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Proudly Serving the City of Rosemead

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Republic Services has been proudly serving the City of Rosemead for 29+ years.

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2 Supervisors (25 years) 12 Drivers

• All

drivers great safety record, all accident free for 1 year

• Hector

N, with Republic 30 years, accident free 11 years

• Ignacio M, with Republic 34 years,

accident free

• Jose

A. with Republic 26 years, accident free 11 years Talent

• Above Market Compensation
• Average Tenure 17 years
• High Engagement Survey’s
• Low Turn Over
• Quality of Life
• Over 200hrs Safety training/year

Company Bench Strength

• Emergency Response Team
• SOS Crews
• National backing

Driver Averages Rosemead Drivers

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Clean Vehicles

• All Compressed Natural Gas Trucks
• 6 Residential Trucks
• 3 Commercial Solid Waste Trucks
• 1 Commercial Recycle Truck
• 1 Organics Truck
• 1 Roll-Off Trucks

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Rosemead Customers

• Industrial
• Multi Family
• Commercial
• Residential

10,652 565 28 153

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• Solid Waste
• Recycling & Residential Recycling Rewards
• Green Waste
• Bulky Item Pick-Up
• Abandoned Item Pick up on City public areas
• Construction & Demolition
• Organics (food waste)
• Holiday Tree Removal
• E-waste & Universal Waste
• Free City Collection Services
• Local office
• Disability service for roll-out service at no charge
• Annual Scholarships: $1,000 to 5 Rosemead Seniors
• Customer Education & Outreach

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• Bulky Items: 408 tons
• Foodwaste: 200+ tons
• Construction & Demolition: 217+tons
• Recycling:800+ tons
• Greenwaste: 2,700+ tons

2019 YTD Tonnage

Member of LARA and in full compliance with the state’s per capita waste targets. Rosemead serves as an exemplary model for recycling and organics diversion programs. 7

State of the Art Infrastructure

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• On average 30% of consumers put in the recycling container, is

contamination and “wish-cycle”

• Nationally launched www.RecyclingSimplified.com for consumer education with

videos, print outs, school curriculums, media push

• Several how-to videos on PBS – available for City social media

Recycling Simplified

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Organics Update

• 15 of 17 Tier 2 customers on a

program

• AB 1826: Tier 3 now in effect,

which means approximately 100 customers need a waste assessment to verify compliance

• r exemption
• Consultant going through waste

assessment process

• Hiring a Recycling Cord. to offer

customers more direct support. 10

Organics collection services

64 gal carts 1 yd, 1.5 yd, and 2 yd containers

• Republic meets with businesses in the community via calls,

appointments, walk-ins

• Bins collected Twice a week, Tuesdays & Fridays
• Containers smaller than 2 yard prevent overweight bins
• Clear plastic bags allowed

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Upcoming Legislation

AB 1594 - Compostable Organics Management AB 1594 (Williams) will eliminate the allowance of green waste and organic materials that are currently used as landfill cover (alternative daily cover or “ADC”) to count as being “diverted” from landfills and reported as credit towards the City’s overall diversion.

• Law effective: January 1, 2020
• Impact: great impact to Orange County cities where this

practice is currently utilized at County landfills for diversion credit

• Alternative solutions: green waste will need to be diverted from

the landfill by other means and processing mechanisms in order to not be counted towards the City’s annual solid waste tonnages i.e. composting 12

Upcoming Legislation

SB 1383 – Short-lived Climate Pollutants SB 1383 (Lara) establishes targets to achieve a 50 percent reduction in the level of the statewide disposal of organic waste from the 2014 level by 2020 and a 75 percent reduction by 2025. The law grants CalRecycle the regulatory authority required to achieve the organic waste disposal reduction targets and establishes an additional target that not less than 20 percent of currently disposed edible food is recovered for human consumption by 2025.

• Law effective: January 1, 2022
• Impact: Each Jurisdiction (or Their Designee) must provide an
• rganic waste collection service to ALL residential & commercial
• generators. Customers are required to subscribe to organics

collection service; City is required to enforce.

• Alternative solution: regulations allow a menu of service options

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Upcoming Legislation Cont. Continued

January 2019

Two Years of Informal Rulemaking Ends Formal Rulemaking Begins

Late 2019

RegulationsAdopted

September 2016

SB 1383 Adopted

SB SB 138 1383 3 KEY

EY IMPLEMENTATION DATES

• Jan. 1, 2022

Regulations TakeEffect and State Enforcement Begins

• Jan. 1, 2025

2016-2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

50 Percent Reduction in Organic Waste Disposal

• Jan. 1, 2020
• Jan. 1,

2024

75% Reduction in Organics Disposal 20% Edible Food Recovery Regulations Require Local Governments to Take Enforcement

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We’re Hiring! Come Join Our Local Team!

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Thank you!

Tania R. Castaneda

Municipal Relationship Manager 818-262-7388 tragland@republicservices.com

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