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RESOLUTION 72-7 - EST~-BLISHING REVISED SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR REFUSE COLLECTION WHEREAS, Municipal Code Chapter 16 provides for refuse collection regulation and authorizes the establishment of charges for the collection and disposal of refuse by resolution; and WHEREAS, Resolution 68-142 established charges for collection and disposal of refuse; and WHEREAS, increased costs since 1968 now require an upwards adjustment in said charges; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the rates hereinbelow set out are the rates that shall be due to the City for the collection and disposal of refuse and/or for stand-by or the availability of said service. Said rates shall be added to the rate charges for water service and billed with the bill for water service. Any residential, commercial, or industrial occupancy not served by Santa Aha water service, and ~ny residential, cormmercial, or industrial occupant of an identifiably separate space but not served by a separate water meter, shall be separately billed for stand-by collection and refuse disposal service. Ail rates for such service shall be due and payable at the Finance Department in the City Hall on the date of billing therefor and become delinquent 15 days from and after the date of such billing. A penalty of 10% shall be charged on all unpaid bills for such service 30 days from and after the billing date. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the rates to be charged for stand-by collection and refuse disposal service are hereby established in accordance with the schedule hereinafter set out: SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR REFUSE COLLECTION AND STAND-BY SERVICE 1. The basic rate for each single family residence for each two months or part thereof, shall be $2.60. 2. The basic rate for each duplex family residence for each two months, or part thereof, shall be $4.20. 3. The basic rate for all triplex family residences for each two months, or part thereof, shall be $5.80. 4.(a) It shall be mandatory that apartment buildings with four or more dwelling units be served by commercial container rental. The requirement for mandatory container rental may be waived for apartment buildings existing on January l, 1972, upon a finding by the Director of Public Works that no space is available for such container within the boundary lines of the apartment property. In no case, however, shall container locations be permitted in the front yard set-back or within areas required for meeting the ~inimum off-street parking requirements of applicable zoning regulations. Any applicant who has been denied a waiver by the Director of Public Works may appeal such action to the City Council by filing within 30 days after such denial, a written statement of his reasons why the City Council should reverse the action from which the appeal is taken. If space for a container is not available, as determined above, the following fee schedule shall apply with a maximum of six 35-gallon cans weekly per building: MONTHLY COST MONTHLY RATE FOR No. UNITS PER UNIT TOTAL COST TWO MONTHS 4 $0.97 $3.88 $7.76 5 0.97 4.85 9.70 6 0.97 5.82 11.64 7 0.97 6.79 13.58 8 and up 0.97 7.76 and up 15.52 and up