Disposal Charge
6.43
per
month
Total Residential Rate
$11.63
per
month
The foregoing hauling charge will not be subject to the
modified CPI adjustment until July 1, 1992. The
foregoing disposal rate includes the charges for
recycling at the MRF operated by Sunset Environmental,
Inc., of Thirty -Six and 75/100 Dollars ($36.75) per ton..
In the event the County. of Orange increases the landfill
disposal fee after July 1, 1991, the disposal fee may be
appropriately increased.
The foregoing disposal charge is based upon an estimated
average of 81 pounds of disposable solid waste -per
residence per month. . This estimated poundage shall be
used for the entire July 1, 1991 to June 30, 1992 period.
If, at the end of that period, weight records disclose
that the actual average weight per residence per month is
other than 81 pounds, then that actual weight shall be
used for establishing the new disposal rate for July 1,
1992 to June 30, 1993. Additionally, a credit or charge
shall be added to or subtracted from the newly calculated
total residential rate as a separate line item for
July 1, 1992 to June 30, 1993 so as to reimburse City or
Company for the total dollar value of the undercharge or
overcharge for the period of July 1•, 1991 --to June 30,
-, 1992.. 'Similar' annual *adjustments shall be made each June
during the term of the agreement so as to reflect actual
average weight per residence per month.
B. Commercial Can Service: Can service to commercial premises
which can reasonably be served with basic non -bin service,
once weekly at curb or alley, with materials stored in
approved containers and manner, with collection limited to 200
pounds of solid waste per week at one location only, with
charges paid by City to Contractor.
A-1
Multi -family developments of four or more residential units
which are physically determined by City to be situated in such
a way as to make bin service impractical shall be served by
commercial can service.
Per Billing Unit Served (one business or building
represents one billing unit.)
Hauling charge $5.62
Disposal charge 6.43
Total $12.05
C. Commercial. multi -Family -an d Other: Service to premises other
than those covered by paragraphs A and B above shall be
provided by bin service of size, frequency and location as
shall be agreed upon by Contractor and customer; materials
shall be stored in approved containers and manner; charges
shall be paid by customer and collected by Contractor.
Contractor shall pay a franchise fee to City of two percent
(2%) of the gross receipts for such services. Charges for
such bin service shall be as follows:
Category Collection Disposal T_
2 yd 1X $ 42.23 $ 15.93 $ 58.16
2 yd 2X 62.30 31.85 94.15
2 yd 3X 82.31 47.78 130.09
2 yd 4X 102.39 63.70 166.09
2 yd 5X 122.41 79.63 202.04
3 yd 6X 142.43 95.55 237.98
I
3 yd 1X 80.71
_ 56.82 23. 89
3 yd 2X 81.51 47.78 129.29
3 yd 3X 106.26 71.66 177.92
3 yd 4X 129.10 95.55 224.65
3 yd 5X 153.85 119.44 273.29
3 yd 6X 178.54 143.33 321.87
4 yd 1X 59.42 31.85 _ 91.27
4 yd 2X 89.51 63.70 153.21
4.yd 3X 119.16 95.55 214.71
4 yd 4X 149.08 127.40 276.48
4 yd 5X 179.02 159.25 338.27
4 yd 6X 208.91 191.10 400.01
u n
Sched111 P. R
•
SCHEDULE "B"
COf4SUIIER PRI Cc IND: : WEIGHT 7D r;;,'cR�+CE Mc HOLD
;: I.ncrease
Cast
(From Seo. '
Conoonent
Weight
_
Indexes) Index
Source
Average Hourly
^^?5
0 •.,..-
Es tabl i shmen t Data
-
Emo 1 o)•rnen t &Earnings
'
Hours & Earn i no=
-
tarn i no, E)
Sanitary Services
Published Mon-
(,SIC)4?5 Average
thly b:- Bureau
Hourly Earnings
o; Labor
.,
..�a�Jstics'..3L..)
Gasoline
0.0800
Consumer Price In-
Monthly labor
dex (CPI )Unad.ius ted
review (MLR)
U.S. Citi Average
Published mon-
All Urban Consuamers
th 1 y by Bur: au
•
Gasoline
o: Labor
Statistics
Motor Trucks
0.0700
Producer Price inde::
Producer Prices
.;rPi) . Motor Truck's
and Price Inde :e
{Code•14110?)
Publ ished Nonth1,
b�, SLS
'
General Purpose
DOT General Purpose
••-:
MLR
Machinery and
Equipment (Code 11-4) '
Ecu i omen t
0 .1431
L Parts-
Au ornobi 1 e Part1
PPI. General
MLP.
and Ecuioment
1
0.0?4
- '
Purpose Machinery
'
an d Eau i orae n t
Fabricated
p=i; Fabricated-
• Structural
Structural. Me tal
Metal 'Products
0.0200
•
Products %Code 10-71
M rG
Al^^
A1 O.her
0 .....�00
C?i;Los Angeles.-
CPI Detailed
Report Publ i shed
Lona Beach;i�rral'reirn;
*Unad.lU.ted) ;rill
Mon tilt' b`' 8' S
Urban Con =urriers:
Nl 1 I terns ,
TOTAL
1.0000
RATE INCREASE
u n
Sched111 P. R
+]F C+'Mr1 r! i 1 u,•1
-Schedule "C"
Percen t Increase
We i oh t
Amount
I ndex
A-veraoe Hourly
�
p '=^-.pp
=.4�1.1Z1
Earn i nas
7.
Gasoline
7• 3
Motor i rucKs
., •�
• �-�
p.p��U
0.1710..
General Purpose
Ma hiner , and
0 i "S. '-':'5
,_•�•p
. �.. ,
Equ i orrmen t
.
Automotive Farts
n
�
p
and Equipment
� • �•%
`' .'U
F b i c•y.Lr,J
Ctructurc i0
Q.�+.::+:�n
n.���i.�
�. ..
�1 1 other
Lana
Beach, Ana -beim;
0 '%3400
. rill I'^•�
TOTrIL
1 .0000
- Pld.iusted Fate Increase
,�.__•:.
-Schedule "C"