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RESOLUTION NO. 14 -8876
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF OPA- LOCKA, FLORIDA TO CONSIDER THE REQUEST
OF ECOLOGICAL PAPER RECYCLING, INC., TO ASSIGN
THE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTAL SOLID WASTE
CONTRACT WITH THE CITY OF OPA -LOCKA TO
UNIVERSAL WASTE SERVICES OF FLORIDA, INC.;
PROVIDING FOR ALL TERMS AND CURRENT
REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY; PROVIDING FOR
INCORPORATION OF RECITALS; PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
WHEREAS, the City contracted with Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc. for
residential and commercial solid waste collection; and
WHEREAS, Ecological Paper Recycling has executed a purchase agreement
with Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc. for the purchase of certain assets, which
includes the residential and commercial solid waste contracts with the City of Opa- locka.;
and
WHEREAS, Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc. is requesting the City of Opa-
locka to consider an assignment by Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc. as the
City's residential and commercial solid collection vendor.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OPA LOCKA, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals to the preamble are hereby incorporated by reference.
Section 2. The City Commission of the City of Opa- locka, Florida, hereby
directs and authorizes the City Manager to execute all documents necessary for
Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc. to assign its contract to Universal Waste Services of
Florida, Inc., for the City's residential and commercial solid collection, subject to
Resolution No. 14 -8876
approval and execution of the final documents by City Manager and City Attorney,
specifically included the issues of outstanding fees for city pick -up of garbage and trash
and language addressing any future failures by the new contractor to pick -up garbage and
trash in a timely manner.
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15f' day of December, 2014.
Attest to:
YRA TA OR
M,kYOR
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency:
W
Jo
na Flores
Joseph S. Geller /"John Dellagloria
City Clerk
GREENSPOON MARDER, PA
City Attorney
Moved by:
COMMISSIONER SANTIAGO
Seconded by:
VICE MAYOR HOLMES
Commission Vote:
4 -0
Commissioner Kelley:
YES
Commissioner Pinder:
OUT OF ROOM
Commissioner Santiago:
YES
Vice -Mayor Holmes:
YES
Mayor Taylor:
YES
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Short Title:
Ecological Paper Recycling Request to Reassign Sanitation Contract to Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc.
Staff Summary:
Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc. executed a purchase agreement with Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc. for
the purchase of certain assets, which includes Ecological residential and commercial solid waste contracts with
the City of Opa -locka
Proposed Action:
No recommendations at this time.
Attachment (s):
1. Letter from Ecological
2. Background and Experience
3. Letter of Recommendation
4. Certificate of Insurance
S. Qualifications
MEMORANDUM
To: Mayor
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
FROM: Kelvin L. Bake
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Myra L. Taylor
Timothy Holmes
Joseph L. Iley
B. Sa tiago
Tere ce . Pinder
r, City Mana /
DATE: December 3, 2014
RE: Ecological Paper Recycling Request to Reassign Sanitation Contract to Universal
Waste Services of Florida, Inc.
Request: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OPA- LOCKA,
FLORIDA TO CONSIDER THE REQUEST OF ECOLOGICAL PAPER
RECYCLING, INC TO REASSIGN THE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL
SOLID WASTE CONTRACT WITH THE CITY OF OPA -LOCKA
Description: Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc. executed a purchase agreement with Universal
Waste Services of Florida, Inc. for the purchase of certain assets, which includes Ecological
residential and commercial solid waste contracts with the City of Opa -locka
Financial Impact: This is a budgeted item.
Implementation Time Line: As soon as possible.
Recommendation(s): No recommendations at this time.
ATTACHMENT(S):
1. Letter from Ecological
2. Background and Experience
3. Letter of Recommendation
4. Certificate of Insurance
S. Qualifications
END OF MEMORANDUM
e♦cological
— paper recycling, inc.
December 1, 2014
Kevin Baker, City Manager
3400 NW 135 Street, Building B
Opa Locka, FL 33054
RE: Assignment of Residential and Commercial Waste Contracts
Dear Mr. Baker:
The purpose of this letter is to advise that on November 7, 2014, Ecological Paper
Recycling, Inc. executed a purchase agreement with Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc.
for the purchase of certain assets, which include Ecological's aforementioned residential and
commercial solid waste contracts with the City of Opa Locka. By this letter we are advising of
our intent to assign these agreements from Ecological to Universal Waste Services of Florida,
Inc. We have attached hereto information on Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc. If you
need any additional information, please let me know. Ecological is fulfilling all of its contractual
commitments to Opa Locka and is prepared to cooperate fully in all transitional requirements.
truly yours,
gical Paper
Flores,
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Ecological Paper Recycling, Inc., 2350 Northwest 149 Street, Opa Locka, Florida 33054
Tel: Fax 305.688.8159 • Fax: 305.688.8953 • www.ecoworks360.com
Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc.
2641 N. Flamingo Road
Sunrise, Florida 33323
305- 735 -2257
December 1, 2014
Kevin Baker
City Manager
City of Opa Locka
3400 NW 135th Street, Building B
Opa Locka, Florida 33054
Re: Background and experience
Dear Mr. Baker:
The following is a snap shot of our companies and commitment and experience
under my leadership.
We have an experienced and talented board of directors and expect our growth in
Florida to be exceptional.
We focus on customer service and while we consider ourselves a firm that focuses
on the community and the clients its serves. We have multiple talents and well
beyond just the waste and environmental division that allows us to provide
additional expertise to the municipalities we serve.
We have acquired this venture under the company, Universal Waste Service of
Florida, Inc.
I will begin to spend more time in the sunshine state to grow our companies.
I have included snap shot of my professional bio and those of my top executives
and board of directors.
Joseph F. Sniezio III
Education:
St. John University — Bachelor of Science in 1983
CUNY Law School — Juris Doctorate degree in 1987
Employment:
Chairman/CEO
ECSI America, Inc.;
ECSI International Inc.;
Waste Services of America Corp.;
R &S Waste Services, LLC;
Frontline Waste Management Corp.;
Competition Carting and Rubbish Removal Corp.;
Can Man Sanitation, Inc.;
Universal Waste Services of Florida, Inc.;
ISG Risk Management, Inc.;
MRG Construction Services, Inc.;
Certified Site Safety of NY, LLC
ECSI America, Inc. ( "ECSI ") the parent of all entities that I presently am the
Chairman and CEO is becoming a leader in an emerging and rapidly growing
industry of professional occupational risk management services and environmental
waste services. The core focus of ECSI is for the construction and real estate
development industries in New York, Connecticut, Louisiana and Florida.
ECSI's business strategy consolidates existing businesses with synergistic
verticals, into a single entity to become a market leader across three inter - related
activities:
• Environmental / Waste Services
Hauling, Containers, Interior demo, residential and commercial sanitation
• Construction & Consulting Services
Logistics planning, Expediting services
• Safety Engineering and Risk Management
Site Safety Managers, Fire Plans, Fire Equipment
Our goal is to provide the highest quality service to our clients through our fully
integrated lines of business.
The Environmental portion that consists of our Waste Companies we are very
sensitive to the needs of municipalities.
We currently operate in Florida, New York and Connecticut and maintain over
25,000 residential customers and references could be provided upon request.
We services The Town of Yorktown, Village of Pelham, Town of Greenwich, Cos
Cob, Byram, Old Greenwich, and Town of Carmel.
We specialize in both front and rear load packers and we maintain customer
service representatives to handle the questions relating to services.
We have over 9600 commercial customers and over 10 school districts, hospitals
and the entire County of Westchester.
We are fully licensed and insured.
We have combines experiences of over 70 years of leadership and customer
services is our priority.
The following are affiliations boards and committee
Knights of Columbus, 3rd degree; City University Law School Alumni Association;
Kiwanis International, Past President, Board of Directors (was one of the youngest
Presidents for consecutive years); St. John's Alumni Association; Riverside
Healthcare Systems, Inc., Board Of Trustees; Downtown Yonkers Management
Association, Past Chairman; Downtown Yonkers Business Improvement District,
Past Vice Chairman; DYMA Task Force, Past Chairman; Central Park Avenue
Business Improvement District study group for the Mayor, Past Co- Chairman;
Yonkers Chamber Of Commerce, member and Past Board Of Directors; New York
Archdiocese, Past Steward; City Of Yonkers Mayor's Economic Task Force;
Member; National Association of Home Builders, Capital Region Builders
Association, Special Olympics Partner; Groundwork's Yonkers, Inc., Past Board
Of Directors; YMCA of Yonkers, Board Of Directors; Friends Of Yonkers DARE,
Inc., Chairman, Board Of Directors, Co- Founder of this Chapter, National Cancer
Society, St. Jude Children's Hospital Partner in Hope, Children's Cancer Research
Society, National Association of Manufacturers, member.
Awards Proclamations and Certificates:
Phillips Manor Hall Honored for Contribution for the
Development in the Downtown Waterfront Area
Yonkers Rising Star Award
Island Park Chamber of Commerce Beautification Award
Development of a commercial building.
YMCA Community Leadership Award
Yonkers Friends of the Arts Medici Honoree
Proclamation by the City of Yonkers Mayor,
Business week for my tireless time and effort
Proclamation by the City of Yonkers Mayor,
First Rising Star Award in the City of Yonkers
Certificate of Recognition from Mayor's office
Saving of a local historic monument
Yonkers YMCA Annual honoree
Dedication to the YMCA Youth and City of Yonkers Community
City Council Certificate of Recognition- Saving of a historic Monument
Certificate(s) of Appreciate and Special Recognition- Yonkers YMCA
Certificate of Recognition- Board Member YMCA
City Council Honorarium, Community Leadership Award
New York State Assembly Citation
Mayoral Proclamation - concerted effort in revitalizing the Downtown
Certificate of Appreciation NAACP
New York State Assembly Citation
Congressional Proclamation
New York State Senate Proclamation
Board of Directors;
1) Joseph F. Spiezio, III — Chairman of the Board/ CEO
Joseph F. Spiezio, III is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ECSI
companies. Prior to becoming Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ECSI
America, Inc. Mr. Spiezio served as founder and Chief Executive Officer of
several Waste and Environmental Companies that specialize in residential and
commercial sanitation with over 70 trucks and 100 employees in 3 states with an
emphasis on Florida which is its growth area for 2015.
ECSI has over 150 employees who include architects, engineers, program
managers, safety risk management and construction services professionals which
serve clients around the world.
Mr. Spiezio is the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Certified Site Safety,
LLC, a WBE and DBE company now a subsidiary of ECSI America, Inc.
providing Construction Site Safety.
Mr. Spiezio is also the founder and CEO of a Real Estate Development Company
in New York, New Jersey, Louisiana and Florida.
2) Michael R. Gianatasio, PE — Director /COO
As ECSI's President, Mr. Gianatasio implements companywide systems and
procedures for reporting, project controls, financial controls, and human resource
protocols. He is responsible for the global operations of safety, engineering, waste
services and construction program management. Various training models and for
safety in sanitation drivers and helpers to improve safety in residential
neighborhoods.
Mr. Gianatasio is a licensed professional engineer, registered in four states, with
over 18 years of experience in the engineering, safety and construction
management industry. He also holds a B.S. from Manhattan College with a degree
in Civil Engineering.
As a seasoned safety and construction professional, Mr. Gianatasio maintains a
NYC DOB Site Safety Managers License and FDNY Construction Site Fire Safety
Managers Certification among his many other OSHA Certifications. He has also
served as an expert witness in NY State Supreme Court Labor Law cases.
3) Ambassador Charles Gargano- Director
Ambassador Gargano was named to our Board of Directors in October 2014.
Recently, U.S. Immigration Fund, a national leader in EB -5 financing, appointed
Ambassador Charles Gargano as Executive Director of U.S. Immigration Fund to
oversee the future development and success of the U.S. Immigration Fund portfolio
of USCIS- approved Regional Centers.
Charles Gargano has spent more than 20 years in public service at the State and
Federal level, serving Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush, and New York
Governor George Pataki. His governmental roles have included: Deputy
Administrator of the Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration in 1981;
Ambassador to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago from 1988 to 1991; Chairman
and CEO of the Empire State Development Corporation and Vice Chairman of the
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey from 1995 to 2007.
Prior to entering public service, Mr. Gargano, a Professional Engineer, was a
Partner in Posillico Construction and Engineering Corporation for 21 years.
4) Governor David A. Paterson -Board of Directors
Governor Paterson became New York's 55th Governor on March 17, 2008. In his
first address as Governor, he spoke about the challenges facing New York and his
plans to build a better and brighter future for the citizens of this great state.
Governor Paterson was ahead of the national curve in predicting and acting on the
State's fiscal downturn. Despite the greatest economic crisis that New York State
has ever faced, Governor Paterson enacted sweeping reforms on a wide range of
issues facing New Yorkers.
Governor Paterson led the movement to create permanent reforms to the way
health care is delivered in New York State to rationalize the State's Medicaid
reimbursement system and provide increased investment in primary and
preventative care. He overhauled the Rockefeller Drug Laws for the first time in
more than 30 years and after a 9 -year struggle to update the 1982 law governing
bottle deposits, Governor Paterson guided the legislature to enact the Bigger Better
Bottle Bill. In addition, as a result of the Governor's leadership, the Empire Zone
Program is being reformed, the basic welfare grant was increased for the first time
in two decades to help assist those struggling in poverty during a time of
unprecedented economic turmoil and unemployment insurance benefits have been
extended.
In 2009, Governor Paterson successfully negotiated an MTA financial rescue
Package allowing commuters to avoid painful service reductions, and he
introduced landmark civil rights legislation that will end legal discrimination
against same -sex couples in New York.
In 1985, at the age of 31, Governor Paterson was elected to represent Harlem in the
New York State Senate, becoming the youngest Senator in Albany at the time. In
2003, he became the first non -white legislative leader in New York's history when
he was elevated to Minority Leader of the Senate. He made history again in 2004
when he became the first visually impaired person to address the Democratic
National Convention and again in 2007 when he became New York's first African -
American Lieutenant Governor. As Lieutenant Governor, he led the charge on
several crucial issues for New York's future including achieving legislation for
stem cell research, working to prevent domestic violence, putting forth a statewide
renewable energy strategy and championing the expansion of minority and women
owned businesses in New York.
Governor Paterson, who is legally blind, is nationally recognized as a leading
advocate for the visually and physically impaired. He is a member of the American
Foundation for the Blind and he serves on the Board of the Achilles Track Club.
He has served as a member of the Democratic National Committee and as a
Chairman of the Coalition of Northeast Governors (CONEG).
Governor Paterson was born May 20, 1954 in Brooklyn, NY to Portia and Basil
Paterson, the first non -white Secretary of State in New York and the first African -
American Vice -Chair of the National Democratic Party. He earned his bachelor's
degree in History from Columbia University in 1977, and completed his J.D. at
Hofstra Law School in 1982.
5) Michael J. Mauro, Esq. - Michael J. Mauro is the Senior Vice President, General
Counsel and Director
Mr. Mauro oversees all aspects of ECSI's global legal functions and compliance.
In his role Mr. Mauro assists in the development of corporate policies, procedures
and programs and provides continuing counsel and guidance on legal matters and
on legal implications of all matters. He is responsible for ensuring that ECSI
conducts its business in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. He
serves as key lawyer /legal advisor on all major business transactions, including
acquisitions, divestitures and joint ventures. As general counsel he judges the
merits of major court cases filed against or on behalf of the company, works with
the appropriate executives to define a strategic defense and approve settlements of
disputes where warranted.
Prior to joining the company, Mr. Mauro has held a distinguished career as a trial
and appellate counsel representing corporate clients in various judicial and
administrative forums. He was a partner at a private law firm in his previous
employment.
We can supply references upon request and additional staff if required.
We look forward to the opportunity to serve this fine City.
I can always be reached via cell phone at 914- 447 -0337 or email
Joseph.sniezio(aj)wasteservices net
Sincerely,
Joseph F. Spiezio, III
Chairman/CEO
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December 3, 2014
Mr.. Joe Geller
City Attorney
City of Opa -locka
Opa- locka, FL
Re: Joe Speizio
Dear Mr. Geller:
As requested, attached please rind the attached documents that I am requesting be
attached as an Agenda Item at the City of Opa- locka's Council meeting next Wednesday.
Included are the assignees Certificate of Insurance, list of exemplary qualifications, along
with multiple letters of recommendation. Please forward these to the Manager. Finally,
please forward me a draft of any proposed Resolutions for next Wednesday's Agenda
relating to this item. It is critical that this item be resolved successfully next Wednesday.
Please call me if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
Michael A. Pizzi, Jr., Esq.
Timothy S. Cassidy
Mayor
.Tune 10, 2014
Mr. Joseph F. Spiezio, III
Chairman
R &S Waste Services, LLC
1 Radisson Plaza
New Rochelle, NY 10801
Re: Letter of Recommendation
Dear Mr. Spiezio, III:
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Robert A. Yamuder
Administrator
As you know, the Village of Pelham retained R &S Waste Services, LLC as of March 1, 2014 to
perform waste and recycling collection services.
Since that time, I am pleased to report that R &S Waste Services, LLC has continued to meet and
exceed our expectations for municipal waste management services in terms of professionalism,
including but not limited to: regular on -time pickups; responsiveness to the Village of Pelham's
administrative inquiries and the residents at large; well- maintained trucks and equipment
(including new CNG- powered vehicles); expertly trained staff; overall cleanliness; and
competitive pricing of waste management services.
Please feel free to distribute this letter of recommendation to any prospective client of R &S
Waste Services, LLC, and I would be happy to respond to any and all inquiries of interested
parties who seek'highly experienced, efficient and professional waste management services,
Keep up the good work!
Sincerely,
Robe A. Yamuder
Village Administra or
195 Sparks Avenue, Pelham, New York 10803 • Telephone 914- 738 -2015 • Facsimile 914- 738 -7381
Yorktown Town Hall
363 Underhill Avenue, P.O. Box 703
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Competition Carting, Inc.
ATTN: Joseph Spiezio, Chairman
1 Radisson Plaza
New Rochelle, NY 10801
(914) 962 -5722
www.york-townny.org
June 17, 2014
Dear Mr. Spiezio:
Since January 2013, Competition Carting has been the Town of
Yorktown's contractor for the collection and disposal of residential refuse and
recyclables.
With approximately 36,000 residents, Competition Carting collects kitchen
refuse (twice /week) and curbside recyclables (once /week) from 10,300 service
stops. Our residents expect reliable and courteous service, and the Town of
Yorktown is fortunate to have Competition Carting to do the job.
Sincerely,
Kim Angliss Gage
Recycling Coordinator
Cc: M. Grace, Supervisor - Town of Yorktown
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I set my whole being to endeavor to
bring consolation to the cancerous poor.'
Servant of God, Rose Hawthorne
Mother Mary Alphonsa, O.P.
1851 - 1926
April 18, 2014
Mr. Joseph F. Spiezio, III
Waste Services of America
1 Radison Plaza, 8t" floor
New Rochelle, NY 10801
Dear Mr. Spiezio:
A few days ago Michael Vetrano, our service representative with R &S Waste
Services, brought our contract renewal for the next two years. We were caught off
guard by your great generosity to us in regard to the monthly rate. It is deeply
appreciated.
I enclose a brochure about Rosary Hill to give you an idea of the work your
kindness is helping to support.
Be assured that the Sisters will remember you and especially your son in our
daily prayers for our benefactors. You will also be included in the novena of Masses to
be said in our chapel during the Easter season for our benefactors. God bless you and
all who are dear to you.
Very truly yours,
� f tt of
Sister Mary Joseph, OP
Treasurer
, osary Mill Hoine, 600 Linda Avenue, Hawthorne, New `Yor %C 10532 19141769 -0114
AMY J. SIEBERT, P.E.
COMMISSIONER
DAVID P THOMPSON, P.E.
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
May 28, 2014
Re: Can Man Sanitation, Inc.
To Whom it May Concern;
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Building Inspection
Building Maintenance
Engineering
Highways
Recycling
Selvers
Solid Waste Disposal
Traffic Engineering
I am writing in regards to the above referenced hauling company that is doing business with The Town
of Greenwich. We have no issues and fully recommend them to any local organization. We have no
complaints and their services have set the standard by which others should follow. I also appreciate Can
Man Sanitation's interest in the Town's volunteer recycling organizations, to educate themselves and
their customers for improved recycling.
If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact the undersigned.
Sincerely,
Patrick Collins
Environmental Operations Manager
Waste Disposal Division
Department of Public Works
4 Holly Hill Lane
Greenwich, CT 06830
Phone: (203) 869 -6910
Fax: (203) 618 -0653
Email: Pcollins @greenwichct.org
Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich, Connecticut 06836 -2340
PHONE: (203) 622 -7740 FAX NO. (203) 622 -3716
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Office of the Director of Engineering
Mr. Michael A. Calgi
August 2014
To Whom It May Concern:
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This letter is to provide a very positive reference for R &S Waste Services, LLC. This company has
provided waste removal services at Westchester Country Club in Rye, New York for more than ten
years. During that time our Club has been very pleased with their services and the attention to detail
they provide for our waste and recycling needs as well as them maintaining their onsite equipment.
Overall the experience has benefited the Club in ali aspects. They utilize proper safety methods and
standards and always with professionalism. Their account manager, Mike Vetrano, has always been
friendly, courteous, and quick to respond to any service issue with resolve.
Should you desire any additional information concerning R &S Waste Services, LLC, please feel free to
call me at my office number below.
V rkAlgi
Director of Engineering
919.798.5383
calg i/1 ettei /08.22.19
99 BOtmore Avenue ® Rye, New Yorl 10580 0 (914) 967 -6000 ® Fax (914) 967 -3429
GREENWICH COUNTRY CLUB
19 DOUBLING ROAD
GREENWICH. CONNECTICUT 06530
\yW W.GREEN W ICI- ICOUNTRYCLUB.ORG
July 1, 2014
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing to you in support of Can Man Sanitation Inc., and R &S Waste Services, LLC, both
companies are run under the ownership of Joseph F. Spiezio, IIl.
Based upon their reliable services, Mr. Spiezio's honesty in the handling of our materials, and
costs associated with our open top weight tickets, the Greenwich Country Club began a business
relationship with this waste hauling company.
I am very encouraged to see the Connecticut division know as Can-Man Sanitation serving both
our small and large local businesses.
If you have any questions or need further information please feel free to contact me directly
Sincerely,
Guy D'Ambrosio,
General Manager
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