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Our proposal and process offers the City the opportunity to: 1. Avoid creating unsightly disposal sights in city neighborhoods and/or surrounding locations, which may cause to be a source of irritation to local residents and businesses. Prevent potential hazardous conditions to surrounding areas in the event a subsequent storm affects the region before all debris can be properly disposed. 2. Reduce vehicular impact on local streets around the TDSRS, as heavy equipment access and depart these locations, as well as a reduction of noise to local residents as a result of an unremitting 24hr collection and processing operation. 3. Reduce the number oftimes debris rnaterial is handled from its initial collection to a secondary processing site, then re-hauling to final disposal site versus our proposal in which Sun Recycling receives the debris, processes it and recycles, all in one movement. Any material that cannot be recycled is disposed of accordingly without the City being responsible for a final disposal fee. 4. Boast that it is environmentally conscious and responsible by engaging in a process to collect both vegetation and construction debris and having it processed at a single location where usable material is recovered and recycled. (N \ ..4 fl /~ 5. Boast that it is fiscally conscientious and a responsible custodia ~unds by reducing COST. The Sun Recycling process provides for the elimination fmountin ts due to the incursion of added hauling and resultant dumping fees. This practIce IS customary during post disaster recovery periods and unfortunately one which municipalities become prey due to mounting pressures. Sun Recycling offers the most environmentally safe, efficient, and more importantly cost effective alternative to local governments in the removal and disposal of disaster debris and thus reduces the negative impact that recovery imposes on the community and its environment in the wake of a catastrophic event. The cost associated with the Recycling and processing of all material would be at a rate of $14.50 per cubic yard for all hurricane commingled debris (Vegetative and Construction material); Vegetative and Horticultural Debris will be charged at a rate of $1 0.50 per cubic yard. Sun Recycling will recycle, process, and dispose ofthe residual non-recyclable material as noted above, at legally permitted disposal sites without any additional charge to the city. . MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF DEBRIS REDUCTION SITES TO ACCEPT, PROCESS, REDUCE, INCINERATE OTHER THAN AT A SUN RECYCLING FACILITY In the event the City requires that processing of debris is to be performed at a predetermined City's designated site other than at a Sun Recycling facility such as a TDSRS; Sun Recycling maintains the knowledge, experience, personnel, equipment, and overall management capability to direct and 4