01-21-2003 - Athens Services Trash Collection Multi-Family Rate Informationi` •
City of West Covina
Memorandum
AGENDA
ITEM NO r-1
DATE: January 21, 2003
PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER
TO: Andrew G. Pasmant, City Manager
and City Council
FROM: Steven L. Samaniego, Director
Environmental Management Department
SUBJECT: ATHENS SERVICES TRASH COLLECTION MULTI -FAMILY RATE
INFORMATION
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council receive and file this report.
DISCUSSION:
Per Council's request at the January 7, 2003 City Council meeting, it was requested that staff
provide the following information:
1. Question:
Verify that the assertion made by Athens Services in their letter dated September 20,
2002, is accurate that 77% of the total multi -family customers would pay a higher rate if
they were actually charged the commercial rate, by surveying rate services of twenty large
apartment units.
Response:
Of the 22 apartments surveyed by phone, six apartments' rates are lower than commercial
rates. Athens has again reconfirmed that the current figure of 75% of the total multi-
family customers they service would pay a higher rate if they were actually charged the
commercial rate.
2. Question:
.How many pounds of trash a 60-gallon container would fit into a 3 cubic yard bin.
Response:
The contents of ten (10) 60-gallon containers will fit inside a 3-cubic yard bin.
3. Question:
Do the multi -family and homeowner association units have mandatory service
requirement that all single family homeowners in the community abide by?
The City's Municipal Code Section 12-18(c), Attachment I, requires residential premises
from which ordinary household garbage is created, accumulated or produced have
mandatory collection service by the City's franchise hauler. Therefore, it is staff s
interpretation that all residential multi -family unit property owners have the same
mandatory requirement of subscribing for trash collection service as the single-family
residential homes.
Attached is the phone survey chart verifying trash collection rates of 22 large multi -family
apartment units including Athens' letter dated September 20, 2002 and the current rate schedule
(Attachment II).
Athens Services Trash Collection
Multi -Family Rate Information
January 21, 2003
Page 2
Attachment III provides a conversion formula that was used to calculate how many 60-gallon
trash containers would fit into a 3-cubic yard commercial bin.
FISCAL IMPACT:
None.
&V\- �_51—
Steven L. Samaniego
Environmental Management Director
SLS:mg
Attachment I - West Covina Municipal Code Section 12-18(c)
Attachment H - Multi -Family Rates Survey Chart, Athens' letter of 9/20/02 and
Current Rate Schedule
Attachment III - Gallons to Cubic Yard Conversion Formula
z:/Athens Multi-Fam Rate Survey Stff Rpt
Attachment I
GARBAGE AND RUBBISH COLLECTION § 12-16
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 12-1. Purpose.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide for the
collection of recyclable materials and for solid
waste collection and removal in accordance with
state minimum standards for solid waste han-
dling as described in title 14, division 7, chapter 3,
article 5, "Solid Waste and Storage Standards," of
the California Administrative Code.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 1,
6-24-91)
Sec. 12-2. Delegation of authority.
The City of West Covina and the Los Angeles
County Department of Health Services shall en-
force all health -related standards and non -health -
related standards, which will be enforced by the
City of West Covina: Use of container, ownership
of waste, and responsibility of operator for fur-
nished containers.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82)
Secs. 12-3--12-15. Reserved.
ARTICLE II. COLLECTION'
Sec. 12-16. Definitions.
Collection: "Collection" means the act of collect-
ing solid waste at the place of waste generation by
an approved collection agent (public or private)
and is distinguished from "removal."
Container: Any vessel, can or receptacle used
for collecting solid wastes for removal, whether
owned by the collection agency, property owner or
tenant.
Ordinary household garbage: "Ordinary house-
hold garbage" means all animal and vegetable
waste that has resulted from the preparation of
food. "Ordinary household garbage" also means
all trash, combustible waste, and inorganic refuse,,
*Editor's note —Sections 2 and 3 of Ord. No.1883, adopted
June 24, 1991, amended § 12-16; § 4 amended § 12-17(a) and
the third paragraph of subsection (d); and § 5 purported to
amend § 12-18, but in actuality it amended the entire article,
§§ 12-16-12-27.
both combustible and noncombustible, that accom-
pany routine household or property maintenance
functions.
Recyclable material: "Recyclable material" means
glass, newspaper, aluminum, and such other re-
usable materials as the city council may desig-
nate by resolution, sorted and otherwise prepared
As required under rules established by council
resolution.
Removal: "Removal" means the act of taldng
solid, wastes, recyclables, compostables or yard
wastes from the place of generation by an ap-
proved collection agent or by a person in control of
the premises.
Solid waste or wastes: "Solid waste" or "wastes"
include all putrescible and nonputrescible solid
and semisolid wastes, such as refuse, garbage,
rubbish, paper, ashes, industrial wastes, demoli-
tion and construction wastes, abandoned vehicles
and parts thereof, discarded home and industrial
appliances, manure, vegetable or animal solid
and semisolid wastes, and other discarded solid
and semisolid wastes, and also includes liquid
wastes disposed of in conjunction with solid wastes
at solid waste transfer/processing stations or dis-
posal sites, but excludes:
(1) Sewage collected and treated in a munic-
ipal or regional sewerage system; or
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(2) Recyclable material, compostables or yard
waste or other materials or substances
which have been salvaged for reuse or
resale.
(3) Hazardous refuse, including household haz-
ardous wastes and any compound, mix-
ture, substance or article defined as haz-
ardous under state or federal law or which
if improperly used, handled, transplanted,
processed or stored may constitute a haz=
and to health or cause property damage or
contamination or which is explosive, flam-
mable, poisonous, corrosive, radioactive
or otherwise harmful to the environment.
Yard waste: "Yard waste" means all leaves,
grass, cuttings, and shrubs that accompany rou-
tine household or property maintenance func-
tions.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1655, § 3,
12-10-84; Ord. No. 1883, §§ 2, 3, 5, 6-24-91)
1 12-17 WEST COVINA CODE
Sec. 12-17. Service to be provided by city.
(a) The city shall provide the service of collect-
ing waste and recyclable material within the city,
either through its own employees or through an
entity under exclusive franchise with the city. So
long as the city provides such service either
through its own employees or by exclusive fran-
chise, it shall be unlawful for any person to
engage in the business of collecting solid waste'or
recyclable material within the city unless such
person has a valid contract with the city to do so.
(b) The collector awarded a franchise or con-
tract by the city is required to comply with all
local government licenses, permits, or written
approval requirements applicable to the city or
county as well as with any and all state or federal
requirements for the collection and removal of
recyclable material, hazardous waste or yard waste.
No waste collector permits or city -granted exclu-
sive franchise shall be required for the removal of
vegetative cuttings, other solid waste not contain-
ing garbage, or manure to a legal place of disposal
as a part of gardening or horticulture or for
composting.
In accordance with state regulations, the follow-
ing items are required before a franchise or con-
tract shall be awarded by the city:
(1) The filing of a faithful performance bond
with the city.
(2) Evidence that the collector has experience
sufficient to meet the needs of the custom-
ers within the jurisdiction.
(3) Acquisition of a permit for waste collec-
tion from the County of Los Angeles. Ap-
plication and annual operating fees for
the permit shall be as required by the
County of Los Angeles and as adopted
from time to time by resolution by the city
council.
(c) It shall be unlawful for any occupant or
person in possession, charge or control of any
residential premises within the city from which
ordinary household garbage is created, accumu-
lated or produced to fail to subscribe for the
collection service provided by the city. However,
when the residential premises are vacant for at
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least one (1) month, no subscription will be man-
datory during the period of vacancy. Further,
when the joint or multiple use of garbage contain-
ers is provided on the residential premises, it
shall be unlawful for the person in possession,
charge or control of such containers to fail to
subscribe to the city's collection service.
(d) It shall be unlawful for any occupant and/or
any contractor doing business on any premises or
any person in possession, charge, or control of any
nonresidential premises within the city to sub-
scribe for collection of solid waste, recyclable
material or yard waste with anyone other than an
approved collection agent.
(e) It is the .duty of the approved collection
agent to collect all solid waste, recyclable mate-
rial or yard waste from premises within the city
that subscribe for such service. (Ord. No. 1554,
§ 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1655, § 4, 12-10-84; Ord. No.
1673, § 2, 5-14-85; Ord. No. 1883, §§ 4, 5, 6-24-91)
Sec. 12-18. Garbage collection schedules.
Residential, industrial and commercial waste
and recyclable material shall be collected at least
once weekly. Yard waste shall be collected on the
same schedule or as determined to be necessary
by the city and the approved collection agent.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91)
Sec. 1249. Hours of collection.
Solid waste, recyclable material or yard waste
shall not be collected prior to 6:00 a.m. nor after
8:00 p.m. on any day.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91)
Sec. 12-20. Placement of receptacles.
(a) Residential. No person shall place any solid
waste or recyclable material or yard waste or any
container containing such material at any place of
collection before 5:00 p.m. of the day preceding its
scheduled collection, or leave any such container
at the place of collection after 8:00 p.m. on the day
of actual collection, or for more than two (2) hours
after actual collection, whichever is later. The
approved collection agent shall remove all solid
GARBAGE AND RUBBISH COLLECTION
waste, recyclable, material or yard waste in the
manner agreed upon with the affected property
owner or in the manner directed by the city.
However, in the event that there is no such
agreement the authorized collection agent shall
remove .all solid waste, recyclable material or
yard waste from the curb along the street in front
of each dwelling or other building or from the
paved alley only if the solid waste is deposited at
the rear property line. On streets without curbs,
containers shall be placed in the parkway but not
in the flowline.
(b) Industrial, commercial and multiple dwell-
ing. Industrial, commercial and multiple dwelling
residential solid waste containers or containers
for recyclable material or yard waste installed
outdoors shall be screened and located in compli-
ance with city zoning regulations.
(c) Collection from alleys. An approved collec-
tion agent shall not be required to collect- from an
unpaved area at the rear of property or from:
(1) A blind alley:.
(2) An alley less than fifteen (15) feet wide:
(3) An alley which "L" or "T" shaped and not
wide enough to be safe for the collection
truck to turn without damage to the truck
or to the adjacent improvements on pri-
vate property; or
(4) An alley the surface of which could endan-
ger the safety or convenience operation of
the trucks at all seasons of the year.
(d) Public nuisance of containers prohibited.
When not placed on public property for collection,
solid waste containers shall be kept in an area
which is not visible from the public street and
which will not be offensive to neighboring prop-
erty so far as it is reasonably practicable to do so.,
Recyclable containers and yard waste containers
shall be placed in the same manner. Solid waste
containers, recyclable containers, and yard waste
containers kept in areas adjacent to public alleys
shall be exempt from the subsection.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91; Ord. No. 2068, § 2, 6-19-01)
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773
4 12-22
Sec. 12-21. Condition of waste for collec-
tion.
(a) Solid waste in containers. Waste shall be
kept and placed for collection in sturdy containers
with tight -fitting lids.
(b) Waste not in containers.
(1) Single bulky items of solid waste or items
not in containers shall be collected pro-
vided that no item exceeds three (3) feet
in length and one (1) foot in diameter, or
weighs over. fifty (50) pounds.
(2) . Solid waste or yard waste in bundles shall
be collected provided that each bundle is
tied and does not exceed three (3) feet in
length and one (1) foot in diameter, or
weight over fifty (50) pounds.
(3) Bulky household items such as stoves,
refrigerators, furniture, water heaters and
similar material shall be collected accord-
ing to the collection policies of the waste
collector for such items.
(4) Cardboard or empty cardboard boxes shall
be collected and not returned to property
owners or tenants.
(5) Magazines shall be securely tied in bun-
dles if not placed in containers.
(6) Fluorescent lamp tubes must be broken
prior to pickup.
(c) Recyclables in containers. All recyclable ma-
terials shall be placed in containers provided
specifically for that purpose. In the event that
such containers are filled, additional recyclable.
material may be placed adjacent to the recycling
container in another container, bag or box.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1655, §§ 5,
6, 12-10-84; Ord. No. 1883, § 5, 6-24-91)
Sec. 12-22. Ownership of waste materials.
Solid wastes and yard wastes subject to collec-
tion by the approved collection agent shall become
the property of that agent. Recyclable materials
when placed for collection by city shall become the
property of the city once placed for collection, and
no person other than the employees or contract.
agent of the city acting within the scope of their
§ 12-22 WEST COVINA CODE,
agency or employment shall remove such materi-
als once placed for collection; notwithstanding,
this section excludes recyclable materials not
placed for collection by city which are removed by
the person generating the materials or on pre-
mises owned and controlled by him or her or
pursuant to agreements with nonprofit organiza-
tions.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91)
Sec: 12-23. Containers.
(a) Care of containers. Approved collectors shall
replace all containers where found. Containers or
lids shall not be deposited in the street or on
adjoining property. Collectors shall not in any
way break, damage or roughly handle any con-
tainer.
(b) Replacement of faulty containers. Any solid
waste container which leaks and is not watertight
shall be replaced by the owner within ten (10)
days after notice from the collector, stating the
condition of such container. Such notice from the
collector shall be made by attaching a tag to the
container indicating its defective condition.
(c) Operator responsibility. Where the collec-
tion operator furnishes containers, he is respon-
sible for maintaining the containers in good con-
dition, (ordinary) wear and tear excepted, unless
they are furnished under other terms, conditions
or agreements. He shall plan with the property
owner and/or occupant as to placement of such
containers to minimize traffic, aesthetic and other
problems both on the property and for the general
public subject to section 12-20 hereof.
(d) Use of container. No person shall tamper
with, modify, remove from or deposit solid wastes
or yard waste in any container which has not been
provided for his use without the permission of the
container owner. No person shall tamper with,
modify or remove the container or any recyclable
material in any container provided for such pur-
pose by the city or its approved collection agent.
(Ord. No. 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91)
Secs. 12-24, 12-25. Reserved.
Sec. 12-26. Collection fees; penalty for fail-
ure to pay.
The city shall fix the price to be charged by the
collector and to be paid by the recipient of such
collection service for all collection of solid waste,
recyclables or yard waste within the city, which
Prices may be established either by resolution of
the city council or by contract with;the collector.
Should any person fail, refuse or neglect to pay
such bill within fifteen (15) days after the same is
rendered, the collector may refuse to collect solid
waste, recyclables, or yard waste from the pre-
mises of such person until such bill is paid.
(Ord. No: 1554, § 2, 7-26-82; Ord. No. 1883, § 5,
6-24-91)
Sec. 12-27. Penalties for violation.
Violations of this article shall be punishable as
an infraction in accordance with section 1-37 of
the West Covina Municipal Code. Fines for such
infractions shall be within the limits established
by the West Covina Municipal Code, section 1-37,
and shall be set by the city's police department in
the bail schedule filed with the appropriate court
authorities.
(Ord. No. 1883, § 5, 6-24-91)
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ATTACHMENT II
Large Multi -Family Unit Apartment
Trash Collection Service Rate Phone Survey
July 1,
Apartments
Number
Number of
Collection
Special
Monthly
2002 Rate
Schedule
Commercial j
Fee, Same
of Units
Bins
Frequency
Services
Fee
Verified
Bin Service
Fee
1
Cameron Park Apartments
158
100)
3 X
No
3,495.85
3,360.49
2,627.70
2
Center Court Apartments
300
21
3 X
No
6,448.78
6,448.78
5,518.17
3
Continental Village
Apartments
200
1
compactor
1 X
compactor
. 2,566.85
2,566.85
2,566.85
4
Crown Point Apartments
192
18(2)
2 X
No
3,025.74
3,025.74
3,281.17
5
F & F West Covina
Associates, LP
196
23
2 X
No
3,279.84
3,279.84
4,439.23
6
Happy Trails Apartments
192
12 (3)
2 X
No
2,924.22
2,856.54
2,316.12
7
Heritage Park West
Covina
187(4,
8
2 X
No
2,670.13
2,657.36
1,544.08
8
Lafayette Parc
Townhomes Apartments
259(5)
38(6)
2 X
No
4,231.44
4,591.50
7,334.38
9
Nova Brookhollow
Apartments
188
13
2 X
No
2,839.33
2,839.33
2,509.13
10
Parkwood Apartments #1
83
4
2 X
No
1,194.67
1,194.67
772.04
11
Parkwood Apartments #2
82
4
2 X
No
1,181.91
1,181.91
772.04
12
Pacific Isle Apartments
72 �7�
7
2 X
No
1,168.57
1,155.60
1,351.07
(Workman Site)
13
Pacific Isle Apartments
66(8)
5
2 X
No
1,024.31
1,011.54
965.05
(Thelborn Site)
14
Prince Woodglen Property
134
15
2 X
No(9)
2,217.83
2,217.83
2,895.15
LLC
15
Rollingwood Apartments
169
11
2 X
No
2529.16
2,529.16
2,123.11
16
Sunset Crest Apartment
142110)
9
3 X
No
2,982.36
3,020.61
2,364.93
17
Sunset Garden Apartments
200
14
2 X
No
3,026.33
3,026.33
2,702.14
18
Timberwood Apartments
209
22(11)
3 X
No
4,809.74
4,742.06
5,780.94
19
Torrey Pines Apartments
460("1
15
2 X(13)
No
5,289.38
6,378.50
2,895.15
20
Walnut Ridge Apt./Site A
208
7 (14)
3 X
No
4,340.92
4,215.32
1,839.39
21.
Walnut Ridge Apt./Site B
104
5
3 X
No
2,158.42
2,158.42
1,313.85
22
Woodside Village
460
23
3 X
No
9,576.80
9,576.80
6,043.71
Apartments
(1) Billed for 14 Bins
(2) Billed for 17 Bins
(3) Billed for 14 Bins
(4) Billed for 188 Units
(5) Billed for 252 Units
(6) Billed for 30 Bins
(7) Billed for 73 Units
($) Billed for 67 Units
(9) Billed for Scout Service
(1°) Billed for 140 Units
p l) Billed for 24 Bins
(12) Billed for 250 Units
(13) Billed for 3 X
(14) Billed for 12 Bins
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Attachment II
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September 20, 2002 P.O.8or 60000
Via Facsimile anti Mail
Shelley Sanderson
Council Member
City of West Covina
P.O. Box 1440
West Covina, CA 91793
Dear Ms. Sanderson:
Guy of uidustry. CA 91 716.0009
Fax (k96) 330-e686
(626) 336.3636
Per our many discussions and at your request, the follo«ing is intended to review the
truth about multi -family versus commercial bin pricing in West Covina:
When we acquired the West Covina contract in 1992, the City and Athens
negotiated significant itnprovcrrlctlls to the then existing agreelveltt (niglnally
executed with the Thorsen family. Ultimately, we executed a modem agreement
that has since been amended and restated one tirne back in May, 1999.
• It has alway been clear that iwalti-family pricing is on n per emit. bin rental basis.
• Athens. has always offered the City a change to a uniform commercial price
schedule that would be revenue neutral. in fact, the City has shlclied this multiple
times over the years.
• Fact, multi -family pricing is advantageous to the majority uCuzers. At.1+12.76 11cr
month per unit, $33.84 per bin serviced 2 times per week anul 16.36 per unit for
extra days serviced, most multi -family complexes pay less than eontrncrcial rates.
177 unilti-family crlmplexes out of a total of 231 complexes would have an
increase in monthly rate for cnntparable conllnerciai yen ice. 'lllis equals 77 % of
total multi -family customers!!!
• Listed below are a fcw examples of unit versus commercial for comparison:
# of Units
Set -vice
Unit Price
Commercial Price
10
1-3 cubic yard bin-2x weekly
$161.47
$19 Z.01
15
2-3 cubic yard bin-2x weekly
$259.12
$386-04
20
2-3 cubic yard bin-2x weekly
$322.94
$386.O4
44
. 4-3 cubic yard bin-2x weekly
$696.92
$772.06
80
8-3 cubic yard bin-2x weekly
$1,291.52
$1.544.13
Mnfr.,e�.Mte...n)
Q,.
Page 2
September 20. 2002
We do not charge multi -family complexes for specialized "scout service". This is
where a small Mick (scout) goes onto premise and brings the bins to the street so
the large trash truck can dump the bin. The scout then returns the bins back on to
the property. This is needed in some complexes due to configuration of the site
and placement of bins.
• By having multi -family rates with a built in two time a week prick -up, most
complexes are assured of having adequate service for residents. In communities
where we utilize commercial pricing, it is a continual smuggle with absentee
owners, home -owner association's and property management companies to set a
proper Icvel of service as they constantly want below the requires] level of service.
o
Thus code enforcement becomes an issue as trash enclosures are heaping full
before we set the right level of service.
Shelley, I hope this information is helpful to you. if you have any questions, 1 can be
reached on my direct line at (626) 855-720-1, our general office number (62 6) 336.3636
or in the evenings and weekends in ray home at (909) 868-0944.
Sincerely,
1
r
Dennis M. Chiappetta
Chief Operating Officer
1)MC:bw
Attachment II
Exhibit E-2
City of West Covina Schedule of Rates
Effective July 1. 2002
Collection
Processing
and
and
Net
Franchise
AB 939
Total Rate
Hauling
Transfer
Disposal
Rate
Fee
Surcharge
2 Can 90/90
10.68
4.00
2.32
17.00
1.89
0.14
19.03
2 Can 60/90
7.91
4.00
2.32
14.23
1.58
0.14
15.95
2 Can 90/90 Sr Dsct
6.43
4.00
2.32
12.75
1.42
0.14
14.31
2 Can 60/90 Sr Dsct
4.35
4.00
2.32
10.67
1.19
0.14
12.00
Condo/Apts 60 Gal
7.91
4.00
2.32
14.23
1.58
0.14
15.95
Scout Service
I Yd
29.99
6.62
2.75
39.36
4.37
0.14
43.87
1.5 Yd
85.60
9.92
4.13
99.65
11.07
0.14
110.86
3 Yd
91.81
19.85
8.26
119.92
13.32
0.14
133.38
Multi -Family
Per Unit
6.07
3.38
.1.74
11.19
1.24
0.33
12.76
AddI Pickup
3.02
1.69
0.87
5.58
0.62
0.16
6.36
Plus Bin Rental
29.67
0.00
0.00
29.67
3.30
0.87
33.84
Lark Ellen Village and Promenade Apartments -
Same as Commercial Rates
Commercial
3 Yd
ix
71.39
25.92
8.26
105.57
11.73
3.11
120.41
2X
100.88
51.83
16.52
169.23
18.80
4.98
193.01
3X
127.87
77.74
24.78
230.39
25.60
6.78
262.77
4X
139.60
103.66
33.04
276.30
30.70
8.14
315.14
5X
156.38
129.56
41.30
327.24
36.36
9.64
373.24
6X
179.59'
155.48
49.56
384.63
42.74
11.33
438.70
1.5 Yd
Ix
64.25
12.96
4.13
81.34
9.04
2.40
92.78
2X
94.25
25.92
8.26
128.43
14.27
3.78
146.48
3X
116.61
38.88
12.39
167.88
18.65
4.94
191.47
Reinstate
12.12
12.12
1.35
13.47
Estimate
3.93
3.93
.044
4.37
3 Yd Temp
3 Day
70.50
4.58
1.91.
76.99
8.55
85.54
1 Month
113.98
19.85
8.26
142.09
15.79
157.88
X Dump
32.23
4.58
1.91
38.72
4.30
43.02
Roll Off
5 Day
245.84
152.64
63.55
462.03
51.34
513.37
Demurrage
9.72
9.72
1.08
10.80
X Bin Maintenance
45.40
45.40
5.04
50.44
Lock Lid
27.86
27.86
3.10
30.96
Auto Container Chng
15.79
15.79
1.75
17.54
Extra 90 Gal Black
3.99
3.99
0.44
4.43
Extra 90 Gal Green
3.99
3.99
0.44
4.43
Extra Auto Pickup
90 Gallon
13.45
13.45
1.49
14.94
60 Gallon
10.53
10.53
1.17
11.70
Roll -Out Service
10.53
10.53
1.17
11.70
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Question:
Formula
ATTACHMENT III
GALLONS TO CUBIC YARD CONVERSION
How many 60-gallon residential trash containers will fit inside a commercial 3-curbic yard
bin?
202 Gallons = 1 Cubic Yard
(202 Gallons) (3 Cubic Yards) 606 Gallons
606 Gallons - 60 gallon container = 10
The contents often (10) 60 gallon containers will fit inside a 3-cubic yard commercial bin