(A) The Board may determine, pursuant to state law, if a collection franchise shall be awarded exclusively or non-exclusively, with or without competitive bidding. The Board shall specify the duration of the franchise and shall specify, by resolution, an appropriate franchise fee.
(B) The Board may grant non-exclusive solid waste collection franchises for solid waste collection service in the discretionary area, as defined in § 15.01.040(D). The Board may also grant non-exclusive collection franchises for ten to 50 yard dumpsters ("roll-off" services) for the collection of solid waste in the county. The franchises are to be known as "solid waste collection" and "roll-off collection franchises" respectively and shall be granted subject to any franchise fees which may be established, from time to time, by resolution of the Board. In no case shall that franchise fee exceed that which is charged for the exclusive franchise. The Director of Integrated Waste Management shall have the authority to grant non-exclusive solid waste collection franchises in the discretionary area and roll-off collection franchises pursuant to the non-exclusive franchise agreement approved by the Board.
(C) The Board may grant non-exclusive collection franchises for commercial, construction and demolition recycling for collection of materials to be reused or recycled. The franchises are to be known as "recyclable collection franchises" and shall be granted subject to any franchise fees which may be established from time to time, by resolution of the Board. In no case shall that franchise fee exceed that which is charged for the exclusive franchise. The Director of Integrated Waste Management shall have the authority to grant non-exclusive recyclable collection franchises pursuant to the non-exclusive franchise agreement approved by the Board.
(1966 Code, § 25-14) (Ord. 619, § 2(part); Ord. 724, § 1(part); Ord. 776, § 5; Ord. 834, §§ 3, 4)