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A. All solid waste facilities must submit permit revision review fees, as set forth in Section 193.02.14 of this Code at the time that the permit revision request for a solid waste facility is submitted to the Department.
B. Permit revision fees shall be charged as set forth below. The determination as to the category of fees assessed to the applicant will be made by Departmental staff upon preliminary review of the applicant’s permit revision request.
1. Major Permit Revision - The review fee for a major revision to a solid waste facility permit will be based on the time and materials cost associated with processing the application. If more than 100 hours of staff time are needed to complete the application review process, the applicant will be billed by the Department monthly to cover these costs. These costs will include costs for staff time utilized and the cost of City contracted consulting services plus a 10% administrative fee.
2. Minor Permit Revision - The review fee for a minor revision to a solid waste facility permit will be based on the time and materials cost associated with processing the application. If more than 10 hours of staff time are needed to complete the application review process, the applicant will be billed by the Department monthly to cover these costs. These costs will include costs for staff time utilized and the cost of City contracted consulting services plus a 10% administrative fee.
A. Any facility that requires extraordinary compliance monitoring by the Department, in excess of that performed for other facilities, as determined by the Department, must submit additional monitoring fees, as set forth in subsection B. below.
B. After notification, the applicant will be billed by the Department on a monthly basis in accordance with the time and materials cost associated with additional compliance monitoring. This fee will reflect the cost of staff time utilized and the cost of City contracted consulting services plus a 10% administrative fee.
A. Beginning July 1, 2000, all fees imposed by the Solid Waste Enforcement Program shall be adjusted annually on July 1 by an inflation factor (‘IN’), which is based upon the change, from the COMMENCEMENT DATE to the adjustment date in question, in the Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers for the Los Angeles Anaheim Riverside Metropolitan Area (‘CPI-U’) as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor.
The inflation factor shall be equal to:
IN = [ (CPI-Ua) / (CPI-UC) ]
where
CPI-Ua = the CPI-U for the calendar month ‘a'; and
‘a' = the calendar month in which the anniversary of the COMMENCEMENT DATE occurs;
‘CPI-UC' = the CPI-U for the calendar month and year in which the COMMENCEMENT DATE occurs.
B. Until the final CPI-Ua is published for the year in question, an estimate of the CPI-Ua shall be made by the City using linear extrapolation from the prior year’s CPI-Ua to the most recently published final CPI-U. The City shall adjust the fee payment for the month following the publication of the final CPI-Ua to account for any over or under payments resulting from the use of the estimated CPI-Ua.
C. Notwithstanding the calculation methodology described herein, at no time shall IN exceed 0.03 (three percent) in any single annual adjustment. If the CPI exceeds 3%, calculated at an average for a given year, the operating fee will adjust to 75% of the average CPI in excess of the 3% per year limit to begin the following year.
D. All fees contained in the Solid Waste Facility Fee Table in Section 193.02 of this ordinance are subject to annual fee adjustments as calculated above.
Fee Category | Annual Fee (FY 2008-09) |
Class 1 | $740.00 |
Class 2 | $10,334.00 |
Class 3 | $26,574.00 |
Class 4 | $42,812.00 |
Class 5 | $59,053.00 |
Class 6 | $75,291.00 |
Class 7 | $91,531.00 |
Class 8 | $107,771.00 |
Fee Categories are defined in Section 191.01 D.
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