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even conduct a pilot for single - stream. Hellekson says the St. Louis Park City Council views single - stream as unproven, Remember, too, neither the Roseville Residential recycling Committee nor the public works and Transportation Conunission recommended that the City move immediately to a citywide single - stream collection system. Other Contract Implications Under the single- stream proposal from waste Management the cost for curbside recycling gill g o front 2.05 to $2.36 per household per month in 2004. Rates would go up 3% each year through 2008 endin g at $2.71, waste Management would retain ownership of the carts at the end of the contract. Waste Management would burr Roseville's recycling bins at a rate of $5.50 for each bin and $3.25 for each lid. Residents could use either a two -sort or single - stream recycling program to reduce the amount of garbage the produce. Deducing garbage would give residents the option of voluntarily switching to a smaller size garbage container �� to save money, See attached chart "Roseville True Cost Analysis of Dealing with waste." Tl Curbside recycling charge would need to be modified far 004 to reflect the increased cost o f` sin le- strearn x. g service as well as to offset a SCORE grant reduction from the State. Council Action Reciuested Provide direction about the current recycling contract: • Maintain the ement contract that continues the two -sort system for one more year while a single- stream pilot project is conducted; • ha.nge the dent contract to begin a citywide single-stream collection process see contract Addendum attached; Some other Council direction regarding residential recycling. Attachments: Proposed Contract Addendum to begin Citywide Single-Stream Collection Memo from lbw Beck with attachments Cost Analysis