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• Trash Cost Study Results
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Reassessment of the Annual Waste Fee
• Impact of CPI Index
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Consideration: Policies to reduce illegal
dumping
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Illegal Trash Estimate
• Our estimate of the yearly illegal trash amount in the City of Miami is
based on three sources:
• Dedicated trash pickup team's estimate
• Citations related to illegal trash
• Review of photos of trash that is to be believed to be illegal
• Based on the above the yearly illegal trash is estimated to be 4,550
tons
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2021 Fiscal Year and 2 SCENARIOS
KEY OUTCOMES & STATISTICS - TRASH ONLY
Features
# Buildings
48,955 3,878
52,833
4,088
53,043
# Units
34,499
101,054.52%
65,170
131,725 ,98%
# Tons / Unit
1.17 0.95
1.09
0.86
1,02
Investment
$ 2.5M - $3M
$ 6M - $6.5M
(Extra) Cost
$17,799,403 $ +5443,826
$ 23,243,229
$ +12,529,309
$ 30,328,712
Cost / Unit
$158
$ 230
$192
$ 230
(Extra) Revenue'
$ +7,934,770
$ 7,934,770
$ +14,989,100
$ 14,989,100
• Illegal Trash - Estimates/ Assumptions from Police & Operations
•Productivity- Estimates/ Assumptions from Operations
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(Trash, Scenario A: +34,499 units (+52%)
Adding 4-50 unit buildings -Financials
Personnel Expenses $ 1,983,896
Disposal Fees $ 2,305,532
Fleet, M&R $ 418,710
Fleet, Depreciation $ 240,794
Other & Unforeseen $ 4941893
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Extra Expenditures $ 5,443 826
Revenue* - New Income based on new average cost per unit $ 230 $ 7,633,034
Net Result - Contribution to cover loss in As -Is Trash pickup $ 2,189,208
Investment - $2.5M - $3M
* = Includes loss of income from citations related to illegal trash $ 301,736
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rash, Scenario B: +65,170 units (+98%)
Adding 4+unit buildings -Financials
Personnel Expenses $ 5,841,472
Disposal Fees $ 4 042 571
Fleet, M&R $ 956,290
Fleet, Depreciation $ 549,948
Other & Unforeseen $ 1,139,028
Extra Expenditures $ 12,52%309
Revenue* - New Income based on new average cost per unit $ 230 $ 14,687,364
Net Result - Contribution to cover loss in As -Is Trash picking $ 2,158,055
Investment - $6M - $6.5M
* = Includes loss of income from citations related to illegal trash $ 301,736 r "
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Trash,, As Is & Scenarios A&B
Trash Only
As -Is 2021
Scenario A
New Total A
Scenario B
New Total B
Units
66,555
34,499
101,054
65,170
131,725
Tons
77,616
32,668
110,284
56,155
142,786
(Additional) FTE
70
18
88
53
123
One -Time Investment
$2.5M
- $3.OM
$6.OM
- $6.5M
Revenue Trash Only Fee
$
7,934,770
$
7,934,770
$
14,989,100
$
14,989,100
Personnel
$
4,022,588
$
1,983,896
$
6,006,484
$
5,841,472
$
9,864,060
Disposal Fees
$
3,187,835
$
2,305,532
$
5,493,367
$
4,042,571
$
7,230,406
Fleet, M&R
$
5,122,758
$
418,710
$
5,541,469
$
956,290
$
6,079,048
Fleet, Depreciation
$
1,328,207
$
240,794
$
1,569,001
$
549,948
$
1,878,154
Other Expenditures
$
763,831
$
494,893
$
1,258,725
$
1,139,028
$
1,902,859
Allocated Hybrid/Indirect
$
3,374,185
$
3,374,185
$
3,374,185
$
17,799,403
$
5,443,826
$
23,243,229
$
12,529,309
$
30,328,712
Net Balance
Trash Cost/Unit
$
267
$
158
$
230
$
192
$
230
Annual Waste Cost/Unit
$
550
$
512
$
512
Fee As -Is
380
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• Trash Cost Study Results
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Reassessment of the Annual Waste Fee
• Impact of CPI Index
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Consideration: Policies to reduce illegal
dumping
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Reassessment of the $380 Annual Waste Fee
• Introduced in 2010. Consumer Price Index (CPI) estimated to show an
increase of 36% by October 2022.
• Based on the CPI development, the annual waste fee should be $517
• Peer review
• Neighboring municipalities & counties:
• Miami Dade: $484. Trash is very limited (2x year and limited to 50 cubic yard)
• Hollywood: $540, Coral Springs: $403, Ft. Lauderdale: $529, Hialeah: $399
• Seattle: $ 1,516 excluding trash
• New York: $ 1,459 garbage only (*)
• Stockholm (Europe): $ 416 excluding trash
• Rotterdam (Europe): $ 400 excluding trash
* = Based on 2014 cost and CPI indexation
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Annual Waste,, As -Is 2021: 66,555 units
1-3 unit buildings — Financials
Payroll
Benefits
Disposal Fees
Fleet, M&R
Fleet, Depreciation
Other
Total Direct
Allocated Hybrid (step 1)
Allocated Hybrid (step 2)
Total Direct and Indirect
Waste Fee
Non -Waste Fee
Total
Garbage
Trash
Recycling
Total
Total
$
2,2310206
$
4/0221588
$
4351583
$
6,68%377
$
212580679
$
8,948,056
$
1,6790118
$
30187,835
$
327,397
$
501940349
$
1,953,884
$
7,148,233
$
7,043,260
$
50122,758
$
7391548
$
12,905,567
$
80,578
$12,986,145
$
200291451
$
113280207
$
6171659
$
319750317
$
1081143
$
4,083,460
$
551,347
$
7631831
$
170,512
$
1,4850690
$
234,617
$
1,720,307
$
-
$
-
$
260923
$
261923
$
145,979
$
172,902
$13,534,383
$14,425,219
$
2,317,622
$
30,277,224
$
4,781,880
$ 35,059,104
$
11115,615
$
1480132
$
-
$
1,2630747
$
2,5550035
$
3,818,782
$
1,528,130
$
3,226,053
$
297,136
$
5,051,319
$
5,051,319
$16,178,128
$17,799,403
$
2,614,759
$
36,592,290,
$
7,336,915
$ 43,929,205
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Annual Waste,, As -Is 2021: 66,,555 units
1-3 unit buildings — KPI
Total Direct and Indirect
Tans
Households as of March 2 2022
Ton/Household
Cost/To n
Cost/Household
Waste Fee
Garbage Trash Recycling Total
$ 16.178.128 $ 17.799.403 $ 2.614.759 $ 36.592.290
98,221 77,616 8,220 1841058
6605.55 661555 56d555 66,355
1.48 1.17 0.12.77
$164.7
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$199
243.1
$267.4
$39.3
$550
Annual Waste Fee - Scenarios:
Yearly Cast per Household
As -Is,, 1-3 Unit Buildings
Scenario A, 1-50 Unit Buildings
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Garbage Trash Recycling Total
$243.1 $267.4 $39.3 1 s550
$243.1 $230.0 * $39,3 $512
.Scenario B,1 All residential buildings $243.1 $230.0 * $39.3 $512
* Calculated in the Trash Only scenarios `�
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• Trash Cost Study Results
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Reassessment of the Annual Waste Fee
• Impact of CPI Index
• Scenario A: 1-50 unit residential buildings
• Scenario B: All residential buildings
• Consideration: Policies to reduce illegal
dumping
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Policies —Seattle & Orlando
• Easy to report illegal trash (App, Online form, central department)
• The cost to clean up is appx. 5 times the cost to clean up illegal trash
• Strict enforcement of laws
• In 2020, Mayor Durkan launched the Clean City campaign that
included: Clean City Initiative,
• Clean City Initiative. Additional SPU (Seattle Public Utilities) Community Litter
Routes
• Park & Neighborhood Focus Events
• Increased trash pick-up from encampments and RVs
• Additional needle collection efforts
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Policies - Orlando
• Orlando has different options to report and prevent illegal dumping:
• Report illegal dumping to the City's Code Enforcement Department at
407.246.4444
• Form a Neighborhood Watch Program 407.246.2369 and get to know your
neighbors
• Form neighborhood cleanups. The quicker debris from illegal dumping is
removed, the less likely it is for them to return
• Call KOB at 407.246.2752 or email keeporlandobeautiful@orlando.gov for
assistance
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Anti -Trash Dumping Policies Outside USA
• Free Trash pickup on demand service. Free use of trailer
• Multiple recycling stations throughout the city at convenient places
• More dumping stations and better promotion of it
• Right to dispose trash linked to residential unit, not residents
• More advisers & coaches. More cameras and enforcement officers
• Introduction to Urban Greenery
• Increase community involvement
• Share success with public