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BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR PROPONENTS IB -1 SOLID WASTE QUA_ - -NTITIFS The solid waste to be disposed at the IRCSWDD Class I Landfill will consist of the Class I solid waste generated within the county. Wastewater treatment sludge will continue to be accepted. Hazardous and toxic waste and other special wastes prohibited by FDEP rule from disposal in Class 1 landfills will not be accepted. Historical data on the quantity of solid waste received at the county landfill is provided in Attachment A to the Request for Proposals. A copy of portions of the most recent annual report is also provided in Attachment A to this Request for Proposals. There is no guaranteed solid waste quantity. The bid form is structured for Proponents to bid an annual price for a tonnage of 112,600 tons/year plus or minus 25%. This corresponds to a tonnage range of 84,450 tons/year to 140,750 tons/year. The applicable tipping fee will be determined by the range in which the prior fiscal years (October 1- September 30) solid waste quantity falls. Fluctuations of quantity on a daily, weekly, monthly, or seasonal basis shall not be grounds for renegotiation of the unit price. If waste tonnages are outside of these ranges during the initial 5 -year permit, then tipping fees will be negotiated between the Owner and Contractor. All waste received at the landfill shall be weighed upon the platform scale at the scale house, which will be operated by others. IB -2 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS IB -2,1 GENERAL The State of Florida regulates operation of Class I landfills to protect the health and welfare of the public through the issuance of Solid Waste Facility Operation permits. Permits are issued by the Solid Waste Section of the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (FDEP) provided by the Solid Waste Management Rules (Chapter 62-701 Florida Administrative Code) and state and federal water and air quality rules as amended through March, 1997. The FDEP operating permit and permit modification required for construction of the infill for this facility has been secured by the County and a copy is attached to this contract as Attachment B. The County also has current state and federal permits for water and air quality. Contractor shall abide by all solid waste regulations and comply with all general and specific conditions of the operations permit and infill construction permit. The Contractor's services shall include, but not be limited to: Furnishing all labor, equipment and materials to construct, operate, maintain and monitor the IRCSWMF in compliance with all federal, state and local laws, ordinances and regulations, including the rules and regulations of the EPA and all state of Florida environmental agencies. Some of the individual operational tasks are as follows: routine operation engineering, surveying, IB -1 FinTSVNTP bCQ6I7I O.2O 7