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APR 31990 BOOK ` 9 75,r, <br />Chairman Eggert added that many communities have a special <br />day where they haul everything away. <br />Bill Koolage, 815 26th Avenue, wasn't in favor of long-term <br />franchise agreements, and felt 20 years is too long a period. He <br />agreed with the concept of having the haulers split up into <br />territories rather than both serving the same areas. With regard <br />to the franchise fee increase, he questioned the quarterly <br />payment which gives the firm the use of that money, but Director <br />Pinto explained that the bills are sent out 30 days in advance of <br />when the payments are due, and it would be very complicated to <br />collect the franchise fee from the haulers on a monthly basis. <br />Mr. Koolage was hoping that the implementation of the <br />mandatory collection would be in effect by October of this year. <br />Chairman Eggert advised that Attorney Vitunac had just <br />explained to her that only the ordinance for mandatory collection <br />would be passed in October. She had been of the understanding <br />that the whole system would go into effect on October 1st. <br />Director Pinto advised that they will be bringing to the <br />Board very shortly a draft plan of how we can implement this. <br />There being no others who wished to be heard, the Chairman <br />closed the Public Hearing. <br />Commissioner Scurlock still wanted to see some adjustment in <br />terms of that $74,000 loss, and Director Pinto advised that their <br />calculations based on the interest of the other borrowed money <br />show an adjustment of $.13. <br />28 <br />J <br />