Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - Public WorksGrant County Department of Public Works 124 Enterprise St. S.E. Ephrata, WA 98823 Solid Waste Workshop July 28, 2020 ; 3 Fund Balance 2020 Available Fund Balance April 30, 2020 was $20,973,465.10 2020 Budget Operating Costs $5,625.000.00 Required to balance budget (540.000.00) Phase 3 Construction Engineer Estimate $2,300,000.00 Projected Available Fund Balance December 31, 2020 $12,508,465.10 ®Collect Cell Closure Liability by 2034 total required Projected Available Fund Balance December 31, 2020 -■ Adjusted Cell Closure Liability to be collected 11� Average estimated annual tonnage based on last 5 years is 4L Cell Closure Liability to Be Collected Annually Remediaation Fees Remediation and ground water monitoring projected annual costs on $6.14 11� Solid Waste Operations and Maintenance Annual Costs 2020 41- Current Tipping Fee Rate = Grant County Lowest Tipping Fee in the State ®Highest Tipping Fee in the State is Clallam County at $1 $35.29 Phase 4 Construction I Phase 4 Construction Projected Costs $ 3,000.000.00 �- Collect over 5 years based on 114.742 tons i- Proposed Rate Increase Per Ton $ 5.23 Special Programs (TF) Rate increase per ton to cover special programs $1.00 per ton Remediation Fees Annual Operal $4,049.277.19 Phase 4 Construction nual Costs •ent Tipping Projected Costs $3,000.000. to Increase Pry Rate Increase Proposed $5.23 Special Programs Rate Increase Proposed 1 $1.00 Future Land Acquisition Further Study Unknown $$$$$$ & Development Needed to Determine Costs Wages & Fringe Sam C. 25% Rate Increase Proposed Appx. $2.00 Management Support Anna G 10% Sari D 10% Proposed to rate Current Fee 28.30 Rate Increase Proposed $59.34 increase opiate Grant County Department of Public Works 124 Enterprise St. S.E. Ephrata, WA 98823 Solid Waste Facts Sheet Grant County Lowest Rates in Washington State 12 Counties Have Increased Rates in The Past 2 Years 5 of These Counties Had to Raise Rates Again in The Past Year. Grant County Solid Waste Is Making Efforts to Avoid Increases Annually.