Sanitation

Compactor = A3003

Eimer Toloza Alberto Uh Victor Mex

A3691 Carlos Thompson Carlos Reyes Guillermo Cruz Eduardo Hernndez

Blue Compactor Volvo Armando Novelo Marvin Rhaburn Wayne Robinson

Garbage Collection Commercial and Domestic Garbage

Garbage Pit (25 acres) The council has the full responsibility of the maintenance of the pit so Mr. Gilbert Barojona do the monitoring of vehicle and small fee is collected for the maintenance of the pit. The pit is approximately 5 miles away from town. (Every 3 months) The maintenance of the pit is done by the council when the Ministry of Works equipment is not available. Private bulldozer is 125.00 per hour and it takes approximately 22 hours to clean the entire pit. 125.00 x 22 hours = $2,750.00 Trucks Blue Compactor Volvo - 20 cubic yards x 7 trips per week (Monday to Friday) = 140 cubic yards Open Box truck A3691- 8 cubic yards x 2 trips per day (Monday to Friday) = 80 cubic yards Yellow Compactor A3003 16 cubic yards x 7 trips per week (Monday to Friday) =112 cubic yards Hours of work Each truck worked 9 hours per day x 5 days = 45 hours of work Vehicle Failure B230 (open box truck) as standby to assist the disposal of garbage, until the truck that is undergoing repair is on serviceable condition. Approximate Volume of garbage per week A 3691- 80 cubic yards Volvo compactor 140 cubic yards Yellow compactor 112 cubic yards Total = 332 cubic yards per week Grass Disposal 10 cubic yard per day x 5 = 50 cubic yards per week Disposal of tires from tire shop 1 trip x 4 weeks = 4 trips

Garbage receptacles Square dirt boxes= 35% Drums= 40% Loose Garbage= 25% Type of Garbage Grass disposal Branches Construction material Derelict vehicles Domestic garbage

- Council responsibility (street side chopping) - Council responsibility collect small fee - Council responsibility collect small fee - Council responsibility- collect small fee - Council responsibility

Orange Walk Town has approximately 3,446 dwelling units and 689 businesses Commercial garbage is divided into Small businesses Warehouse businesses Medium businesses Big businesses Fast food vendors Governmental sectors hospital ect. Restaurants NOTE: Every time a truck is undergoing repairs there is a standby truck that would replace the other truck.

Approximate Fuel Usage for Trucks

Vehicle Maintenance B 230 A. Carillo Date Invoice # P.O # 10/04/12 237225 1426 Total Vehicle Maintenance A 3691 C. Thompson Date Invoice # P.O # 03/04/12 236935 1407 11/04/12 237238 1440 17/04/12 237939 1467 23/04/12 238086 1516 30/04/12 238435 1554 Total

Amount Fuel 34 34 gallons

Amt Valued 373.32 $ 373.32

Amount Fuel 34 34 34 34 34 170 gallons

Amt Valued 373.32 373.32 373.32 367.88 367.88 $ 1855.72 Amt Valued 373.32 373.32 376.88 367.88 $1482.40 Amt Valued 439.20 107.80 439.20 439.20 432.80 432.80 432.80 $ 2723.80

Vehicle Maintenance A 3003 (compactor truck) Eimer Toloza Date Invoice # P.O # Amount Fuel 13/04/12 237450 1455 34 19/04/12 237744 1504 34 25/04/12 238194 1534 34 27/04/12 238436 1564 34 Total 136 gallons Vehicle Maintenance Volvo (blue compactor truck) Date Invoice # P.O # Amount Fuel 03/04/12 236937 1406 40 05/04/12 236826 1368 10 11/04/12 237237 1441 40 16/04/12 237914 1456 40 20/04/12 237818 1509 40 24/04/12 238152 1527 40 27/04/12 238320 1555 40 Total 250 gallons

Approxiamate Trips per Truck A3691 Open Box Truck

April 2 to 6 April 10 to 13 April 16 to 20 April 23 to 30 TOTAL 3 trips 6 trips 9 trips 12 trips 30 trips

Blue Compactor Volvo

April 1 to 5 April 9 to 16 April 17 to 23 April 24 to 29 TOTAL 7 trips 7 trips 6 trips 8 trips 28 trips

A3003- Yellow Compactor

April 2 to 6 April 10 to 13 April 16 to 20 April 23 to 30 TOTAL 4 trips 7 trips 9 trips 8 trips 28 trips

Submitted By:

Efrain Alpuche