Contracts

With the new contract, residents will be provided with 35-, 65- or 95-gallon carts for recycling, trash and yard waste.

With the new contract, residents’ bills will increase from $13.50 to $15 starting the next bill cycle.

In the aftermath of the termination of the RePower contract, the Southeastern Public Service Authority plans to move forward by creating both an interim strategy and a new plan for the future.

The Southeastern Public Service Authority is considering expanding the contract to give the authority more time to develop a long-term plan for the handling of municipal waste.

Sonoma County Resource Recovery, LLC is working to replace the town’s residential bins from its old hauler Windsor Refuse and Recycling with new bins by October 1.

After a homeowner association opted to give a hauler an exclusive agreement, homeowners still contracted with other companies faced a dilemma.

The board came close to ending the contract in two previous votes.

This contract extension is the second and final contract extension offering included with the contract’s original 3 ½-year contract.

While there is no contract yet, the solid waste district is in talks with Washington County, Ark., about the proposed changes, which would go into effect January 1, 2018.

If approved, Recology would replace the city’s current hauler, The Ratto Group.