HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-08-26; City Council; N/A; Waste Collection AgreementDATE: August 21, 1980
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
WASTE COLLECTION AGREEMENT
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Last year Council requested staff to negotiate new contract
provisions with Coast Waste Management.
The attached agreement provides:
a five year instead of one year term
--a 2% service fee to the City
--a rate adjustment index
quarterly reports
trash service for City
It is requested thelt Council review the draft contract a111.
suggest changes you may desire.
Coast Waste Ma~agement has provided information showing that
direct costs for labor, equipment and other items has increased
by 55¢ per customer since 1978 when the current rates were set.
Staff study has revealed that current monthly rates are competitive
with neighboring cities.
City
Oceanside
Carlsbad
San Marcos
La Mesa
Del Mar
Vista
Resident rr:ri--
4.65
4.85
4.90
5.84
6.05
Commercial
$23.79
25.79
29.85
29.00
35.04
37,35
Contractor asked for an increase to $5.30 for residents and
$28.10 for commercial service monthly.
After further negotiation, contractor agreed to the new cov-
tract for a one year term at the existing rates.
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FISCAL IMPACT
This contract will produce revenue to City 9f $20,000
(2% of gross receipts). City direct costs are $14,000
for inspector and $5,700 for billing.
Alternative -
Council may wish to consider calling for proposals from
other contractors.
RECOMMENDATION
That Council authorize new contract for a one year tenn
at current rates with understanding that rate adjustments
can be considered when cost index increases 7%.
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FRANK ALESHIRE
City Manager
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attachment
Council Action:
8-26-80 Council directed staff to prepare an agreement in accordance with
the recommendations, said agreement to be for a s~year period.
August 8, 1980
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: Director of Utilities & Maintenance
SUBJECT: Revised Waste Collection Agreement; Coast Waste Management
EXHIBIT A
The City Council reviewed the present solid waste contract at their meeting of
September 18, 1979 and indicated to st.1ff that it would be appropriate to renegotiate
the contract. It was further requested by Council that consideration be given to
providing limited can service at a reduced rate. Several meetings were conducted
with Coast Waste representatives rel at; ng to a revised contract. , esentation of
this report has been de 1 ayed for vari 01.,s reasons (City Manager changes, U/M Director
broken arm, etc.) and there was no overriding urgency to complete the negotiations
since our present contract was functior,al and no rate increase was contemplated.
Land fill fees were increased signifi~antly (35%) on July 1, 1980 and Coast Waste has
indicated that, in their opinion, a rate increase is in order. Accordingly, a
revised contract has been developed ant should be approved before the rate request is
considered.
The revised contract is for five years and year-to-year after Septeml>er 1, 1985.
This has been included in order that the contractor may arrange financing for new
equipment and for his eventual relocation from the present site. The present loca-
tion of his yard is a non-conforming land use and recently Council approved a CUP for
construction of a temporary maintenance building. This CUP will expire in April of
1985, by which time Coast Waste is to complete relocation. Conditions of this con-
tract reconfirm the CUP and no extension of the contract beyond September 1, 1985
will be granted unless the relocation is completed.
The revised contract includes a requirement for quarterly reporting of management.
information and the provision of drag-on boxes to support the annual Christmas Tree
recycling program and Spring Clean-up. Additionally, twelve 3-yard containers are
provided year round for City use at no cost to the City.
It also includes the requirement for a 2% service fee on gross revenues to be paid
to the City to defray City costs for billing residential customers in the City billing
area (water and sewer service area), inspecting performance and complaint handling,
and litter collection activities. This will generate about $20,000 on an annual basis.
A surrrnary of the contract changes is attached as enclosure (1). Costs directly
relating to management of the Solid Waste Program included in the 80-81 budget are
$20,262 ($14,562 Sanitation Inspection and $5,700 Finance Department). The service
fee will offset these direct costs.
The revised contract also provides for a more rational basis on which to evaluate
rate adjustments. We have, in the past, based rate changes on the basis of the con-
tractor's cost increases. This procedure is an indexing procedure and the agreement
rec.ognizes this metnod. The index procedure would be developed and adopted by
resolution at some time in the future. The use of the index is not an automatic
escalator, although it could be used to trigger a request. Ultimate approval/
disapproval of a rate request would rest with Council. The index merely provides a
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means of evaluating in a standard manner, a request when compared with the previous
rate.
The second matter which the Council indicated they wish discussed concerns a provi-
sion for limited can service; i.e., a lower rate for one can a week service. This
type of service is included by some cities, including Del Mar. Our present con-
tract is a single fee for weekly service but has no restrictions on the number of
cans or bundles per household. The contractor does not recommend the two-tiered
service for the following reasons:
1. The administrative difficulties in maintaining current customer records.
2. The problems resulting in billing for occasional "extra cans" (this billing
problem would also impact the City's billing operation).
3. The revenue lost due to neighbors stacking extra cans with those of the
neighbor who has unlimited can service.
4. The increased complaint load.
I believe City costs would also be increased due to the extra billing problems and
complci'int loads.
I am also of the opinion that the City would be required to provide a higher level
of inspection and assistance to the contracto .. to ensure the accuracy of their
records and the compliance of the customers. The present system of single-tier
residential service is the simplest and least restrictive system available -a two-
tiered systE:ITI will increase administrative costs which are non-productive costs,
which will offset customer savings.
It is not recommended that a two-tier service option be included in this agreement.
It is recommended that Council approve the revised agreernent.
Rl~G:pab
attach.
& Maintenance
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Term
Term Conditions
Rates
Change Trigger
Council Failure to
Approve
Service Fee
Report Requirement
Holidays
Additional Services
Arbitration
Attorney Fees
SOLID WASTE
CONTRACT CHANGES
OLD
Year-To-Year
None
Consider -major chaaiges to
CPI
None
Normal expiration on
Octoher 1
None
On request
Five
1-truck once a month
No provision
No provision
NEW
5 Year \
Year-To-Year thereafter
Satisfactory compliance
· with CUP-171 (move by
April -15, 1985)
Index to be developed and
adopted by Resolution
30 days after threshold -
Counci 1 approve
Six months written notice
2% of gross
Quarterly:
A. Complaints
B. Number of customers
C. Gross receipts
D. Problems
Six
12 -3 yd. cont.
4 -drag-ons Christmas.
Yes
Yes
Spring Clean Up . :
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING AN
AGREEMENT FOR THE_REMOVAL OF SOLID WASTE
EXHIBIT 11 811
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4 HHEREAS, the City Counci1 of the City of Carlsbad, California does hereby
5 resolve as follows:
6 1. That an agreement between the City of Carlsbad and Coast Waste
7 Management for services relative to the co11ection of solid waste, a copy of
8 which is attached hereto, marked 11 Exhi bit A" and madE: a part hereof, is hereby
9 approved.
10 2. That the Mayor of the City of Carlsbad is hereby au:horized and
11 directed to execute said agreement for and on behalf of the City of Carlsbad.
12 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Carlsbad City
13 C.ouncil held on the __ day of _______ , 1980 by the following vote,
14 to wit:
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ATTEST:
24 ALETHA L. RAUTENKRANZ, City Clerk
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RONALD C. PACKARD, Mayor
AGREEMENT FOR PROVIDING
REFUSE COLLECTION SERVICES
This agreement e~tered into this day of ------------
1980 by and between the City of Carlsbad, a municipal corporation of the
State of California, hereinafter referred to as "Carlsbad" and Coast Waste
Management, Incorporated, a California corporation, hereinafter referred
to as "Collector".
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Carlsbad is responsible for the provision of refuse collec-
tion services to promote the safety, health and general welfare of its
citizens and,
WHEREAS, Carlsbad may contract for such~refase collection services
and,
WHEREAS, Collector is in the business of collecting and disposing of
refuse and is now and can continue to provide the necessary refuse
collection services to the citizens of Carlsbad and,
WHEREAS, Car1sbad wishes to contract with Collector for such
services,
THE PARTIES hereto do mutually covenant and agree as follows:
l. COLLECTOR as an independent contractor and not an employee or
agent of CARLSB.l\D, shall furnish all labor, equipment and materials for and
shall make available to all persons residing or doing business at a location
within the city limits of CITY, as it presently exists or as it exists in
the fut11. , (customers), the service of collection and disposal of refuse
(service), subject to the tenns and conditions of this agreement.
2. TERM: The term of this agreement shall commence on September 1,
1980 and shall continue for a term of one (1) year to August 31, 1981. The
agreement is autom:itically renewable, year to year, subject to the right of
either party to terminate for any reason on the anniversary date, upon
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ninety (90) days written notice preceding that date.
Collector expressly waives any and all rights under Section 4272
of the Health and Safety Code and agrees that the term will be governed
solely by this agreement.
3. BILLI~GS: Carlsbad shall handle all of the billings and normal
collections through its present billing system for water or sewer customers
regularly billed by Carlsbad. Billing shall be coordinated with the bill-
ing system at such frequency for billing established by Carlsbad for the
co 11 ection of water and sewer charges. Provided, hov,ever, that Carlsbad
sha 11 have the right to refuse to handle bi 11 ings and co 11 ections with
respect to any accounts which, in the opinion of Carlsbad, would be diffi-
cult or inconvenient to handle through its system. Collections for past
due accounts for refuse services shall be the COLLECTOR'S responsibility
although Carlsbad may forward the same for collection alon\l with its
forwarding of accounts past due for water and sewer charges. Carlsbad's
records and books concerning said billings shall be open to inspection by
COLLECTOR and may provide copies at COLLECTOR'S expense. COLLECTOR shall
handle his own billings, collections and payments due him from customers
not bill~d by Carlsbad. Carlsbad shall not be responsible to the COLLECTOR
for monies due him or for the collection thereof in any way as to such
accounts.
4. RATE~: COLLECTOR agrees to accept from customers as full
compensation for the complete collection and disposal of refuse, the rates
stated in Resolution No, 5552, adopted by the City Council on the 3rd day
of October, 1978, 0n file with the City Clerk and incorporated herein by
reference. COLLECTOR will not request a change in such rates prior to
September 1981. CARLSBAD recognizes that rates are related in part to
the cost of doing business, including the fees for disposal set by the
County of San Diego, the cost of fuel, maintenance, salaries and insurance.
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An index based on changes to these cost elements will be developed by
CARLSBAD by March 30, 1981. The base for the index will be the costs as
of September 1, 1980, Said index to be subject to City Council approval.
An overall change of 7% in the index will allow COLLEGTOR to request rate
changes. The City Council sha1l have discretion in approving or disapprov-
ing such requests but will consider changes in the index and prevailing
rates in other cities in San Diego County in arriving at their decision.
In the event CARLSBAD unreasonably refuses a rate increase requested by
COLLECTOR, COLLECTOR may terminate this agreement upon six (6) months
written notice.
5. SERVICE FEE: COLLECTOR agrees to pay CITY a sum of money equal
to 2% of total gross receipts from fees collected from customers (both
residential and con1nercial) in the CITY. Such fee to reimburse CITY for
the costs associated with collection ,:.if bills for COLLECTOR, inspection
and supervision of COLLECTOR'S performance and customer service. Such
fees to be paid to CITY on a quarterly basis in January, April, July and
October.
6. gUARTERLY REPORT REQUIREMENT: COLLECTOR will forward to the
City Manager a report on a quarterly basis in January, April, July and
October which will include the following information concerning the
previout three months activities:
I-\ Number of complaints with su1m1ary information as to type of
complaint; i.e., missed pick-up, quality of service, etc.
B. A·,erage number of customers served per month categorized as
to residential and conmercial.
C. Average gross receipt~ per month, categorized as residential
and commerci a 1 •
D. Any significant problems or anticipated future problems
relating to refuse collection in the CITY.
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7. FREQUENCY OF COLLECTION: COLLECTOR shall collect refuse and
garbage once per week from each residential unit in accordance with a
schedule of collection subject to approval by the City Manager. Frequency
of commercial collection shall be as agreed upon by COLLECTOR and cw,tome"s.
8. HOURS OF COLLECTION: COLLECTOR shall make collections in resi-
dential areas between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and dark.
9. HOLIDAYS: The following listed holidays are designated for
purposes of this agreement:
New Year• s Day
Memorial Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Independence Day Christmas Day
(Customers scheduled for collection on a holiday shall
bt? serviced on the fo 11 owing day and the balance of
the schedule shall be adjustecl accordingly).
10. ORuINANCES & RESOLUTIONS: This agreement is subject to all CITY'S
ordinances and resolutions, both present and future, to the extent that they
regulate the subject matter of this ;:i.greement, said ord"inances and reso 1 u-
tions shall bind the parties hereto and shall bind each of the parties hereto
and art: by this reference incorporated herein.
11. DUMP LOCATIONS: COLLECTOR shal 1 dispose of all refuse in a
sanitary iandfill or transfer stc1tion which is authorized for disposal of
such refuse by the County of San Di ego or !'.!TY.
12. WORKMANLIKE PERFORMANCE: COLLECTOR shall perform all of his
obligations hereunder in a good workmanlike, sanitary and lawful manner.
He sha 11 provide competent, sober and 11iformed personnel, efficient and
clean equipment and serve the pub 1 i c 1 n a · •1rteous, hel pfu1 and impartial
manner. All personnel will be required to Hear a name tag or number on
their exter)or clothing. COLLECTOR will remr any employee for cause
upon request of CITY.
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13. COLLECTION EQUIPMENT: The COLLECTOR shall provide an adequate
number of vehicles and equipment for regular collection service. Truck
bodies will be all metal and watertight. the COLLECTOR shall paint its
name and phone number on the sides of each truck, drop body and bin in
letters at least four inches high. Truck5 shall be cleaned and washed
at least once a week and will be maintained in a clean, sanitary condition
at all times. Trucks will be garaged overnight on COLLECTOR 1 S premises
and no on-street overnight parking is authorized.
14. INSURANCE: COLLECTOR shall hold CITY free and harmless from any
loss, damage or liability resulting from the performance or non-performance
by COLLECTOR, its agents, employees and contlactors of his obligation
thereunder. During the term hereof, COLLECTOR shall, at his soie expense,
maintain in full force and effect, insurance ap~r0ved by CITY, name CITY
as co-insured, in at least the following limits:
A. Public Liability -bodily injury tc one person •• $ 500,000
B. Public L'iability -bodily injury to more than
one person in one accident • • • $1,000,000
C. Property Damage. . •.•• • $ 50,000
D. Workman's Compensation as required by law.
Such insurance shall be in such form that it is non-cancellab1e except upon
ten (10) days written notice to CITY. COLLECTOR shall furnish CITY with
certifir.ates show'ing such insurance to be in full force and effect at all
times during the t.erm hereof.
15. BOOKS & RECORDS: COLLECTOR shall keep true and accurate books
and accounts of all business done, money received, accounts payable and
cash ct,sbursements by reason of its performance of its obligations here-
unde~. Said books and accounts shall be kept separate from any books or
accounts for services and COLLECTOR'S business operations performed out-
side ti1e city l'imits of the CITY. Said books and records and accounts
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shall be open to inspection and audit by CITY at all times.
16. BUSINESS LICENSE: COLLECTOR shall obtain and pay for a CITY
business license.
17. ASSIGNMENT: COLLECTOR shall not assign or sub-contract any
of his duties under this agreement without first obtaining approval from
the City Council.
18. ADDlTIONAL SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY COLLECTOR:
A. COLLECTOR shall provide to the CITY at no charge, twelve
(12) three (3) cubic yard bin containers <.le'fivered and located at such
areas as designated by the City Manager. An additional container will
be provided with each incremental increase of 500 residential customers
at the request of the City ManagP.r.
B. COLLECTOR will provide a maximu~ of four (4) drag-on boxes
(40 cu.yd. containers) for the Annual Spring Clean-up in areas designated
by the City Manager. Landfili fees will be paid by CITY. Drag-on boxes
to be relinquished by CITY to COLLECTOR within 5even (7) days of end of
Spring Clean-up Week.
C. COLLECTOR will provide a maximum of four (4) drag-on boxes
( 40 cu .yd. containers) for the Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program.
Landfill fees will be paid by CITY. Drag-on boxes to be relinquished by
CITY to COLLECTOR within seven (7) days of the end of the recycling
program.
19. DEFAULT BY COLLECTOR: In the event COLLECTOR fails for any
r~ason whatsoever to perform his ob 1 igati ons hereunder ten ( 10) days
after written notice from CITY of any default, CITY may, at its sole
option tenni nate this agreement and cause COLL ECTOR I S ob 1 igations here-
under to be performed by others. In the event CITY sustains any cost or
expense by reason of any default by COLLECTOR, or the engaging of others
to perfonn, COLLECTOR shall pay the amount thereof to CITY.
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20. FAILURE TO COLLECT: Should the COLLECTOR fail to collect and
dispose of refuse set out or placed for collection as herein provided for,
and fail to correct such situation within twenty-four (24) hours after
receipt of notice thereof, the CITY may collect and dispose of same and
the COLLECTOR shall be liable for the expenses incurred.
21. PERFORMl'\NCE BOND: COLLECTOR shall secure a surety bond in the
penal sum of $10,000.00 conditioned upon the faithful performance of this
agreement, which bond shall be delivered to CITY and be:: kept in full force
at all times by COLLECTOR.
22. CUSTOMER RELATIONS-MAINTENANCE OF LOG: COLLECTOR shall maintain
at all times a written log in which shall be recorded all comnunications
including complaints from customers. The log shall be made available to
the City Manager on reque'>t, together with a record of all written
communications received by COLLECTOR.
23. HARDSHIP CASES: CITY reserves the power, by appropriate
ordinance or resolution, together with admi ni strati ve regulations, to pro-
vi de for the omission of refuse and garbage collection services to certain
customers in hardship situations. CITY shall have sole authority to
determine what circumstances constitute hardship.
24. EXCLUSIVENESS OF AGREEMENT: So long as COLLECTOR is in full
force and effect, CITY shall not enter into any agreement with any person
a 11 owing said person to perform any of COLLECTOR I S ob l i gatio11s hereunder,
provided however, that tree trimmers, gardeners, contractors, sub-
contractors, and other persons operating a separate business, shall be
entitled to dispose of the grass clippings, prunings, and discarded con-
struction material, etc., which they gen(,rate in their separate businesses.
25. STRIKES: In the event COLLECTOR is prevented from performing
his service or interrupted in the performance of his service by reason of
any strike or other labor action, CITY shall be entitled at no cost to
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CITY to the use of COLLECTOR'S trucks and equipment previously used in
CITY for the purpose of providing citizens of CITY refuse collection
during the continuance of said strike. COLLECTOR shall pay to CITY a
pro rata share of the fees collected for any period during which CITY
provides such service.
26. NOTICES: All notices hereunder shall conclusively be deemed
received twenty-fo•Jr (24) hours after their deposit in the United States
mail, postage prepaid, addressed to CITY at 1200 Eim Avenue, Carlsbad,
California 92008, and to COLLECTOR at 7204 Ponto Drive, Carlsbad,
California 92008.
27. ARBITRATION: Any controversy between the parties hereto
involving the construction or application of any of the terms, covenants,
or condition!: of this agreement, shall on written request of one party
served on the other be submitted to arbitration, and such arbitration
shall comply with and be governed by the provisions of the California
Arbitration Act, Sections 1280 through 1294.2 of the California Code of
Civil Procedure.
The parties shall each c.ppoint one person to hear and determine
the dispute and if they sha 1 i be unable to agree, then the two persons so
chosen shall select a third impartial arbitrator whose decision shall be
final and conclusive upon both parties hereto. The cost of such
arbitration shall be borne by the losing party or in such proportions as
the arbitrator shall decide.
28. ATTORNEY FEES: In the event of legal action or arbitration to
enforce the terms of this agreement, the prevai·ring party shall be
entitled to reasonable attorney fees, costs and expenses.
29. RELOCATION: COLLECTOR expressly agrees to comply with the terms
of CUP 171 (Resolution No. 1600) and to vacate his current location and
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relocate his facilities to a site acceptable to CARLSBAD, such -relocation
to be complete by March 12, 1985.
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
VINCENT F. BIONDO, JR.
City Attorney
CITY OF CARLSBAD
By:=,.,..,..,.,-,,-_,,.,.==--=-----RONALD C. PACKARD, Mayor
COAST WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.
By: ______ -'----=p,...re_s....,.i;;.,.de_n_,..t
By =---------;::S-ec'"'."r-e-=-ta_r_y
PHONE: 753-9412
or 452-9810
COAST WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.
7204 PONTO DRIVE, P.O. BOX 947, CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
McDOUGAL SANITATION DEL MAR DISPOSAL CO.
CARLSBAD DISPOSAL CO. Rh"ICHO SANTI\ FE DISPOSAL CO.
SOLANA BEACH DISPOSAL <:O. SORRENTO VALLEY DISPOSAL CO.
August 26,1980
Fraik Aleshire, City Manager
City of Carlsbad
1200 Elm Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
rear Mi:>. Aleshire:
Regarding our conversation this past Friday afternoon.
Enclosed you will find the foll~ling infornation as requested.
On July 24 ,1980, the City of San ?-'arcos granted 1-f.ashburn Sanitation
a.-i focrease on:
Residential Rates from $4,85 to $6.05 a rronth
Comneroial F.d.tes from $29.85 to $38.115 a m:::mth
In regards to t11e duration of contracts of Cities in the San
Diego area:
Ocea~side -5 years plus 5 years option
Sa~ Marcos -5 years plus 5 years option
I.a Mesa -5 years plus 5 years option
!;el Mar -5 years annual renewal
Vista 5 yea."'S plus 5 years option
Olula Vista -20 years
1980 ~pital expenditures directly related for sexvice to the city
of Carlsbad,
A SATISFIEI) CUSTOMER 1S OUR FIRST CONSIDER/\ilON
Cbast Waste t-anageirent has purchased 5 rubbish trucks.
3 for residential service (deroonstrators) 2 (new) for
corrmercial service, for a total price of $274,717.00.
Property has also been purchased for relocation from our ·1
facility on Ponto Avenue to an area suitable for our type of J
Industry.
Therefore in fairness to.our Corrq:>any and with the original intent
of the councils decision on September 18,1979, I hereby request
that Coast Waste ?-?-nago.._rnent be granted t11e proposed 5 year
contract as requested.
cie,,t
Coast Waste ManagerrL:nt
AdJ/bn
Enclosure
M A X 0 N i U 0 T A T I 0 FIAXoN lNDUsT !Es, !Ne.
-5'/50 SOUTH EASTERN AVENl'1
~ COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA 90040
TO: . CXl1!IST WASTE MANAGEMEN!'
7204 PCNro DR,, P.O. BOX 947
~, CA 92008
ATIN: ARIE DE JCNG
guANTITY DESCRIPTION
QUOTATION NUMBER_......_ __
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DATE 2t22t8Q '
PRICE FIRM UNTIL 3/22/80
ULTIMATE CUSTOMER ---------
TELEPHONE NUMBER ________ ..,._ __ _
3 USED 1978 FORD C-8000, 2 AXLE QIASSIS WI'lli MAXCN SHU PAK, 25
a.JBIC YARD CAPACITY. PER SPECIFICATICNS lNCI.DSIDE $35000,00 EA.
COASr WASTE 'lU PURCHASE TRUCKS IN "AS IS" CONDITION.
'!HERE IS ID WARRANl'Y ON 'IHESE TROCKS
i.o.B. ____ cus_'ICMER __ · ________ _
SIGNED a {)f),tvd,I !/4VHl./ ____,z;-----------U-•-=--
ACCEPTED BY -------------
DATE ACCEPTED _________ _
SUB-TOTAL $ 100,000.00
F.E.T.
SALES TAX 6,000.00
FREIGHT
GRAND TOTAL 106, 000. 00.
P11JS LICENSE FEE
MAXON STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS ATTACHED
MAX.ON ·iUOTATION ffi\Xolf INDOST !£s, INC.""""
57 50 SOUTH EASTERN AVEN 1
• COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA 90040
TO : COAST WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.
7203 PONI'O DRIVE, BOX 947
CA.'USBAD, CA 92008
AT1N: TCt,MY DE JONG
gUANTITY DESCRIPTION
QUOTATION NUMBER ___ _
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DATE 3/24/80
PRICE FIRM UNTIL 4/24/80
ULTIMATE CUSTOMER _________ _
TELEPHONE NUMBER __________ _
1 MA.XON EAGLE, M:>DEL ESP-22, FRONT DRIVE P.T.O., AlJID.fATIC ARM CON'IROlS
UP, CAB PROTECTOR BAR, HYDRAULIC OOIST FOR CAIDPY COVER, REAR roJR
DOUBLE LOCK HANDLES, SPLIT BARN JXXJRS, INSIDE CONI'ROLS, BODY HOIST LOCK
OUT FEATURE, 6000# OVER CAB ARMS, LIGHTS & REFLECTORS MEETING OOT
STANDARDS, MUD FUPS FRON!' & REAR OF DUALS, DOCK PICK UP, UNIT WILL BE
·PRIMED AND PAINfED ONE STANDARD OJI.OR.
STANDARD SIDE FORKS
HOPPER COVER SLIDING TYPE 3 & 4
OUTSIDE CONTROLS
ENGINE: 6·71 DETROIT
TRANSMISSION: 654
FRONT TIRES:R-20, 18 PLY, E-20
REAR TIRES: 10.00x20, 14 PLY
PAINT CAB: TO FOLLOW
OPTION
~TIVE CIRCUIT ON PACKER
INC. FET & SALES TAX 1068.75
f. 0. B. MJNI'EB ELLO, CA
SIGNED J/J~a/44,,w./
~ ACCEPTED BY __________ _
DATE ACCEPTED __________ _
SUB-TOTAL $ 74,275.00
F.E.T. 6,684.75
SALES TAX 4,857.59
FREIGHT
GRAND TOTAL $85,817.34
MAXON STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS ATTACHED
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•. , .. ERCE,' CALIFORNIA 90040
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!1'0.: COAST WASTE P,.ANAGEMENT, INC.
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7203 PONTO DRIVE, BOX 947
ULTIMATE CUSTOMER CARL~BAD, CA 92008
ATTN: ARIE DE JONG ---------
TELEPHONE NUMBER ------..-,---
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DESCRIPTIOM
MAXON EAGLE, MODEL ESP-22, FRONT DRIVE P.T.O., AUTOMATIC;,
ARM CONTROLS UP, CAB PROTECTOR BAR, HYDRAULIC HOIST FOR ,
CANOPY COVER, REAR DOOR DOUBLE LOCK HANDLES, SPLIT BARN ·
DOORS, INSIDE CONTROLS, BODY HOIST LOCK OUT FEATURE, ,
LIGHTS & REFLECTORS MEETING APPLICABLE DOT REQUIREMENTS,·
MUD FLAPS .FRONT & REAR OF DUALS, DOCK PICK UP, UNI'l' WILL
BE PRIMED AND PAINTED ONE S'l'ANDARD COLOR , ' ~-
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STANDARD SIDE FORKS
HUPPER COVER SLIDING TYPE 3 & 4
OUTSIDE CONTROLS
PACKER LIGHT
Th'O EXTRA POSTS
7000# OVER CAB ARMS
Ri:GI:NATIVE CIRCUIT ON PACKER
ENGINE: CAT 3208
TR:\t-:SMISSION: Allison 6 S 3
Ft:C•llT T'JRES: 111/80 R 20 18 ply MICHELIN F-20
R1J1R THT:S: 10. 00 >: 20 H, , ply
P:UNT CAB ORANGE WITH POLYSOL HARDENER
l'A!NT. BODY & PACKER WIMBLETO!l WIIITE
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SUB-TOTAL $ 71,750.00
DATE ACCEPTED aa -17 -3'1)
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F.E.'J:'.
SALES TAX
FREI~HT
GRAN,:Q TOTAL
MAXON STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS ATTACHED
6,457,SO
It, 692. l¾S
82,899.95
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