[Amended 5-15-2018 by Order No. 18-116-01; 6-18-2019 by Order No. 19-274-01]
B.
A property owner with a multiple dwelling permit may use the transfer station to bring City-approved plastic bags and recyclables as herein defined in this chapter from a specified residential premises, campground, or mobile home park of which they have direct control and dispose of that waste according to § 220-6. In addition, a property owner may contract with a private waste hauler as herein described in this chapter to bring City-approved plastic bags and recyclables as herein defined in this chapter from a specified residential premises, campground, or mobile home park. Such private waste hauler may only bring waste from a single residential premises, campground, or mobile home park on a trip to the transfer station.
A.
A single dwelling vehicle permit application shall be made at the
transfer station facility and shall include furnishing proof of residency,
such as a utility bill, tax bill, or vehicle registration. Such vehicle
permit may be issued by the transfer station facility attendant unless
the applicant has been found to be in violation and the use of the
transfer station has been denied or suspended.
B.
A multiple dwelling permit application shall be made to the Public
Works Director on a form provided by the Public Works Director for
such purpose and shall include the following information:
(1)
The address and contact information of the applicant and sufficient
description of the residential premises, campground, or mobile home
park of which the applicant has direct control.
(2)
The license plate number and a copy of the vehicle registration for
the vehicle which will bring waste to the transfer station or the
name of the licensed waste hauler which the applicant intends to contract
with to bring waste to the transfer station.
(3)
The number of dwellings, campground sites, or mobile homes present
on the premises and a general description of the dwellings.
(4)
An estimate or actual count from the prior year of the number of
City-approved plastic bags and volume and tonnage of recyclables that
will be brought to the transfer station annually from the residential
premises, campground, or mobile home park.
(5)
The City is under no obligation to issue any such multiple dwelling
permit for use of the transfer station and the Public Works Director
may deny any application at his or her sole discretion. Any permit
issued shall be at cost to the City and if any such permit application
is obviously disadvantageous to the City, such application shall be
denied.
C.
All permits expire annually on December 31. Permits issued in 2019
shall be for six months.
A.
The fee for a single dwelling vehicle permit and disposal of certain waste shall be as set forth in the solid waste fee schedule in § 120-21 as adopted by the City Council.
B.
The Public Works Director shall establish a reasonable methodology
for calculating the fee, at cost to the City, for a multiple dwelling
permit informed by the estimate or actual count, volume, and tonnage
from the prior year of City-approved plastic bags and recyclables
provided by the applicant.
(1)
The fee shall be calculated as the net cost to the City for transportation
and disposal of the proportion of waste brought to the transfer station
by the residential premises, campground, or mobile home park less
estimated City-approved plastic bag revenue less any proportional
cost to the City for transportation and disposal of City-approved
plastic bags.
(2)
The calculation shall not include the cost of operating the transfer
station.
(3)
The calculation shall not include the curbside collection of City-approved
plastic bags and recyclables by the City's contractor.
(4)
Unless the calculated fee is obviously disadvantageous to the City,
the fee shall be $100.
In addition to or in lieu of other penalties described in this
chapter, after one written warning the transfer station facility attendant
may deny or suspend the use of the transfer station for vehicle permits,
multiple dwelling permits, and licensed private waste haulers. Denial
or suspension of the use of the transfer station shall be for an initial
term of 30 days. Subsequent violations may result in a suspension
of up to 90 days.
Use of the transfer station facility shall be permitted only
during the hours of operation as posted at the site and only as directed
by the Public Works Director.
Only the following categories of solid waste may be disposed
at the transfer station:
C.
City-approved plastic bag and content thereof.
E.
Electronics.
(1)
Computer and laptop, desktop office equipment, miscellaneous medium-sized
electronic/appliance (e.g., printer, fax, scanner, copier, microwave,
stereo, vacuum).
(2)
Computer peripheral, miscellaneous small electronic/appliance (e.g.,
mouse, keyboard, blender).
(3)
Television, console.
(4)
Television, nonconsole, CRT computer monitors, non-LCD, non-LED.
(5)
Television, computer monitor, LCD, LED up to 30 inches.
(6)
Television, computer monitor, LCD, LED over 30 inches.
H.
Recyclables.
