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~Resolution No. 76- 66 Page 2 Any service received or special arrangements made in addition to or greater than these standard requirements shall be handled by agreement directly with the contractor, in addition to the billing by the City as provided herein. Collections beyond the once a week pickup by the Ctty may be provided by agreement with the contractor and shall be based on the commercial container (dumpster) rates for similar amounts of refuse and frequency of collection. Users of rented container (dumpster) service will not be charged by City for standard curbside refuse collection. c. The following are the authorized rental rates to be charged for refuse collection containers (dumpsters) by the refuse collection contractor. Container Pickups Monthly Size Per Week Rental 2 cubic yards 1 $17.00 2 22.00 3 27.00 4 32.00 5 37.00 6 43.00 3 cubic yards 1 23.00 2 29.00 3 35.00 4 41.00 5 47.00 6 53.00 4 cubic yards 1 28.00 2 35.00 3 42.00 4 49.00 5 56.00 6 63.00 NOTE l: Additional charge for castor wheels is $2.50 per month. NOTE 2: Additional charges are authorized in those cases where containers must be rolled out to the collec- tion point by the trash collector, or where other problems substantially increase the contractor's costs. NOTE 3: Rental agreements must be with the City's refuse collection contractor. a. It shall be mandatory that residential buildings with four or more dwelling units be served by commercial refuse containers [dumpsters), obtained through agreement with the City's refuse collection contractor. The requirement for mandatory containers may be waived for residential buildings existing on January 1, 1972, upon a finding by the Director of Public Works that no space is available for such container within the boundary lines of subject property. In no case, however, shall container locations be permitted in the front yard set-back or within areas required for meeting the minimum 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 thirty (30) days after such denial, a written state- ment of his reasons why the City Council should reverse the action from which the appeal is taken.