Solid waste and recycling items in City of Durham
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| Subject | Items |
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| Solid waste and recycling | 22 |
| Contracts and procurement | 4 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Arts and public art | 2 |
| Budget and appropriations | 2 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Water and sewer | 2 |
| Parks and recreation | 1 |
| Police and public safety | 1 |
| Roads and transportation | 1 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 1 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 1 |
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A supplemental agreement of up to $643,415, plus $31,342 contingency, for environmental and geotechnical design on parks built over old pre-regulatory landfills.
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Awards a contract up to about $4.8 million with contingency to Fred Smith Company for repairs and upgrades at the yard waste facility.
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Purchase of five full-sized rear-loading trash trucks from Amick Equipment for $1,958,832.50.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A $706,212 contract with Amick Equipment Company for four compact rear-loading garbage trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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Council receives an overtime performance audit of the Solid Waste Management Division, already approved by the Audit Services Oversight Committee in September.Staff or committee report Solid waste and recycling
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The city's whole budget in one item. It adopts the operating budget, raises every pay plan — open range, step, fire and police — by 1.45 percent, lifts part-time starting rates by the same and widens the step spreads from 3 to 5 percent, and adopts six capital project ordinances covering general, water and wastewater,…
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An electronic waste recycling contract with Powerhouse Recycling.
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Work on solid waste transfer station building 1.
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The council would authorize the city manager to sign a $2,666,702.16 contract with Transource, Inc. of Kernersville for six automated refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council will authorize a $404,750 contract with Smith and Gardner Inc. for landfill monitoring and design services through fiscal year 2030.
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The council hires A1 Consulting Group for solid waste concrete repairs engineering, with a $223,150 base contract and a $22,315 contingency fund.
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The council hires Smith Gardner, Inc. for yard waste site repairs engineering, with a $293,200 base contract and a $30,000 contingency fund.
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The council would authorize a $680,708.98 contract with Amick Equipment Co. Inc. for two rear-load refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize a $445,259.18 contract with Transource, Inc. of Kernersville for one automated "Roto Pac" refuse truck.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize a $799,311.54 contract with Transource, Inc. for two automated "Sidewinder" refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize an $891,722.24 contract with Transource, Inc. for two manual-load "Roto Pac" refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A cooperative purchase contract with Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. would buy one split-body rear-loading refuse truck for $437,771.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A contract with White Herring Tractor & Truck, LLC would buy five knuckle-boom refuse trucks for $870,653.50.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A five-year contract with EMA Resources would handle and dispose of biosolids from the city's water and wastewater treatment plants, at up to $968,750 a year.
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The council would authorize a $1,780,863.95 contract with Transource, Inc. for five automated refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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