Loading...
ORD-39-81 INCREASING THE SANITATION AND SEWAGE SYSTEM CHARGES TO VARIOUS TYPES OF OCCUPANCIES AND SERVICES PARTICULARLY DESCRIBEDORDINANCE NO. 39- 81 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ORANGE ADOPTED AS AN URGENCY MEASURE AMENDING SECTIONS 13.60. 020,13.60.030 AND 13.60.040 OF THE ORANGE MUNICIPAL CODE AND INCREASING THE SANI-TATION AND SEWAGE SYSTEM CHARGES TO THE VARIOUS TYPES OF OCCUPANCIES AND SER-VICES MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE AFOREMENTIONED SECTIONS.WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Orange has heretofore determined that the trash and rubbish contractor for the City has experienced cost increases which justify an increase of payment of compensation to the contractor for collecting trash and rubbish within the City of Orange; and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that said increase of sanitation and sewage charges shall become effective on January 1,1982, the date that this Urgency Ordinance shall become effective. I I I t I I I WHEREAS, the aforementioned increase in payments to the con-tractor necessitates the increase of sanitation and sewagechargestothevarioustypesofoccupanciesandservicesmoreparticularlydescribedinSections13.60.020, 13.60.030 and 13.60.040 of the Orange Municipal Code; and NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ORANGE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:SECTION I:Sections 13.60.020, 13.60.030 and 13.60.040 of the Orange Municipal Code shall be amended as follows:13.60.020 Charges in connection with sanitation and sewage system. The City furnishes to its residents services and facili-ties in connection with its sanitation and sewage system, and other services to provide a clean and healthful environment. For such services and facilities, the following charges are fixed to premises to which a sewer main is available:A. Single-family dwelling, $3.16 per month;B. Single-family dwelling units in any duplex, double house,and other buildings containing only single-family dwelling units, 3.16 per month;c. Apartment house, $3.16 per month for each ~pa~tment unit.When the director of public works determines that lt lS not reas~nably possible to place a trash bin at an active ~ater meter servl~e for a building generating trash in 7xcess of flve ~5-gallon con~alners per week, the charge foreachunltofsuchmultlple-famlly building shall be an additional $3.16 per month;D. Hotel, motel, bungalow court, or auto court, $3.16 for each d~elling E. Hotel, motel, bungalow court, or auto court, 86 cents permonthforeachdwellingunitwithprivatetoiletfacilitiesonly,other than a dwelling unit described in subsection D above; F. For each water closet in any hotel, motel, bungalow court, or auto court other than a water closet in any dwelling unit in sub- sections D and E hereof, the sum of $3.16 per month; G. Rooming house, $3.16 per month, together with 86 cents permonthforeachrentedroom; H. Clubhouse equipped with sanitary plumbing facilities, 3.16 per month for one water closet, and 86 cents per month for each additional water closet; I. For each office situated in any building other than an office building, $3.16 per month; J. Trailer camps or trailer parks, $3.16 per month for each trailer space; provided, that if any such trailer camp or trailer park disposes of its own trash, then the rate shall be only 86 cents per month for each trailer space; K. For all other premises not specifically mentioned in this section where such premises is occupied by one or more persons, or is used for commercial, professional, manufacturing, or pro- cessing purposes with sanitary plumbing facilities, $3.16 per month for one water closet and 86 cents per month for each additional water closet; I 1 I L. For condominiums or townhouses with individual water meters and utilizing bin service, 30 cents per month. 13.60.030 Trash disposal contractor--charges. The City' s trash disposal contractor may charge for other than regular residen-tial service in accordance with the following schedule:COST PER BIN PER MONTH WITH BINS TO BE FURNISHED BY CONTRACTOR NUMBER OF PICKUPS 3-CUBIC YARDS SERVICE 37.00 per monthOnceWeekly47.25 per month Twice Weekly 59.25 per month ThreeTimesWeekly74.00 per month FiveTimesWeekly84.25 per month Daily Except Sunday 2- CUBIC YARDS SERVICE 27.00 per month Once Weekly 33.75 per month Twice Weekly DROP-OFF BED* 63.50 per load 73. 75 per load 18-Foot 22-Foot 12.50 per bale In excess of 75 pounds and less than 2,000 pounds BALE Contractor may collect drop-off bed fees prior SPECIAL SERVICE FEE REQUESTED BY RESIDENT 8.00 per pick up per load SPECIAL BIN CLEANING SERVICE 15.00 Bin cleaning charges per Bin 13.60.040 Charges to premises without sewer mains. For each residential unit, commercial unit, or industrial unit to which a sewer main is not available where such premises is occupied byoneormorepersonsorisusedforprofessional, commercial, manufacturing or processing purposes, charges shall be $2.86 permonth. SECTION II: The reasons for the urgency of this Ordinance are as follows: The City's trash contractor has experienced significant cost increases due to labor cost increases. This increase in labor costsnecessitatesanincreaseinthesumpaidbytheCitytothetrash contractor and, therefore, an increase in the sanitation chargepaidbyallpropertyownersintheCity. In order to cover increased labor costs, the City and the City's trash contractor agreed that any increase in charges should re effectIve as of December 1, 1981. However, due to the lengthoftimenecessarytoanalyzethefinancialdatasubmittedbythe trash contractor and due to the length of time to reach agree- ment on a recommended increase, it was impossible for the City to present a regular Ordinance to be effective on January 1, 1982; therefore, the necessity of this urgency Ordinance. Unless an urgency Ordinance can become effective on January 1, 1982, it shall be necessary to increase the sanitation charge in a greater amount in order to permit the City's trash contractor to cover increased labor costs. An Ordinance enacted pursuant to the regularly established procedure would require five or six weeks from the day it was first introduced to become effective. THEREFORE, pursuant to the procedures of Section 36937 of the California Government Code, the City Council of the City of OrangeherebyenactsthisOrdinanceasanurgencymeasuretobecome effective on January 1, 1982 in order to protect the public health, safety and welfare until the time the permanent ordinance becomes effective. ADOPTED this 8th day of December 1981. Attest: f2:-~~l. 1.'-Y Cl.er of tM? Ci"t1! 0 Orange 3- STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE 5S CITY OF ORANGE I, NARILYN J. JENSEN, City Clerk of the City of Orange, California,do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance 39-81 wasregularlyintroduced, reading in full was waived, was read by Title, waspassedandadoptedataregularmeetingoftheCityCouncil, City ofOrange,california held on the 8th day of December 1981, by the following vote,to wit:AYES: COUNCILMEN: Barrera, BIni th, Perez, Beyer NOES: COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Mayor Beam WITNESS my hand and seal this 9th day of December 19~.M~~ jl-~City Clerk of the City of Orange