2023-85 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 56 Refuse and Recyclables Removal

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18. SERVICE REQUIRED. ... 19. COMMERCIAL PREMISES. Basic removal service shall be provided, either by the owner or occupant thereof, or by a licensee hereunder, at all commercial premises in the City where refuse is produced. 20. VEHICLES.... 21. REMOVAL.... 22. APPLICATION.... 23. LICENSE FEE. All applications for licenses or renewals thereof shall be accompanied by an annual fee of Six Hundred Dollars ($600.00) plus Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for each vehicle to be operated during the license year or for any portion of a license year. Trucks taken out of service and/or replaced during the course of the year must be reported to the City and an additional Two Hundred Dollar ($200.00) fee paid for new trucks put into service. The license year shall commence January 1, and end the following December 31. 24. RESIDENTIAL AREAS. The residential areas described in applications for licenses hereunder shall be those respective areas established and existing on January 1, 2023, as shown by the descriptions attached to the license applications on file with the Finance Department on that date. No residential area, or part of an area, shall be changed, or changed from one license to another except upon notice to each licensee and the occupant of each residence that would be affected by any proposed change and after a hearing before the City Manager in the time and manner provided for hearings other than to establish rates, and as provided by this Chapter. 25. LICENSED AREAS. No residential area shall be included in the boundaries of more than one license. Boundaries of licensed areas may be changed by the City as provided in this Chapter. 26. PUBLIC HEARING.... 27. REPORT OF HEARING. Such hearing officer may consider that which is submitted concerning any item contained within such application; the experience and responsibility of the applicant; the effect the proposed service may have on the general health, safety and welfare of the community; and such other matters as may to such officer appear to be germane, and such officer shall file with the Finance Department a report in writing of findings and conclusions with regard thereto, which said report shall specifically, in addition to whatever else may be reported, state findings as to: (a) Whether or not the public is at the time reasonably and adequately served. (b) Whether or not convenience and necessity requires the proposed service.