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<br />February 9, 2021 9 City of Santa Ana <br />Financial Resources <br />The proposed Santa Ana annual rate revenue of each company as a percentage of total company <br />revenues is shown in Table 3. This is an indicator of the size of the Santa Ana contract relative to the <br />company’s other operations. The size of the Santa Ana contract is relatively larger compared to <br />existing company revenues for Athens and CR&R than it is for the two publicly traded companies of <br />Republic and Waste Management. However, we believe the Santa An a contract is manageable from <br />a resource standpoint for all of the proposers based on the scope of their current operations. <br /> <br />Table 3: First‐Year Rate Revenue as a Percentage of Annual Company Revenue <br />1 Athens Services 15% <br />2 CR&R 17% <br />3 Republic Services <1% <br />4 Waste Management <1% <br />ProposerLine <br />Santa Ana Contract <br />Revenue as a Percentage <br />of Company Revenue <br /> <br />Waste Diversion <br />The City’s reported 2018 CalRecycle diversion rate was 63%, and the current hauler reported a <br />diversion rate of 19% for the tons it collected in Santa Ana during calendar year 2019. The RFP <br />required proposers to propose a diversion rate for hauler‐collected waste and describe programs to <br />be implemented to achieve this rate. Proposed diversion rates for waste collected under the <br />agreement are summarized in Table 4. <br /> <br />Table 4: Proposed Guaranteed Hauler‐Collected Diversion Rates <br />(sorted from highest to lowest) <br />1CR&R (1)28% <br />2 Waste Management 22% <br />3 Athens Services 21% <br />4 Republic Services 20% <br />5 2019 Waste Management Santa Ana Diversion 19% <br />Line Proposer <br />Guaranteed Proposer <br />Diversion Rate <br />(1) Guaranteed Diversion Rate to be 33% if processing mixed waste. <br /> <br />If the diversion amount guaranteed for hauler‐collected tonnage is not achieved, the agreement <br />provides for liquidated damages of $25 per ton for each ton that the contractor falls short of the <br />guarantee. <br />Exceptions to the Franchise Agreement <br />The RFP required proposers to identify any terms in the City’s draft franchise agreement that <br />proposers desired to negotiate. Table 5 lists the total number of exceptions identified by each
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