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Ac~B Percent ' ACE Solid Waste , 2.09.~ Beckets Sanitation 290 Corrow Trucking and Sanitation _..598 Larry's Quality Sanitation 215... Peterson Brother Sanitation 625 T & R Sanitation 199 Pretzel's Sanitation O .. 52 % '7 % 15 % ,.s % , 16 % ~ 5_. % O, TOTALS 4.020 109 % It would appear that ACE Solid Waste has over 52% of the households in the City with the remaining six (6) companies making up the remaining 48% of the households. Based upon these results it may be best to bid the entire City as a single contract for both recycling and refuse service. If the City does decide to proceed with the organization of the City for refuse and recycling service, it would need to follow a timetable ~ to the one listed below. Conduct public hearing on proposed organization June 8, 1993 WaltlS0 days(6 months) as required by M. S.§ 115A.94, Subd. 4. December 8, 1993 Negotiate a six month extension of current recycling contract with ACE Solid Waste July 1 - December 31 Organized collection starting date January 1, 1994 During the six (6) month waiting period, the City should decide on the type of organization that it will proceed with and authorize requests for bids based upon the type of program The billing program will also need to be addressed as to which entity will handle the billing of the serv%e. The most cost-effective way would be to have a single entity handle the b_illing. The follow:rog is a breakdown of the possible types of programs the CiO' may develop: 1. Organized refuse hauling including recycling sea-vice by ordinance Servic~ Billing · City-wide Contract City billing (single billing entity) · City-wide Conwam Contractor billing · District Contracts · District Conn'acts City billing (single billing entity) Contract billing