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City of Pleasanton Refuse Collection Rate Setting Manual <br /> 3. Interim Year Rate Setting Process <br /> In each of the "interim"two(2)years between "base"years, the hauler may request an increase <br /> in rates by submitting an Interim Year Rate Application. The scope and content of the Interim <br /> Year Rate Application is more limited than a base year request. PGS is not obligated to request <br /> an increase in rates and can instead request to leave rates unchanged. In each interim year, the <br /> franchise hauler must complete the top portion of the Interim Year Rate Application, indicating <br /> whether or not the franchise hauler is requesting a rate change for that interim year. <br /> During interim years, the hauler is entitled to an increase in rates based upon three indices: <br /> (1) Projected changes in labor costs, <br /> (2) Projected changes in landfill disposal costs, and <br /> (3)The annual percentage change in the most recent actual, not forecasted, change in the <br /> Consumer Price Index,All Urban Consumers, San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, (1982- <br /> 84=100, series CUURA422SA0)("San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CPI") applied to costs <br /> other than labor and disposal costs. The City and PGS shall use the percentage change in <br /> the CPI for the prior June to June twelve-month period.' <br /> Interim year rate adjustments will not generate a negative rate adjustment. <br /> The timing of the interim year process is shown in Figure 3-1. The schedule begins with <br /> submission of the Interim Year Rate Application on or before August 31st. The process targets a <br /> rate change implementation date of January 1st of the interim year. <br /> Figure 3-1 <br /> Timing of Interim Year Process <br /> tt?i7 ' <br /> atfp D=s. i jf:.rj Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Doc. <br /> 1 Prepare and Submit Rate Application <br /> 2 Prepare Draft Report and Final Report <br /> 3 Prepare Public Notification of Rate Hearing <br /> 4 Seek Approval from City Council <br /> 5 Implement New Rates <br /> This section describes each of the five (5) steps of the interim year rate setting process. Each <br /> step includes an overview of the step and a detailed description of the tasks required to <br /> complete the step. The section includes five (5) subsections: <br /> Step I—Prepare and Submit Rate Application <br /> Step 2—Prepare Draft Report and Final Report <br /> Step 3—Prepare Public Notification of Rate Hearing <br /> Step 4—Seek Approval from City Council <br /> Step 5--Implement New Rates. <br /> 'This June to June CPI data will be available at the time PGS submits the Interim Year Application(i.e.,by August 31"). <br /> Final Draft Page 26 <br />
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