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Benefits to Organizing Collection in Richfield <br />*in no particular order* (last updated 1111012020) <br />• Improve the value of services, increasing equity and lessening the economic burden on <br />marginalized populations (ESL, elderly, low or fixed income, etc.) <br />o Increased efficiency results in lower costs for residents. <br />o Pricing is straight -forward and easier to understand. <br />o Helps increase waste reduction efforts by incentivizing the generation of less trash. <br />o In the future, costs would be lowered even more when the city can go out for bid. <br />• Reduce environmental impacts <br />o Less air and noise pollution with fewer trucks. <br />0 3 trucks blew hydraulic lines in 2019 and the city had to clean the messes up. That <br />damages the roads and can be very harmful if fluid gets into bodies of water or the <br />stormwater system. <br />o Reduced speed also reduces amount of blowing litter. <br />• Improve standardization of service options <br />o A citywide contract can coordinate services like less frequent pick-up (with reduced <br />costs) and cheaper curbside organics collection. <br />o Haulers currently charge different amounts for the same service, even among <br />customers of the same company (i.e. with new customer incentives or those who <br />negotiate service). <br />• Increase rates of recycling, composting, and waste reduction <br />o Richfield is one of two cities in the county that is not organized for recycling <br />collection, which has negatively affected recycling efforts, and can be connected to a <br />lower participation rate, increased contamination, and less consistent education for <br />residents. <br />o Curbside composting provides the incentive many residents want to have in order to <br />separate their compostable waste from their trash. <br />• Improve safety <br />o Each company gets a certain percentage of the city, so instead of trucks picking up <br />from random houses, they would pick up each house from a block, which reduces <br />speed and the number of trucks in an area. <br />o Trucks will be driving at slower speeds around residential areas. <br />• Assure all residents have proper waste management services <br />o This will help reduce illegal dumping in the parks and elsewhere in the city. <br />• Enhance coordination among government agencies <br />o City will have an easier time meeting county ordinances and solid waste <br />management plan goals. <br />
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