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RESOLUTION NO. 914
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A RATE INCREASE FOR UNITED
DISPOSAL SERVICES INC TO ADJUST FOR DISPOSAL FEE INCREASE
IMPOSED BY METRO AND TO MODIFY EXISTING DROP BOX RATES.
WHEREAS, the City Council has publicly stated their commitment to proper solid
waste management and;
WHEREAS, METRO has increased the disposal fee from $68 per tOli to $75 per
ton which it charges haulers to dispose of solid waste as attached as exhibit it A and;
WHEREAS, such fees are outside of United Disposal's control and;
WHEREAS, a recent service summary conducted by United Disposal indicated
portions of their drop box program were being inadequately funded and require a rate
adjustment in addition as proposed:
CURRENI'
DISPOSAL
3%F/FEE
PROPOSED
RAre
PASS-THRU
ONINCREA$E
WI'ALRAIE
1 - 20 GALLON CAN
10.55
.45
1- 32 GALLON CAN
12.40
.55
.05
13.00
EA. ADD. CAN
10.15
.55
.05
10.75
GO GALLON CART
17.00
1.00
.15
18.15
32 GALLON CAN
11.45
.55
.05
12.05
GO GALLON CART
15.90
1.00
.05
16.95
lSTOP/WEEK
12.75
.55
.05
13.35
2STOP/WEEK
24.35
1.10
.05
25.50
3STOP/WEEK
36.10
1.65
.05
37.80
lSTOP/WEEK
10.80
.55
.05
11.40
2STOP/WEEK
20.50
1.10
.05
21.65
3STOP/WEEK
30.05
1.65
.05
31.75
lSTOP/WEEK
20.35
1.00
.05
21.40
2STOP/WEEK
38,75
2.00
.05
40.80
3STOP/WEEK
57.15
3.00
.10
60.25
SERVICE
1. RESIDENTIAL
1100
II. MOBILE PARKS
ill. COMMERCIAL
1- 32 GALLON CAN:
EAADD. 32 GAL CAN
60 GALLON CART
RESOLUTION NO. 914
CB .. R·591-92
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90 GALLONCART
lSTOP/WEEK
22.30
1.00
.05
23.35
2STOP/WEEK
42.65
2.00
.10
44.70
3STOP/WEEK
63.00
3.00
.10
66.10
lSTOP/WEEK
71.00
3.80
.10
74.90
2STOP/WEEK
135.10
7.60
.25
142.95
3STOP/WEEK
199.30
11.40
.35
211.05
1STOP/WEEK
99.00
5.70
.15
104.85
2STOP/WEEK
189.25
11.40
.35
201.00
3STOP/WEEK
279.60
17.10
.50
297.20
1 STOP/WEEK
129.20
7.60
.25
137.05
2STOP/WEEK
247.30
15.20
.45
262.95
3STOP/WEEK
365.35
22.80
.70
388.85
CONfAlNERS (LOOSE)
1 YARD
1·1/2 YARD
2 YARD
NOW, TIlEREFORE, TIlE CITY OF WILSONVILLE RESOLVES AS
FOLLOWS~
1.
The City Council of Wilsonville does hereby adopt the rate increase as set forth
in Exhibits "A" and "B" attached hereto and incorporated herein, effective
July 1, 1992.
ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Wilsonville at a regular meeting
thereof this 18th day of May, 1992, and filed with the Wilsonville City Recorder this date.
4t, .-d.J.4t1 "Jf:A~
GERALD A. KRUMMEL, Mayor
RESOLUTION NO. 914
CB-R-S91-92
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A'ITEST:
DIANE PANKONIN, City Recorder Pro Tern
SUMMARY of Votes:
AYE
Mayor Krummel
Councilor Chandler ABSENT
AYE
Councilor Carter
AYE
Councilor Lehan
AYE
Councilor Van Eck
RESOLUTION NO. 914
CB·R.. S91·92
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City
of
WILSONVILLE
in
OREGON
30000 SW Town Center Loop E
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
FAX (503) 682-1015.
(503) 682-1011
May 5,1992
TO:
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM:
TOM BARTHEL
ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST
SUBJECT:
UNITED
DISPOSAL~S
REQUEST F,OR RATE INCREASE
The City of Wilsonville has, by proclamation, adopted the Washington County Solid Waste
Master Plan and, in doing so, has made a commitment to be an active participant in waste
reduction and waste management. Aqoption of the plan has also allowed Wilsonville to be
in compliance with recent State legislation (SB66) and regional regulations (METRO's
Solid Waste Master Plan). Such commitment comes at a pride however. Disposing of solid
waste in landfills costs money and as landfill space becomes premium, costs increase.
Recycling and waste reduction programs mitigate impacts on landfills somewhat but they
too cost money. Air quality standards reduce the amount' of back yard burning hours
available and yard debris now needs to be hauled rather than burned and commercial waste
increases in Wilsonville as commercial development occurs. All these factors along with
many others directly impact the cost of solid waste management
Metro will be increasing their disposal fee from $68 per ton to $75 per ton as of July 1,
1992. This cost is assessed to Wilsonville's solid waste vendor, United Disposal. By
applying cost adjustment formulas used in the past, the $7 per ton. differential would
translate to a rate increase of between $.45 to $.55 per can per month (see exhibit A). Since
United has no control over this increase in cost they are unable to affect any change (i.e.
reduce the charge) by nonnal management efforts.
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"Servlng The Community With Pride" - - - - - - - - - - - - - '
Based on a cost of service summary, United. Disposal has determined that the rate charged
for providing commercial service for 20 yard drop boxes did not adequately cover the cost.
A adjustment in rates for 20, 30, and 40 yard boxes would spread out the impact of a rate
increase and recover United's cost of doing business.
OPTIONS:
1) Deny both requests for rate increases - To deny both requests for increases would
cause United Disposal undue hardship (since in the case of METRO the increases are out of
United's control) and could negatively iIJ;lpact CityNendor relations and may send the
wrong message vis-a-vis the City*s level of commitment to solid waste management.
2). Approve one request and deny the other - To approve the pass-through costs
(.METRO's increase) and deny the increase in drop box rate may reduce the impact to rate
payers but could impact the level of service United will be able to offer. In the same vein,
to deny the pass-through costs and approve the drop box rate increase would not
sufficiently address the issue of increased costs.
3) Approve both requests - The ability to adequately provide service to the Wilsonville
community is predicated on the ability to remain a viable enterprise. United Disposal's
requests for these specific rate increases are intended to cover increased costs and not
necessarily to reap extensive financial gains.
RECOMMENDATION
As the costs of providing solid waste services increases and as more services are
mandated, the City Council may well be faced with the question of rate increases again in
the near future. Future rates may be more closely tied to a desired level of service - the rates
being proposed at this time are intended to continue a current level of service. It is the
recommendation of staff at this time that both the pass-through rate increase and the drop
box rate adjustment be approved.
CL)
DISPOSAL FEE INCREASE FORMULA
(Metro disposal fee increase from $68/ton to $75/ton July 1, 1992)
32 Gallon Cans
38 Ins. x 4.3 stops/month = 163.4 1bs./month
163.4/2000 Ibs/ton = 8.2%/T x $7 increase/T
20 Gallon Cans
=
85% of 32 Gallon Cans
=
$0.55 per can
per month (for once
per week collection)
=
$0.45 per can
per month (for once
per week collection)
=
$3.80 per yard
per month (for once
per week collection)
=
$1. 00 per cart
per month (for once
per week collection)
containers (loose) - Per Yard
1 yard = 250 los. x 4.3 stops/month = 1075 Ibs.
1075/2000 Ibs./T = 54%/T x $7 increase/T
90 Gallon C·arts
68 1bs. x 4.3 stops/month = 292.4 Ibs./month
292.4/2000 los./T = 14.6%/T x $7 increase/T
INCREASE
CONTAINERS (Loose)
1 yard
1-1/3 yard
1-1/2 yard
2 yards
3 yards
4 yards
5 yards
6 yards
8 yards
3.80
5.05
5.70
7.60
11. 40
15.20
19.00
22.80
30.40
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WilsOnville, Oregon 9707_
. Phone 682-0336
CITY OF WILSONVILLE
Effective Date:
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JUly I, 1992
RESIIJ:E:NT!AL RA'lE ON' M:NlHLY BASIS:
1 S'IOP PER WEEK - 32 GALICN CAN
20 GAtJ1:>N CAN
1 CP.N
EACH: 1illPI'l'1ONAL CAN
$13.00
$11.00
$ J.O. 75
IDI'ES ON RESIDENTIAL SERVICE: (1) IN TFAILER OJURI'S ~ ~ OF PARK t8
RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT AND WfffiRE CANS ARE AT 'l'HE ClmB( THE ~E WILL BE:
$12.05 PER CA1.'l.
(2) OCCASIONAL EXTBA CAN FOR A ~ CUSIOMER SW\tL,BE $3.00
(3) ']liE: t1INIMOM CHARGE roR ANY SIDP roR l\N OCCASIONAL CUS'IOMER SHALL BE $ 5.05
IF CASH AND $ 6.55 IF BILLED. (4) STATE ACCIDmr INSUM.\lO: FUND SAFETY REOJMMENDATIONS SHALL BE FOI..WWED. 'mESE ARE THE CAN SHAIL Nor :EXCEED :32 GALtONS
AND 60 roUNDS. CANS 'IO BE OF REOJM~D TYPE AND I.CCA'ThiO rn ACCO:RDAN~ WI'il1
S.A.I.F. RE~TIONS.
XI.
<n.'1MERCIAL CAN RA'IE ON MJNTHLY BASIS - 32
1 smp PER WEEK
1 Can Each Add' 1
$13.35
$11.40
(I)
CAN:
2 S'!OPSPER 'WEEK
1 Can Each Add'l Can
$ 25.50
$ 21.65
can
Nor.E:S Oi.'l' ~RCIAL SEMCE:
~
3 S'IOPS PER WEEK
1 can .Each Add'1 can
$ 37.80
$ 31.75
JillDITIONRL CANS SHALL EE $11.40 PER MON'IH MULTI-
PLIED BY THE NtJ'MBER OF S'1OPS PER 'W"EEK. (2) AN EXTRA CHAFQ: OF 25% WILL BE MADE
FOR EAQI AJ:)DITIONt\L FLIGHT OF STAIRS.
(3) EXTRA alARGE r~ BE MADE FOR GARBAGE
WHICE{ J:S NOT ~..DILY AVAIIABtE Ol'l COLLECTION OAY. OR WHICH NSEPS ADDITIOl.'1AL JANI'IOR!AL'SERVICE.
(4) BROSH, OR LIMBS ARE '10 BE BUNDIED lIND AT THE CORB.
(5) 'lEE
CHARGE FOR MULTIPLE: UNITS OF ANY TYPE SHALL BE '10 T"tIE ONNER OF '!HE UN!TS. (6) AN
EXTRA 01ARGE MAY BE MADE roR SERVICE THAT i:NaJ.RS ADDITIONAL DISPOSAL COSTS SUCH
AS TIRES, IvIAJOR APPLlANCES, ETC. OR FOR HANDLING OVERSlttO, ororoos, DANGEroUS
OR LIQUID ARTICLES. (7) WHEN A S'lOP USES 7 OR MJRE 32 GAl:J:.ON CANS ( THE CDUECTOR
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MAY REQUIRE Tffl\T THE SERVICE BE SHIF'mD 'IO A ~ 'tYPE SERVIce.
III.
RESIDENrXAL RA'IE 0-\1
~"'Tf{Ly
BASIS roR CURBSIDE CART SERVtC8:
STOP PER WEEK - CARr AT THE CURB
60 Gal. Cart
$18.15
n'1 ~ILE Hct'IE PARK WHERE OONER IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR 'PAYMENT
1
smp
PER WEEK
60 G;l1.
$ 21.40
$16.95
3 stOPS_PER ~.
60 Gal
90 Gal.
$ 60.2~ ,~
$ 66.10
2 S'IDPS PER WEEK
90 GQl ••
60 Gal.
$ 40.80
90 Gal.
$ 23.35
$ 44.70
wms
00 BESJ:nE:NTIAL AND ~ CORBSJDE CARr SERVICE; (1) ADDITIONAL CARrS
SHAU.. BE AT 100% OF !mE :FIRST CARl'RATE MOLTIPI.ED BY '.I'HE S'IOPS PER WEEK. (::!)
'lHIS SERlJICE: IS
-ror W\NDAroRY.
QIlSEERESERVES !mE RIGHT
ero
CAN SERVICE STILL WILL BE Prov.t:OED.
(3) FlUlNm;FIJSE: CARI'S mANY ctJS'l'<l1ER WHERE rrHE USE IS NOr
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(5) . CARIS WILL BE p~ oor,y lroRBEGULAR, WEEKLY ct.19.I\)iRS WfiO ~
'lHE SERVICE. NO cARl'S ~BE PROVIDED QiS AN ON-cro:.L
.(G)· THE WSIGli7'
OF 'lHE 90 GM..I..CN CARl' AND c:>NTENTS SHAIL NO!' EXCEED 180 POtJNnS AND mE WEIGHT .
or 'IHE 60 GALLON CARl' AND o.:NrENTS SHALL NOT EXCE:ED 120 POUNLS. (7) CARI'S
WILtt BE PICKED UP AT cr.nmsIDE ONLY AWMUST BE 'lEERE PRIOR 'IO '.r.ffiJJ f£Gt'.JLARLy
SCEEPUIED TIME OF CDLT..ECrION. (8) C'AR1'S SHALL BE AT CURBSIDE NO
THAN
24 liOUPS PRIOR '10 CX>LLECTICN, .MD SHALL BE REMJVJ::D. wrmIN 24 OOUF.9 AFT.ER
COLLECTIOO OF SOLID WASTE BY THE FPANOlISEE. (9), mE CE:tAAGE FOR MULTIPIE
UNITS OF PN'i T1.I?E .~ BE TO TIm ~ OF THE rmTS. (IO) WHElm ctJs'lU'1EFS
WITHIN A 'I'AA.tIER PARK OR APARIMENT rnMl?LEX B'AVE INDIVIDUAL PICK-tJl? FOR EAQI
U'1IT, THE l'ESIDENTIAL BATE SHALL BE Ci:'i:AOOED. WHERE SUQl CtJ'S':IOMEM HAVE SHARED
PIO\-tJP, r;rEE ~ RA'IE SHALL BE awQD.
(11) AN EXTRA O1AmE MAY BE
WillE FOR SERVICE 'mAT INCURS ADDITICNAL DIsroSAt. COSTS suar AS TIlWS, MAJOR
AWLr.AJ:olCES, E'IC., OR FOR HANDLING OVER-SIZED, OOOIDUS, I¥\NGEroUS OF. UQOIO
WASTE. AN EXTRA CHARGE M.Z\.Y BE MADE FOR GARBAGE WHIQI NEEDS ADDI'rIONAL
JAJ;UmRIAL SERVIa;.
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:AATES CN A M:NnlLY BASIS:
S'IOPS PER WEEK:
1 YARD
1~1/2
YARD
2 ¥ARDS
(a)
FOR I.CX:SE MATERIAL
ONE
'lWJ
$74.90
$142.95
$104.85
$137.05
$201.00
$211.05
$297.20
$262.95
$388.85
r:tHF.EE
(b)
FOR roMPAcrED MATE.RTI\L
WHERE r.Il!E COMPACTED CONTAIl'¢:R CAN BE DUMP.E:D mro '!'HE cnLLEC'1'IO~ TRUCK, '!HE
CHARGE WILL BE 'lmPLE '!HE MYJVE LOOSE RATE r AmJ THE m'1PAC'!OR SEALL BE
FURNISHEP BY ctTS'lTh'1ER AND SHALL BE CD.'1PATIBLE wrm '.mE EQUIPMENT OF '!HE
COLLEcro~.
!'l'MUST BE MAmmlNED BY CUS10MER IN A SAFE AND OPERABLE co.\lDITION
(IN ACCX>RDAL'TCE WITH WJRKEFS CO:vIP~T!ON BOARD BEGUIATIOOS) •
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FOR J:AroER CONTAINEFS
S'lOPS
FOR IAlQ'R CONTAINERS, THE ~ SHALL BE A MtlL'rIPLE OF THE pro:ce FOR THE
'IWO YARD OJN'mINER FOR WE RELEVANT NU!-1BER OF S'IOl?S PER vlE'EK. FOR IDRE 'mAN
'IHREE STOPS PER w'EEK, THE RtdE SHALL BE '.mE DIFFERENCE :aE'n'tE$N ~ SECOND AL'ID
'ni!RD S'IOP l?E:R WEEK FOR EACH ADDITIONAL S'IOPr mD:tFmD AS ~SSARY FOR
(0)
ANI:>
mNTArNERS 1.ARGER
~ ';lW)
AODI'1'I~
YABOO ~
(d)
M I ~ S ProvISIONS FOR
'roNTAINERS
WE ~ FOR THE USE OF THE <XNI'AINER IS INCLUDED IN TEE PRICE OF SERVICE.
'!HE MINIMrM ~FOR A ~ SIiALL BE '.ffiE ONE S'IDP PER WEEK RATE. WHIIE
N:) RENTAL, am...~ WILL BE MADE CNro.~, WHERE·~ ARE t1SED IN
~ MATERIAL THAT CAUSES EXCESSIVE WEAR OR DAMAGE OR WHEN 01'HER' USAGE OR
VAJ."1DMIISM CAUSES
~'-mGE
PROPERTY'r AN ADDITIONAL
'IO 'lEE CONmINER WHILE IT IS
0iARGE MAY .BE
~
ON CUS'IOOER [8
MADE FOR SUCH WEI\R OR [).l)l1AGE.
2HE
00r0E FOR DELIVERY OF' A a:>t'1.mINER 'ID AN <:XXMlOOAL CUS10MER SHALL BE $ 13.75.
~ CHAR:;E FOR EMP'IYING SlUD cx::cASIONAL comro:NER SHALL BE MSED ON THE FIRST
S'IOP PER WEEK BA~.
v.
Drol? OOX SERVICE RATES:
Cal FOR LOOSE: MATERIAL
'.tHE RATE :FOR A TEN YARD rox SHALL BE $74~OO. !!HE aJAR:'iE ~ BE ~3. 70 PER YA..'o,:o
FOR 20 AND 30 YARD ProP IDXES 1\ND $3.20 PER YARD roR 40 YARD DroP roXES. :IN
ADDITION, 'lI:JERE SHALL BE A $50.70 PER M:;N'IH :RmrAL ~ ~ A OOX. 'FOR OOXES
LEF'.t' ON AN oc:cM:tONAL BASIS, mERE SHALL BE ~ RENrAI. ~ OF $3.80 PER DAY A:~R
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(b) FOR CXJMPAQmD ~
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PLUS QiST OF PISPOSAL WHERE '171:8 Ct1S'IOMBR
FURNISHES THE CDMPACrOR DroP roX. BOWEVER, FOR A 15 .YARD OR SI1AtUJf{ mMPACTED
DroP EOX, A <n1P~ OF ~ KIND 'mAT BAS 'IO BE HAULED ~ ~ IANDFILL AND
BE'lUF.NED '1U 'mE COS'IDMER, mE SERVICE FEE SEAr.J., BE" $72 .95 PLUS COS'l' OF DIsrosAL
AW FRAI.'KliISE FEE CN DISl?OSAL. IF THE COLLEC':l:OR AGREES !TO roRN!Sa THE mMPACIOR, 'IRE ~ SHM.st :BE WE CURRENT RA're mE cnLLECIOR mOLD PAY ON A
LE.'\SE-l'URCI:iASE.:BEroF.E ACQUIFJ:NG A mMPAC'lO~, '.!'HE CUSTQ.1ER MUST .MAt<E cmmIN
'Jl1E <XlM?ACIOR 'IO BE ACQt.J!BED IS CC'l>WA'J.'IB]:.E WITH Tr1E E;;lDIJ?MENT OF Tf:I:S OJLLECroR
OR 'mE EQtJIl?MENT THE aJLLECIOR IS ~ G AND ABLE 'It) ACQUIRE (AND MOST COMPLy
IDF<I<ERS ~IONBOABD ~CNS AND OREGON ArroNISTRATIVE ROLFS) •
'mE ~ SHALL BE $ 5. 90 PER
YimD
wrm
(c) DElJ:VERY FEE, FOR A DOOP BOX
SHALL BE 915.00. A $10.00 FEE PER BAIJL SBA!.L BE 01AffiED Fo.R DroP IDXES THAT
ARE: SCBEEl.'mD. THE CPST OF DISPOSAL AND FRANCHISE F.E::E ON DISFOSAL SHALL BE
aIARGEO IN ADDITION 'lD 'l'HE YAIIDi-1GE A'ID REl\i"TAL CHARGES.
Cd)
DroP BOX REIDe'ATIOO FEE
SHAt.L BE '!HE HOURLY HAULING RATE.
VII.
MISCE:LI..ANEOUS SERVICES AND PROVISIONS:
(a)
OOtJRt,y ffl.\OLING RATES
(Pl1.JS Cost of Disp:Jsal)
ONE TRUCI< AND ONE ,MAN - $ 42. 00 PER HOUR
em: TRUCK J\lW '.Im MEN - $ 57. 40 PER HOUR
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(b) FJ:\CH I.OCATION OF CANS OR CARIS
\'JILL BE Bn.tED AS A SEPARATE ACCOUNl' UNDER THts SCHEDULE.
(c)
WREN MATERIALS OR CUSTOMER
ABUSE
O~
VANDAI.,ISM
CAUSES EXcesSIVE WEAR OR DAMAGE 'ID A CARJJ, CONI7UNER OR DroP OOX, TEE COST OF'
REPAIR OR RE:l?.LACE:MENI' w\Y BE ~D 'IO THE CUS1'OMER. CUsroMERS StIALL Nor l?IACE
~S MA'lEBIAIS OR CREMICAIS, PAINT 1 CORroSIVE MA'IERJALS OR HOT .ASHES IN'IO A
Ci\."l, CART I. ca-rrAINER OR DroP BOX.
(d) THE WEIGHT OF MATERIAL
POT INTO A cx.:NTAINER OR A oroP EOX, w'HE'J1fER (X)(v1PACI$D OR UNroMPACTED, SIW.L NOr
EXCEED TilE LIFTING CAPACITY OF TaE a:>LLEX::.roR IS EWIPMENT OOR SHAU. THE WEIGHT PUT
'lEE CDLLECIOR Ovm. 'l'1IE WEIGHT LIMIT FOR 'lEE lOADEDVEHtCLE. '!HE a:>LLECIOR SHALL
roRNISH 'mE COS'Ia1ER wr.m ntFO~TION 'a1N:.:ERNING LIMITA'l'IOO$ ON HIS EQUIJ.=MENT(
UPON REQUEST.' lIF 'lEE WEIGHT OF A rnNrAINER EXCEEOO 2!)O l?Ol:JNDS (ImSE) AN ADDITI<N\L :RE'A&1NABLE DISPOSAL FEE: ~D F.FA.OCID:SE FEE 00 DISPOSAL MAY BEl amRGED.
aJS~ sHAl:.L NOT OVERE'ILL A' Q\N r CARl' OR a:::m'AINER SO '.mAT THE· LUJ ~ BE
~ CLOSEO. IF A CAN, CART OR ~ IS OVERFIt.J:.ro , AN 1\DDI'I'IONAt
~ nE l-M BE <::E'AroED.
IF ~ OJNT.ENTS OF A CONTAiNER, CARr OR DOOP OOX
lI.RE CCMJ?AC'Im (EIniER MEX:'HANXCALLY OR MANUAt.J:,y), THE a:>MPAClOR RATE SHALL BE
OJARGED.
ro A DIVERSION
1
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ee)
~ITt,
IF MAmRIALS Are DIVERl'ED
WE: DISrosAr. mE Sl\.VINGS WILL BE PASSED ON 'ro 'l'BE ars-
~, BOT._ HOC.JRLY HAUIJNG RME SHALL .BE 0iARGED IN 1IDDI'l'ION '.to THE aJI:.LS:!rICN
1lND DISPOSAL .FEE BEX:AUSE OF mE EXTRA oI.STANCE: !to THE OJ:VE:&gION FACIJ:,ITY. (IN
~"1lil.'f:t. .u~~ ~ WJL[, STJLL ~ A ~V~ flU·J.11.t:j ~•.L~.
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(9) IF OVERl'IME OR WEEKEND CDLLEc:r:tON
IS ~1RED '10 MEET THE REQUEST OF ACUS'roMER, TEE .EAUJJING PORTION OF nm ;AATE
SHALL BE lliCREASED BY 50%.
(h) TIRE COLLECTION FATES
FOR IS" AND UNDER RIH SIZE SHALL BE $1.50 PER TIRE IF OFF RIM A1'ID $3 .50 PER TIRE
IF ON IUM.
IF OVER 18 11 RIM SIZE, SPECIAL ~G
OJARGES
$ALL APPLY.
(i)
EVERY PERSON WHO GENERATES
O:R PRODUCES SOLID WASTE SHALL HAVE AIL PUTRESCIBLE WASTES REM:>VED AT LEAST EVERY~
7 DAYS, WITH IDRE: FREUJENl' .REMJVAL IF NECE:SSARY 10 PREVENT HEM.'lft HAZARDS,
NUISMCES OR POLLUTION IN ACOJ.RDANCE WITH OAR 340-61-070(3).
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