HomeMy WebLinkAbout07.a.4) (Handout) Additional Written AnnouncementsBoard Meeting of July 7, 2011
Additional Written Announcements:
District Events /Meetings
d) Harper Lane CAD Community Meeting on July 11, 2011
A community meeting to discuss the possible formation of a contractual,
assessment district in the Harper Lane area of Danville will be held on Monday,
July 11, 2011 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Danville Library located at 400 Front
Street. The project would involve properties on Harper Lane, Pixie Lane,
Harmony Court, Terry Lane, and Bradford Place. Separately, a private installer
will be extending a public main into the neighborhood from Camino Amigo and
along Calmar Vista to serve his recently acquired property and his neighbors.
Household Hazardous Waste
e) City Of San Ramon Request to Renegotiate the Household
Hazardous Waste Collection Services Agreement
The District provides household hazardous waste (HHW) collection services
through an agreement with the City of San Ramon to the residents of the City
who are not within the District service area. The existing agreement, originally
signed in 1997, renews automatically each September unless either party notifies
the other that they wish to terminate the agreement. Approximately 21 % of the
homes in San Ramon are not served by the District (these homes receive sewer
service from Dublin San Ramon Services District). Last year, the City of San
Ramon paid $65,324 to the District for HHW collection services, which included
one mobile HHW collection event held in San Ramon.
The City of San Ramon recently implemented a door -to -door on call HHW
collection program for its residents. Under this new City program, residents
schedule an appointment for a service contractor to come out to the resident's
home, and pick up and dispose of the resident's HHW. The City recently sent a
letter to the District requesting that their contract be renegotiated to reflect
decreased use of the District permanent Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Facility ( HHWCF) because of the new HHW on -call collection program.
In addition to their new door -to -door program, the City desires to have the
permanent HHWCF available as an option for its non - District residents. Staff
plans to meet with City staff next week to discuss their concerns and possible
options for a continued agreement. Staff will then develop some options for
consideration and will convene a meeting of the District Household Hazardous
Waste Committee to obtain their input. As appropriate, the matter will then be
brought to the full District Board of Directors.