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<br />DRAFT June 15, 2021 | Page 9 <br /> <br />3. Collaborators <br />• City Staff: Meet with relevant collaborators and develop procurement <br />processes. Enter into or amend contracts with relevant direct service providers <br />(if the City delegates some of its recovered organic waste procurement <br />obligations). Comply with recycled-content paper requirements. <br />• Direct Service Providers (TBD): Use or distribute recovered organic waste <br />products on behalf of the City, at City’s option (e.g., PGS, East Bay Community <br />Energy). <br />• StopWaste: Work with the City to discuss and potentially implement regional <br />procurement solutions. <br />4. Costs <br />The City will have one-time costs of approximately $5,000 to $8,000 for planning these <br />activities and ongoing costs of $150,000 to $247,000, depending on the recovered <br />organic waste product type selected. <br />Figure 5: Brief Cost Overview – Product Procurement <br />RECOVERED ORGANIC WASTE PRODUCT <br />PROCUREMENT <br />One-Time <br />Implementation ($) Ongoing Annual ($/Year) <br />Low High Low High <br />$5,173 $7,992 $150,101 $246,686 <br /> <br />5. Schedule <br />The City will need to develop procedures in 2021 for procurement and begin procuring <br />products and submitting annual reports in 2022, and annually thereafter. <br />D. Ordinances and Policies <br />1. Requirements <br />SB 1383 regulations require jurisdictions to pass ordinances or other enforceable <br />mechanisms to mandate SB 1383 compliance by generators and other regulated <br />entities. <br />2. Key Activities <br />The City will need to amend its Municipal Code to include SB 1383 enforcement <br />provisions for generators and other regulated entities in the City. StopWaste has <br />drafted a County-wide model SB 1383 enforcement ordinance for member agencies to <br />adopt. HF&H recommends that the City use the StopWaste County-wide model <br />enforcement ordinance as a base, with review and amendments as needed to align <br />with the City’s specific programs and collection systems prior to adoption. This County- <br />wide ordinance will supersede the current Mandatory Recycling Ordinance for the <br />County.