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affecting the HMM Facility, and rely on the expertise of the County and the County's Hazardous Waste, <br />Waste and Recycling Contractor(s) for such purposes, however, the zoning and land use decisions by a <br />Municipality with jurisdiction over the HMM Facility are not disclaimed. <br />C. By entering into this Agreement, neither the County nor the Municipalities waive or intend to <br />waive, as to any person not a Party to this Agreement, the monetary limitations or any other rights, <br />immunities, and protections which are provided to the County and the Municipalities under the Colorado <br />Governmental Immunity Act, Section 24 -10 -101 et.seq., C.R.S. <br />D. Any information or materials developed by the HMM Program, Hazardous Waste, Waste or <br />Recycling Contractors shall be made available to all Parties through the HMM Committee. <br />V. RESIDENTIAL OPERATING COSTS <br />A. The cost of providing residential Household Hazardous Waste collection services at the 1-MM <br />Facility is estimated each year based upon historic use and growth rates in residential participation and on <br />unit costs per household. Residential costs include labor, operating supplies and packing materials, - <br />transportation, recycling and /or disposal and education materials, minus revenues for the sale of <br />recyclable materials (lead -acid batteries, motor oil), CESQG Business Waste handling fees or operational <br />surcharges, collection event reimbursements, donations, and any other deductions. It is the intention of <br />the Parties that each Municipality will fund a pro -rated share of quarterly residential program costs based <br />on the number of residents from each Municipality that use the HMM Facility each quarter. <br />B. During the term of this Agreement, the County Administrative Services Department, Resource <br />Conservation Division, will provide HMM Committee members with a budget projection for the <br />following year substantially in the form attached hereto as Attachment A. The projection will estimate the <br />amount of each Party's contribution for the following year. Budget projections for the following year will <br />be provided to each Party on or before May 1 of the preceding year for each year this Agreement is in <br />effect. This budget shall become final unless any Party objects by June 30th of the preceding year. <br />C. During each year this Agreement is in effect, the County Administrative Services Department, <br />Resource Conservation Division, will supply regular information on participation levels in each <br />community and actual operating costs, and will make best efforts to ensure that operating costs are not <br />incurred above the agreed -upon estimate without prior approval from the affected Municipality. <br />D. After all program expenses through each quarter of the current year have accrued (or have been <br />estimated for the month of December only), the County shall calculate the share of costs for each Party as <br />follows: <br />Each Party's contribution for the quarter = actual program costs for the quarter, <br />plus estimated program costs for December only if applicable, minus any <br />deductions as described in VI A. above„ for the quarter, multiplied by the actual <br />residential percentage participation for the County or Municipality for the quarter <br />based on the I-IMM Program's customer database. <br />The share of costs for the first quarter of the following year will include an adjustment to reconcile <br />estimated versus actual expenses for the previous December. <br />E. Each Party pledges to appropriate funds for its pro -rated share of operating expenses as specified <br />in this Section V and annual budget projections, but no Party shall be liable for any such amounts unless <br />and until the governing body of such Party has appropriated funds pursuant to this Agreement. However, <br />each Party shall be liable for payment of monies so appropriated, and any of the remaining Parties may <br />5 <br />