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Council approves long-term landfill operation agreement with Allied Waste/Republic Services
Summary
Lake Havasu City approved a long-term operating agreement with Allied Waste/Republic Services to run the city-owned landfill, including revenue share, dual tipping rates for residents and nonresidents, and requirements to add a second scale and enforce tarping.
Lake Havasu City Council on June 25 approved a long-term solid waste facilities operation agreement with Allied Waste Transportation, Inc. (operating as Republic Services) to operate and manage the city-owned landfill.
Why it matters: The agreement sets the operator for the city landfill for the estimated remaining life of the facility, establishes tipping fees and increases transparency on fees and enforcement, and obligates the operator to handle closure and 30-year post-closure obligations.
Key terms and council discussion City staff described the agreement as the outcome of a procurement process that identified Republic Services as the preferred operator and negotiated terms to: preserve…
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