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Okaloosa County WM Proposal 91012[1] from the Okaloosa County BOCC meeting of October 16, 2012 (IQM2 meeting #1099). Original portal label: Okaloosa County WM Proposal 91012[1]. Preserved as a historical public record; part of the meeting linked as a related source.
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WASTE MANAGEMENT
108 Hill Avenue.
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
(850) 301-2816
dfarmer@wm.com
September 10, 2012
Mr. John Hofstad
Public Works Director
Okaloosa County Public Works
1759 South Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, FL 32536
Dear John:
Since our last meeting, my financial team has modeled and analyzed the 1x1x1 residential
curbside program. We have diligently reviewed various operating scenarios given the pricing
we discussed during our last meeting.
We would like to propose the following:
• $9.70/month/home
• WM will provide the 96 gallon carts
• 5 year extension on both Collection and Transfer Station agreements
• Bad Debt is capped at $95K per year
With the above proposal, Okaloosa County will recognize a substantial savings because of
the reduced cost per home, additional revenue from recycled commodities, and decreases in
solid waste disposal cost.
WM has genuinely taken this opportunity to extend our working relationship with Okaloosa
County. We have deployed many resources to model and analyze both financial and
operational scenarios. Ultimately, we recognize that WM will incur a capital expense of
$1.5M, we have anticipated improved operational efficiencies, we expect decreases in
disposal volumes, and increases in the transportation/handling of our recycled commodities.
We believe this current proposal is a significant option for the County’s consideration.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Domenica Farmer
Domenica Farmer
District Manager
Waste Management
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This okaloosa county wm proposal 91012[1] is part of the Okaloosa County BOCC meeting of October 16, 2012.