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Chapter 56.1 <br /> 3. RECYCLING CONTRACT. The City may, by action of the Council, contract with, <br /> or authorize a contract with, any person, firm or corporation for the collection and/or processing <br /> of recyclable materials from all dwellings within the City pursuant to a recycling program. The <br /> City may, by action of the Council, authorize licensed refuse removal haulers for the collection <br /> of recyclable materials from all dwellings within the City pursuant to a recycling program and <br /> may reimburse licensed haulers for the collection of those recyclable materials through a service <br /> charge as described in Paragraph 4 below. The Council hereby ratifies any such contract autho- <br /> rized prior to the effective date of this Chapter and which has an effective date on or about Octo- <br /> ber 1, 1991. <br /> 4. SERVICE CHARGE. To provide for the expense of providing a recycling program <br /> for the citizens of the City of Decatur, the City may, by action of the Council, levy a charge on <br /> the owners of all dwellings within the City from which recyclable materials must be collected <br /> under the provisions of any contract as provided herein. Such charge may only be in such <br /> amount as represents the actual costs andwill meet the contractual obligations of the City and <br /> provide for other administrative expenses of the City related to the collection of recyclable mate- <br /> rials. The owners of such dwellings shall be responsible for the payment of all charges levied <br /> under the provisions hereof. The City Manager may, upon public notice in a newspaper of gen- <br /> eral circulation not less than 30 days in advance, adjust the service charge in accordance with the <br /> contractual obligations and actual costs approved by the City Council. (AMENDED, Ordinance <br /> No. 2005-104, November 21, 2005) <br /> 5. CHARGE MANDATORY. Any charge levied by the Council on any owner of a <br /> dwelling pursuant to this Chapter shall be fully due and owing to the City regardless of whether <br />