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Commissioner Solari read a portion of the Minutes which he thought may be relevant to <br />the next Item (15.B.2), which state: "Therefore, if Waste Management or Treasure Coast Refuse <br />has existing commercial contracts, they will retain those contracts up until the point that those <br />contracts expire or are not renewed." <br />15.B.2 PUBLIC MEETING TO APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE <br />FRANCHISE APPLICATIONS: RFA NO. 2009025 WASTE <br />HAULING FRANCHISE - UNINCORPORATED ENTERPRISE <br />ZONE <br />Himanshu Mehta, Managing Director of the Solid Waste Disposal District, informed the <br />Board that this Meeting was a public meeting to either approve or to disapprove a Third <br />Franchise Application (with Waste Management, Treasure Coast Refuse, or Capital Sanitation, <br />Inc.) for a third waste hauling franchise in the unincorporated area of the Enterprise Zone. He <br />provided background; updated the Board on the application review process; and explained the <br />requirements for acceptance of applications. He also addressed the bidding process requirements <br />pursuant to the Ordinance, Code Section 204.12. <br />Director Mehta explained how the withdrawal letter from Waste Pro impacted the review <br />of Capital Sanitation, Inc.'s (CSI) application. Without the support of Waste Pro, the Selection <br />Committee had some concerns of CSI's ability to provide the necessary collection vehicles. The <br />withdrawal (of the "financial backup company") also affected how the Committee viewed CSI's <br />financial ability as a startup company. <br />April 21, 2009 <br />S.W.D.D. <br />2 <br />