Adjustments To Rates Using Refuse Rate Index (RRI) Sample Clauses

Adjustments To Rates Using Refuse Rate Index (RRI). The adjustments to rates may result in an increase or decrease to the rates. If the adjustment results in an increase greater than six percent (6%), CONTRACTOR may be required to defer the increase in excess of six percent (6%) to the following year and up to three years thereafter. Any amount of the deferred increase in cost remaining on the fourth year would be included in the fourth year adjustment of the service rates. If the adjustment results in a negative number, the CITY will defer that portion of the savings which would cause CONTRACTOR’s then current compensation to decrease to the following year, and up to three years thereafter. Any savings not realized by the fourth year would be included in the fourth year adjustment to the service rates. Notwithstanding this section, any adjustments to rates that result in an increase or decrease to the rates for the last year of this Agreement (2035-2036) shall fully include any deferred increase or savings not previously realized in the previous years’ rates.
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Adjustments To Rates Using Refuse Rate Index (RRI). 2 8.04.1 Refuse Rate Index (RRI). Beginning on July 1, 2008, and annually 3 thereafter, CONTRACTOR shall, subject to compliance with all provisions of this Article, 4 receive an annual adjustment in the following service rates as set forth in Exhibit 1 to this 5 Agreement.
Adjustments To Rates Using Refuse Rate Index (RRI). 7 The adjustments to rates may result in an increase or decrease to the rates. If 8 the adjustment results in an increase greater than six percent (6%), CONTRACTOR 9 may be required to defer the increase in excess of six percent (6%) to the following year 10 and up to three years thereafter. Any amount of the deferred increase in cost remaining 11 on the fourth year would be included in the fourth year adjustment of the service rates.
Adjustments To Rates Using Refuse Rate Index (RRI). 14 8.04.1 Refuse Rate Index (RRI). Beginning on July 1, 2008, and 15 annually thereafter, CONTRACTOR shall, subject to compliance with all provisions of 16 this Article, receive an annual adjustment in the following service rates as set forth in 17 Exhibit 1 to this Agreement. 18 ▪ SFD Recycling Service, collection (line A.1) 19 ▪ SFD Used Oil Collection Service (line A.2.) 20 ▪ Subscription On-Premises Collection (line B.1) 21 ▪ Cart Exchanges in Excess of Once per Year (line B.2) 22 ▪ Large Item Collection (line B.3) 23 8.04.2 At the start of the second year of this Agreement (July 1, 24 2008), and annually thereafter during the term of this Agreement, the service rates set 25 forth in Section 8.04.1 above shall be increased or decreased by the percentage 26 change in the Refuse Rate Index (RRI) from the base month, which shall be 27 December of the prior preceding year, to December of the immediately preceding year 28 as contained in the most recent release of the source documents listed in Exhibit 3 29 (“REFUSE RATE INDEX”) to this Agreement. Therefore, the first rate adjustment will 30 be based on the percentage change between the December 2006 indices and the 31 December 2007 indices. 32 8.04.3 On or before February 15, 2008, CONTRACTOR shall deliver 33 to CITY financial information for the specific services performed under this Agreement 34 for the period from July 1, 2007, through December 31, 2007. On or before February 35 15, 2009, and annually thereafter during the term of this Agreement, CONTRACTOR 36 shall deliver to CITY financial information for the specific services performed under this 1 Agreement for the preceding calendar year. Such financial information shall be the 2 information described in the “Operating Cost Statement – Description” portion of 3 Exhibit 3 and shall be in the format described in Exhibit 3, or as may be revised by 4 CITY from time to time. If CONTRACTOR fails to submit the financial information in 5 the required format by February 15th, it is agreed that CONTRACTOR shall be deemed 6 to have waived the RRI rate adjustment for that year. CONTRACTOR’s failure to 7 provide the financial information shall not preclude CITY from applying the RRI using 8 the prior year’s financial data, or pro forma data if no prior year financial data is 9 available, if that application would result in a decrease in the affected service rates. 10 8.04.4 Annual adjustments shall be made only in units of one cent 11 ($0.01). Fractions of less...

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