Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 01-26-2010 Regular — reading text

of r-eeveling sij jeet to " e and 107 . 108 109 Solid waste Garbage, trash, recyclables, construction and demolition residential or 110 debris, and other t We s of waste material, whether 111 commercial allowed to be accepted for disposal at landfills, but excluding 112 all hazardous waste, and special waste. 113 114 Solid waste container. A chy-gWplied or owned solid waste container for 115 use with automated wbage trucks with a 96- gallon maximum capacity. 116 117 118 119 generater: 120 121 Waste& These wastes that Fequir 122 , 123 s 124 125 126 _ Special waste. Any solid waste that requires special processing, handling, 127 or disposal techniques that are different from the techniques normally used 128 for handling and disposal of solid waste. Examples include, but are not 129 limited to abandoned vehicles used tires, waste oil, sludge, dead animals, 130 gricultural and industrial wastes, septic tank pumpings, asbestos. liquid 131 wastes, infectious wastes and residue,,pollution control residue, and debris 132 or contaminated soil or water from the cleanup of a spill. 133 134 Tipping Fees. Those fees charged by a commercial hauler of solid waste 135 from a waste transfer facility, transfer station, or a waste landfill. Such 136 charges shall be based on a volumetric amount usuallyper ton) calculated 103- 137 when the Mraste Collection Vehicle drops ( tips) the solid waste load at the 138 commercial transfer facilfty, transfer station, or waste landfill. 139 140 Time ' ee . 141 bulky -erg 142 do,-o,-,r rag 143 eale late ; r-a monthly Fate.- 144 145 Trans er station A transfer facili y for the receipt, short -term processing 146 or holding, and transfer of solid waste, yard waste, or recyclables. 147 148 Trash. Refuse, accumulations of paper, wooden or paper boxes or a ,,,.,+,,, - 149 containers, and sweepings, and all other accumulations that of e 150 ether tha 9aFbage yard ft sh, whi are usual to housekeeping and to 151 the operation of stores, offices and other business places., other than 152 garbage and yard waste for which no special processing, handling, or 153 disposal techniques are required. 154 155 baste Co ' ection Vehicle ffCTQ A vehicle specifically designed to pick 156 up various quantities of solid waste for transport to a transfer facility, 157 transfer station, or waste landfill. 158 159 Waste oil. All dt types of waste oils, including waste 160 automotive lubricants, industrial waste oils, and petroleum compounds. 161 162 White goods Inoperative and discarded refrigerators, ranges, washers, 163 water heaters, and other similar domestic and commercial appliances. 164 165 Yard waste h. Vegetative resulting from landscaping maintenance or 166 land cleaning operations and includes materials such as tree and shrub 167 trimmings,, grass clippings, palm fronds, trees and tree stumps. 168 169 170 See. 10.80. 02. Private Collection, Transportation Prohibited. 171 No Rnvatf1,person or business may collect, haul or transport solid waste 172 generated from residences or places of business, unless specifically 173 authorized to do so by the city tro-uzh an exception permit. 174 175 The — liar 176 b„ s;eoss . It is the intent and puVese 177 this seaie 178 a a--- --a- - J 179 180 10. 80. 020 Exception Permit 181 The city manager may issue a an exception permit to allow private 182 individuals or businesses to service commercial accounts upon 104- 183 a finding that the city's equipment is either inadequate to service the 184 proposed account or it is not economically feasible for the city to service 185 the account. Permits will be issued to gpproved vendors only in October of 186 each year and prior to container placement. 187 188 10.80. 021 Revocation ofException Permit 189 The city manager may, at any time, revoke any exception permit issued 190 pursuant to this section upon a finding that the city either has obtained the 191 equipment necessary to service the account or that it has become 192 economically feasible for the city to service such account. Upon such 193 revocation, the account shall thereafter be serviced by the city. 194 195 10. 80.022 Compensation for Permit issue'' 196 The t„ ° mess that is businessw. V YiiWV ly thethe per mit ..... - MV.,.All w. _.. _____ private individuals and 197 businesses that are issued exception permits _shall compensate the city by 198 paying to the city, on a quarterly basis, a peen age 10% fee of the gross 199 revenue of the customers being serviced in the city by such private 200 individuals or businesses previously approved to conduct a solid waste 201 hauling operation within the Citvbusiness. Such compensation shall be 202 based not only on standard container customers, but on any other type of 203 collection service approved by the city for the customers and commercial 204 hauler. The pereentage ef the gmss revenue payable te the eity shall be ten 205 206 per- . Failure to pay the fee shall be grounds for revoking the business 207 license of the solid waste service provider and/ or revoking the exception 208 permit. 209 210 Sec. 10. 80.03 10-.8 1. 01 Refuse Container Solid Waste Container 211 Service. ffis° 212 The City will issue -° eenta ner- solid waste containers RYe ; sseea to 213 an address and are not to be removed from the premises of that address. If 214 a dwelling is to be unoccupied for any length of time, the property owner 215 should notify the city. Containers are stamped on the top rim with a serial 216 number for identification. In the case of multiple dwelling units, such as 217 duplexes, the city will furnish an adequate number of apartments, etc., 218 containers wiU be furnished to satisfy the refuse requirements based on a 219 rate of two collections per week. 220 221 10.80.031 .10. 4 7. 01 Placement of Containers 222 Containers shall be placed near the street curb or alley as indicated and 223 directed when the containers are first issued. If the dAvef-WCV operator 224 finds that a container location needs to be changed, he will relocate the 225 container and notify the user by a tag placed on the container. The 226 containers shall not be placed behind or close to parked cars, utility poles 227 or other obstacles that might would prevent safe access by the mechanical 228 arm pickup from the side of the tm& WCV. if approved by the utilities 105- 229 dement -Re e containers may be permanently placed near the street 230 p•. y only when they are concealed by a structure that is not 231 unsightly to the neighborhood and that is in keeping with the surrounding 232 area, but such containers must be removed away from such structures by 233 users And roperly placed for collection. Containers shall not be placed at 234 the curb or alley earlier than 7:00 p.m. of the evening preceding the 235 collection day and must be removed to a point at the side or rear of the 236 structure not later than 7:00 p.m. on the day of collection. 237 238 10.)30. 032 10. 4' .^" Proper Use ofContainers 239 Containers are for garbage as wel and trash. Yard trash waste. such as 240 grass clippings, leaves, yard rakings, tree and shrub trimmings, etc., are 241 net -te -be- lace in such ee "' ner-9. paint, solvent, rock, sod, or large 4nvever, 242 pieces of metal or concrete, shall not be placed in such 243 containers. City issued re€6se solid waste containers shall at all times have 244 their lids on and be tightly closed. 245 246 10. 80.033, 10.81. 01-3 Maintenance of Containers 247 Occupants shall maintain their containers in good, clean and serviceable 248 condition and shall return them to the city in good condition if so directed 249 by the publie wer- s. dke,4er utilities department. The city will replace or 250 repair any container that fails because of defects or damage caused by the 251 collection equipment. All other damage or loss shall be the occupant's 252 responsibility, and the occupant will be billed by the city for the cost of 253 any repair or replacement resulting from abuse or negligence on the part of 254 the occupant. 255 256 10. 80.034. 10. 81. 014 Special and Extra Pickups 257 258 is eeAsidei:ed to be a speeial piekep, 259 pph. 260 aree- _ the eeeu £ mt enee week in geffing 4ho_eentaineF 4o the street VlLYW111V1 YV Y1ILV street. 261 262 ( 1) If all occupants of a residential unit are physically unable to properly 263 ace the solid waste container at the curb the city will provide a special 1 264 ck up fir that residential unit once each week. Such occupants shall i 265 contact the City and repuest to have the residential address serviced by a 266 Seecial pier 267 268 2.)A resident ma r request an additional garbage or trash pickup for a time 269 other than the regular scheduled pickup time or in addition to the regular 270 scheduled pickup time Such pickups are considered " extra collection 271 pickups" for both commercial and residential users and are subject to 272 additional charges. 273 274 10. 80.035 10. 8 1. 015 Bulk Containers 106- 275 Any commercial or multifamily complex that generates more refuse solid 276 waste than can be placed in the provided ~ tee containers or that does not 277 have the facilities to accommodate the reface containers shall request. or 278 the City may require, the bulk container service provided by the city. A 279 bulk container shall not be used at a commercial or multifamily complex if 280 a plaee proper location is not provided for the bulk container or if it is not 281 accessible to the tm EsWCV for handling. 282 283 10. 80.036. 10. 81. 016 City Responsibility 284 The collection, hauling and disposal of trash and reeyelab gpffirbagee' 285 solid waste generated within the city shall be made by the officers, agents} 286 andor employees of the