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Res 1096 - Garbage Rate Increas COUNCIL BILL NO, 1353 RESOLUTION NO, 1096 A RESOLUTION GRANTING A GARBAGE COLLECTION RATE INCREASE. WHEREAS, under City of Woodburn Ordinance No, 1641, United Disposal Service, Inc, has an exclusive franchise for solid waste management in the City of Woodburn, and WHEREAS, under that franchise said firm is to collect, transport and convey solid waste over and upon the streets of the City and to dispose of or recover materials or energy from such solid waste, and WHEREAS, the franchisee has applied to the City to grant a rate increase in solid waste collection rates that would pass-through the disposal fee increase, and other operating cost increases, and the franchisee has submitted satisfactory evidence to the City Council to justify the requested rates, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY OF WOODBURN RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1, That the request of United Disposal Service, Inc" for a solid waste collection rate increase to pass-through the disposal fee increase together with other operating cost increases is approved, and the City adopts this resolution with the attached Exhibit" A" rate schedule being incorporated by reference in this resolution. The rates approved shall be maximum rates and shall be effective January 1, 1992. APPROVED' ~~W ~ l=RED W, KYSER, OR Passed by the Council December 9, 1991 Submitted to the Mayor December 18, 1991 Approved by the Mayor December 18, 1991 Filed in the Office of the Recorder ATTEST: )Jl~~.~ Mary Ten nt, City Recorder City of Woodburn, Oregon December 18, 1991 Page 1 - COUNCIL BILL NO, 1353 RESOLUTION NO, 1096 10 UNITED DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. 2215 N. Front Woodburn, Oregon 97071 PH. 981-1278 CITY OF WOODBUm, Effective Date: January 1, 1992 I. RESIDENTIAL RATE ON MONTHLY BASIS: I STOP PER WEEK 1 CAN 2 CANS 3 CANS 20 GALLON "MINI-CAN" $ 9.50 32 GALLON CAN 11.15 19.00 26.60 NOTES ON RESIDENTIAL SERVICE: (1) IN TRAILER COURTS WHERE OIVNER OF PARK IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAy~mNT, THE CHARGE WILL BE $9.70 PER CAN, IF CAN IS AT CURB, AND THERE IS ONE BILLING. (2) OCCASIONAL EXTRA CAN FOR A REGULAR CUSTOMER SHALL BE $2.85. (3) THE MINIMUM CHARGE FOR ANY STOP FOR AN OCCASIONAL CUSTOMER SHALL BE $5.30. (4) THE MINIMUM CHARGE FOR ON CALL COLLECTION ("YOO-HOO") IS $5.30 IF CASH AND $6.75 IF BILLED. (5) STATE ACCIDENT INSUR&~CE FUND SAFETY RECo"~mNDATIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED. THESE ARE THE Cfu~ SHALL NOT EXCEED 32 GALLONS fu~D 60 POUNDS. CANS TO BE OF RECO~~ffiNDED TYPE fu~D LOCATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH S.A.I.F. RECO~'lliNDATIONS. II. CO~~RCIAL CAN RATE ON MONTHLY BASIS - 32 GALLON CAN: 1 STOP 1 Can $12.15 PER WEEK 2 Cans 3 Cans $21.30 $30.30 i STOPS PER WEEK 1 Can 2 Cans 3 Cans $24.35 $42.60 $60.60 3 STOPS PER WEEK 1 Can 2 Cans 3 Cans $36.50 $ 63.90 $90.90 NOTES ON COi~.ffiRCIAL SERVICE: (1) ADDITIONAL CANS SHALL BE $ 9 .50 PER HONTH MULTIPLIED BY THE NUHBER OF STOPS PER WEEK. (2) AN EXTRA CHARGE OF 25% WILL BE ~1ADE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL FLIGHT OF STAIRS. (3) EXTRA CHARGE ~1AY BE MADE FOR GARBAGE WHICH IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE ON COLLECTION DAY OR WHICH NEEDS ADDITIONAL JANITORIAL SERVICE. (4) BRUSH OR LIMBS ARE TO BE BUNDLED AND AT THE CURB. (5) THE CHARGE FOR MULTIPLE UNITS OF ANY TYPE SHALL BE TO THE OWNER OF THE UNITS. (6) AN EXTRA CHARGE MAY BE MADE FOR SERVICE THAT INCURS ADDITIONAL DISPOSAL COSTS SUCH AS TIRES, MAJOR APPLIANCES, ETC., OR FOR HANDLING OVERSIZED, ODOROUS, DANGEROUS OR LIQUID ARTICLES. (7) WHEN A STOP USES 7 OR MORE 32 GALLON CANS, THE COLLECTOR !4AY REQUIRE THAT THE SERVICE BE SHIFTED TO A CONTAINER TYPE SERVICE. CANS ARE TO BE OF RECOi~mNDED TYPE AND LOCATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE ACCIDENT INSURANCE FUND-WORKERS CO~PENSATION DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATIONS. III. RESIDENTIAL - CURBSIDE CART SERVICE MONTHLY CHARGES AND PICKUPS PER WEEK $16.10 ONE 90 GALLON CART AT THE CURB - 1 STOP PER WEEK ADDITIONAL CARTS SHALL BE AT 100% OF THE FIRST CART RATE, MULTIPLIED BY THE NUMBER OF STOPS PER WEEK REDELIVERY OF CART (after first delivery) - $10.00 CO/1MERCIAL - CURBSIDE CART SERVICE $19.65 ONE 90 GALLON CART AT THE CURB - 1 STOP PER WEEK ADDITIONAL CARTS SHALL BE AT 100% OF THE FIRST CART RATE, MULTIPLIED BY THE .NUMBER OF STOPS PER WEEK RE-DELIVERY OF CART (after first delivery) - $10.00 PAGE TWC . lii/ NOT. ON RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CURBSIDE CART SERVICE: (1) THIS SERVl;CE IS NOT MANDATORY, CAN SERVICE WILL STILL BE PROVIDED. (2) FRANCHISEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE CARTS TO ANY CUSTOMER WHERE THE USE IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE CART. (3) ALL CARTS WILL BE PROVIDED BY FRANCHISEE. (4) CARTS WILL BE PROVIDED ONLY FOR REGULAR, WEEKLY CUSTOMERS WHO REQUEST THE SERVICE. NO CARTS WILL BE PROVIDED ON AN ON-CALL BASIS (5) THE WEIGHT OF THE 90 GALLON CART AND CONTENTS SHALL NOT EXCEED 180 POUNDS. (6) CARTS WILL BE PICKED UP AT CURBSIDE ONLY AND MUST BE THERE PRIOR TO THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED TIME OF COLLECTION. (7) CARTS SHALL BE AT CURBSIDE NO MORE THAN 24 HOURS PRIOR TO COLLECTION, AND SHALL BE REMOVED WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER COLLECTION OF SOLID WASTE BY THE FRANCHISEE. (8) THE CHARGE FOR MULTIPLE UNITS OF ANY TYPE SHALL BE TO THE OWNER OF THE UNITS. (9) WHERE CUSTO~RS WITHIN A TRAILER PARK OR APARTMENT COMPLEX HAVE INDIVIDUAL PICK-UP FOR EACH UNIT, THE RESIDENTIAL RATE SHALL BE CHARGED. (10) AN EXTRA CHARGE MAY BE - MADE FOR SERVICE THAT INCURS ADDITIONAL DISPOSAL COSTS SUCH AS TIRES, MAJOR APPLIANCES, ETC. OR FOR HANDLING OVER-SIZED, ODOROUS, DANGEROUS OR LIQUID WASTE. &~ EXTRA CHARGE ;~Y BE MADE FOR GARBAGE WHICH NEEDS ADDITIONAL JANITORIAL SERVICE. (11) IF CUSTOMERS SHARE A CART, THE COMMERCIAL RATE SHALL BE CHARGED. IV. CONTAINER RATES ON A MONTHLY BASIS: (al FOR LOOSE ~~TERIAL: ONE TWO THREE 7o:T5 130.35 190.15 93.95 173.80 253.60 120.80 223.40 326.45 (b) FOR COMPACTED MATERIAL: WHERE THE COMPACTED CONTAINER CAN BE DUMPED INTO THE COLLECTION TRUCK, THE CHARGE WILL BE TRIPLE THE ABOVE LOOSE RATE, AND THE CO~WACTOR SHALL BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE EQUIPMENT OF THE COLLECTOR AND COMPLY WITH WORKERS COMPENSATION BOARD REGULATIONS. STOPS PER WEEK: ONE YARD ONE-ONE/HALF YARD TWO YARDS (e) CHARGE FOR LARGER CONTAINERS AND ADDITIONAL STOPS: FOR LARGER CONTAINERS: THE CHARGE SHALL BE A ~1ULTIPLE OF THE PRICE FOR THE rwo YARD CONTAINER FOR THE RELEVANT NUMBER OF STOPS PER WEEK. FOR MORE THAN rHREE STOPS PER WEEK, THE RATE SHALL BE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SECOND AND rHIRD STOP PER WEEK FOR EACH ADDITIONAL STOP, MODIFIED AS NECESSARY FOR CON- rAINERS LARGER THAN TWO YARDS. (d) MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS FOR CONTAINERS: rHE CHARGE FOR THE USE OF THE CONTAINER IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE FOR SERVICE. rHE MINIMUM CHARGE FOR A CONTAINER SHALL BE THE ONE STOP PER WEEK RATE. WHILE .0 RENTAL CHARGE WILL BE MADE ON CONTAINERS, WHERE CONTAINERS ARE USED IN iANDLING I~TERIAL THAT CAUSES EXCESSIVE WEAR OR DAMAGE, AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE 1AY BE MADE FOR SUCH WEAR OR DAMAGE. THE CHARGE FOR DELIVERY OF A CONTAINER CO AN OCCASIONAL CUSTOMER SHALL BE $17.80. THE CHARGE FOR EMPTYING SAID OCCA- ;IONAL CONTAINER SHALL BE BASED ON THE FIRST STOP PER WEEK RATE. T. DROP BOX SERVICE RATES: (al FOR LOOSE MATERIAL: CHE CHARGE SHALL BE $3.80 PER YARD FOR 20 and 30 YARD.DROP BOXES, and $3.55 JER YARD FOR 40 YARD DROP BOXES. THE TOTAL CHARGE FOR A 10 YARD DROP BOX ;HALL BE THE SAME AS FOR A 20 YARD DROP BOX. IN ADDITION, THERE SHALL BE A ?62.60 PER MONTH RENTAL CHARGE ON A BOX. FOR BOXES LEFT ON AN OCCASIONAL 3ASIS, THERE SHALL BE A RENTAL CHARGE OF $4.70 PER DAY AFTER 48 HOURS ON A ~OCATION. THE DELIVERY FEE FOR AN OCCASIONAL CUSTOMER AND THE RELOCATION "EE FOR A REPEAT CUSTOMER FOR A DROP BOX SHALL BE $17.55. A $lO'FEE PER iAUL SHALL BE CHARGED FOR DROP BOXES THAT ARE SCREENED. THE COST OF DISPOSAL lliD THE FRANCHISE FEE ON DISPOSAL SHALL BE CHARGED IN ADDITION TO THE YARDAGE u-;D RENTAL CHARGES. . ",......,"--------~<. ~,..-~._._-,.---.,-_.._.,_.,.~_.,.." It PAGE THREE 1. DROP BOX SERVICE RATES: (CONTINUED) (b) FOR COMPACTED MATERIALS rHE CHARGE SHALL BE $5.90 PER YARD PLUS COST OF DISPOSAL AND FRANCHISE FEE IN DISPOSAL WHERE THE CUSTOMER FURNISHES THE COMPACTOR DROP BOX. HOWEVER, "OR A IS YARD OR SMALLER COMPACTED DROP BOX, A COMPACTOR OF ANY KIND THAT 1AS TO BE HAULED TO THE DISPOSAL SITE AND RETURNED TO THE CUSTO!{ER, THE 3ERVICE FEE SHALL BE $89.95 PLUS COST OF DISPOSAL AND THE FRANCHISE FEE ON JISPOSAL IF THE COLLECTOR AGREES TO FURNISH THE COMPACTOR, THE RENTAL SHALL 3E THE CURRENT RATE THE COLLECTOR WOULD PAY ON A LEASE-PURCHASE. BEFORE \CQUIRING A COMPACTOR, THE CUSTOMER MUST MAKE CERTAIN THE COMPACTOR TO BE \CQUIRED IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE EQUIPMENT OF THE COLLECTOR OR THE EQUIP!t8NT rHE COLLECTOR IS WILLING AND ABLE TO ACQUIRE AND CO~WLIES WITH WORKERS :OMPENSATION BOARD REGULATIONS. A COUNTY APPROVED AVERAGE CHARGE MAY BE JSED FOR COMPACTED DROP BOX SERVICE. vI. MISCELL&~EOUS SERVICES AND PROVISIONS: (a) HOURLY HAULING RATES (PLUS COST OF DISPOSAL AND JNE TRUCK AND ONE MAN _ $ 5l.85PER HOUR FRANCHISE FEE ON DISPOSAL) JNE TRUCK AND TWO MEN - $ 70.85PER HOUR (b) EACH LOCATION OF CANS NILL BE BILLED AS A SEPARATE ACCOUNT UNDER THIS SCHEDULE. (c) WHEN MATERIALS OR CUSTOMER ~BUSE CAUSES EXCESSIVE WEAR OR DN1AGE TO THE DROP BOX, THE COST OF REPAIR JR REPLACEMENT ~ffiY BE CHARGED TO THE CUSTOMER. (d) THE WEIGHT OF MATERIAL ~UT INTO A CONTAINER OR DROP BOX, WHETHER COMPACTED OR UNCOMPACTED, SHALL NOT EXCEED THE LIFTING CAPACITY OF THE COLLECTOR'S EQUIPMENT NOR SHALL THE \~IGHT ~UT THE COLLECTOR OVER THE WEIGHT LIMIT FOR THE LOADED VEHICLE. THE COLLECTOR SHALL FURNISH THE CUSTO~ffiR WITH INFOm~TION CONCERNING LIMITATIONS ON HIS EQUIPMENT, UPON REQUEST. (e) IF THE WEIGHT OF A CONTAINER EXCEEDS 250 POUNDS (LOOSE), AN ADDITIONAL REASONABLE DISPOSAL FEE MAY BE CHARGED. ON DROP BOXES, A COUNTY APPROVED AVERAGE CHARGE I~Y BE USED. (f) IF SOLID WASTE IS DIVERTED FOR WASTE REDUCTION (OR AS A REQUIREMENT OF MARION COUNTY) FROM THE BUfu~ER TO ~OTHER FACILITY, THE RATE SHALL BE THE HOURLY HAULING RATE (PLUS DISPOSAL AND FRANCHISE FEE ON DISPOSAL) . (g) IF OVERTIME OR WEEKEND COLLECTION IS REQUIRED TO MEET THE REQUEST OF A CUSTOMER, THE HAULING PORTION JF THE RATE SHALL BE INCREASED BY 50%. (h) TIRE COLLECTION RATES ARE: 18" AND UNDER RUI SIZE $ 3.00 PER TIRE IF OFF RIft AND $ 4.50 PER TIRE IF ON RIM. )VER IS" RIM SIZE SPECIAL HANDLING CHARGE. (i) EVERY PERSON WHO GENERATES JR PRODUCES SOLID WASTE SHALL HAVE ALL PUTRESCIBLE WASTES REMOVED AT LEAST EVERY 7 DAYS, WITH MORE FREQUENT REMOVAL IF NECESSARY TO PREVENT HEALTH HAZARDS, NUISANCES OR POLLUTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH OAR 340-61-070(3).