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Council extends residential solid-waste contract with Waste Management for five years; first-year rate expected lower
Summary
Council approved a five-year extension of the city's residential waste, recycling and yard-waste contract with Waste Management of Ohio, Inc.; staff said the negotiated terms will reduce the resident portion in the first year to about $15.25 per month and authorize up to 3.5% annual increases thereafter.
Council voted to extend the city's existing residential solid-waste, recycling and yard-waste contract with Waste Management of Ohio, Inc. for an additional five years.
Administration said the contract includes an initial reduction in the first year after renegotiation: the resident share of the solid-waste portion would be about $15.25 monthly in the first year (a modest reduction from current), followed by annual increases up to 3.5% for the remaining years through 2031 as authorized by the ordinance.
Council suspended rules and passed Ordinance 26-073 unanimously.
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