Most Favorable Rate Sample Clauses

Most Favorable Rate. The DISTRICT’s goal is to maintain Net to Hauler rates that do not exceed ten percent (10%) of the County average, for comparable services, waste composition and volumes (less the AD project costing or other special charges making the rate comparison inequitable) during the term of this Agreement. DISTRICT net to hauler rates shall be calculated each calendar year by taking the total compensation paid to HAULER and dividing it by the total number of units serviced (excluding Organics Recycling Program charges). Government entity administrative fees and franchise fees shall be excluded to attain the Net to Hauler calculation as set forth in Exhibit A (the “Calculation”). On or before April 30 of each year after the first full calendar year of this agreement, the parties shall complete the Calculation for the prior calendar year, If HAULER net-to-hauler rate revenue exceeds ten percent (10%) of the County average, HAULER shall rebate the DISTRICT the amount necessary to achieve the ten percent (10%) threshold on or before August 1st following the completion of the Calculation For being the first agency in Orange County to commit to the AD facility, HAULER agrees the DISTRICT will have the lowest conversion technology rate in the County. If HAULER negotiates a lower rate with any Orange County agency, then that rate shall become the rate of the DISTRICT.
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Most Favorable Rate. The DISTRICT’s goal is to maintain Net to Hauler rates that do not exceed ten percent (10%) of the County average, for comparable services, waste composition and volumes (less the AD project costing or other special charges making the rate comparison inequitable) during the term of this Agreement. DISTRICT net to hauler rates shall be calculated each calendar year by taking the total compensation paid to HAULER and dividing it by the total number of units serviced (excluding Organics Recycling Program charges). Government entity administrative fees and franchise fees shall be excluded to attain the Net to Hauler calculation as set forth in Exhibit A (the “Calculation”). On or before April 30 of each year after the first full calendar year of this agreement, the parties shall complete the Calculation for the prior calendar year, If HAULER net-to-hauler rate revenue exceeds ten percent (10%) of the County average, HAULER shall rebate the DISTRICT the amount necessary to achieve the ten percent (10%) threshold on or before August 1st following the completion of the Calculation For being the first agency in Orange County to commit to the AD facility, XXXXXX agrees the DISTRICT will have the lowest conversion technology rate in the County. If HAULER negotiates a lower rate with any Orange County agency, then that rate shall become the rate of the DISTRICT. The highlighted paragraph above is the agreement section that clearly establishes the maximum rate limit. However, we believe the process for clearly determining comparable service rates has outdated. First, the “inequitable” situation created by the CMSD being the first jurisdiction to commit to using CR&R’s AD facility, has since resolved itself. Therefore, we believe CR&R should phase-out the exclusion the “Organics Recycling Program” charges (e.g. the difference between the $75.65 AD facility rate and the $54.98 CRT rate) from this comparison by January 1, 2022. We also believe the “lowest conversion technology rate” is not providing the intended benefit so long as “service” and other facility charges are within “flat rates” are unknown. Since the agreement is not clear on what to do in this instance, we believe Section 3.3 should be revised to provide needed clarification. As a companion to this report, we have included our full “net-to-hauler” table. Shown above is the summary section that divides total payments to CR&R by the total of monthly unit counts for the review period. This produces a “gross” n...

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