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Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2010 9:26 PM
To: Safford, Joseph; harden; Commissioner Fetzer
Cc: kevin Warner; shelly petrolia; chuck halberg; gordon wright; bob Wiebelt
Subject: Re: WM Underpayments Report Card--Update
Ken,
Success. WM is going to be sending us $10,841.51 for the September, 2008 C&D accounts that they
missed.
Yes, we did not pay the City the Franchise Fee for Temp Roll-off for the month of September 2008.
The outstanding balance is $10,841.51
I have included the file for your information.
The check request will be processed and the payment should be made to the City in January.
Thanks Joe,
Butch,
Have you any kind of status report on the September, 2008 C&D containers that were apparently
missing from our franchise fees for that month?
Waste Management recycles enough paper every year to save 41 million trees. By
not printing this email, you can help save even more.
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YTD Totals
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$0
$300
$600
$0
$200
$2,800
$400
$400
$4,200
$7,200
$600
$1,400
Republic
$0
$200
$4,200
$4,100
$3,300
$1,300
$2,400
$200
$400
$1,000
$1,800
$3,400
$18,100
$22,300
$0
$100
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Waste Pro
$0
$700
$800
$200
$2,100
$2,600
$3,600
$1,400
$1,000
$3,200
$800
$1,200
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$0
$1,300
$5,600
$4,300
$5,600
$6,700
$6,400
$2,000
$5,600
$11,400
$3,200
$6,000
$100
$17,600
$58,100
SWS
Exhibit. A
Components of the Net Amount Due From (To) WM as of March 31, 2010
Description
1)- WM overcharges for the service months of 4/05 through 7/09 (52 mos.)
2)- Estimated WM overcharges for the service months of 10/03 through 3/05 (18 mos.)
$ Amount
$ 287,657
70,000
(Estimated because Staff didnt perform the recalculations based on Mr. Shutts 5 year
Statute of Limitation Opinion)
3)-
_________
357,657
(44,771)
5)
312,886
Adjustments
6)- Loss due to Statute of Limitations Opinion (See #2 above)
(70,000)*
7)- Dec. 05 WM invoice intentionally not paid now deemed payable by Staff
(177,926)*
8)- WMs failure to invoice for 5 years (2005-2009) for some Pelican Can service
(discovered by WM and brought to the Citys attention in July 2010)
9)-
10)- Open Item- WMs request to reclassify service retro for Villa DEste (est.)
11)-
*-Mr. MacNamee does not agree with nor accept the Citys (tentative?) position on this matter.
(38,801)
_________
26,159
(40,000)*
$ (13,841)
"It was a mistake. It should not have happened," Waste Management spokeswoman
Dawn McCormick said.
About 8,440 tons of trash collected by Waste Management in the Boca Raton-area was
diverted to Broward County disposal sites between October 2008 and April 2011,
according to the authority.
Determining how much local trash went to Broward County was hampered by not having
all the records for previous years, according to the authority.
McCormick said only about .6 percent of the more than 3 million tons of trash that Waste
Management handled from that area between 2004 and 2011was taken to Broward
County.
Waste Management haulers sometimes took Boca Raton trash to the company's disposal
site in Pompano Beach instead of the Palm Beach County's disposal facilities.
While that sometimes occurred on holidays or weekends, when county facilities were
closed, Waste Management acknowledged that it also happened on weekdays when its
drivers chose closer disposal sites in Broward County.
Waste Management's contract required it to haul to Palm Beach County disposal
facilities, where it pays a dumping fee.
The Solid Waste Authority lost an estimated $303,544 in fees between October 2008 and
April 2011 due to the redirected trash.
Prior to 2008, the authority estimates, it lost at least another $314,496 due to Waste
Management taking Boca-area trash to Broward County.
Palm Beach county commissioners, who double as the board of directors for the Solid
Waste Authority, on Wednesday unanimously agreed to settle the dispute with Waste
Management before the inspector general completes an inquiry.
County activist Alex Larson called the settlement "disturbing."
"Do we know how many tons (of trash) really happened? No," Larson said.
Commissioners said the settlement doesn't stop the inspector general from continuing to