HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 01 Sanipac Supplemental Rate Increase AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: 12/4/2017
Meeting Type: Work Session/Reg. Mtg
Staff Contact/Dept.: Neil Obringer Staff Phone No: 736-1032
Estimated Time: 15 min/05 min
S P R I N G F I E L D C I T Y C O U N C I L Council Goals: Provide Financially Responsible and
Innovative Government Services
ITEM TITLE: SANIPAC SUPPLEMENTAL RATE INCREASE
ACTION REQUESTED:
WORK SESSION: Discuss proposed supplemental rate increase from Sanipac
REGULAR MEETING: Conduct a public hearing and adopt/not adopt the following resolution: A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD AMENDING THE MASTER SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES AND CHARGES, RATES, PERMITS AND LICENSES IN ORDER TO AMEND THE AMOUNT OF THE GARBAGE AND
REFUSE RATES
ISSUE STATEMENT:
Sanipac, the City’s franchise hauler for solid waste, has requested a supplemental
rate adjustment effective January 1, 2018 to accommodate increases in operating
costs and lost material sales revenue due to the loss of foreign buyers of American recyclables.
ATTACHMENTS: 1. Council Briefing Memo 2. Sanipac rate increase request, dated November 20, 2017 3. Sanipac summary of projected costs
4. Proposed rate schedule 5. Proposed Fee Resolution with Exhibit
DISCUSSION/
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
Under section 16.4.a of the City’s Franchise Ordinance, Sanipac can request
supplemental rate adjustments when the cost of service is increased or decreased by governmental or environmental regulations.
Starting in September of 2017 China initiated an import ban on a number of US solid waste products including multiple types of plastics, textiles and paper. This ban has resulted in increased operating costs for Sanipac. Sanipac has determined
that these market conditions have resulted in increased monthly operating costs totaling $47,000 or 5.9%. As a result, Sanipac is requesting a supplemental rate increase of 5.9% effective January 1, 2018.
Sanipac staff will be present at the work session to discuss their request and the recycling market conditions.
M E M O R A N D U M City of Springfield
Date: 11/21/2017
COUNCIL
BRIEFING
MEMORANDUM
To: Gino Grimaldi
From: Anette Spickard, Development and Public Works
Director
Neil Obringer, Sr Management Analyst
Subject: Sanipac Supplemental Rate Increase
ISSUE: Sanipac, the City’s franchise hauler for solid waste, has requested a supplemental rate adjustment effective January 1, 2018 to accommodate increases in operating costs and lost material sales revenue due to the loss of foreign buyers of American recyclables.
BACKGROUND: In May 2017 Council approved a 2.1% CPI adjustment as well as a 0.81%
rate adjustment associated with the new County requirement to haul all loads to Short Mountain. Since that time the market for commodity recycled materials has been impacted by China’s ban
on American recyclables, resulting in increased processing and transportation costs for Sanipac.
The Franchise Ordinance allows for more than one rate increase per year in cases when the cost of service increases due to governmental or environmental regulation.
DISCUSSION:
World Recycling Market: Starting in September of 2017 China initiated an import ban on a
number of US solid waste products including multiple types of plastics, textiles and paper. Prior
to this ban China was a primary export market for US recycled materials. Along with other solid waste haulers and sorting services in the northwest, Sanipac has had to respond by identifying
alternative outlets for recycled materials. Sanipac has identified Garten (located in Salem) and West Rock (located in Portland) as new processing outlets for its recycled materials. Though it is unknown how long the current import ban will stay in effect it would appear that the US
recycling market will continue operating in a state of instability for some time.
Local and State Response to Changes to Waste Stream: Sanipac has taken short term efforts to
adjust its processing methods in order to reduce the amount of contaminated material in its waste stream and divert some types of recyclable products that can be more easily marketed. These
efforts are helping reduce the tonnage being sent to more expensive processing outlets but does
not completely resolve the issue. The Oregon DEQ has granted a statewide waiver under the Opportunity to Recycle Act to wastehaulers who cannot divert recyclables from the waste stream
and who must landfill the material as long as they apply for the waiver and report the amount of material that is landfilled. This exception is temporary and subject to market conditions.
Rates: Sanipac is requesting a supplemental rate increase of 5.9% effective January 1, 2018. To
arrive at this number Sanipac assumes the following in regards to the impact current market conditions have on their cost of operations. Prior to the import ban, Sanipac generated
approximately $7.24/ton in revenue from the sale of recycled materials collected in Springfield. Under current conditions Sanipac estimates that it will incur additional transport costs estimated at $1.79/ton and a commodity material disposal cost of $73.60/ton resulting in a net change in
market value per ton of $82.64. Based on current residential and commercial collection averages in Springfield this has resulted in roughly $47,000/month in added operating cost which is 5.9%
of average monthly collection revenue.
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Council can also consider directing Sanipac to use the DEQ waiver and transport all curbside recycling to the county landfill and not perform any sorting or recycling of materials during the
time period that the DEQ waiver exists. Sanipac estimates that the cost increase associated with this change is approximately 3% and will request a commensurate rate increase under this scenario. Sanipac notes that the infrastructure exists for curbside recycling and it is a community
practice that the customers value. Customers have the choice now to dispose of all items in the trash bin and not recycle but most choose to recycle. The City is still required by state law under
the Opportunity to Recycle Act to provide curbside recycling and it is a requirement of the
franchise that Sanipac provide curbside recycling. If Council desires a change in service to send all recyclables collected curbside to the landfill Sanipac recommends a public education and outreach effort in order to be transparent about the change in practice and the temporary nature
of it.
Sanipac staff will be present at the worksession to provide more information and answer
questions.
Moving Forward: Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the rate increase at its
December 4 regular session and can adopt a rate change after the public hearing. Sanipac plans to return to Council before July 2018 with its regular annual update and will brief Council on the
market for recycled materials and efforts to adjust its waste stream.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Staff recommends approval of the requested supplemental rate increase of 5.9% in commercial
and residential rates for all categories of waste collection as allowed by section 16.4.a and 16.4.b of the franchise agreement and maintaining curbside recycling programs.
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EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
Other Rates
Solid Waste
(SMC 4.408, Resolution _________)(1) Charges for the collection of garbage and refuse as established herein shall
be payable monthly in advance. In the event that any person fails to pay the collector of garbage and refuse for the
services rendered by the collector for a period of 45 days, then the collector may prepare a statement to that
effect, and to the effect that he is terminating the service to such person and shall deliver a copy thereof to the
City manager. The City shall thereupon have the burden of seeing to it that such person for whom the service is
terminated disposes of his garbage in accordance with the terms of sections 4.400 to 4.430. The collector shall
have no duty to commence serving such person again until the collector shall have been reimbursed for the
delinquent payments.
Please refer to the following 5 pages for Sanipac rates effective January 1, 2018.
Attachment 4, Page 1 of 6
EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
(01/01/2018)
PICKUPS PER WEEK
Number of Cans 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Mini-Can (21-Gallon)10.39 1 Mini-Can EOW (21-Gallon)8.40
County User Fee 2.27 County User Fee 1.72
Total 12.66 Total 10.11
1 Can EOW (35-Gallon)9.44
County User Fee 3.11
Total 12.55
1 Can/Cart (35-Gallon)13.88 27.77 41.65 55.53 69.42 83.30
County User Fee 4.12 8.29 12.41 16.58 20.70 24.82Total18.00 36.06 54.06 72.12 90.12 108.12
2 Cans 27.77 55.53 83.30 111.12 138.89 166.65
County User Fee 8.29 16.58 24.82 33.11 41.41 49.70Total36.06 72.12 108.12 144.24 180.29 216.35
3 Cans 41.65 83.30 125.00 166.65 208.31 249.96
County User Fee 12.41 24.82 37.23 49.70 62.11 74.52Total54.06 108.12 162.24 216.35 270.42 324.48
4 Cans 55.53 111.12 166.65 222.19 277.72 333.31
County User Fee 16.58 33.11 49.70 66.23 82.81 99.34Total72.12 144.24 216.35 288.42 360.54 432.65
5 Cans 69.42 138.89 208.31 277.72 347.19 416.61
County User Fee 20.70 41.41 62.11 82.81 103.46 124.17
Total 90.12 180.29 270.42 360.54 450.66 540.78
6 Cans 83.30 166.65 249.96 333.31 416.61 499.91
County User Fee 24.82 49.70 74.52 99.34 124.17 149.04
Total 108.12 216.35 324.48 432.65 540.78 648.96
65-Gallon Cart 19.16 38.42 57.58 76.74 95.95 115.16
County User Fee 7.05 14.16 21.21 28.26 35.37 42.42
Total 26.21 52.58 78.79 105.00 131.32 157.58
95-Gallon Cart 23.23 46.47 69.70 92.99 116.23 139.46
County User Fee 10.23 20.51 30.74 41.03 51.26 61.49
Total 33.46 66.98 100.45 134.02 167.48 200.95
1 Can/Cart - Premium 16.68 65-Premium 28.38 95-Premium 44.64
County User Fee 4.39 CUF 7.84 CUF 9.64
Total 21.07 Total 36.22 Total 54.27
Condo/MHP 35G 11.87 65-Condo 17.09 95-Condo 21.01
County User Fee 4.12 CUF 7.05 CUF 10.23
Total 15.99 Total 24.15 Total 31.24
SPRINGFIELD CAN/CART RATES
Attachment 4, Page 2 of 6
EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
(01/01/2018) Pickups Per Week
Container Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1.0 Yard 75.96$ 148.32$ 220.37$ 289.92$ 362.34$ 431.20$ 504.15$
County User Fee 24.17$ 48.33$ 72.50$ 96.67$ 120.83$ 145.00$ 169.16$
Total 100.13$ 196.66$ 292.87$ 386.59$ 483.17$ 576.20$ 673.31$
Each Additional 90.81$ 176.96$ 262.00$ 322.78$ 401.26$ 479.52$ 558.78$
E.O.W.29.33$ 21.97$ =51.31$
1.5 Yard 109.70$ 209.03$ 308.88$ 444.91$ 544.50$ 643.87$ 808.19$
County User Fee 36.28$ 72.56$ 108.84$ 108.84$ 145.13$ 181.41$ 145.13$
Total 145.98$ 281.59$ 417.72$ 553.75$ 689.62$ 825.28$ 953.31$
Each Additional 132.27$ 256.38$ 394.16$ 502.28$ 628.89$ 752.10$ 920.48$
E.O.W.42.25$ +32.56$ =74.82$
2.0 Yard 141.01$ 269.41$ 397.50$ 574.30$ 702.54$ 830.79$ 1,045.55$
County User Fee 48.40$ 96.74$ 145.14$ 145.14$ 193.48$ 241.88$ 193.48$
Total 189.40$ 366.15$ 542.63$ 719.43$ 896.02$ 1,072.66$ 1,239.03$
Each Additional 172.03$ 333.69$ 503.71$ 656.74$ 818.29$ 979.63$ 1,139.43$
E.O.W.47.81$ +43.10$ =90.92$
3.0 Yard 197.43$ 377.60$ 551.73$ 809.97$ 990.03$ 1,169.77$ 1,479.34$
County User Fee 72.56$ 145.13$ 217.69$ 217.69$ 290.25$ 362.81$ 290.25$
Total 269.99$ 522.72$ 769.42$ 1,027.65$ 1,280.28$ 1,532.58$ 1,769.59$
Each Additional 246.22$ 473.85$ 703.07$ 935.57$ 1,174.06$ 1,405.77$ 1,634.14$
E.O.W.73.71$ +64.28$ =137.99$
4.0 Yard 245.79$ 471.57$ 696.61$ 1,018.81$ 1,243.85$ 1,468.99$ 1,871.68$
County User Fee 96.74$ 193.48$ 290.32$ 290.32$ 387.06$ 483.80$ 387.06$
Total 342.53$ 665.05$ 986.94$ 1,309.14$ 1,630.91$ 1,952.80$ 2,258.74$
Each Additional 313.78$ 611.25$ 907.99$ 1,204.77$ 1,511.67$ 1,798.55$ 2,092.64$
E.O.W.89.96$ +85.14$ =175.11$
5.0 Yard 287.71$ 553.07$ 817.54$ 1,180.24$ 1,467.53$ 1,732.15$ 2,220.80$
County User Fee 120.91$ 241.87$ 362.82$ 362.82$ 483.78$ 604.69$ 483.78$
Total 408.62$ 794.94$ 1,180.36$ 1,543.07$ 1,951.31$ 2,336.84$ 2,704.58$
Each Additional 372.03$ 725.68$ 1,078.86$ 1,432.51$ 1,785.53$ 2,138.76$ 2,491.56$
E.O.W.103.15$ +105.69$ =208.83$
6.0 Yard 324.21$ 623.80$ 922.76$ 1,367.17$ 1,666.28$ 1,965.19$ 2,535.46$
County User Fee 145.14$ 290.32$ 435.41$ 435.41$ 580.54$ 725.68$ 580.54$
Total 469.35$ 914.13$ 1,358.17$ 1,802.58$ 2,246.83$ 2,690.87$ 3,116.00$
Each Additional 451.56$ 847.31$ 1,233.68$ 1,675.66$ 2,086.02$ 2,498.92$ 2,908.81$
E.O.W.113.79$ +126.02$ =239.81$
SPRINGFIELD CONTAINER RATES
Attachment 4, Page 3 of 6
EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
(01/01/2018)Pickups Per Week
Compactor Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2.0 Yard 293.99$ 546.66$ 819.93$ 1,093.26$ 1,366.59$ 1,639.91$ 1,913.19$
County User Fee 121.56$ 222.18$ 333.27$ 444.36$ 555.39$ 666.48$ 777.57$
Total 415.55$ 768.83$ 1,153.20$ 1,537.62$ 1,921.98$ 2,306.40$ 2,690.76$
E.O.W.197.08$
On-Call 98.70$
3.0 Yard 428.32$ 856.70$ 1,196.89$ 1,595.18$ 1,994.81$ 2,393.84$ 2,792.76$
County User Fee 195.32$ 390.59$ 675.63$ 901.57$ 1,126.07$ 1,351.26$ 1,576.51$
Total 623.65$ 1,247.29$ 1,872.52$ 2,496.75$ 3,120.87$ 3,745.10$ 4,369.28$
E.O.W.295.77$
On-Call 148.13$
4.0 Yard 572.40$ 1,066.52$ 1,599.78$ 2,133.09$ 2,666.30$ 3,199.56$ 3,732.82$
County User Fee 260.40$ 600.56$ 900.89$ 1,201.17$ 1,501.50$ 1,801.73$ 2,102.06$
Total 832.80$ 1,667.08$ 2,500.67$ 3,334.26$ 4,167.80$ 5,001.29$ 5,834.88$
E.O.W.397.39$
On-Call 198.69$
SPRINGFIELD COMPACTING CONTAINER RATES
Attachment 4, Page 4 of 6
EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
(01/01/2018)
Extra or
Basic User Overflow On-Call
Container Size Charge Fee Charge Charge
1.0 Yard 14.05 10.78 24.83 24.83
1.5 Yard 20.17 15.99 36.16 36.16
2.0 Yard 22.93 21.13 44.05 44.05
3.0 Yard 35.32 31.45 66.77 66.77
4.0 Yard 42.97 41.75 84.72 84.72
5.0 Yard 49.20 51.77 100.97 100.97
6.0 Yard 54.21 61.70 115.91 115.91
Can Charges
1 Can 3.04 1.14 4.18
2 Cans 6.07 2.40 8.47
3 Cans 9.10 3.56 12.66
4 Cans 12.14 4.75 16.89
5 Cans 15.11 5.96 21.07
Major Appliances Stove - Refrigerator - Washer - Dryer - Hot Water Heater
Curbside 31.72 25.42 57.13
Backyard 42.57 25.42 67.99
Furniture Sofas - Chairs
Curbside 17.10 11.44 28.54
Backyard 28.01 11.44 39.45
Mattress & Box Spring (regardless of size)
Each piece 11.38 16.15 27.53
Brush, Boxes, Demolition
Will be charged by volume and time. Volume equated to 32 gallon cans
and time spent in loading.
SPRINGFIELD EXTRA CHARGE RATES
Attachment 4, Page 5 of 6
EXHIBIT A – SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE RATES
(01/01/2018)
Drop Box Size & Description Basic Charge User Fee
20 YD 135.13 83.02 per ton
30 YD 202.75 83.02 per ton
40 YD 270.31 83.02 per ton
Stationary Compactor
Charge Per Cubic Yard 6.72 83.02 per ton
Box Delivery Fee (Any Size)26.48
Spotting Fee & Relocate Box 26.48
Demurrage Charge (Box Rental)
Beginning after the seventh day 6.78 per day
Excluding Sunday and Holidays
10 Gallon Incinerated 22.56
20 Gallon Incinerated 24.73
35 Gallon Incinerated 28.17
1 Gallon Container 9.48
SPRINGFIELD DROP BOX CHARGES
SPRINGFIELD BIOMEDICAL CHARGES
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PAGE 1 of 2
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
RESOLUTION NO. ___________
A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD AMENDING THE
MASTER SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES AND CHARGES, RATES, PERMITS AND LICENSES IN ORDER TO AMEND THE AMOUNT OF THE GARBAGE AND REFUSE RATES
WHEREAS, Springfield Municipal Code 4.408(2) provides that the maximum rates for the collection of
garbage and refuse for a month shall be set by resolution of the Council;
WHEREAS, the present volatility in the world recycling market has resulted in lost material sales
revenue and increased processing costs for many US solid waste processors;
WHEREAS, Sanipac, Inc., the collector of garbage as defined by Springfield Municipal Code Section
4.400, has advised the City that because of the status of the world market for recyclables Sanipac has
adjusted its operational practices and waste stream outlets resulting in an approximately $47,000 per
month cost associated with recycling material generated by Springfield residents and businesses;
WHEREAS, Sanipac, Inc., the collector of garbage as defined by Springfield Municipal Code Section
4.400, has asked the City for a supplemental rate increase of 5.9%;
WHEREAS, the collector of garbage has requested that the collection rate be adjusted to reflect these
increases in costs as of January 1, 2018;
WHEREAS, City staff have reviewed the request of the collector of garbage, and the additional
information and material provided in support of the request;
WHEREAS, City staff, following such review have recommended that the adjustment of the maximum
rates for the collection of garbage and refuse be approved as requested;
WHEREAS, the Council has considered the request of the collector of garbage, the material and
information submitted in support of such request, and the analysis and recommendations of the staff,
and is fully informed as to the request and the circumstances;
WHEREAS, the opportunity for public comment at a public hearing has been provided prior to the
adoption of this Resolution; and
WHEREAS, except for the increase in the Garbage and Refuse rates as specified herein, the fees set
forth in the “Master Schedule of Miscellaneous Fees and Charges, Rates, Permits and Licenses” remain
unchanged and shall continue in full force and effect.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD:
Section 1: The Garbage and Refuse rates as set forth in the "Master Schedule of Miscellaneous
Fees and Charges, Rates, Permits, and Licenses" are amended as specified in the Schedule of Garbage Rates attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated by reference herein.
Section 2: Except as specifically amended by this Resolution, the "Master Schedule of
Miscellaneous Fees and Charges, Rates, Permits, and Licenses" shall remain unchanged and in full
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force and effect.
Section 3: Future Resolutions of the Common Council may be adopted to amend, add, or
delete any rate, permit fee, license fee, or other fee or charge as may be necessary to compensate the
City for providing the particular services set forth in the Master Schedule.
Section 4: In the event any particular rate, permit fee, license fee, or other fee or charge set
forth in the Master Schedule, Schedule of Garbage Rates, shall be held invalid by operation of law or
any court of competent jurisdiction or the enforcement of any fee restrained by such court pending the
final determination as to its validity, the remainder of the rates, permit fees, license fees, fees and
charges specified in the Master Schedule, Schedule of Garbage Rates, Exhibit A, shall not be affected
thereby and shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 5: This Resolution will take effect on January 1, 2018.
ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Springfield this ___ day of _________, 2017, by a vote of _____ for and ____ against.
_______________________
Mayor
ATTEST:
__________________________
City Recorder
Attachment 5, Page 2 of 2
Other Rates
Solid Waste
(SMC 4.408, Resolution _________)(1) Charges for the collection of garbage and refuse as established herein shall
be payable monthly in advance. In the event that any person fails to pay the collector of garbage and refuse for the
services rendered by the collector for a period of 45 days, then the collector may prepare a statement to that
effect, and to the effect that he is terminating the service to such person and shall deliver a copy thereof to the
City manager. The City shall thereupon have the burden of seeing to it that such person for whom the service is
terminated disposes of his garbage in accordance with the terms of sections 4.400 to 4.430. The collector shall
have no duty to commence serving such person again until the collector shall have been reimbursed for the
delinquent payments.
Please refer to the following 5 pages for Sanipac rates effective January 1, 2018.
Attachment 5, Exhibit A
(01/01/2018)
PICKUPS PER WEEK
Number of Cans 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Mini-Can (21-Gallon)10.39 1 Mini-Can EOW (21-Gallon)8.40
County User Fee 2.27 County User Fee 1.72
Total 12.66 Total 10.11
1 Can EOW (35-Gallon)9.44
County User Fee 3.11
Total 12.55
1 Can/Cart (35-Gallon)13.88 27.77 41.65 55.53 69.42 83.30
County User Fee 4.12 8.29 12.41 16.58 20.70 24.82Total18.00 36.06 54.06 72.12 90.12 108.12
2 Cans 27.77 55.53 83.30 111.12 138.89 166.65
County User Fee 8.29 16.58 24.82 33.11 41.41 49.70Total36.06 72.12 108.12 144.24 180.29 216.35
3 Cans 41.65 83.30 125.00 166.65 208.31 249.96
County User Fee 12.41 24.82 37.23 49.70 62.11 74.52Total54.06 108.12 162.24 216.35 270.42 324.48
4 Cans 55.53 111.12 166.65 222.19 277.72 333.31
County User Fee 16.58 33.11 49.70 66.23 82.81 99.34Total72.12 144.24 216.35 288.42 360.54 432.65
5 Cans 69.42 138.89 208.31 277.72 347.19 416.61
County User Fee 20.70 41.41 62.11 82.81 103.46 124.17
Total 90.12 180.29 270.42 360.54 450.66 540.78
6 Cans 83.30 166.65 249.96 333.31 416.61 499.91
County User Fee 24.82 49.70 74.52 99.34 124.17 149.04
Total 108.12 216.35 324.48 432.65 540.78 648.96
65-Gallon Cart 19.16 38.42 57.58 76.74 95.95 115.16
County User Fee 7.05 14.16 21.21 28.26 35.37 42.42
Total 26.21 52.58 78.79 105.00 131.32 157.58
95-Gallon Cart 23.23 46.47 69.70 92.99 116.23 139.46
County User Fee 10.23 20.51 30.74 41.03 51.26 61.49
Total 33.46 66.98 100.45 134.02 167.48 200.95
1 Can/Cart - Premium 16.68 65-Premium 28.38 95-Premium 44.64
County User Fee 4.39 CUF 7.84 CUF 9.64
Total 21.07 Total 36.22 Total 54.27
Condo/MHP 35G 11.87 65-Condo 17.09 95-Condo 21.01
County User Fee 4.12 CUF 7.05 CUF 10.23
Total 15.99 Total 24.15 Total 31.24
SPRINGFIELD CAN/CART RATES
Attachment 5, Exhibit A
(01/01/2018) Pickups Per Week
Container Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1.0 Yard 75.96$ 148.32$ 220.37$ 289.92$ 362.34$ 431.20$ 504.15$
County User Fee 24.17$ 48.33$ 72.50$ 96.67$ 120.83$ 145.00$ 169.16$
Total 100.13$ 196.66$ 292.87$ 386.59$ 483.17$ 576.20$ 673.31$
Each Additional 90.81$ 176.96$ 262.00$ 322.78$ 401.26$ 479.52$ 558.78$
E.O.W.29.33$ 21.97$ =51.31$
1.5 Yard 109.70$ 209.03$ 308.88$ 444.91$ 544.50$ 643.87$ 808.19$
County User Fee 36.28$ 72.56$ 108.84$ 108.84$ 145.13$ 181.41$ 145.13$
Total 145.98$ 281.59$ 417.72$ 553.75$ 689.62$ 825.28$ 953.31$
Each Additional 132.27$ 256.38$ 394.16$ 502.28$ 628.89$ 752.10$ 920.48$
E.O.W.42.25$ +32.56$ =74.82$
2.0 Yard 141.01$ 269.41$ 397.50$ 574.30$ 702.54$ 830.79$ 1,045.55$
County User Fee 48.40$ 96.74$ 145.14$ 145.14$ 193.48$ 241.88$ 193.48$
Total 189.40$ 366.15$ 542.63$ 719.43$ 896.02$ 1,072.66$ 1,239.03$
Each Additional 172.03$ 333.69$ 503.71$ 656.74$ 818.29$ 979.63$ 1,139.43$
E.O.W.47.81$ +43.10$ =90.92$
3.0 Yard 197.43$ 377.60$ 551.73$ 809.97$ 990.03$ 1,169.77$ 1,479.34$
County User Fee 72.56$ 145.13$ 217.69$ 217.69$ 290.25$ 362.81$ 290.25$
Total 269.99$ 522.72$ 769.42$ 1,027.65$ 1,280.28$ 1,532.58$ 1,769.59$
Each Additional 246.22$ 473.85$ 703.07$ 935.57$ 1,174.06$ 1,405.77$ 1,634.14$
E.O.W.73.71$ +64.28$ =137.99$
4.0 Yard 245.79$ 471.57$ 696.61$ 1,018.81$ 1,243.85$ 1,468.99$ 1,871.68$
County User Fee 96.74$ 193.48$ 290.32$ 290.32$ 387.06$ 483.80$ 387.06$
Total 342.53$ 665.05$ 986.94$ 1,309.14$ 1,630.91$ 1,952.80$ 2,258.74$
Each Additional 313.78$ 611.25$ 907.99$ 1,204.77$ 1,511.67$ 1,798.55$ 2,092.64$
E.O.W.89.96$ +85.14$ =175.11$
5.0 Yard 287.71$ 553.07$ 817.54$ 1,180.24$ 1,467.53$ 1,732.15$ 2,220.80$
County User Fee 120.91$ 241.87$ 362.82$ 362.82$ 483.78$ 604.69$ 483.78$
Total 408.62$ 794.94$ 1,180.36$ 1,543.07$ 1,951.31$ 2,336.84$ 2,704.58$
Each Additional 372.03$ 725.68$ 1,078.86$ 1,432.51$ 1,785.53$ 2,138.76$ 2,491.56$
E.O.W.103.15$ +105.69$ =208.83$
6.0 Yard 324.21$ 623.80$ 922.76$ 1,367.17$ 1,666.28$ 1,965.19$ 2,535.46$
County User Fee 145.14$ 290.32$ 435.41$ 435.41$ 580.54$ 725.68$ 580.54$
Total 469.35$ 914.13$ 1,358.17$ 1,802.58$ 2,246.83$ 2,690.87$ 3,116.00$
Each Additional 451.56$ 847.31$ 1,233.68$ 1,675.66$ 2,086.02$ 2,498.92$ 2,908.81$
E.O.W.113.79$ +126.02$ =239.81$
SPRINGFIELD CONTAINER RATES
Attachment 5, Exhibit A
(01/01/2018)Pickups Per Week
Compactor Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2.0 Yard 293.99$ 546.66$ 819.93$ 1,093.26$ 1,366.59$ 1,639.91$ 1,913.19$
County User Fee 121.56$ 222.18$ 333.27$ 444.36$ 555.39$ 666.48$ 777.57$
Total 415.55$ 768.83$ 1,153.20$ 1,537.62$ 1,921.98$ 2,306.40$ 2,690.76$
E.O.W.197.08$
On-Call 98.70$
3.0 Yard 428.32$ 856.70$ 1,196.89$ 1,595.18$ 1,994.81$ 2,393.84$ 2,792.76$
County User Fee 195.32$ 390.59$ 675.63$ 901.57$ 1,126.07$ 1,351.26$ 1,576.51$
Total 623.65$ 1,247.29$ 1,872.52$ 2,496.75$ 3,120.87$ 3,745.10$ 4,369.28$
E.O.W.295.77$
On-Call 148.13$
4.0 Yard 572.40$ 1,066.52$ 1,599.78$ 2,133.09$ 2,666.30$ 3,199.56$ 3,732.82$
County User Fee 260.40$ 600.56$ 900.89$ 1,201.17$ 1,501.50$ 1,801.73$ 2,102.06$
Total 832.80$ 1,667.08$ 2,500.67$ 3,334.26$ 4,167.80$ 5,001.29$ 5,834.88$
E.O.W.397.39$
On-Call 198.69$
SPRINGFIELD COMPACTING CONTAINER RATES
Attachment 5, Exhibit A
(01/01/2018)
Extra or
Basic User Overflow On-Call
Container Size Charge Fee Charge Charge
1.0 Yard 14.05 10.78 24.83 24.83
1.5 Yard 20.17 15.99 36.16 36.16
2.0 Yard 22.93 21.13 44.05 44.05
3.0 Yard 35.32 31.45 66.77 66.77
4.0 Yard 42.97 41.75 84.72 84.72
5.0 Yard 49.20 51.77 100.97 100.97
6.0 Yard 54.21 61.70 115.91 115.91
Can Charges
1 Can 3.04 1.14 4.18
2 Cans 6.07 2.40 8.47
3 Cans 9.10 3.56 12.66
4 Cans 12.14 4.75 16.89
5 Cans 15.11 5.96 21.07
Major Appliances Stove - Refrigerator - Washer - Dryer - Hot Water Heater
Curbside 31.72 25.42 57.13
Backyard 42.57 25.42 67.99
Furniture Sofas - Chairs
Curbside 17.10 11.44 28.54
Backyard 28.01 11.44 39.45
Mattress & Box Spring (regardless of size)
Each piece 11.38 16.15 27.53
Brush, Boxes, Demolition
Will be charged by volume and time. Volume equated to 32 gallon cans
and time spent in loading.
SPRINGFIELD EXTRA CHARGE RATES
Attachment 5, Exhibit A
(01/01/2018)
Drop Box Size & Description Basic Charge User Fee
20 YD 135.13 83.02 per ton
30 YD 202.75 83.02 per ton
40 YD 270.31 83.02 per ton
Stationary Compactor
Charge Per Cubic Yard 6.72 83.02 per ton
Box Delivery Fee (Any Size)26.48
Spotting Fee & Relocate Box 26.48
Demurrage Charge (Box Rental)
Beginning after the seventh day 6.78 per day
Excluding Sunday and Holidays
10 Gallon Incinerated 22.56
20 Gallon Incinerated 24.73
35 Gallon Incinerated 28.17
1 Gallon Container 9.48
SPRINGFIELD DROP BOX CHARGES
SPRINGFIELD BIOMEDICAL CHARGES
Attachment 5, Exhibit A