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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1994 0921 CC REG ITEM 08E' 7ARK, CALIFCT' "A : ' y C ,u, cil v3et n3 9 Z 199 fit ACTION: AAR Cy TO: ora a City AGENDA REPORT CITY OF MOORPARK Council ITEME.**' FROM: Jill Rubin Myers, Solid Waste Coordinator�`� DATE: September 9, 1994 (9/21 Council Meeting) SUBJECT: Consider Approval of Temporary Refuse Collection Permit Applications. BACKGROUND The City currently has a non - exclusive temporary refuse collection permit available to any refuse hauler for collection service provided on a non - regularly scheduled basis, such as for construction, demolition, and land clearing projects. A refuse hauler must apply for a permit prior to providing temporary refuse collection service, and pay a fee of $500 or for the one year permit period - October 1 through September 30. The permit application period is August 1 through September 30. It is only during that period that a hauler may obtain a permit. After that time, no new permits will be issued until the next permit application cycle. Staff presents a report to the City Council regarding permit requests and renewals once a year, prior to the start of the permit cycle - October 1st. The City Manager may approve permit requests that are made after the initial Council presentation through the end of the permit application period. In an effort to ensure that only the franchised or permitted haulers provide service, staff has worked with the Community Development Department staff to develop conditions and a "Franchised Hauler Usage" form as an attachment to the Zoning Clearance form. This attachment lists haulers permitted for temporary refuse collection and requires the applicant to provide hauler usage information prior to receiving a zoning clearance. To date, one applicant has submitted the hauler usage information. Again, the current permit cycle ends September 30, 1994. Staff mailed notices to the current permit holders and haulers throughout the area informing them of the availability of temporary collection permits and the permit requirements. To date, two of the four currently permitted haulers (Anderson Rubbish and G. I. Rubbish) have submitted a permit application. Another hauler, BFI, also submitted a permit application. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the City Council approve the 1994/95 Temporary Refuse Collection Permit applications for Anderson Rubbish, G.I. Rubbish, and BFI.