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contract terms; return on investment for the program and benefits to individual residents and the community as a whole; and ensuring that vendors be allowed to display their creativity through the best value process and financial motivations. Further discussion included the core recycling program and whether it was imperative that curb -side organics collection be incorporated as part of that core program or would serve as an additional value component and showing initiative of respective vendors; and efficiencies evidenced in prices. Mr. Pratt advised that City Manager Malinen had identified the makeup of the committee for reviewing proposals, consisting of one member of the PWET Commission; and reviewed the proposed timetable for responses and review and anticipated recommendation to the City Council in late September. Member Stenlund nominated Chair DeBenedetto serve as the PWET Commission representative. Recess Chair DeBenedet recessed the meeting at approximately 7:59 p.m. and reconvened at approximately 8:07 p.m. Members individually ranked categories on the revised table, and then compared those rankings and their rationale for that ranking. At the conclusion of this significant discussion, with members agreeing on comprises and coordinating their individual ideals for the overall intent, members weighted the community values, through the assistance of and development by Member Vanderwall of a more cohesive schedule for weighting the functions as follows: Functional Area Points Collection 60 Clean, quiet 10 Impact on street size and weight of trucks 15 Frequency of service 20 Ease of participation 20 Co- mingling? 15 More materials picked u — organic too 5 Materials are efficiently recycled (local markets, highest and best use for material 10 Rewards for adding value 5 Page 3 of 3