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Solid Waste Fee Ordinance Hearing
NOVEMBER 12, 2013
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Jefferson County Public WorksSolid Waste Division
Jefferson County
Public Works
Solid Waste Funds
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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014$0
$200,000
$400,000
$600,000
$800,000
$1,000,000
$1,200,000
$1,400,000
$1,600,000
Capital Fund
Operations Fund
Fund Minimum Values
Capital$505,000(11.6%)
Operations$392,000(15.6%)
Projected Balances (end 2013)
12% capital value15% operations
Exhibit A
Recommended Waste Disposal Fee 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Current Services $ 144.00 $ 147.60 $ 151.29
$155.08 $158.95 $162.93
Fees are $ per ton (including 3.6% WA State solid waste collection tax) Current fee is $113.96 per ton
Increase in 2014 is 26.4% Annual increase to 2019 is 2.5%
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$133/ton Operations
$11/ton Capital
Exhibit B
Comparison of Fees by CountyCounty Minimum
Charge
Pounds(for min. charge)
$/ton over minimum Cents/lb Date
Adopted2011 Waste
Tonnage
Jefferson (proposed) $10.00 140 $144.00 7.2
Jefferson $4.95 80 $113.96 5.7 1993 17,557
Clallam (PA) $10.00 140 $141.95 7.1 2013 40,131
King $22.00 340 $129.40 6.5 2013 806,914
Island $11.00 50 $119.14 6.0 2010 42,506
Pierce $25.28 400 $142.00 7.1 2013 689,653
Thurston $18.00 300 $119.00 6.0 2012 151,318
Mason $10.60 240 $ 87.96 4.4 2013 27,874
Kitsap $15.00 460 $ 67.34 3.3 2013 177,804
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Exhibit C
Solid Waste Fees(Actual and Projected)
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110
115
120
125
130
135
140
145
150
155
160
165
170
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CPI-W All City2013 Jan-Apr 1.5Past 20-yr avg. 2.5
Current Fee$113.96
$144.00
$162.93
Exhibit D
Operations Expenditures by Service63% Waste Transfer, Hauling, Disposal18% Management, Finance, Overhead
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Waste Transferand Disposal $84
Management $24
Recycling $12
Hazwaste $5
Closed LF $3 Education, Abatement $3
Quilcene $2
Projected Values (per ton disposed) Total $133/ton
Exhibit E
Recommendations
1. Adopt the fee levels shown in the following tables for 2014 to maintain current services
2. Adopt an annual increase of 2.5% through 2019 for all fees, to pay for operations and capital renewal while maintaining prudent Fund balances
3. Adopt benchmarks for monitoring Fund performance
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Exhibit F
Transfer Station Fees Recommended Current Proposed 2014
Minimum Fee $ 4.95 $ 10.00
Approx. weight allowed 80 lbs 140 lbs
Solid Waste (per ton) $ 113.96 $ 144.00 Refrigerator (ea.) $ 19.81 $ 20 environmental fixed
fee + weight charge at $144/ton
Non-disposal weight charge - $ 5.00
Yard Debris (per ton) $ 48.00 $ 48.00
Yard Debris Minimum Fee $ 5.00 $ 5.00
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Exhibit G
Quilcene Fees Recommended
Current Proposed
Mini can or 1/2 can $ 2.97 Category eliminated
32-gal can $ 4.95 $ 6.00
55-gal can $ 9.40 $ 11.00
Waste-loose (per cubic yard) $ 27.23 $ 32.00
Refrigerator (ea.) $ 19.81 $ 30.00
Appliances $ 14.85 $ 16.00
Large items $ 14.85 $ 16.00
Tires-auto $ 4.95 $ 6.00
Tires-truck $ 6.19 $ 7.00
Tires-offroad $ 14.85 $ 16.009
Exhibit H
Benchmarks for Fund Performance
• Fund Reserved Balances:– Capital Fund no less than 12% of facility and
equipment capital replacement value (excluding bond funds)
– Operations Fund no less than 15% of annual total solid waste expenditures
• Annual increase in solid waste tonnage no less than 1% per year
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Exhibit J