Regen subgroup recommends competitive RFP for Peninsula waste franchise; Del Rey Oaks council approves
Following a Regen technical-advisory presentation that flagged affordability as the public's top priority, Del Rey Oaks approved a resolution to initiate a competitive RFP and adopt a process-integrity policy to guide communications during the 2030 franchise planning process for regional solid-waste collection.
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Rob Hilton of HF&H and members of Regen's technical-advisory subgroup presented to the Del Rey Oaks City Council on April 14 and recommended initiating a competitive request-for-proposals process for solid-waste, recycling and organics collection services across seven Regen member agencies. Hilton summarized resident outreach and a statistically valid survey showing roughly 93% satisfaction with green-waste recovery, but a strong shift toward prioritizing affordability.
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