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(a) Municipal solid waste, sludges or solid waste generated from the treatment of regulated medical waste and other solid waste material not defined within this section generated in Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties, South Dakota, deposited at Sioux Falls landfill.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Four-wheel trailers, trucks, and loads with a gross weight greater than 8,500 pounds | $36 per ton, with a minimum charge of $18 per load | $38 per ton, with a minimum charge of $19 per load | $39.50 per ton, with a minimum charge of $20 per load | $41 per ton, with a minimum charge of $21 per load | $42 per ton, with a minimum charge of $21 per load |
Municipal solid waste, sludges, or solid waste generated from the treatment of regulated medical waste and other solid waste material not defined within this section generated outside of Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties | $64 per ton with a minimum charge of $18 per load | $76 per ton with a minimum charge of $38 per load | $79 per ton with a minimum charge of $40 per load | $82 per ton with a minimum charge of $42 per load | $84 per ton with a minimum charge of $42 per load |
Passenger car | $9 | $10 | $10 | $11 | $11 |
Pickup trucks, panel trucks, or two-wheel trailers not to exceed three cubic yards | $18 | $19 | $20 | $21 | $21 |
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall be charged for disposal of these wastes. The additional fee shall be added onto the per ton rates. The additional fee shall be included within the listed per vehicle rates. | |||||
(b) Construction and demolition debris and appliances generated in Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties, South Dakota, deposited at the city landfill.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Construction and demolition debris and appliances generated outside of Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties | $64 per ton, with a minimum charge of $18 per load | $72 per ton, with a minimum charge of $36 per load | $76 per ton, with a minimum charge of $38 per load | $80 per ton, with a minimum charge of $40 per load | $84 per ton, with a minimum charge of $42 per load |
Four-wheel trailers, trucks, and loads with a gross weight greater than 8,500 pounds | $34 per ton with a minimum charge of $18 per load | $36 per ton with a minimum charge of $18 per load | $38 per ton with a minimum charge of $19 per load | $40 per ton with a minimum charge of $20 per load | $42 per ton with a minimum charge of $21 per load |
Passenger car | $9 | $9 | $10 | $10 | $11 |
Pickup trucks, panel trucks, or 2-wheel trailers not to exceed 3 cubic yards | $18 | $18 | $19 | $20 | $21 |
Trailer houses | $9 per cubic yard, utilizing 3 feet times length times width and converting to cubic yards | $10 per cubic yard, utilizing 3 feet times length times width and converting to cubic yards | $10 per cubic yard, utilizing 3 feet times length times width and converting to cubic yards | $10 per cubic yard, utilizing 3 feet times length times width and converting to cubic yards | $11 per cubic yard, utilizing 3 feet times length times width and converting to cubic yards |
Mattress or box spring | $9 each | $13 each | $14 each | $15 each | $16 each |
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall not be charged for disposal of these wastes. | |||||
(c) Yard and wood waste.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Commercial haulers, 4-wheel trailers, and trucks | $10 per ton with a minimum charge of $5 per load | $11 per ton with a minimum charge of $6 per load | $11 per ton with a minimum charge of $6 per load | $11 per ton with a minimum charge of $6 per load | $12 per ton with a minimum charge of $6 per load |
Passenger car | $3 | $3 | $3 | $3 | $3 |
Pickup trucks, panel trucks, and 2-wheel trailers not to exceed 3 cubic yards | $5 | $6 | $6 | $6 | $6 |
Yard and wood waste generated outside of Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties | $22 per ton | $22 per ton | $22 per ton | $22 per ton | $24 per ton |
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall not be charged for disposal of these wastes. | |||||
(d) Tires.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
All tires 17 inches in diameter or smaller | $2 each or $135 per ton | $3 each or $225 per ton | $3 each or $234 per ton | $3 each or $243 per ton | $3 each or $253 per ton |
All tires larger than 17 inches in diameter | $7 each or $135 per ton | $8 each or $225 per ton | $8 each or $234 per ton | $8 each or $243 per ton | $8 each or $253 per ton |
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall not be charged for disposal of these wastes. | |||||
(e) Special waste generated in Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties.
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1-1-2013 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Asbestos | $32 per cubic yard based on the manufacturer's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $33 per cubic yard based on the manufactur- er's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $34 per cubic yard based on the manufactur- er's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $35 per cubic yard based on the manufactur- er's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $36 per cubic yard based on the manufactur- er's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city |
Contaminated soils and materials, sediments containing petroleum constituents or antifreeze, other soils | $10 per ton | $11 per ton | $11 per ton | $11 per ton | $12 per ton |
The minimum charge under this section is a three-cubic-yard or three-ton charge. | |||||
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall be charged for disposal of these wastes. An additional fee shall be added to the per ton rates. The additional fee shall be included within the listed per vehicle rates. | |||||
(f) Special waste generated outside of Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, and Lake Counties.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Asbestos | $70 per cubic yard based on the manufactur- er's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $73 per cubic yard based on the manufacturer's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $74 per cubic yard based on the manufacturer's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $75 per cubic yard based on the manufacturer's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city | $76 per cubic yard based on the manufacturer's box rating or on box capacity as determined through measurement by the city |
Contaminated soils and materials, sediments containing petroleum constituents or antifreeze, other soils | $70 per ton | $73 per ton | $74 per ton | $75 per ton | $76 per ton |
The minimum charge under this section is a three-cubic-yard or three-ton charge. | |||||
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall be charged for disposal of these wastes. An additional fee shall be added to the per ton rates. The additional fee shall be included within the listed per vehicle rates. | |||||
(g) Large electronics. One dollar per pound.
(h) Hand-held electronics. No charge for up to ten units; $1 per pound for over ten units minimum $20 charge.
(i) Additional fee for solid waste. In addition to the listed rates for solid waste, there will be added thereto a solid waste management fee of $1 per ton pursuant to SDCL 34A-6-81 as noted for each class of solid waste.
(j) Loads that are not properly tarped or secured.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Loads that are not properly tarped or secured | $25 | $30 | $31 | $32 | $33 |
Exceptions | Asphalt, concrete, contaminated soil, steel, white goods, and tires if loaded in a manner so that the items are not likely to fall or be blown from the vehicle. | ||||
(k) Failure to follow rules and procedures. The city may charge patrons of the sanitary landfill, compost site, or the rubble site any and all costs associated with the patrons' failure to follow sanitary landfill, compost site, or construction and demolition site policies and safety requirements, including charges for cleanup costs and disposal when garbage, construction and demolition debris, recyclables, or yard waste is deposited in areas not designated for the type of material.
(l) Deer or elk carcasses.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Businesses | $50 per ton | $52 per ton | $54 per ton | $56 per ton | $58 per ton |
Private individuals | No charge up to 10 carcasses | No charge up to 10 carcasses | No charge up to 10 carcasses | No charge up to 10 carcasses | No charge up to 10 carcasses |
The additional fee for solid waste as defined in § 57.047(i) shall be charged for disposal of these wastes. An additional fee shall be added to the per ton rates. The additional fee shall be included within the listed per vehicle rates. | |||||
(m) Unloading vehicles. All patrons of the sanitary landfill are expected to unload waste and recyclables they bring to the landfill. If, however, landfill employees assist in unloading trucks or hauling units for haulers or other businesses, the city may charge for the actual cost associated with unloading vehicles, trucks, or hauling units with a minimum fee listed below.
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1-1-2015 | 1-1-2024 | 1-1-2025 | 1-1-2026 | 1-1-2027 | |
Minimum Fee | $25 | $30 | $31 | $32 | $33 |
(n) Licensed garbage haulers that exceed the recycling goal. Licensed garbage haulers that exceed the recycling goal, as set forth in § 57.081, by 50% shall receive a $1-per-municipal-solid-waste-ton rebate that will be announced by March 31 of the following year. The tonnage of approved exempt industrial waste is not used to calculate the goal or rebate. Garbage haulers that receive this rebate are strongly encouraged to use this rebate to enhance their recycling efforts and/or reward their customers.
(o) Tier 1 surcharge. Licensed commercial garbage hauler shall be surcharged an additional $1 per municipal solid waste ton, except for approved exempt industrial waste.
(p) Tier 2 surcharge. Licensed commercial garbage hauler shall be surcharged an additional $2 per municipal solid waste ton, except for approved exempt industrial waste.
(1957 Rev. Ords., § 7.909; 1992 Code, § 18-30) (Ord. 2308, passed 12-14-1964; Ord. 2655, passed 12-8-1969; Ord. 21-72, passed 4-17-1972; Ord. 44-73, passed 5-14-1973; Ord. 50-75, passed 9-2-1975; Ord. 56-76, passed 6-28-1976; Ord. 18-79, passed 3-12-1979; Ord. 107-86, passed 12-8-1986; Ord. 127-89, passed 12-11-1989; Ord. 36-90, passed 4-16-1990; Ord. 125-90, passed 12-24-1990; Ord. 35-91, passed 4-8-1991; Ord. 71-91, passed 9-23-1991; Ord. 5-92, passed 1-21-1992; Ord. 28-92, passed 3-9-1992; Ord. 60-92, passed 6-22-1992; Ord. 105-92, passed 12-7-1992; Ord. 70-93, passed 9-20-1993; Ord. 95-93, passed 12-6-1993; Ord. 73-94, passed 8-15-1994; Ord. 149-95, passed 11-20-1995; Ord. 75-01, passed 8-6-2001; Ord. 99-02, passed 11-25-2002; Ord. 15-03, passed 2-10-2003; Ord. 38-04, passed 4-5-2004; Ord. 74-04, passed 7-12-2004; Ord. 12-05, passed 2-14-2005; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006; Ord. 89-06, passed 7-17-2006; Ord. 93-07, passed 6-18-2007; Ord. 76-08, passed 6-16-2008; Ord. 54-10, passed 6-21-2010; Ord. 46-11, passed 6-20-2011; Ord. 76-11, passed 10-3-2011; Ord. 5-12, passed 1-9-2012; Ord. 51-12, passed 7-10-2012; Ord. 85-12, passed 11-13-2012; Ord. 33-14, passed 6-17-2014; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018; Ord. 45-23, passed 6-20-2023)
(a) The director may authorize the waiver or reduction of fees established in § 57.047 if the waste was generated in Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, or Lake Counties.
(b) The fees may only be waived under the following circumstances, upon application and pursuant to criteria and procedures as established by the director.
(1) The fees waived will be replaced or substantially replaced by a grant or other funding source that encourages the removal of a particular waste item or items from the community to be disposed of at the sanitary landfill;
(2) A group, city, or county conducts a single event that benefits a community or communities within Minnehaha, McCook, Lincoln, Turner, or Lake Counties;
(3) An annual free landfill pass may be authorized for distribution by government agencies to residents within the limits of the five- county area served by the sanitary landfill, subject to limits and restrictions as determined by the director; or
(4) A community enhancement project, approved in advance, that benefits elderly residents or residents with disabilities.
(1992 Code, § 18-30.1) (Ord. 5-12, passed 1-9-2012; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018; Ord. 45-23, passed 6-20-2023)
The city’s household hazardous waste facility will serve as collection site for household or residential hazardous waste, large electronics, and hand-held electronics. Any fees authorized by § 57.047 shall be waived for any resident of the counties served by the sanitary landfill bringing their large electronics or hand-held electronics to the designated drop-off site for disposal. The city may participate in collection events within the five-county area served by the sanitary landfill.
(1992 Code, § 18-31) (Ord. 38-04, passed 4-5-2004; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018)
(a) The following materials shall be excluded from the MSW and C&D disposal areas at the landfill:
(1) Office paper;
(2) Corrugated cardboard and chip board;
(3) Plastic containers #1 and #2;
(4) Metal containers;
(5) Automobile bodies or other bulky articles;
(6) Wood waste, such as tree branches and logs;
(7) Oils, gasoline, and other petroleum products;
(8) Hazardous materials;
(9) Hazardous waste;
(10) Yard waste;
(11) Lead acid batteries;
(12) Waste tires;
(13) White good appliances;
(14) Regulated medical waste;
(15) Radioactive materials;
(16) Large and hand-held electronics;
(17) Magazines;
(18) Newspaper; and
(19) Bulk-rate mail.
(b) Any person bringing material for deposit at the landfill, upon entry onto the landfill premises, authorizes the city to inspect the material before deposit. If excluded materials are discovered during the inspection, the city may refuse the entire load and charge the person attempting to deposit the materials the cost of the inspection.
(1957 Rev. Ords., § 7.910; 1992 Code, § 18-32) (Ord. 2308, passed 12-14-1964; Ord. 19-72, passed 4-10-1972; Ord. 56-74, passed 10-21-1974; Ord. 73-75, passed 11-17-1975; Ord. 88-81, passed 11-2-1981; Ord. 60-92, passed 6-22-1992; Ord. 56-94, passed 6-20-1994; Ord. 149-95, passed 11-20-1995; Ord. 43-97, passed 6-2-1997; Ord. 75-01, passed 8-6-2001; Ord. 15-03, passed 2-10-2003; Ord. 38-04, passed 4-5-2004; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006; Ord. 76-11, passed 10-3-2011; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018)
It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or cause to be removed from the rubble sites or the sanitary landfills of this city any articles or material of any kind after the articles or materials have been deposited there, with the exception of the following.
(a) The city reserves the right to enter into a contract with one or more person(s) for the right of resource recovery at rubble sites.
(b) The city reserves the right to allow the cutting and removal of firewood from the wood waste area, provided, that persons cutting and removing firewood must wear protective clothing and abide by the safety regulations posted at the site.
(c) The city reserves the right to allow removal of finished compost and wood chips.
(d) The city reserves the right to recover materials for use at city facilities and to sell or transfer waste, by-products, recyclable materials, and scrap materials.
(e) Bicycles deposited at the landfill are considered abandoned and may be donated to a nonprofit organization as provided in SDCL 43-41-11.
(1957 Rev. Ords., § 7.911; 1992 Code, § 18-33) (Ord. 2308, passed 12-14-1964; Ord. 25-88, passed 4-11-1988; Ord. 149-95, passed 11-20-1995; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018) Penalty, see § 10.999
No person shall operate or permit the operation of a disposal site in the city for the disposal of garbage, litter, rubbish or animal waste.
(1992 Code, § 18-34) (Ord. 19-72, passed 4-10-1972; Ord. 73-75, passed 11-17-1975; Ord. 82-79, passed 9-4-1979; Ord. 149-95, passed 11-20-1995; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006)
The city may refuse the admittance or the unloading at the sanitary landfill of the following vehicles:
(a) Those so loaded or uncovered so that material may fall or be blown off the vehicle while in transit;
(b) Those not having a permit displayed as required by § 57.072;
(c) Those containing special wastes not having received prior approval of the director or his or her designee or not having provided the landfill a minimum of 24 hours’ notice of intent to deliver special wastes;
(d) Those containing materials in a form which when unloaded at the landfill will blow or are prone to blow from the face of the landfill;
(e) Those containing solid waste from the treatment of regulated medical waste not having documentation of waste sources and third-party testing;
(f) Those belonging to or operated by an entity having an unpaid balance on account with the city sanitary landfill that is 60 days or more past due; and
(g) Those which operate in a manner so as to create air, land, or water pollution, public health hazards, or nuisances such as allowing repeated leaks or discharging of waste, fuel, or oil.
(1992 Code, § 18-35) (Ord. 55-74, passed 10-21-1974; Ord. 149-95, passed 11-20-1995; Ord. 75-01, passed 8-6-2001; Ord. 15-03, passed 2-10-2003; Ord. 63-06, passed 5-15-2006; Ord. 117-18, passed 12-11-2018)
Cross-reference:
Traffic code, see title VII
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