ATTACHMENT_J_MULTI_FAM_-_Password_Removed.xls

This is a multifamily residential waste collection service list for the City of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, dated February 12, 2026, detailing service specifications for approximately 5,988 active multifamily accounts across the city's jurisdiction. The document enumerates 144 distinct multifamily properties, including condominiums, townhomes, and apartment complexes, with assigned service codes, addresses, service area codes, and collection frequencies ranging from weekly to six times per week. Each property entry specifies the days of service using coded designations (e.g., 4NEWS01, 4NEWS03) that correspond to collection schedules, alongside quantity designations indicating the number of collection units or service points at each location. The service type across all entries is coded as "NEWS," representing newsprint or general refuse collection services. Notable properties include The Dunes @ Minorca with 26 service units collected three times weekly, Bouchelle Island Development with multiple entries totaling varied quantities, and several high-frequency properties such as Hacienda Del Sol II, Moontide, and Sea Coast Garden series, each requiring six-times-weekly collection. One property, Newport Sound, is marked as "NO CHARGE" with ownership designation and biweekly service frequency.

The spreadsheet serves as an operational reference document supporting the City of New Smyrna Beach's comprehensive waste management contract solicitation, which seeks proposals for exclusive residential and commercial solid waste, yard waste, and optional recycling services across the municipality. The multifamily account inventory represented in this attachment demonstrates the scale and complexity of the service requirements, complementing the broader procurement that encompasses approximately 17,601 single-family units and substantial commercial customer accounts. This listing enables prospective contractors to understand the specific service frequency demands, geographic distribution, and operational logistics required to service the multifamily residential sector, which represents a significant portion of the overall waste management contract scope.