ADJUSTMENTS TO MAXIMUM COLLECTION RATES Sample Clauses

ADJUSTMENTS TO MAXIMUM COLLECTION RATES. A. Adjustments to the Collection Component - Refuse Rate Index The Collection Component of the collection Rates shall be based on six (6) specific operating cost categories to which annual adjustments shall be applied in direct proportion to their respective weighted percentages of the Contractor's total operating costs. The six (6) operating cost categories subject to adjustment utilizing the refuse rate index formula methodology (see Exhibit C) are: 1) labor; 2) fuel; 3) vehicle replacement; 4) vehicle maintenance; 5) revenue from sale of recyclable material; and 6) all others. Exhibit C specifies the series identification numbers that will be used for purpose of determining the applicable annual index adjustment for each operating cost category and an example of how the refuse rate index formula methodology will be calculated. In any year that the sum total of the adjustments to the cost categories results in a negative number, there shall be no adjustment to the Collection Component of the Rates. Instead, the negative number will be accounted for and carried forward as a rate stabilization adjustment and off-set against future rate increases.
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