take place in order for the contract to be undertaken. According to Mr. Beecham, under Texas statutes the District is able to acquire such a contract without any necessary approval by the TNRCC, though Mr. Beecham commented that both the City of Balch Springs, and DCWCID#6, both need to be in compliance with each other if such a contract were to be assumed. Mr. Hamon suggested that an Inter-local Agreement of some sort would be recommendable in pointing out the different responsibilities of each party, and under what terms and conditions the contract would be assumed, if it were that DCWCID#6, and the City of Balch Springs entered into an agreement for the District’s undertaking of the Solid Waste Contract. Many points were discussed in reference to the contract itself, such as, the term of the contract, cancellation of the contract, and issues of the sort… Mr. Hutton, DCWCID#6 Comptroller, briefly commented as to the software upgrade that would need to be done in order to accommodate the solid waste pick up , noting that the District is able to undertake such a project, so long as enough time notice is given in order for the system upgrade to be properly adjusted, figuring, that a good approximate date for this would be in October of 2000. The City of Balch Springs commented on their opinion and recommendation for the District to acquire the Contract, due to the various advantages the District possesses in regards to customer occupancy and vacancy status. Mr. Hamon, also gave an estimated price of the average amount of the garbage bill. General solid waste pick-up was discussed, average customer garbage costs. The City recommended for DCWCID#6 and the City of Balch Springs, to appoint a committee, made up of two representatives, who would meet and further discuss in detail, the more detailed sections of this proposal.