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ORANGE
425-6600
OSCEOLA
892-2298
INDUSTRIAL WASTE SERVICES
555 HOPE STREET
LONGWOOD. FLORIDA 32750
SEMINOLE
831 -1 539
June 11, 1985
Mr. Richard Rozansky
City of Winter Springs
400 North Edgemon Avenue
Winter Springs, Fl 32708
Dear Dick:
Per the City's request, herewith is the documented tonnage generated
from the City of Winter Springs.
Weight
Tons
Disposal cost
February
721,450 lbs
~60. 72
$6492.96
March
1,446,450 lbs
723.22
$13,017.96
April
1,392,210 lbs
696.10
$12,529.89
3 mos. average - 593.34 tons
3 mos. average disposal cost $10,680.27
$10,680.27 ~ 3967 (homes) = $2.69
593.34 x $9.75 (old rate) = $5,785.07
$5,785.07 ~ 3967 = $1.46 per house
The difference is $1.23 per home per month
The difference of $1.50 and $1.23 is equal to 16 tons additional
per month and 1 submit to you that the weight submitted will increase
dramatically as we get some moisture. At this point in time the
generation of grass and vegetation is almost nil.
The rate requests previously submitted to you were based on the
Solid Waste Generation Report provided to us from the Florida
Department of Environmental. This report is attached.
1 respectfully request the City's approval for the continuation of
the $1.50 per residence increase.
ornhill
General Manager
Industrial Waste Services Inc.
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CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
400 NORTH EDGEMON AVENUE
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 32708
Telephone (305) 327.1800
MEMORANDUM
July 22, 1985
TO:
City Corrnnission
Mayor
Richard Rozansky ~
City Manager
FROM:
SUBJECT: Resurfacing Program - Bids
The staff has reviewed the bids received June 27, 1985, and
recommends we accept the bid received from Mac Asphalt in
the amount of $72,654.50.
While I agree with the staff I have some reservations regarding
the first six sheets on the list. As you know one of our projects
for this year was to correct the drainage problems in the Meadowlark
Subdivision. The engineers/public works director was to have
installed necessary underdrains so as to eliminate the ground
water problem which is most apparent on George Street. To date
I do not believe this has been resolved.
Perhaps underdrains can be installed on George Street in
conjunction with the paving. If so then I see no problem.
If not, I recorrnnend we accept the bid in items 7, 8, and 9
of the bid form.
jds