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EXHIBIT D-2026
SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM CART RATES ($ Per Month, Per Customer)

New Rates Effective July 1, 2026
Adjusted for CPI and American Avenue Tip Fee Increase July 1, 2026
SER Rates Effective February 28, 2018


CART RATES - EFFECTIVE July 1, 2026

ZONECart SizeNew Rate 7/1/20262SER Overlay4 2/28/2018
ZONE 130 GAL$38.420.20
ZONE 160 GAL$45.170.36
ZONE 190 GAL$55.930.54
ZONE 2A - EXISTING GREEN CONTAINER AREAS60 GAL$57.050.36
ZONE 2A - EXISTING GREEN CONTAINER AREAS90 GAL$65.070.54
ZONE 2A - NEW GREEN CONTAINER AREAS60 GAL$81.090.36
ZONE 2A - NEW GREEN CONTAINER AREAS90 GAL$92.790.54
ZONE 2B360 GAL$42.610.36
ZONE 2B390 GAL$50.980.54
ZONE 3A - NEW GREEN CONTAINER AREAS60 GAL$95.940.36
ZONE 3A - NEW GREEN CONTAINER AREAS90 GAL$105.740.54
ZONE 3B360 GAL$56.380.36
ZONE 3B390 GAL$64.080.54

Notes

  1. Beginning September 1, 2023, "green waste" containers will be redesignated as "mixed organic waste" containers. Customers residing in Zones 1, 2A, and 3A will be required to separate their food waste for placement in the mixed organic waste container along with their traditional green waste for collection by their designated Exclusive Service Area Provider (ESAP) hauler. Exhibit A-2 (Organic Waste Acceptable Materials List) outlines which materials can be placed in the green container, and includes: whole fruit and fruit peelings, whole vegetables and vegetable peelings, bread and grain products, pasta and rice products, eggshells and nutshells, meat scraps, dairy products (small quantities only), plant and flower materials, grass and yard trimmings, tree and shrub prunings (excluding large stumps), Christmas Trees cut into two foot sections, untreated wood materials, and other miscellaneous green waste materials.
  2. Organic rates effective September 1, 2023, and apply to customers residing in the Zone 1, 2A, and 3A service rate areas as illustrated in the modified Exhibit C-3-2023 found in Amendment No. 3 of the ESAP Agreements. Zones 1, 2A, and 3A boundaries coincide with those census tracts identified as having population densities greater than 75 persons per square mile as determined by the 2020 Census data. Organic waste generators residing in census tracts having densities greater than 75 persons per square mile must comply with SB 1383 Regulations.
  3. CalRecycle approved a "Low Population Waiver for Unincorporated Portions of Counties" application submitted by the County of Fresno on March 3, 2022. This waiver applies to all census tracts with a population density of 75 or less persons per square mile on March 3, 2022. Census tracts falling within the Zone 2B and Zone 3B Service Rate Areas meet this criteria, and are therefore exempted from SB 1383 organic waste collection regulations. Commercial businesses generating 2 cubic yards or more of solid waste per week are still subject to complying with AB 1826 Mandatory Organics Recycling (MORe) regulations.
  4. SER Rate is only applicable to Customers within the SER Territory. To Calculate the SER rate, a hauler will need to add the SER Overlay to the "new rate." SER Overlay rates are not subject to CPI Increases.