(A) There shall be a schedule of sanitation fees as established by the City Council. The fees so collected must be deposited in the Sanitation Fund (formerly entitled the Landfill Disposal Fund), and used solely to pay any costs associated with residential and commercial refuse collection, including leaf collection and recycling. The fees shall be applied to two classes of sanitation customers: residential and non-residential.
(B) A RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER is defined for purposes of the fee system as the occupant(s) of any single residential dwelling unit. A dwelling unit may be a single house on a single lot; part of an apartment, townhouse or condominium complex; or a manufactured home (whether on a single lot or as part of a manufactured home park).
(C) A
NON-RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER is defined for purposes of the fee system using the definition of a “city-served non-residential establishment” contained in § 97.01. However, if a non- residential establishment can be serviced using only one 90-gallon rollout container as provided by § 97.30, with the normal twice-weekly pickup, the establishment will be transferred to the residential collection route and billed as a residential customer.
(D) Any non-residential customer requiring an additional pickup beyond the number normally billed, shall pay a surcharge of 20% of the normal monthly bill for each additional pickup requested. The additional pickups must be approved by the Public Works Superintendent, who shall notify the Finance Director of the additional charges. The Finance Director shall have the additional charges billed on the customer's next monthly utility bill.
(Prior Code, § 8-51) (Ord. passed 6-25-1991; Ord. 93-09, passed 5-18-1993)