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 001126 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 16, reflecting the reduction in tip fees in Pierce County from $92.53 to $81.63 per ton. Annual revenue impact is $359,000 (5.7 percent). |
| 001776 | Revises Tariff No. 18 (American Disposal Co., Inc.), reflecting an increase in the commodity credit from $.19 to $.34, and extends the expiration date to January 1, 2002. |
| 010668 | Petition for waiver of WAC 480-70-071, RE: Extension of time to file annual report. |
| 011533 | Reflects adjustment of the commodity credit from $.57 per month to $.05 per month, and from $.34 per pick-up, per yard, to $.04 per pick-up, per yard. |
| 020055 | New Tariff No. 20, reflecting an increase in residential and commercial rates in response to the $3.37 per ton increase at the LRI facility in Pierce County. The annual increase in garbage revenue is approximately $88.500. (2.05 percent). |
| 021630 | Revises Tariff No. 1 (Vashon Disposal), reflecting conformation with new tariff format as required by WAC 480-70-281. |
| 021632 | Revises Tariff No. 20, reflecting an adjustment to the Commodity Credit Adjustment, increasing credit from $0.05 to $0.15. [Advice: G-87] |
| 021713 | Application to add Vashon Disposal as a trade name to Certificate. |
| 030044 | Revises Tariff No. 21, reflecting the recovery of increased tipping fees for mixed municipal solid waste in Pierce County. Fees increase from $85 to $88 per ton. The annual increase in revenue is approximately $103,519 (1.56 percent). |
| 030059 | Petition for exemption from WAC 480-70-396(2), Advance Billing and Payment Delinquency Dates. |
| 032067 | Revises Tariff No. 22, reflecting an adjustment to the Residential Commodity Credit, increasing it from $0.15 to $0.28, and changes the expiration date on certain pages. |
| 040061 | Revises Tariff No. 23, RE: Increases rates to recover an increase in tipping fees, from $88.00 per ton to $89.24 per ton, charged by Pierce County Recycling, Composting and Disposal, LLC, d/b/a LRI. This filing will generate $71,514 (0.6 percent) increase in revenues. |
| 040194 | Petition for exemption from WAC 480-70-401, Payment Options. |
| 041579 | Insurance action docket. |
| 042015 | Revises Tariff No. 24, reflecting an extension of the expiration date of the commodity credit from January 1, 2005, to March 1, 2005. |
| 050076 | Dismisses the complaint and order suspending filing. Increases and makes permanent the monthly residential curbside rate from $4.23 to $4.75, the monthly residential curbside recycle commodity credit from $0.51 to $2.18, and makes permanent the $0.15 per yard multi-family recycle commodity credit. These rates apply to recycling services in western Pierce County. |
| 060066 | Revises Tariff No. 25, reflecting a tipping fee increase in Pierce County, from $90.15 to $92.96 per ton, effective March 1, 2006. Annual revenue impact is $319,218 (1.40 percent). |
| 060608 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting an increase for the Local Hazardous Waste Program for residential households and businesses as approved by the King County Council. |
| 060757 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 1. |
| 061189 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 2. |
| 061451 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 3. |
| 061461 | Revises Tariff No. 25, reflecting the adjustment of the Residential Commodity Credit. |
| 061714 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 4. |
| 070077 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 5. |
| 070099 | Revises Tariff No. 25, reflecting an increase in tipping fees in Pierce County, from $92.96 to $98.89 per ton. This will generate an increase of approximately $678,500 (2.71 percent) in increased revenues. |
| 070931 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 6. |
| 071450 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 7. |
| 071808 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 8. |
| 071850 | Revises Tariff No. 25, reflecting the annual adjustment of the commodity credit. The residential credit increases from $2.32 to $3.13 per month. The multi-family credit decreases from $0.81 to $0.59 per yard per pickup. The Company provides solid waste service in Pierce County. |
| 072146 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 9. |
| 072151 | Revises Tariff No. 1, reflecting increased disposal fees in King County, Vashon Island. Disposal fees are increasing from $82.50 to $95.00 per ton effective January 1, 2008. The effect of the proposed rate increase will increase revenues by approximately $27,000 (7.5 percent). |
| 072415 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 10. |
| 080082 | Reflecting revisions to Tariff No. 25 to pass through a $98.89 to $101.95 per ton increase in disposal fees to garbage rates, to increase residential recycling rates from $4.75 to $5.50 per month (15.8 percent) and to increase multi-family recycling rates from $3.19 to $4.14 per yard (29.8 percent). The company filed a revised yard waste rate. The revised yard waste rate increases from $4.30 to $5.00 per month (16.28 percent). The total revenue impact of the American Disposal and Murrey’s Disposal (Docket TG-080079) revised filings is $1,087,000 (4.11 percent). The companies provide solid waste service to about 53,000 customers in Pierce County. |
| 080401 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 11. |
| 080745 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 12. |
| 080870 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 1. |
| 080971 | The company filed Supplement 3 to cancel Supplement 1 "A" and moves the King County Board of Health tax rates to "Item 5" of the tariff. |
| 081188 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 13. |
| 081191 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 4. |
| 081532 | Revises Tariff No. 25, adding a new rate for a 3-yard customer-owned compactor with a 3:1 compaction ratio. |
| 081609 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 14. |
| 081610 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 5. |
| 081662 | Increased commodity credit from $3.13 per month to $3.39 per month for residential customers and from $0.59 per-yard per-pickup to $0.72 per-yard per-pickup for multi-family customers. |
| 081988 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 6. |
| 090098 | Commission consideration of whether to make revised rates permanent. General rate increase for garbage, residential recycling, yardwaste, and drop-box collection services. The company is under common ownership with Murrey's Disposal Co., Inc. Together, the companies filed rates that would generate approximately $604,819 (2.2 percent) in additional annual revenue. The companies serve approximately 52,000 customers in Pierce County. |
| 091467 | Decreases the commodity credit from $3.39 to $0.14 per month for residential customers and from $0.72 to $0.24 per yard per pickup for multi-family customers. The filing also requests approval of the company’s recyclable commodity revenue sharing plan. The company, along with its sister company Murrey’s Disposal Company, Inc., serve just over 50,000 residential customers in Pierce County. |
| 100108 | General rate increase for American Disposal and its sister company Murrey's Disposal (Item B3) that, combined, would generate $1,220,060 (4.5 percent) in additional annual revenue for solid waste, multi-family recycling, and yard waste collection services. Staff recommends lower revised rates that, combined, would generate $1,075,290 (4.0 percent) in additional annual revenue. The combined companies serve approximately 53,000 residential and commercial customers in Pierce County. |
| 100966 | Annual Affiliated Interest and Subsidiary Report for 2009 pursuant to WAC 480-70-079. |
| 101548 | Petition for Reconsideration of Portion of Order 01. |
| 101570 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 1, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 7. |
| 101938 | Staff investigation of American Disposal Company, Inc.’s failure to comply with a commission order in docket TG-091467. |
| 110099 | Revises Tariff No. 25, for increased rates for residential and commercial garbage collection for customers in Pierce County that would generate $732,400 (3.1 percent) in additional annual revenue. The increases are prompted by an increase in disposal fees from $112.94 per ton to $123.29 per ton. Combined with Murrey’s Disposal Company, Inc., the company serves approximately 53,000 residential and commercial customers in Pierce County. The Commission, on its own motion, will consider granting an exemption from WAC 480-07-520, supporting documents required to be filed in a general rate case. The last general rate increase approved by the Commission was effective March 1, 2010. |
| 110428 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 15. |
| 110918 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 16. |
| 110953 | 2010 Annual Affiliated Interest and Subsidiary Report per WAC 480-70-079. |
| 111267 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 17. |
| 111637 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 18. |
| 111674 | Increases the amount the company pays to single family and multi-family customers for the value of the recyclable materials that the company collects in its residential recycling collection service. The monthly credit for single family customers would increase from $1.31 to $1.69 and the monthly credit for multi-family customers would increase from $0.67 per yard to $0.76 per yard for each pickup. The company also seeks to be allowed to retain fifty percent of the revenue received from the sale of recyclable materials. The company, along with Murrey's Disposal Company, Inc., provides recyclables collection service in Pierce County for approximately 51,000 customers. |
| 111904 | Proposed increases in surcharge fees assessed for the Local Hazardous Waste Management Program in accordance with Chapter 2.08 King County Board of Health rules and regulations. The approximately 1,600 residential customers in the company's service area in Vashon and Maury Island (King County) would pay an additional $0.28 per month and the approximately 150 commercial customers would pay an additional $2.17 per month. The company provides solid waste service in Pierce County and portions of King County. |
| 111913 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 19. |
| 111971 | Proposed increase in Item 230 drop box disposal fees. On January 1, 2012, drop box disposal fees will increase from $95 to $109 per ton in King County. Drop box disposal revenues and expenses would increase by approximately $2,900 per year. |
| 120014 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 20. |
| 120054 | Proposed rate increases for residential and commercial garbage collection for customers in Pierce County that would generate $488,551 (1.8 percent) additional annual revenue. The increases are prompted by an increase in disposal fees from $123.29 per ton to $130.35 per ton. Combined with Murrey’s Disposal Company, Inc., the company serves approximately 66,000 residential and commercial customers in Pierce County. The Commission, on its own motion, will consider granting an exemption from WAC 480-07-520, supporting documents required to be filed in a general rate case. The last general rate increase became effective March 1, 2010. |
| 120341 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 21. |
| 120647 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 22. |
| 121134 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 23. |
| 121480 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 24. |
| 121552 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, extending the current commodity adjustment. |
| 121738 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 25. |
| 121777 | Proposed general rate increase that would generate approximately $118,000 (18.4 percent) additional annual revenue for the collection of residential and commercial garbage, residential recycling and drop box service. The company serves approximately 1,800 residential and commercial customers in King County. The company's last general rate increase became effective in the early 1990s. |
| 130015 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 26. |
| 130054 | Proposed general rate increase that would generate approximately $162,000 (3.0 percent) additional annual revenue to recover the increased cost of disposal fees set by Pierce County. Effective March 1, 2013, disposal fees will increase from $130.35 per ton to $137.08 per ton. The company also requests authorization to file revisions to tariffs that the commission suspended in Docket TG-111674 and exemption from WAC 480-07-520(4), work paper filing requirements. The company serves approximately 17,500 customers in Pierce County. The company's last general rate increase became effective on March 1, 2010. |
| 130342 | Less than statutory notice request to revise Tariff No. 25, reflecting the addition of Special Fuel Surcharge Supplement No. 27. |
| 130402 | Tariff No. 26, reflecting an increase in residential garbage service by $36,120 (.98 percent); commercial service will increase by $11,947 (.89 percent); multi-family garbage service by $10,968 (3.15 percent); and roll-off service will increase by $32,284 (14.94 percent). Curbside recycling service will increase by $287,566 (23.33 percent); and multi-family recycling service will increase by $98,435 (141.04 percent); and recycling stations will increase by $30,020 (152.15 percent). |
| 130502 | Proposed general rate increase for American Disposal and its sister company Murrey's Disposal (Item B2) that would generate approximately $2,287,000 (8.2 percent) additional annual revenue for the collection of residential, multi-family, and commercial garbage, residential and multi-family recycling, residential yard waste and drop box services. The company provides regulated solid waste collection service to approximately 17,500 residential and commercial customers in Pierce County. The company’s last general rate increase became effective on March 1, 2010. |