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Filing TG - 121817

Company: Waste Management of Washington, Inc.
DBA: Waste Management - South Sound, Waste Management of Seattle
Filing Type: Tariff Revision
Case Status: Closed
Dates (Opened & Effective): 11/15/2012 & 01/01/2013
Summary: Proposed general rate increase that would generate approximately $427,000 (4.6 percent) additional revenue to recover the increased cost of disposal fees set by King County. On January 1, 2013, disposal fees will increase from $109 per ton to $120.17 per ton. The company serves approximately 22,000 residential and commercial garbage customers in King County. The company also seeks to change its monthly recyclable commodity revenue adjustment and be allowed to retain up to 38 percent of the revenue received from the sale of recyclable materials during the 2013 plan year to fund efforts designed to increase recycling. The monthly credit for residential customers would decrease from $3.41 to $2.29, an increase of $1.12 and the monthly credit for multi-family customers would decrease from $0.75 to $0.38 per yard, an increase of $0.37 per yard. The company serves approximately 22,000 residential and commercial garbage customers in King County.

 

Document Type Date Description
Open Meeting Memo 12/27/2012 Open Meeting Memo for December 27, 2012 Open Meeting.
Order - Final 12/27/2012 Order 01 Order Authorizing Revenue Sharing for Recyclable Commodities Revenue; Granting Exemption From Rule; and Allowing Tariff Revisions to Become Effective by Operation of law.
Replacement Page 12/18/2012 Replacement pages 20, 23 and 25 on behalf of Waste Management of Washington, Inc., from Michael A. Weinstein. (via email)
Replacement Page 11/19/2012 Replacement pages on behalf of Waste Management of Washington, Inc., from Michael A. Weinstein. (via email)
Initial Filing 11/15/2012 Initial filing on behalf of Waste Management of Washington d/b/a Waste Management - South Sound and Waste Management of Seattle from Mike Weinstein. (via Web Portal)