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<br /> <br /> Managing Tomorrow’s Resources Today <br /> <br /> <br />Mr. Gary Wolff <br />October 4, 2013 <br />Page 4 of 15 <br /> <br /> <br />evaluation of the efficiency and cost‐effectiveness of the Program’s current service delivery. The Review <br />included a detailed comparison of key metrics for technical and cost efficiency with similar statistics for <br />other Bay Area HHW programs, including the City and County of San Francisco and Santa Clara County. <br />The Review also addressed a range of topics related to HHW program management and services. The <br />Review found that based on a detailed analysis the Program appears to be operating in a cost‐effective <br />and efficient manner. In addition, we found Program management to be proactive in trying to identify <br />and capture efficiencies and reduce costs where possible. <br />Based in part on the results of the Review, the WMA Board directed staff to identify funding options for <br />the Program. StopWaste engaged HF&H to model funding options and fee levels for the various Program <br />service level options discussed with Agency committees and boards between April and July 2013. <br />StopWaste then engaged HFH to prepare this more detailed review and modeling of the two options <br />summarized above, and discussed in more detail below. <br />Description of Program Options <br />Overview <br />Tables 1 and 2 compare the two options, and provide a snapshot of the current services for reference. <br />Options other than these two have been investigated, but have been excluded from this Evaluation <br />because they do not fully satisfy the convenience, efficiency, and equity criteria summarized above. <br />Table 1 provides key service metrics that describe how service delivery is experienced by the public. As <br />shown, the Proposed System Expansion option entails a significantly higher level of service than at <br />present, anticipating the historic rate of growth in demand. The Austerity option would require a <br />significant reduction in the current level of service. Table 1 also provides the annual tonnages managed <br />currently, as well as for the Proposed System Expansion and the Austerity options. Table 2 provides <br />Program staff’s proposed staffing levels for the two options, and the current system’s staffing level. <br />Table 2 provides information for the three facilities other than Fremont, for the reasons discussed in the <br />Background section. <br />With respect to the total staffing levels in Table 2, it is important to note that Program staff not only <br />receive HHW from the public during the open hours shown in Table 1. Program staff performs many <br />other services and activities that are not visible to the public. Program staff manages the processing and <br />final disposition (e.g., disposal, reuse, recycling) of those materials at other times.
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