GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL PART 1

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2. Residential and Commercial Bin Service As stated in section II-A Great Western Reclamation has 22 residential and commercial bin routes within the City of Santa Ana. Commencing July 1, 1993, Great Western Reclamation will assign 1/3 or (8) of its residential and commercial routes to Great Western Reclamation's designated Material Recovery Facility (MRF) each service day. The MRF will sort and retrieve recyclable materials from the solid waste stream in accordance with the RFP and in compliance with the Integrated Solid Waste Management Act (AB 939). The assigning of (8) routes will allow Great Western Reclamation to direct more than 1/3 of its Santa Ana residential and commercial bin solid waste tonnage (approximately 180 tons)to the MRF for sorting. Beginning January 1, 1994, Great Western Reclamation will assign 2/3 or an additional 1/3 (7 routes) of its Santa Ana residential.and commercial bin routes to the MRF for sorting. The additional tonnage diverted to the MRF will be approximately 180 tons per service day. Finally, on July 1, 1994, Great Western Reclamation will assign the remaining 1/3 (7 routes) of. Santa Ana's residential and commercial routes to the MRF for sorting. The additional tonnage diverted to the MRF will be approximately 180 tons per service day. The aforementioned schedule for the diversion of Santa Ana's residential/commercial solid waste from the landfill to the MRF will provide Great Western Reclamation with the ability to fulfill its obligation to meet compliance of AB 939 and the RFP. 3. Roll-Off Service As stated in section II-A Great Western Reclamation has an average of 7 roll-off routes collecting franchise solid waste within the City of Santa Ana. Commencing July 1, 1993, Great Western Reclamation will assign 1/3 or (3) of its roll-off routes to Great Western Reclamation's designated Material Recovery Facility (MRF) each 4