(a) The Mayor may authorize the collection, transportation and/or disposal by private parties, firms or corporations of waste which originates within the corporate limits of the city but which is not collected by the city. Such private parties, firms or corporations must obtain a refuse collection and disposal license at City Hall, and agree to be bound by the terms of the license. Such private parties, firms or corporations must agree to the following terms and conditions: “In consideration of the foregoing license and the privileges herein specified, the undersigned shall as a condition precedent, release the city from any right of action, claim or demand which may accrue to it, him or her by reason of the loss of any of its, his or her property while in, upon or about the refuse disposal facilities, and further agrees for such consideration to indemnify said city and save it harmless from all claims, demands, damages, actions, costs and charges to which the city may be subject or which it may have to pay by reason of any injury to any person or property, or loss of life or property suffered or sustained by any agent or employee of the undersigned while in, upon or about any part of the refuse disposal facilities, whether such loss arises from the negligence of the officials, employees, agents or servants of the city or otherwise; provided further that the undersigned assumes liability for any and all damage and injury that may occur to property of the city; property and person of employees of said city; property and person of contractors of the city; and property and person of employees of contractors of said city, resulting from the use of said refuse disposal facilities.”
(b) Such license shall be issued for such period of time as the Mayor may determine and may be revoked by the Mayor at any time.
(Ord. 6178, passed 10-20-1970)