Determination of Annual Fuel Usage and Fuel Adjustment Sample Clauses

Determination of Annual Fuel Usage and Fuel Adjustment. For the purpose of calculating the Service Fee Fuel Adjustment, Fuel Usage for the Initial Term shall be calculated as follows: On or before April 15, 2011, all contractors providing Collection Services in Gwinnett County pursuant to the Settlement Agreement and the Residential Solid Waste Collection and Disposal and Collection of Residential Single Stream Recovered Materials contract attached to the Settlement Agreement (the "Hauler Contracts" or "Hauler Contract"; each contractor with a Hauler Contract shall be referred to in this section 5.2 as "Haulers" or "Hauler") shall report to the County the number of gallons of Fuel used in providing Collection Services under the Hauler Contracts by each Hauler in that First Contract Year through March 31, 2011 (July 1, 2010 through March 31, 2011). The Fuel Usage for the First Contract Year through March 31, 2011 shall be annualized by dividing the total Fuel Usage for all the Haulers by the number of completed months (9) and multiplying the result by 12, the result shall be referred to as the gallons of Fuel used in the First Contract Year. Notwithstanding the amount of fuel actually consumed by the Haulers, for all Contract Years, Fuel Usage shall mean the gallons of Fuel used in the First Contract Year by all Haulers, as determined above, reduced by 1.5% cumulative each Contract Year ("Annual Fuel Usage"). To determine Service Fee Fuel Adjustment for each Hauler, for each Base Year, the Base Costs per gallon of Fuel ($2.76) will be subtracted from the daily average cost of Fuel per gallon for each Base Year as reported on the Index. The positive or negative result of the immediately preceding calculation will then be multiplied by the applicable Annual Fuel Usage for the Contract Year that terminates within the Base Year. The result of this calculation will be divided by the average number of Service Units within the County receiving Collection Services from all the Haulers for the First Contract Year to obtain the average Per Unit Fuel Adjustment. The total Annual Fuel Adjustment for each Hauler for each Base Year shall be obtained by multiplying the average Service Units in that Hauler's Service Area during the First Contract Year by the average Per Unit Fuel Adjustment to obtain the Annual Fuel Adjustment for each Hauler. The Annual Fuel Adjustment for each Hauler will be paid in equal monthly installments (1/12) as provided in section 4.1.2. Except as otherwise provided in section 5.4 below, for the purpo...
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