Agmt 2000 Oro Loma Sanitary District

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Letter to John Jermanis Extension of Oro Loma Sanitary District and San Leandro M.O.U. Letter dated February 16, 2000 Page 2 However, the District reserves the right to increase these charges should adverse regulatory legislation be adopted and /or other circumstances occur, subsequent to the effective date of this Addendum, that in the sole opinion of the District, make such increases fiscally necessary. 5. AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE INFORiMATION The Oro Loma Sanitary District will for the term of this Agreement and based upon information provided by its designated collector, provide to the City, waste diversion reports resulting from its recycling programs in the L-3 area on a quarterly basis. The District will also provide other information made available to it by its Contractor (such as diversion tonnages) that the City may reasonably request for reporting purposes under A13939 and Measure D. 6. COMMERCIAL /INDUSTRIAL RECYCLING PROGRAM The Oro Loma Sanitary District will for the term of this Agreement assume responsibility and control for any commercial /industrial components of its recycling program it deems reasonable and prudent to implement in the L-3 Area. The Program, will at minimum, include those services and efforts as outlined in the attached Exhibit "13." The City, however, reserves the right to continue its Business Assistance Program therein, and will if requested by the District, coordinate such efforts with the District so as to avoid a duplication of efforts and to maximize available resources. 7. REGULAR MEETINGS The District and the City agree to meet on a quarterly basis, if needed, to coordinate commercial /industrial recycling programs in the L-3 Area. The District will put forth its best efforts to assure that its commercial /industrial recycling program is sufficient to support, and is reasonably consistent with the City's SRRE. 8. REVISIONS OR EXPANSIONS TO EXISTING RECYCLING PROGRAMS At the request of the City and provided the District's contractor is willing to add such service, the District will implement any new recycling programs that are reasonably feasible. Other than changes mandated by new regulation, if such revised or expanded programs increase then current customer charges, the District may advise the customer that said increase and all costs associated with such increase, are being mandated by the City. This Addendum, and the June 9, 1994 Memorandum of Understanding constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with regard to the subject matter hereof and shall supercede all previous negotiations, commitments and writing with respect to such subject matter. All provisions of the 1994 Memorandum of Understanding not amended by this Addendum remain in full force and effect. Michael C. Camero General Manager Agreed to: nix onager, City of San Leandro is \users \mb \slmou2