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Recology San Mateo County s 2019 Compensation Adjustment Application Board of Directors Meeting September 27, 2018

Process Followed in Completing SBWMA Final Report Annual Reports Member Agencies Franchise Fees 2019 Annual Compensation Application 2017 Revenue Reconciliation FY 18/19 Budget Estimated Tip Fees Comments sent to Recology R3 issues Audit Report Revenue, Disposal and Franchise Fee Projections Revised Compensation Application Draft Report Reviewing 2019 Compensation Adjustment Application (Including Table 8) Member Agencies Questions Draft Report Final Table 8 to TAC Board consideration of Final SBWMA Report and 2019 Recology Compensation

Recology Compensation Adjustment Application Table 1 Total Contractor's Compensation Recology Compensation 2018 Cost 2019 Cost Change % Base Compensation $56,793,053 $57,890,585 $ 1,097,532 1.9% Incentives / Disincentives $113,799 $78,590 $ (35,208) -30.9% Total Contractor's Compensation $56,906,852 $57,969,175 $ 1,062,323 1.9% Contractor s compensation increase is primarily due to: Cost of Ops = +2.6% vs. LY ZWS= >$404K (per Amended/Restated Agreement) Interest Expense: Scheduled reduction= >37% vs. LY Recology s Performance Incentive/Disincentiveslower than planned.

Recology Compensation Summary Table 3 RECOLOGY COMPENSATION SUMMARY 2018 Cost 2019 Cost $ Change % Change Annual Cost of Operations Total Direct Labor Related-Costs $ 26,887,836 $ 27,584,323 $ 696,487 2.6% Direct Fuel Costs 2,061,564 2,709,935 648,371 31.5% Adjustment for Waste Zero Specialists - (404,456) (404,456) All Other Costs 21,925,170 22,307,651 382,481 1.7% Total Annual Cost of Operations $ 50,874,570 $ 52,197,454 $ 1,322,884 2.6% Profit 5,340,424 5,479,291 138,866 2.6% Total Operating Costs $ 56,214,995 $ 57,676,744 $ 1,461,749 2.6% Contractor Pass-Through Costs Interest Expense $ 965,560 $ 605,160 $ (360,400) -37.3% Interest Expense on Implementation Cost 31,707 19,746 (11,961) -37.7% Contract Changes to Specific Agencies (419,208) (411,065) 8,144 1.9% BASE CONTRACTOR'S COMPENSATION $ 56,793,053 $ 57,890,585 $ 1,097,532 1.9% Other Adjustments - Performance Incentives / Disincentives 113,799 78,590 (35,208) -30.9% TOTAL CONTRACTOR'S COMPENSATION $ 56,906,852 $ 57,969,175 $ 1,062,323 1.9%

Recology Cost Allocation to Member Agencies General Cost Category Specific Cost Category Operational Statistic Costs of Operation Wages for Direct Labor Annual Route Labor Hours Benefits for Direct Annual Route Labor Hours Labor Payroll Taxes Annual Route Labor Hours Worker s Compensation Annual Route Labor Hours Expense Direct Fuel Costs Annual Route Hours Other Direct Costs Annual Route Hours Route Vehicles Annual Route Hours Collection Containers Containers in Service Other Annual Route Hours Allocated Indirect Costs Excluding Depreciation and Interest General and Number of Customer Accounts Administrative Vehicle Maintenance Annual Route Hours Container Maintenance Number of Containers in Service Operations Annual Route Hours Implementation Implementation Annual Route Hours Allocated Indirect Depreciation Allocated Indirect Depreciation Annual Route Hours 5

Collection Rate Variance COLLECTION RATE VARIANCE ANALYSIS estimated 9/20/2018 2018 Estimated 2019 Estimated SBWMA TOTAL 2019 Variance 2019 vs. 2018 Change 2019 vs. 2018 % % Rate Impact Estimated Revenue (Before Rate Increase) $104,396,040 Projected Collection Revenue (After Rate Increase $104,371,040 2018 Base Revenue Surplus / <Shortfall> ($203,900) 0.2% Total Contractor's Compensation $56,906,852 $57,969,175 $1,062,323 1.9% 1.0% Other Pass-Through Costs Disposal & Processing Fees $32,875,602 $37,083,146 $4,207,543 12.8% 4.0% Agency Franchise & Other Fees $14,817,486 $14,993,796 $176,310 1.2% 0.2% Subtotal Other Pass-Through Costs $47,693,088 $52,076,941 $4,383,853 9.2% 4.2% TOTAL REVENUE REQUIREMENT $104,599,940 $110,046,116 $5,446,177 5.2% 5.2% 2018 Estimated Surplus / <Shortfall> ($228,900) 2019 Estimated Surplus / <Shortfall> ($5,650,075) Required Revenue Adjustment 5.4% 5.4% All numbers above are current estimates except 2018 Contractor's (Recology) Compensation which is final and 2019 Contractor's Compensation which is s ubject to Board Approval.

Total Collection Rate Adjustment Table 8 SBWMA TOTAL COLLECTION RATE ADJUSTMENT as of 09/20/2018 A. 2019 RATE YEAR Total 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates $104,396,040 A.1 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates $104,396,040 A.2 Total Recology Compensation $57,969,175 A.3 Pass-Through Costs A.4 Disposal & Processing Fees $37,083,146 A.5 Agency Franchise Fees $14,993,796 A.6 Total Pass-Through Costs $52,076,941 A.7 2019 Revenue Requirement $110,046,116 A.8 2019 Surplus/(Shortfall) estimated ($5,650,076) A.9 Agency Fees on A.8 Shortfall ($519,622) A.10 Rate Adjustment Percentage 5.9% F. TOTAL RATE IMPACT F.1 Cumulative Revenue Requirement (C.1-D.3+E.1) $109,084,553 F.2 Total Surplus/(Shortfall) (A.1 - F.1) ($4,688,513) F.3 Total Rate Adjustment Percentage (F.2 / A.1) 4.5%

Table 8 by Member Agency (1) SBWMA TOTAL COLLECTION RATE ADJUSTMENT as of 09/20/2018 A. 2019 RATE YEAR 2019 Rate Year Atherton Belmont Burlingame East Palo Alto Foster City Hillsborough Menlo Park 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates $ 2,932,808 $ 6,696,778 $ 10,950,361 $ 5,002,199 $ 5,776,820 $ 3,030,638 $ 12,126,880 A.1 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates $2,932,808 $6,696,778 $10,950,361 $5,002,199 $5,776,820 $3,030,638 $12,126,880 A.2 Total Recology Compensation $1,424,499 $3,614,257 $5,746,003 $2,461,288 $3,595,489 $1,977,912 $5,919,965 A.3 Pass-Through Costs A.4 Disposal & Processing Fees $1,351,080 $1,790,353 $4,215,214 $2,070,666 $2,102,173 $1,046,776 $4,421,624 A.5 Agency Franchise Fees $304,475 $1,760,650 $1,816,041 $682,507 $377,305 $277,105 $2,088,370 A.6 Total Pass-Through Costs $1,655,556 $3,551,003 $6,031,256 $2,753,174 $2,479,479 $1,323,881 $6,509,995 A.7 2019 Revenue Requirement $3,080,055 $7,165,260 $11,777,258 $5,214,462 $6,074,967 $3,301,792 $12,429,960 A.8 2019 Surplus/(Shortfall) estimated ($147,247) ($468,482) ($826,898) ($212,263) ($298,147) ($271,154) ($303,080) A.9 Agency Fees on A.8 Shortfall ($14,725) ($115,766) ($20,267) ($14,907) ($27,115) ($41,219) A.10 Rate Adjustment Percentage 5.5% 8.6% 4.6% 5.4% 9.8% 2.8% F. TOTAL RATE IMPACT F.1 Cumulative Revenue Requirement (C.1-D.3+E.1) $2,846,220 $6,696,778 $12,269,315 $5,292,876 $5,936,801 $2,376,104 $12,496,912 F.2 Total Surplus/(Shortfall) (A.1 - F.1) $86,588 $0 ($1,318,955) ($290,677) ($159,981) $654,534 ($370,032) F.3 Total Rate Adjustment Percentage (F.2 / A.1) -3.0% 0.0% 12.0% 5.8% 2.8% -21.6% 3.1%

Table 8 by Member Agency (2) as of 09/20/2018 A. 2019 RATE YEAR SBWMA TOTAL COLLECTION RATE ADJUSTMENT North Fair Oaks Redwood City San Carlos San Mateo West Bay Unincorporated County - Total 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates 2,796,813 Additional Agency Funds $ $ 18,872,161 $ 8,442,323 $ 22,848,741 $ 1,620,927 $ 3,298,590 A.1 2019 Collection Revenue @ 2018 Rates $2,796,813 $18,872,161 $8,442,323 $22,848,741 $1,620,927 $3,298,590 A.2 Total Recology Compensation $1,686,263 $10,445,524 $5,163,310 $12,732,046 $1,020,981 $2,181,637 A.3 Pass-Through Costs A.4 Disposal & Processing Fees $1,065,594 $7,043,582 $2,622,168 $7,750,318 $537,474 $1,066,123 A.5 Agency Franchise Fees $135,088 $2,620,447 $1,140,852 $3,539,893 $92,828 $158,233 A.6 Total Pass-Through Costs $1,200,682 $9,664,029 $3,763,020 $11,290,210 $630,303 $1,224,356 A.7 2019 Revenue Requirement $2,886,945 $20,109,553 $8,926,331 $24,022,257 $1,651,283 $3,405,993 A.8 2019 Surplus/(Shortfall) estimated ($90,132) ($1,237,392) ($484,007) ($1,173,516) ($30,356) ($107,403) A.9 Agency Fees on A.8 Shortfall ($4,507) ($168,904) ($58,081) ($46,941) ($1,821) ($5,370) A.10 Rate Adjustment Percentage 3.4% 7.5% 6.4% 5.3% 2.0% 3.4% F. TOTAL RATE IMPACT F.1 Cumulative Revenue Requirement (C.1-D.3+E.1) $2,805,759 $20,640,085 $8,642,865 $24,449,024 $1,537,512 $3,094,301 F.2 Total Surplus/(Shortfall) (A1 - F1) ($8,945) ($1,767,924) ($200,541) ($1,600,284) $83,415 $204,289 F.3 Total Rate Adjustment Percentage (F.2 / A.1) 0.3% 9.4% 2.4% 7.0% -5.1% -6.2%

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