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when there is greenwaste pick-up, you will find a container half- filled with greenwaste material and the rest filled with trash. He said that if a household is truly recycling, there will be little or no trash to put out. Councilmember Sanders said the problem may be that the City needs to provide its citizens with bins. Mayor Fulp suggested that R. W. Beck provide input on the type of educational techniques the City can employ and how to implement them. There was a request to provide the cost for a regional recycling center and the potential profit for participating agencies. Mr. Tagore-Erwin pointed out that there is a lot of competition for a process facility. Councilmember Hutton warned that getting other agencies to participate is a big question. Mr. Fred Cordova suggested a rate -setting study be conducted by the Utilities Commission with R. W. Beck. Councilmember Bennett moved to direct the City Manager to hire back the administrative analyst as the annual report regarding compliance with AB939 is coming due and she reasoned that four days of being fined equals her salary. Councilmember Hutton seconded the motion. City Attorney Biggs advised that the motion is inappropriate at this time and suggested that it be placed on the September 19, agenda, under Personnel Director's staff reports as follows: Consideration/Approval of Reactivating of the Recycling Analyst Position. After discussion, a special meeting on October 23, 1995 was set between the Utilities Commission and R. W. Beck for study and recommendations in preparation of Final Report. With approval of City Council, Mayor Fulp fixed the first City Council Meeting in November for presentation of R. W. Beck's Final Report on the Management Study for the Sanitation and Recycling Division. As requested by City Manager Martinez, Mayor Fulp enumerated the topics to be addressed in the Final Report: 1. Customer Service Comparison, Residential, for June/July/August, for 1994 versus 1995. 2. Analysis of City Complying with Truck Weight Limits; Requirements/Guidelines. 3. Annual Cost Comparison, Implementing Options two or three. 4. Paragraph outlining a comparison regarding clean-up of bins in-house versus private. 5. Items that were presented on Pages 32/33 regarding rolled -up annualized items which are to be made easy to read. 3 SEP 11 1895