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r The specific items of information requested by ti:e com- rnissione-rs- will no,,.,, be addressed in the order in which t` -,_-y were presented. such ti -me we have 1 . We e present!,.:, il intend o continui operaticns fro; ; I�ir. knight's present location on a rental basis until such ti -me we have obtained a new site in Indian River Coulity. v,,e have e::ar_Iined several possibilities, and upon approval of the trar_sf=N we will make a final selection so tat our con- tainers ind trucks be h^used wi thin the county. The business will be managed through Hal—ri.s San—Ltat:i.on, a divi- sion of Waste Manat ,r.ient, Inc. of Florida. The Ma Mager will I e* Sam. Harris and ;.e will be assisted b1 -an Oiperations i`Ianac-,er, John Allswo.rth. The routes will remain the same as at present until we have had sufficient ti. -.-.ie to::.ake a proper evaluation. Any chance_ will be furnished to the County. The Or)erations i.a_:ager will continue to be located in Vero Beach with an of_ice, and, in addi tion, a local nurnber will ring at Harris �a::i t:: tion' s office i n Melbourne. Any special requests or probl er,:s will be transferred by radio which will be equipped �•i].th two Cilannels - one channel for an office in Indian River �Qlinty, and one channel for our Melbourne office. 0ffice' hours will be from, 3:00 a.n?. to 5:00 p.m. i,onday through Sdt11.rC V. . 2. The trucks will be upgraded with `lack Trucks and we' intend to change from rear loader service to front loader service as is presently emplol7ed in the City of Vero Beach. Vie intend on retain,nc_+ the personnel that are presentl�7 em - ploye.d by Indian? River Sanitation. Consequently, we 1 antici- pate equivalent expense as is presently being incurred. and the matter We plan on advertising to Lnforrn the public of t1he change of ownership. However, we have not as yet contacted any of the media, nor have we determined the most effective tarp: or advert se,:uer.t. We do not anticipate any difficuiti es ii: making such a transition. tains should have been incinerated. Waste Management, Inc. n. 3. Waste I7lanagement, -Inc. of Florida is involved in routine litigation relating to mo -o2: vehicle accidents and related types of claims which are fully insured and handl-ed by our insurers and their Counsel. The only othtar litigation presently outstanding involves a suit brought by the Florida DER in Bro ar_d County wherein it is alleged that Z•fas ze Manageraer_t, Inc. of Florida improperly accepted for land di s- posal certain ir_fectious wastes from hospitals th t D.EP � ; _n a i. D. l..a�_ tains should have been incinerated. Waste Management, Inc. of Florida has strongly denied the allegations and the matter is proceeding through the courts. 4. Waste Managemelntt, Inc. of Flom? da ca' cul.a le its Capita i base from which it ex ects to achieve able rate of return upon its totl�.l il:ves' :el:t in t e yb1, � nes- s. 5. It is possible that at sol -,le poiiit in time an of- ficer or employee of- 'vlaste Management, IIIc. of Florida or SIaste-Managel:ient, Inc. has been Called to testi-['v in a Crain Jury proceeding. However, if that ever occurrei, no C:"'i:, ?ial proceedings took place against such individual or either of those companies. ( See answer to questa number 8 fU r e- lated matters as to other affiliated companies of waste Manacement, Inc. } 6. Paste Management, Inc. of Florida is a owned subsidiary subsidiary of W-7-ste Lblanagement, Inc. r FEB 21982 8 Fasr�g 33