(A) Administrative penalties shall be enforced for ordinance or license violations including but not limited to:
(1) Failure to comply with statutory and code requirements, including liability insurance.
(2) Failure to submit required reports by date specified by ordinance.
(3) Failure to respond to customer calls or missed collections within the times specified by ordinance.
(4) Failure to provide city with the name of disposal facility used, upon request.
(5) Failure to display license in vehicle(s).
(6) Failure to ensure contents do not leak or spill from vehicles or during collection.
(7) Failure to clean up solid or liquid spills or leaks from vehicles within two hours.
(8) Failure to notify the city of rate changes in accordance with chapter.
(9) Failure to notify the city of non-collection of waste.
(10) Failure to provide proper disposal of solid waste, including MSW, recyclables, bulky waste, yard waste, SSOM and/or construction/demolition waste.
(11) Failure to properly store container.
(12) Failure to mitigate overflowing container.
(B) All licensed collectors under this article shall promptly remit to the city any administrative penalties imposed.
(1) Administrative penalties not remitted within 45 days of imposition shall be doubled on the forty-sixth day after the date of the city’s notification to the licensee of the imposition of administrative penalties, and shall double again after each successive 30 day period in which the penalties are not fully remitted to the city.
(2) No license under this chapter shall be renewed or issued if the licensee, or individuals having interest in the business entity for which the license is sought, have any outstanding administrative penalties due to the city for that businesses entity or another business entity under their financial control.
(3) The amounts of Administrative Penalties shall be determined annually by City Council Resolution.
(Ord. 2017-2, passed 7-17-2017)