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<br /> <br /> Managing Tomorrow’s Resources Today <br /> <br /> <br />Mr. Gary Wolff <br />October 4, 2013 <br />Page 7 of 15 <br /> <br /> <br /> Equity is promoted by having two open days per week at both the Hayward and Livermore <br />facilities, rather than opening them on alternating weeks, and by reaching out to geographic <br />areas and demographic groups for which the rate of use is lower than the average. <br /> Efficiency is promoted by increased information and education that can assist the residential <br />public in making purchasing and use decisions that will produce less HHW waste in the future, <br />and is also promoted by spreading fixed costs over a larger base of facility use, maximizing <br />“bang‐for‐the buck”. <br />With the Proposed System Expansion, open days and hours at the Oakland facility will nearly match <br />those for the Fremont facility.5 Having the Hayward and Livermore facilities open every Friday and <br />Saturday allows the Hayward and Livermore crews to staff the Oakland facility on Wednesdays and <br />Thursdays, which reduces the need for contractor‐supplied “temporary” labor. <br />A benefit of the System Expansion option is the ability to service more businesses at no significant added <br />cost. Small business participants will experience a similar total level of service to that under the current <br />system, but with some growth in total customer capacity. Small business appointment and drop‐in hours <br />will be provided weekly at the Oakland and Fremont facilities, and twice per month at the Hayward and <br />Livermore facilities. Small business services will be provided on Tuesdays, allowing for sharing of those <br />days with shipping activities. <br />This option would add twelve one day drop‐off events to be staged at varied locations around the <br />county. These events would be managed by Program staff, but largely conducted by contractor‐ <br />supplied personnel. These events would be held on Sundays, and based on experience from other Bay <br />Area programs, are designed to serve 500 cars per event. The one‐day events provide an additional <br />means for balancing participation throughout the county. Events can be scheduled to serve any areas of <br />the county that may have relatively lower participation rates. Program staff estimates the one day <br />events will cost about $45,000 each. <br />This option includes expanded outreach as follows: <br />1. The availability of the one‐day drop‐off events will be promoted to the public. The traditional <br />approaches of direct mail, newspaper advertisements, bill inserts, etc., are useful for the one‐ <br />day events, as well as for enhancing awareness of the permanent facilities. <br />2. Direct mail targeted by zip code has been very effective historically in increasing visits to the <br />permanent facilities, and can be scaled up to ensure all demographic groups know about the <br />Program they are paying for. The cost estimate for this option includes up to 150,000 direct mail <br />pieces per year (the historic average has been about 50,000). <br />3. Information and technical assistance to the public and retailers at the point of purchase of HHW <br />products can reduce the future cost of operating the Program. For example, there are less‐toxic <br /> <br />5 The Fremont HHW operation is one of a range of activities conducted at a larger multi‐function solid waste <br />transfer station and recycling facility, which allows for longer operating hours for the HHW program.
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