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Pleasant View approves Disposal Agreement with Waste Management after cost comparison
Summary
After comparing bids and contract terms, Pleasant View City Council approved a Disposal Agreement with Waste Management citing lower overall costs, rebates and lack of fuel surcharges; the motion passed 3-0.
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Pleasant View City Council on July 14 approved a Disposal Agreement with Waste Management for disposal of acceptable waste collected and received by the city. City staff compared proposals from Waste Management and Republic Services and concluded Waste Management offered the most cost-effective option.
Andrea Z. Steiniger told the council she compared pricing, annual escalation provisions, fuel surcharges, rebates and operational requirements and recommended Waste Management based on lower overall costs and rebates and the absence of fuel surcharges. Legal counsel reviewed the agreement and confirmed it required no contract changes. The council voted 3-0 to approve the agreement.
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