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FROM: VAL ALEXEEF, DIRECTOR '/ Costa
GROWTH MANAGEMENT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY > l.11J
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DATE: December 19, 1995 .lV
SUBJECT: APPROVE RATE INCREASE FOR RICHMOND SANITARY SERVICE
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS
APPROVE a $3.31 rate increase (per can/per month), to cover costs described herein,
effective January 1, 1996 for waste and recyclables collection services in the
unincorporated areas of West County, namely, El Sobrante, Montalvin Manor, Tara
Hills, and North Richmond.
FISCAL IMPACT
No negative impact to the County General Fund. The imposition of a Regulatory
Service Surcharge will generate revenue for the County.
BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS
Under the terms of the Waste Collection Franchise Agreement entered into between
the County and Richmond Sanitary Service (RSS) in 1993, RSS is allowed to request
a rate increase annually based upon indexing (i.e. a CPI adjustment). The rate
increase request is consistent with the methodology of the Barakat & Chamberlin Rate
Review Procedural Guide (used by the County and City of Richmond). Generally rates
are reviewed and changed as necessary at the beginning of each calendar year. This
year there are several changes occurring which will affect the rates paid by West
County residents.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: ✓ YES SIGNATURE
ACTION OF BOARD ON. _ January _3;E ;1996 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED x OTHER _
During Board discussion of this issue, Supervisor Smith advised that the
Board should communicate to the , IRRF_ the Board' s success in lowering rates
in Central and far East County and try to get some consensus of ways to
lower the rates in West County. Supervisor Rogers moved approval of the
recommendation. Supervisorn Torlakson seconded the motion including the
comments .
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
x UNANIMOUS (ABSENT 4 AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AYES: NOES: & ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD .
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
Contact: Val Alexeeff (510/646-1620) ATTESTED .-January .1 16 , 199 6
cc: Community Development Department (CDD) PHIL BATCHELOR, CLERK OF THE
GMEDA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND
Richmond Sanitary Service (via CDD) COUNTA ADMINISTRATOR
WCCIWMA (via CDD)
BY DEPUTY
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Rate increase: Richmond Sanitary Service
December 19, 1995
Continued - Page Two
BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS (continued)
The changes are due to several factors which will ultimately result in a rate increase.
The changes are summarized here and explained further below. The CPI adjustment
results in a 1 .23% or $0.17 increase per 32-gallon can/per month. Another factor
affecting the rate is the additional costs related to the opening of the West County
Integrated Resource Recovery Facility (IRRF) -- these costs are established by the
West Contra Costa Integrated Waste Management Authority (WCCIWMA) -- which
will result in a $ 3.05 (tentative amount see explanation below) per can net increase.
Some changes to service provided to residents in the RSS Service Area
(Unincorporated West County) will result in a $ 0.66 per can decrease (for average
single can/weekly customer). The addition of a Regulatory Service Surcharge of 5%
which would be paid to the County for the administration of the RSS/County
Franchise-Agreement will result in a $ 0.75 per can increase. The end result/sum of
these changes in the rate will result in an overall increase of $3.31 per 32-gallon
can/per month.
CPI Adjustment. The CPI adjustment results in a 1 .23% or $0.17 increase. The
1993 Waste Collection Franchise Agreement between the County and RSS allow for
an annual adjustment of the rate according the change in the Consumer Price Index
(CPI►.
IRRF/WCCIWMA Costs. The most significant change in West County which will result
in an increase is the additional costs related to the opening of the West County
Integrated Resource Recovery Facility (IRRF). The IRRF/WCCIWMA costs are
established by the WCCIWMA which equal a $ 3.05 per can net increase. Upon the
opening of the West County IRRF (currently anticipated on 1/1/96) a shifting of costs
will occur in addition to the introduction of some new costs. Currently two
components of the collection rate in West County are the costs of disposal and the
Interim Recycling Center. These costs will be shifted out of the collection rate and
will become components of the IRRF rate, also the Closure Surcharge of $2.02 is no
longer required to be collected (as determined by the WCCIWMA). All together this
will result in a $ 4.28 per can reduction per month. However, at the same time all the
IRRF and WCCIWMA costs will be added in which will affect the collection rate, the
result is a $ 7.33 per can increase. The result of the above stated decrease and
increase will be a $ 3.05 per can net increase per month. It is very important to note
that the IRRF/WCCIWMA related costs included herein are tentative, final approval of
these costs by the Board of Directors of the WCCIWMA is not expected to occur until
December 14, 1995.
Changes to service. Some changes to service provided to residents in the RSS Service
Area (Unincorporated West County) will result in a $ 0.66 per can decrease per month
(for average single can/weekly customer). The two changes which are proposed are
a change to the semi-annual clean up events and a change in the cost for the second
can per household.
First, residents are currently provided with two scheduled clean-up events (spring and
fall pick-up of waste, limited to approximately 12 garbage bags or equivalent, no large
bulky items). This is not necessarily the most convenient for customers because the
individuals have no influence on the date or time of pick-up. The scheduled clean-up
happens whether the resident is prepared or not. If waste is not placed on the curb
that day then the customer has lost the opportunity until the next event, six months
later. The proposed change would be to provide the residents with two on-call clean-
ups instead, this would provide the customer with the opportunity to have the same
Rate increase: Richmond Sanitary Service
December 19, 1995
Continued - Page Three
BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS (continued)
level of service as before, but allow them to ask for the service when needed. This
would assure that the customers could make use of the service on an as needed basis
and not be subject to the schedule of the waste hauler. There will be a cost savings
of $ 0.16 per can for this change in service.
Second, the price of a second can has historically been provided at a discounted rate.
However staff proposes that the cost of the second can be the same price as the first
can. This would discourage disposal and encourage recycling. The same measure is
being implemented by the Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority for the new
franchise for Central County. The County's Source Reduction and Recycling Element
selected "variable can rates" as a high priority program to be implemented early in the
process of reducing the amount of solid waste deposited in landfills. With variable
can rates the customer pays for disposal based on the volume disposed. Some West
County-cities are also exploring the option of raising the second can rate to be equal
to the the single can rate. By raising the second can rate to equal the first it would
result in an approximate $ 0.50 reduction per can/per month for the single can
customers and a $ 3.00 increase to the cost of a second can.
Regulatory Service Surcharge. The addition of a Regulatory Service Surcharge of 5%
(as previously considered) which would be paid to the County for the administration
of the RSS/County Franchise Agreement will result in a $ 0.75 per can increase.
Currently there is no surcharge or fee in place to offset costs associated with the
administration of the RSS/County Franchise Agreement. However, the County has
the right to impose a surcharge under the Franchise Agreement and there is a need
to do so to offset costs. On August 8, 1995 the Board approved the Solid Waste
Management Budget (prepared by County GMEDA & Community Development
Department) which called for the placement of a surcharge/fee on the County solid
waste franchise agreements.
The West County cities currently collect franchise fees under their Franchise
Agreements with Richmond Sanitary Service (RSS). The franchise fees range from
just under 2% to 5%.
Attachments:
A Summary of residential rate (CPI increase) prepared by RSS dated December 7, 1995
B Letter from Dennis Varni, RSS dated November 16, 1995
C WCCIWMA Table entitled "Components of IRRF Rates and IRRF Related Can Rates" dated
December 7, 1995
D Waste Collection Rate Summary Table dated December 5, 1995
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ATTACHMENT `A'
Contra Costa County
Summary of residential rate
Current rate- 1st_can $19.77
Retroactivity 11.671
IRRF related amounts in collection rate (4.28)
13.82
1996 index increase 1.23% 0.17
13.99
Retroactivity 1.67
New collection rate before IRRF fee 15.66
IRRF fee (set by the JPA) 7.33
Proposed rate effective Jan. 1. 1996 $22.99
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RICHMOND SANITARY SERVICE C:1QPR01RATEREMCCC_96
INDEX YEAR 07.Oec-95
RATE INCREASE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1996
COMPOSITE
PER 1994
RATE %OF COST EXPLANTION
1994 COUNTY EXPENSES APPLICATION EXPENSES FACTOR INDEX OF FACTOR
51.51% 1.94% 1.00% CPI-U ALL ITEMS
SALARIES&WAGES $824,660 42.43% 1.75% 0.74% CPI-U x 90%
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 201,719
PAYROLL TAXES 67,183
TRUCK EXPENSE 97,939 5.04% 0.00% 0.00% CPI-U GASOLINE
INSURANCE 132,516
TAXES &LICENSES 26,221
DEPRECIATION 19,902 1.02% 0.00% 0.00% ANTICIPATED %CHANGE
GARAGE&RECYCLING FACILITIES 96,366
OFFICE EXPENSE 81,511
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 64,036
GENERAL&ADMIN 97,292
LANDFILL DISPOSAL&FEES 297,253 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% ANTICIPATED % CHANGE
adjustment for landfill disposal&fees
-to be Included in 1RRF fee (297,253)
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 245,086
ADJUSTMENT FOR VARIABLE EXPENSE (10,884)
TOTAL EXPENSES 81,943,547 100,00% -0,61% REVENUE GROWTH x 1001b
1.23%
Consumer Price Index
All Urban Consumers(CPI-U), 1982-84 - 100
San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose Metropolitan Area
SOURCE:United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
All Items Gasoline
September 1995 152.3 September 1995 106.0
September 1994 149.4 September 1994 110.0
percent change 1.94% percent change 0.00%
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
REVENUE GROWTH INDEX CALCULATION
1994 RESID & COMM REVENUES 2,286,393
1993 RESID & COMM'L REVENUES 2,174,749
REVENUE GROWTH 5.13%
X10% 0.10
0.51 %
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ATTACHMENT `B'
RICHMOND SANITARY SERVICE
® 3260 BLUME DRIVE • RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA 94806
November 16, 1995
Deidra Dingman
Contra Costa County
651 Pine Street
4th Floor - North Wing
Martinez, CA 94553-0095
Dear Deidra,�
Thank you and Mary Fleming for taking the time to meet with us on
the garbage issues in West County. As we discussed, they are
more complicated than they first appear. As a follow up to our
conversation on West County related service issues, I have put
together the following outline for further discussion with the
ad-hoc committee to get direction.
Franchise Fee
The County may desire to set a franchise fee to recover their
costs of administering and monitoring their solid waste related
obligations. The impact of a franchise fee is approximately $ .15
per month per .can for each percent imposed. As example, a 5%
franchise fee would amount to $.75 per can per month. Currently,
the franchise fees in West County range from just under 2% to 5t.
Bulky Items & Community wide cl anuQs
Included in the rates for Unincorporated West County is a subsidy
for on-call curbside bulky collection from customers west of the
freeway. This group was selected by past County staff as
benefiting most (and being most needy) of a subsidized program to
dispose of larger items not otherwise disposable through
traditional service. This program has significantly reduced the
number of large bulky items that have been abandoned in the North
Richmond area and continues to be well received.
Also included in the current rate are two community wide cleanups
that occur in the spring and fall of each year. Because of the
size of these events they are scheduled for successive weekends
throughout the various communities, which necessitates
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considerable overtime. 'This program cost approximately $0.72 per
month per customer (or $0.36 for each cleanup per month) . Two
alternatives exist for their replacement; landfill coupons and
on-call cleanup.
Landfill coupon Program
This program calls for each single family residential customer to
receive a Landfill Coupon good for up to $25 in disposal credit
at the West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill, and will address
three concerns not otherwise dealt with.
First, it provides the lowest cost alternative for customers to
dispose of unusual accumulations of debris and bulky items that
cannot be accepted during scheduled clean-ups and might otherwise
find their way onto public lands or vacant lots to avoid the cost
of proper disposal. Secondly, it provides an opportunity for
disposal of material as it accumulates during the coupon period,
rather than forcing customers to prepare for a fixed cleanup date
or store debris for months in anticipation of the next clean-up,
which sometimes causes customer inconvenience, creates community
blight and poses safety hazards. And thirdly, it allows
.customers to disanose of large bulky items (appliances, furniture)
that cannot be accommodated with normal curbside collection.
The cost for this program is approximately $0.22 per month per
coupon, and ,the cost for a second coupon per year would be
approximately $0..18 per month, allowing for economies of scale
and reduced disposal usage.
Residential •On-call cleanup
This program provides a curbside,, on-call pickup service for
extra material generated by customers during the year. This
program would have the same limitation currently in place for the
semi-annual cleanup program (volume and allowable items) .
Customers would call the office to arrange for additional
material to-be taken, for no additional charge, on their regular
collection -day.
Owing to economies of scale of that are achievable through same
day collection with normal municipal solid waste, clean-up items
can be more efficiently collected at a savings to customers. The
cost to implement this type of program would be approximately
$0.28 per month per clean-up.
[Point of information: since current costs are based upon West
County Landfill current disposal charges, alternative programs
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are priced using the same disposal charges. Implementation of
the West County IRRF will double disposal charges, affecting
program costs, but the savings will still be relevant because
they are predominantly labor based savings, not disposal based
savings. Ie: a $0.14 savings from changing one community wide
cleanup to a landfill coupon will remain the same because the
savings is predominantly labor savings.]
Currently the West County rate structure provides for "rewards"
for limited garbage production with the Mini-can rate, and allows
customers to-reduce their volume of trash with the use of
curbside recycling. Another technique to economically encourage
reduction is-,.'to have level can pricing.
In Unincorporated West CCC there are 8,550 customers with 10, 050
cans. This means that there are 1,500 additional cans. above the
one can minimum level of service. These customers pay less for
the additional can than they do for the first can because
historically some of the economies of serving a second can have
been passed through to the customer, with the balance of the
savings shared by the first can customers. While the rate ratio
between first can and additional cans has been very high, (rates
were close) and were among the industry leaders in the desire to
have "volume based rates" , some communities have adopted flat
rate charges where every can (first and additional) have the same
rate.
Given the ratio between first and additional cans (approximately
1:6) the County could achieve a softening of the pending increase
to the first':,can rate by making additional cans the same rate.
This would occur at the rate of 1� offset for the first can for
every 64� increase to the additional cans. Using today's rates,
the first can rate ($17.75) could be reduced by approximately
$0.50 to $17::25 by increasing additional cans by approximately
$3.00 (currently $14.38) .
The next level of discussion centers around a comprehensive
change in service delivery. Currently service in all of West
County has -been at a side yard/backyard level. Given the level
of technology, and the more mature nature of developments in West
County, fully automated curbside collection has not been a
practical option historically. Newer equipment designs and a
general reluctant willingness for customers to consider mandatory
curbside collection spell out an opportunity to consider curbside
collection as :an important option to reduce costa.
We are in the .final stages of preparing an analysis for some of,
the newer developments in West County which are more prone to
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benefit from automated collection and believe that County staff
should monitor their implementation closely and learn from these
test programs. We will keep County staff: fully aware of our
progress in these programs and are willing to discuss test
programs within the County area if appropriate and desired.
We believe these programs will go a long way in dealing with the
waste management concerns which have been articulated to us in
the past.
Following is a table of local base rates adjusting for JPA
surcharges and retroactive charges:
October 1995 Richmond Sanitary Service Comparisons
Richmond County San Pinole Hercules El Central Central
Pablo 11) Cerrito CCC (2) CCC (3)
Current base rate wlo 15.78 16.08 16.04 12.92 14.61 14.95 19.00 13.24
JPA surcharges and
rotroactivs charges
Senior rete 14.46 11.63
Mini•con rate 12.79 13.04 10.80 11.47
Additional cans 13.42 12.66 14.28 10.54 _1 11.93 14.95 19.00 13.24
2 can customer 29.20 J 28.76 30.32 23.46 26.54 29.90 38.00 26.48
Notes:
11 Pinola has had a pending rate increase application for over 1 year and has incurred substantial retroactive liability.
21 Current Central Sanitary average regulated rete for backyard service.
31 Proposed average rete for same conmenMes for autornated curbside service Cowest rete). Hard to serve area is t5 extra.
Backyard service as an optica was quoted by BFI (winning garbage contractor) It 36.10 extra, but Central Sanitary believes they
can mgotista it down to $B extra. Of special interest• the Central County JPA provided CCC with an analysis of their proposed
rotes which tnado two point:: a) Cornet netcial recycling services ere not provided in the contract and b) the actual cost of
residential Service for the county is $14.30 and the JPA proposed allowing a commercial subsidy of 146% of cost which allowed
the residential rate to be lowered to $13.50.
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If you have any questions or need additional information on these
programs, please let me know-
6 ncerely,
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Dennis a ni
Chief ncial officer
ccs Rich Granzella
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ATTACHMENT `D'
WASTE COLLECTION RATES
IN;CONTRA COSTA COUNTY COMMUNITIES
Bay View Refuse
Kensington
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE (including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $16.25
additional can $11.25
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $71.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $143.00
2 yard container (once/wk) 1 $143.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) 1 $286.00
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
City of Antioch
RESIDENTIAL
AUTOMATED STREET SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $21.90
32'gallon can (once/wk) $17.85
Senior Rate: 95 gallon cart (once/wk) $12.25
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $132.65
2 yard container (twice/wk) $265.30
3 yard container (once/wk) $199.55
3 yard container (twice/wk) $387.14
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Concord area
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE* (including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.00
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additional can $13.50
20 gallon mini-can $16.00
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $21.00
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $132.65
2 yard container (twice/wk) $265.30
3 yard container (once/wk) $199.55
3 yard container (twice/wk) $387.14
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
City of Clayton
RESIDENTIAL _
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(does not include Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $25.04
additional can $14.02
32 gallon can only $18.66
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $25.04
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $90.70
1 yard container (twice/wk) _
2 yard container (once/wk) $139.65
2 yard container (twice/wk) $279.25
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
CCCSD area
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
( including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 1 bag of clippings (once/wk) $15.15
additional can $8.40
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $17.50
* Includes clean-ups: on-Call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
12/5/95 Page 2 DD9:RATES.XLS
2 yard container (once/wk) $121.75
2 yard container (twice/wk) $243.60
3 yard container (once/wk) $179.85
3 yard container (twice/wk) $359.75
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Pacheco
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 1 bag of clippings (once/wk) $15.15
additional can $8.40
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $17.50
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $121.75
2 yard container (twice/wk) $243.60
3 yard container (once/wk) $179.85
3 yard container (twice/wk) $359.75
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Clyde
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE* .
(does not include Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $15.15
additional can $8.40
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $18.15
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $121.75
2 yard container (twice/wk) $243.60
3 yard container (once/wk) 1 $179.85
3 yard container (twice/wk) 1 $359.75
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BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Pleasant Hill Bart (unincorp.)
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 1 bag of clippings (once/wk) $15.15
additional can $8.40
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $17.50
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $121.75
2 yard container (twice/wk) $243.60
3 yard container (once/wk) $179.85
3 yard container (twice/wk) $359.75
BF,f"_ Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Concord/Morgan Territory area
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
1
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.00
additional can $13.50
20 gallon mini-can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $16.00
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $21.00
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $132.65
2 yard container (twice/wk) $265.30
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Bay Point
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.00
additional can $6.00
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95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $19.75
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $124.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $248.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $181.80
3 yard container (twice/wk) $363.60
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Bay Point
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.00
additional can $6.00
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $19.75
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $124.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $248.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $181.80
13'Yard container (twice/wk) $363.60
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
City of Pleasant Hill
RESIDENTIAL
CURBSIDE SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $21.20
additional can $9.15
20 gallon mini-can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.75
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) $24.20
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $23.35
additional can $9.15
20 gallon mini-can + 2 bags of clippings (once/wk) $18.75
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Senior rate for basic service $19.65
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $143.70
2 yard container (twice/wk) $287.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $215.30
3 yard container (twice/wk) $430.65
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Mt. View area
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 1 bag of clippings (once/wk) $17.83
additional can $14.60
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $16.33
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $20.18
Senior rate for basic service $10.70
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $118.50
2 yard container (twice/wk) $237.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $176.35
3 yard container (twice/wk) $352.70
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Mt. View area of City of Martinez
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + unlimited clippings (once/wk) $20.04
additional can $23.98
20,gallon mini-can (once/wk) $14.02
10 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $13.36
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $22.39
Senior rate for basic service $10.70
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
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COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once or twice/wk) $301.77
3 yard container (once/wk) $303.59
3 yard container (twice/wk) $353.77
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
City of Martinez
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + unlimited clippings (once/wk) $20.04
additional can $23.98
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $14.02
10 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $13.36
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $22.39
Senior rate for basic service $15.34
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once or twice/wk) $301.77
3 yard container (once/wk) $303.59
3 yard container (twice/wk) $353.77
BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Alhambra Valley
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 cans of clippings (once/wk) $18.00
additional can $13.50
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $16.00
95 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $21.00
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $86.15
2 yard container (once/wk) $132.65
2 yard container (twice/wk) $265.30
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BFI - Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal
Rodeo
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(including Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can only (once/wk) $16.60
additional can $6.05
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $15.10
64 gallon cart for garbage & green waste (once/wk) at curb $19.80
Senior rate for basic service $14.55
* Includes clean-ups: on-call twice/year. Clippings p/u at curb.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $94.20
2 yard container (once/wk) $145.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $290.00
City of Brentwood
RESIDENTIAL
AUTOMATED STREET SERVICE*
(including Recycling Services -- 2 of the 64-gallon cans for
recyclabes & yard waste - p/u on alternating weeks)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $18.50
64 gallon cart (once/wk) $27.50
95 gallon cart + 2 of the 95 gallon carts for rec. (once/wk) $33.00
Senior rate for basic service $12.40
* Does not include clean-ups.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $169.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $310.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $235.00
3 yard container (twice/wk) $440.00
Crockett Garbage Company
Crockett
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE* if placed on curb then 0.60 discount
(Curbside Recycling Services provided for $3.00/mo. fee)
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32 gallon can (once/wk) $17.00
additional can $17.00
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $13.00
45 gallon can (once/wk) $24.00
Senior rate for basic service $14.55
* Includes clean-ups: twice/year for green waste & once/year for waste.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $99.00
1 yard container (twice/wk) $158.00
2 yard container (once/wk) $133.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $201.00
East Bay Sanitary
City of EI Cerrito
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
30 gallon can (once/wk) $14.95
additional can $14.95
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $10.80
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $97.40
1 yard container (twice/wk) $172.80
2 yard container (once/wk) $183.80
2 yard container (twice/wk) 1 $334.60
Garaventa Enterprises
City of Concord
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
40 gallon can (once/wk) $21.25
additional can $7.55
95 gallon toter (once/wk) $24.25
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled once/year.
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COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $159.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $295.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $222.00
3 yard container (twice/wk) $427.00
Garaventa Enterprises
Oakley,
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
40 gallon can (once/wk) $19.30
additional can $7.70
95 gallon toter (once/wk) $22.30
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled once/year.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $169.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $305.00
3 yard container (once/wk)
3 yard container (twice/wk)
Garaventa Enterprises
Bay Point
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $18.80
additional can $7.05
95 gallon toter (once/wk) $21.80
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wki $166.10
2 yard container (twice/wk) $279.35
3 yard container (once/wk) 1 $219.45
3 yard container (twice/wk) 1 $389.10
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Garaventa Enterprises
City of Pittsburg
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $18.00
additional can $6.55
95 gallon toter (once/wk) $21.00
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled once/year.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $164.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $300.00
3 yard container (once/wk) $227.00
3 yard container (twice/wk) $432.00
Garaventa Enterprises
Discovery Bay
RESIDENTIAL'
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32,gallon can (once/wk) $18.75
additional can $6.00
95'gallon toter (once/wk) $21.75
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year.
COMMERCIAL
2 yard container (once/wk) $169.60
2 yard container (twice/wk) $285.35
3 yard container (once/wk)
3 yard container (twice/wk)
Orinda/Moraga Disposal
City of Orinda
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $25.35
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additional can $35.00
* Includes clean-ups: three times per year.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $129.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $226.80
2 yard container (once/wk) $226.80
2 yard container (twice/wk) $419.70
Orinda/Moraga Disposal
Town of Moraga
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $22.80
additional can $22.80
* Includes clean-ups: three times per year.
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $129.50
1 yard container (twice/wk)' $226.80
2 yard container (once/wk) $226.80
2 yard container (twice/wk) $419.70
Richmond Sanitary Service
City of Richmond
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $19.37
additional can $17.01
Senior rate for basic service $18.05
60 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $38.84
100 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $45.66
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $126.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $220.60
2 yard container (once/wk) $205.60
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2 yard container (twice/wk) $374.10
Richmond Sanitary Service
City of San Pablo
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $20.02
additional can $18.26
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $17.02
60 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $40.74
100 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $47.46
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $126.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $218.40
2 yard container (once/wk) $205.20
2 yard container (twice/wk) $370.60
Richmond Sanitary Service
West County (unincorp.)
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $19.77
additional can $16.37
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $16.72
60 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $38.64
100 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $44.96
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $126.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $220.60
2 yard container (once/wk) $205.60
2 yard container (twice/wk) $374.10
Richmond Sanitary Service
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City of Pinole
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $15.77
additional can $13.24
Senior rate for basic service $14.48
60 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $31.55
100 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $37.35
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $126.50
1 yard container (twice/wk) $218.40
2 yard container (once/wk) $205.20
2 yard container (twice/wk) $370.60
Richmond Sanitary Service
City of Hercules
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can (once/wk) $19.26
additional can $16.10
60 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $37.85
100 gallon toter (once/wk) at curb $44.45
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled twice/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $132.80
1 yard container (twice/wk) $229.30
2 yard container (once/wk) $215.50
2 yard container (twice/wk) $389.10
Valley Waste Management
City of Walnut Creek
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(does not include Curbside Recycling Services -- these
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services are provided by Pacific Rim Recycling)
32 gallon can + 2 cans of clippings (once/wk) $14.90
additional can $14.90
20 gallon mini-can (once/wk) $12.10
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled three times/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $70.65
1 yard container (twice/wk) $130.50
2 yard container (once/wk) $127.05
2 yard container (twice/wk) 1 $235.00
Valley Waste Management
City of Lafayette
RESIDENTIAL
BACKYARD SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon can + 2 cans of clippings (once/wk) $21.35
additional can $21.35
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled three times/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $113.60
1 yard container (twice/wk) $194.25
2 yard container (once/wk) $194.25
2 yard container (twice/wk) $355.55
Valley Waste Management
City of Danville (same for Alamo, Blackhawk,
Diablo & unincorp. WC)
RESIDENTIAL
AUTOMATED STREET SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon cart (once/wk) $17.40
64 gallon cart (once/wk) $34.80
96 gallon cart (once/wk) $52.20
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled three times/year
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COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $99.55
1 yard container (twice/wk) $170.10
2 yard container (once/wk) $170.10
2 yard container (twice/wk) $311.40
Valley Waste Management
City of San Ramon
RESIDENTIAL
AUTOMATED STREET SERVICE*
(includes Curbside Recycling Services)
32 gallon cart (once/wk) $13.19
64 gallon cart (once/wk) $16.73
96 gallon cart (once/wk) $23.50
* Includes clean-ups: scheduled three times/year
COMMERCIAL
1 yard container (once/wk) $102.00
1 yard container (twice/wk) $205.00
2 yard container (once/wk) $170.00
2 yard container (twice/wk) $350.00
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