Agenda - Council Work Session - 09/11/2012

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Reference Section: Solid Waste Definitions CPM 101 Annual Report: FY2011 Solid Waste /159 • Residential refuse collection & recycling accounts: This includes accounts served by the local government, either by local government employees or by a contract that the local government enters into with a private firm or another local government. It includes individual household accounts (whether the residents live in single - family homes, townhouses, apartments, etc.). It includes multiple household accounts (e.g., duplexes, triplexes, apartment complexes, etc.) if the jurisdiction considers these accounts residential. Multiple household accounts are included as residential accounts when the service that is being provided (e.g., number of pickups, method of collection, and crew staffing) for multiple household accounts is consistent with residential refuse collection. It does not include commercial, industrial, or other non - residential accounts, nor does it include homeowner association members or other residents that arrange their own contract with a private refuse hauler. • Residential refuse tonnage: This includes the total tonnage of refuse collected from the residential refuse accounts that were reported previously. It does not include recycling tonnages, yard waste tonnages (if yard waste is collected separately from residential waste), tonnages for materials collected during special collections (e -waste collections, hazardous household waste collections, construction debris collections, "spring clean -up" collections, and by- appointment collections). • Residential recycling tonnage: This includes the total tonnage of recyclable materials collected from the residential recycling collection accounts that were reported previously and from any jurisdiction - operated central drop -off locations for recyclables. It excludes refuse tonnages, yard waste tonnages (if yard waste is collected separately from residential recyclables), tonnages for materials collected during special collections (e -waste collections, hazardous household waste collections, construction debris collections, "spring clean -up" collections, and by- appointment collections). • Solid waste expenditures: This includes actual expenditures for salaries, benefits, supplies, materials acquisition, and contracted services related to the collection of solid waste materials from residential accounts. It does not include overtime hours worked by employees who do not qualify for overtime pay (e.g., FLSA exempt employees) or expenditures for overhead activities (management staff not directly involved in supervision of refuse and recycling personnel or activities, facilities management (custodial /repair, bldg. depreciation, all utilities), finance /payroll, fleet management (and all fuel), purchasing, information technology (and all telephone calls and system administration), human resources, risk management (and all workers compensation), and capital improvements and facility /land acquisition). Raw Data If your local government participates in CPM 101, you may access the raw data for this report on the CPM 101 Knowledge Network group located here. For assistance on accessing the group or locating the file please send an e-mail to CPM (cpmmail @icma.org). (Non - participants do not receive access to the raw data.) OICMA Center for Performance Measurement'"