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CITY OF COLTON <br />AGENDA REPORT <br />FOR COUNCIL MEETING OF. <br />(CONTINUED) <br />September 4, 1990 <br />SUBJECT: Proposals to Remove Sludge Material from the Sewer Treatment Plant <br />1. Varela Industries-- <br />$23.40/ton for the first 2000 tons= $46,800 <br />$25.40/ton for anything over 2000 tons (880 tons)= $22,352 <br />Total $69,152 <br />2. L. Curti Company-- <br />$15.00/ton at 2880 tons <br />Total $43,200 <br />ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: <br />The sludge material must be removed to allow adequate space for future material <br />at the Sewer Treatment Plant. The sludge must be removed to an acceptable location <br />approved by the State Regional Water Quality Control Board, if within the•State <br />and full responsibility for its removal and placement bore by the contractor <br />relieving the City of any legal responsibility or liability. <br />RECCM ENDAT I ON : <br />Varela Industries is a permitted contractor allowed to landspred the material <br />in Mexico and as outlined by Krieger and Stewart's report is not required to have <br />permits by the State. In addition, Varela Industries indemnifies the City and <br />accepts full responsibility for the hauled material, also naming the City as <br />additional insured. <br />L. Curti Company is a licensed contractor who has been issued waste discharge <br />requirements for his operation and has filed for a solid waste facility permit <br />which is under State review at this time. L. Curti's proposal also names the <br />City additional insured, however, does not specifically state that L. Curti will <br />accept full responsibility for the sludge once it leaves the treatment plant <br />property. <br />Staff has requested additional information from L. Curti regarding the specific <br />responsibility for the material once received and has not yet received a written <br />response (letter attached). <br />Page of Item No <br />