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ORDINANCE 27-99
AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO ARTICLE IV OF CHAPTER 13,
ENTITLED "GARBAGE AND TRASH", OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA, IN
ORDER TO AMEND SEC. 13-68, DEFINITIONS; AMENDING
SEC. 13-69, PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN CITY SOLID
WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES INCLUDING THOSE FOR
CERTAIN MULTIRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE PICKUP OF RECYCLABLES; AMENDING SEC. 13-70
TO REVISE PROVISIONS RELATING TO PRIVATE
COLLECTION SERVICE OF MULTIRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS;
AMENDING SEC. 13-71 TO REVISE PROVISIONS TO INCLUDE
BULK TRASH AND RECYCLABLES IN COLLECTION HOURS
RESTRICTIONS; AMENDING SEC. 13-72 TO PROVIDE THAT
CLAIMS FOR REFUNDS AND ADJUSTMENTS OF GARBAGE OR
TRASH CHARGES BE MADE TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR;
AMENDING SEC. 13-74 TO REVISE REGULATIONS
PERTAINING TO THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF
GARBAGE AND TRASH BY PRIVATE HAULERS; PROVIDING A
CONFLICT CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA
BEACH, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That Sec. 13-68 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-68. Definitions.
Bulk trash, as used herein shall mean and refer to furniture, appliances,
concrete rubble, mixed-reefing-material; rock, gravel and other earthen materials,
equipment; wire and cable and other—acceptable material defined in--the
agreement-between-the-Gity--of-Da ' sling-ef�ler,
Inc., all large cuttings of vegetative and wood matter
which are a part of normal yard maintenance and which are too large to place in
the 96 gallon roll out container.
Bulk yar4 trash, as used herein, sgaA refer-mall--large-suttings-ef
vegetative and wood matter which are a part of normal yard maintenance.
Geptairteriaedseruiee asdsed herein, shall mean sepvice by a detaGha
rnntaine-F designed or nteaded to be mechanically-dumped-iHte a paskertype
trunk in exrerr of elghty-E80)-gaNens' capacity:
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Garbage, as used herein shall mean and refer primarily to food wastes
consisting principally of animal and vegetable matter, subject to decay, and
sacks, cans or tins used for the purpose of storing or containing foods, meats
and vegetables.
Multiresidential family buildings, as used herein, shall be any structure or
combination of structures situated on adjacent or contiguous land and designed
to be occupied, in whole or in part, as the residence or living quarters of more
than four (4) families at the same time.
Multiresidential unit, as used herein, shall be that part of a multifamily
residential building designed to be occupied, in whole, or in part, as the
residence or living quarters of not more than one family at the same time. Such
residential units shall not include mobile homes which are located within a duly
licensed mobile home park and shall not include a residence that adjoins or is a
part of a building from which a duly licensed business is conducted or operated.
Multifamily residential buildings which are a part of a cooperative apartment,
townhouse, condominium or similar development with a combined total of five (5)
or more residential units shall not be included in the definition of a multifamily
residential unit or building.
Pickup point, as used herein, shall mean a particular location on a lot or
parcel of land which is designated by the city manager after conferring with the
contractor collecting such garbage or trash for the pickup of garbage or trash
which unless otherwise designated shall be a location within one foot of the lot
line adjoining a public right-of-way.
Recvclable Materials as used herein shall include newsprint clear,
green and brown glass containers steel cans aluminum beverage containers
#1 PETE and #2 HDPE plastic containers
Residential sitelunit, as used herein, shall mean the lot or parcel of land
on which is constructed a single-family home.
Time of pickup, as used herein, shall mean between the hours of 7:00
a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Collection of garbage and trash on Sunday is prohibited
except between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Yard Trash, as used herein shall mean and refer to grass cuttings, tree
branches and shrubbery trimmings which are can be contained in plastie-bags-Gr
eentar a4Gns the ninety-six (96) gallon roll out
containePL
rs provided by the City.
Trash excluded from regular pick up, as used herein shall mean tires,
batteries, any materials considered hazardous by county or state ordinances,
and bulk trash afid-bWk-yard fash-ever-six )-Gu G-yardsand4rash--as4efined
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Section 2. That Sec. 13-69 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-69. Service provided by city.
(a) Solid waste:
(1) For each residential units and multiresidential unit family
building(s) containing no more than four (4) units, the city shall provide,
twice a week, unlimited pickup of garbage and trash as described
hereinabove, which shall be placed in thirty-two ninety-six (96) gallon roll
out garbage bags-however,-structures-captaining four E4}
units-&ha"lave-the-eptien-0f-city-provided_$Ieku�tractMg-wtth-a
private-&anitatier-company-for-ontalnerlaed-sewlse or trash remeval--hi
any-event; containers, Me garbage and trash shall and must be placed
in said containers and shall not at any time be placed in loose piles plastic
baps or any other type of container.
(2) Multiresidential structures family building(s) containing fear-( five
n units or more must use centainerized a private collection and hauling
service provided by a private licensed sanitation company-except-#or
ft6e--fear-unit--struoture&4iat-have-&hewn-the-optiep-ef-city provided
service.
(b) Bulk trash pickup:
(1) For all residential units and multiresidential units family buildings
containing no more than four(4) units, the city shall provide pickup, once a
month, of bulk trash as defined hereinabove.
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sentrant♦ngwith-a-privatacompanyfierlra6h4emeva,
(2) The maximum amount of bulk trash to be picked up shall be six (6)
cubic yards (approximately five (5) feet by six (6) feet) per residential unit.
Trash exceeding the maximum cubic yards will require a special pickup as
described in subsection (e) below.
(c) Batk yard trash pickup Recyclables
(1)—FoF all ro61deF}teal and- Wtaresidential-unitsson(ai�
four (4) units,t -ehbulk
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(.2;—The-rr}aximum-amoun�of-bulk�ard-trash-te-be-disposed-o�s#aU be
SOX (6) Gubis--yards-(approxfraatety- iv (F5,- et-by--sic ro)-feet) per
residentia"nit.T-rash--exoeediag-tbe-maximuru cubic-yards will--require-a
spesiaHxokup-as-dessr+bed-hereinbelow-
For each residential unit(s) and multiresidential family building(s)
containing no more than four (4) units the City shall provide once a week
pickup of recyclables which shall be placed in recycling bins provided by
the City. The pickup of recyclables shall be on one of the days that solid
waste is picked up and the residents or occupants shall not co-mingle
solid waste with recyclables
(d) Scheduled pickup: Bulk trash and bulk-yar44rash as described
hereinabove, must not be put out for pickup prior to the Friday immediately
preceding the week that pickups are scheduled in designated areas.
(e) Special pickup:
(1) Special trash pickups are available for resident owners or
occupants that do not wish to wait for a regular pickup in their area or
have in excess of the cubic yards provided for in this article.
(2) Trash for special pickup must be kept separate from trash for
regular pickup. If this stipulation is violated, the city will notify owner or
occupant of the necessity of a special pickup and the charge based on the
combined volume of trash.
(3) Trash must be legally disposed of within three (3) working days
after being discarded. If not disposed of within stated time, the city will
have the trash removed and assess a charge equal to one and one-half
(11/2) the amount of the special pickup. This charge will be added to the
utility bill.
(4) Charge for special pickup will be according to resolution adopted by
the city commission which may be amended from time to time which
charges shall apply to all collectors doing business within the City of Dania
Beach.
(5) Special trash pickup is not available to licensed building contractors
except as provided for by private licensed haulers.
(6) The scheduling of regular special trash pickup will be determined
by the public works director City's contract hauler and the City's contract
hauler should be contacted regarding scheduling of special trash pickups
The City's contract hauler shall be responsible for billing and collection of
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all amounts owed for special pickups The City shall not be responsible or
liable for the billing or collection of any amounts to be paid or owed for
special pickups.
(f) [Exceptional conditions.] Whenever there exists exceptional
conditions of occupancy and use of premises, the city manager is hereby
authorized to charge proper fees and prices for collection and disposal
predicated upon the cost therefor.
(g) [Fees.] All fees for garbage, tra h bulk trash, and recvclables
collection bulk yard trash as described hereinabove shall be set by
resolution adopted by the city commission and as same may be amended
from time to time.
(h) (Payment required.] Monthly fees for regular pickup of garbage,
trash,
_ bulk trash and recvclables and--buAk—yard--tressh, are payable
regardless of occupancy.
(i) Illegal dumping of trash throughout the city shall result in a fine up
to five hundred dollars ($500.00),and<er six (6) months in jail or both.
Q) The amount of the collection fee imposed in this article for the
collection and disposal of garbage,and trash, bulk trash and recvclables is
hereby declared to be a debt due to the city, and any person required
under the terms of this article to have any accumulation of garbage, and
trash and bulk trash removed and disposed of at any time shall be liable to
the city for the amount of the collection fee due therefor. The collection
and disposal of solid waste is found to specifically benefit the property to
which it is provided and the cost shall constitute a lien against the
premises to the same extent and character as the lien for special
assessments and with the same penalties and with the same rights of
collection, foreclosure, sale, or forfeiture as obtained by special
assessment liens. Delinquencies in the payment of solid waste,
recyclable s and disposal collection fees may be collected or enforced by
any lawful means. This will not apply to charges for special pickups
charged directly by the city contractor.
Section 4. That Sec. 13-70 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-70. Containerized Private collection service.
The owner or occupant To these of multipleresidential units family
buildings using sentaineriaed private collection service, the Awner ar
ooeupant shall contract with a licensed private contractor as provided for
in Ordinance No. 22-91, for the use of private disposal systems using
sentaiaers havin�aG4y-ef-eiggty (60)-gallens-er 9GF,-er-otherw4se
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to legally dispose of garbage or and trash by means other than city
provided services.
Section 5. That Sec. 13-71 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-71. Pickup time.
All collection of garbage, and trash, bulk trash and rec cly ables shall be
done between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Collections of garbage, and trash
and bulk trash on Sunday is prohibited except between the hours of 10:00
a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Section 6. That Sec. 13-72 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-72. Refunds and adjustments of garbage and/o"r-ash
pickup charges.
Any and all applications or requests for refunds or adjustments of garbage
or trash pick up charges must be filed with the oitjr-olerk-auditer Finance
Director no later than sixty (60) days from and after September thirtieth
(30th) of each fiscal year, with such refunds or adjustments limited to
charges made and paid during that fiscal year.
Section 7. That Sec. 13-73 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-73. Reward for certain information.
The city will pay an award in the amount of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) to
anyone furnishing information that leads to the apprehension of anyone
illegally dumping tires within the city limits.
Section 8. That Sec. 13-74 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-74. Garbage collection by sit;; private haulers, permits
required.
(a) Collection generally. AII-garbage which
be-Geliested sonveyedand disposed of by the city a Gent ,c hefeinafter
provided: No person shall collect or convey over any of the streets or
alleys in the city any garbage or trash produced in the city, without a
hauling permit or disposal permit, as applicable, issued pursuant to this
chapter. The issuance of such hauling permit shall be based solely on the
factors set forth in subsection (e) of this section a4id-in the case both of
hauling permits and dispesal-permits en theanability or refusal of theGit!'
to provide service as the circa . Renewal of existing
hauling permits shall be based upon compliance with the factors set out in
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I subsections (e) and (f) below. Persons who are presently served by the
holder of a hauling permit and who on the date of the adoption of this
ordinance are required to be served by the City's contractor, may obtain a
disposal permit Robvithstan ii,;94he-present a�
City4G_sep&44hat
account for the period of time remaining on the existing hauling contract
with their private collector (this period of time shall exclude any optional
renewal periods).
(b) Frequency of pickups. Bays-hours-,and -f Frequency of garbage
pickups are in the sole discretion of the city manager or designee.
Restaurants and other establishments serving food for immediate
consumption on- or off-premises shall have garbage collection at least
four (4) times per week or as otherwise authorized by the city manager or
designee. Other nonresidential customers and all residential customers
shall have garbage collection at least two (2) times per week.
(c) Prior placement. No garbage trash recyclables or bulk trash items
to be collected by a private hauler or the City's hauler shall be placed on
the right-of-way for a period longer than twenty-four (24) hours prior to
collection.
(d) Collection by private contractor. No person, partnership,
association or corporation shall collect, convey or dispose of any garbage
accumulated in the city without first having obtained a permit from the city
manager or designee. A permit shall be issued only upon the criteria set
forth herein.
(e) Permit required. Any person, partnership, association or
corporation who wishes to obtain a permit to collect, convey or dispose of
any garbage accumulated in the city must first make application, to the city
manager or designee. The application shall include a cashier's check or
certified check in the amount of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or five
hundred dollars ($500.00), as applicable under subsection (f)(2) below, in
addition to an application fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). Each
applicant shall submit in writing a list of its qualifications for a garbage
hauling permit. Such list shall include the following:
(1) Evidence of adequate number of trucks to provide service, and
backup level to properly service the number of customer accounts applied
for.
(2) Certification of proper and adequate insurance coverage of not less
than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) public liability insurance.
(3) Evidence of sufficient maintenance ability to meet the service
needs of the number of trucks and equipment to be used by the permittee.
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(4) Demonstration that a business office with a toll free telephone
number will be operated to provide adequate response to customer
inquiries or complaints. The office address shall be provided.
(5) Agreement that hours of service will be limited to the hours of 7:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and from 10.00 a.m. to 4 00
p.m. on Sundays
' (6) Agreement that all pickup of food and other putrescents from
commercial establishments shall be at least four (4) times a week
regardless of the size of the container.
(7) Agreement that service will not be discontinued unless written
notice is delivered to the address receiving the service ten (10) days prior
to the discontinuance of service; with a copy of the notice being sent at the
same time to the city manager or designee.
(8) Name, address and telephone number of the person to be
contacted by city with reference to the operation of this section.
(9) Names and addresses of the owners of the company making
application. If the applicant is a corporation, this includes a list of all
officers and directors. If the applicant is a partnership this includes a list of
all partners.
(10) The applicant shall provide a list of all felony convictions within the
past ten (10) years in federal court, or the court of any state for violation of
antitrust, anticompetitive, racketeering or fraudulent practice laws with a
brief description of the circumstances. This paragraph also applies to all
individuals listed in paragraph (9) above.
(11) The applicant shall list any and all cities and counties from which
the applicant or the principals have involuntarily withdrawn service during
the five-year period immediately preceding the date of the application. The
applicant shall also list any and all franchises issued to the applicant which
have been suspended or revoked for the five-year period immediately
preceding the date of the application with a brief description of the reason
for such withdrawal.
(f) Issuance of hauling permit:
(1) In determining whether to issue a hauling permit, the city manager
or designee shall consider the information provided by the applicant under
subsection (e) above. The city manager or designee shall determine,
based on these criteria, whether the applicant has sufficient experience,
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ability, integrity and expertise to allow the applicant to successfully operate
within the city in accord with all applicable laws and regulations. In
analyzing the information provided in subsection (e)(10) and (11) of this
section, the city manager or designee shall consider the number and
seriousness of the specific incidents listed.
(2) The minimum fee for a permit shall be one thousand dollars
($1,000.00) per year payable in advance on or before October first of each
year; provided that if more is due for the quarter commencing October first
based on the cubic yards collected, then such greater amount shall be
paid. All permits shall expire each September thirtieth. However, if a
permit is granted for a period of less than six (6) months, the minimum fee
shall be five hundred dollars ($500.00) in addition to the application fee of
one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). A renewal application and a seventy-
five dollar ($75.00) application fee is required each year. The fee for a
hauling permit shall be twenty-seven cents ($0.27) per cubic yard of
uncompacted containers and eighty cents ($0.80) per cubic yard of
compacted containers collected in the City of Dania Beach by such private
haulers payable in advance. Such fee shall be payable on a quarterly
basis in advance within thirty (30) days of the beginning of each quarter
and the minimum fee due under this subsection shall be credited against
the fee collected on a per cubic yard basis as reported to the city by the
hauler in accordance with paragraph (5) of this subsection of the City of
Dania Beach. Failure to timely provide information required under
paragraph (5) of this subsection or to remit the fee required under this
paragraph shall be cause for revocation of any issued hauling permit and
a violation of this code punishable as provided in section 1-8 of this Code.
(3) All changes in customer accounts, whether additions or deletions,
shall be reported in writing to the city manager or designee within five (5)
days of such change, including giving the name of such customer and the
disposal permit number of such customer.
(4) The city manager is hereby authorized to designate a disposal
facility or facilities named in any interlocal or private waste disposal
agreement entered into by the city, and to require holders of hauling
permits to dispose of waste equivalent and of a similar nature to that
collected in the city at such location. Failure by a private hauling permit
holder to dispose of waste at such location shall be in violation of this
Code, punishable as provided in section 1-8 of this Code and shall be
cause for revocation of the violator's hauling permit.
(5) It shall be a condition of issuance or renewal of any hauling permit
that the holder of such hauling permit shall report to the city on a quarterly
basis at or before a date fixed by the city manager or designee, the bulk
tonnage of all materials originating within the city, conveyed, transported
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or disposed of by such private hauler and the following information about
individual customers served by the hauler within the city:
a. Location of service.
b. Number, size and type of containers served.
c. Frequency and days of week service is provided.
d. Duration of contract.
e. Name and address of each account.
f. Disposal permit number of each account
This requirement shall also apply to persons currently holding a hauling
permit and it shall be deemed unlawful and a violation of this Code to fail
to timely make the report required herein.
(g) Denial of permit and appeal:
(1) Any person who applied for a permit for hauling garbage cotlestien
and trash and is refused such a permit may appeal directly to the city
commission for a review of the decision of the city manager or designee.
Said appeal shall be forwarded in writing to the city manager for
placement on the commission agenda.
(2) If a permit application is denied and no appeal is taken under
paragraph (1) above or if the city commission upholds the city manager's
denial of a permit, the city manager shall refund the money submitted
under subsection (e) of this section less the application fee.
(h) Revocation of permit. Should any person who holds a permit for
hauling garbage and trash oellestien violate any of the provisions of this
Code or fail to do a required act of this Code, and should the city manager
determine that a permittee is operating in a manner harmful to the health,
safety or welfare of the citizens of the city, based upon the requirements of
subsections (e) and (f) above, or in violation of said requirements, he may
revoke the hauling permit for Polle ef-refuse after a hearing.
(1) Any revocation shall not be effective sooner than three) five 5
days from the date of mailing and shall not be effective if the permittee
requests a hearing within five (5) days of said date.
(2) The permittee shall be given at least seven (7) days notice of the
time, date and place of a hearing to be held by the city manager or his
designee. The notice shall state the charges or violations to be heard and
shall be held in accordance with due process of law.
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(3) At the conclusion of the hearing, the city manager may affirm the
revocation or specify such compliance as may be necessary for
compliance with this Code or applicable law.
(4) The decision of the city manager may be appealed to the city
commission by the permittee filing a written request for hearing within ten
(10) days of the decision with the city clerk.
(5) Upon hearing, the city commission may affirm, modify or reverse
the decision of the city manager.
(i) Disposal permits:
(1) The owner, tenant, occupant, or agent therefor, of the premises
upon or from which such garbage or trash is produced who desires to
have such garbage collection, conveyed or disposed of by a hauling
permit holder other than the City's contractor shall apply to the city
manager or designee for a disposal permit upon forms to be supplied by
the city manager or designee and shall pay an annual fee in the amount of
fifteen dollars ($15.00). Such application shall specify the nature of the
garbage or trash or both, of which the applicant will dispose. The disposal
permit provided herein shall be nontransferable. It shall be unlawful for
any person to offer garbage or trash or both for collection, conveyance or
disposal to any person, company or organization other than to the city's
contractor, unless the owner, tenant or occupant of the premises upon or
from which such garbage is produced has first obtained the disposal
permit required herein. It shall also be unlawful for any person, firm or
organization other than the City of Dania Beach to collect, convey or
dispose of garbage produced with the city unless the owner, tenant or
occupant of the premises upon or from which such garbage is produced
has first obtained the disposal permit required herein. It shall further be
deemed a violation of this Code subjecting the holder of a hauling permit
to its revocation if such holder services a customer who does not hold a
currently valid disposal permit.
(2) Persons served at the effective date of this section by a private
hauler holding a valid hauling permit and occupational license shall obtain
the disposal permit provided herein within ninety (90) days of the effective
date of this section. The city manager is hereby authorized to promulgate
rules and regulations reflecting proof of service by a private hauler at the
effective date of this section.
Section 9. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith shall be,
and the same are, hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict, except that this
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ordinance shall not repeal or alter any amortization period for nonconforming
signs established by any previously adopted ordinances.
Section 10. If any section, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance is held
to be invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, then the
holding shall in no way affect the validity of the remaining portions of this
ordinance.
Section 11. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect upon the delivery of
the new roll out containers and recycling bins, however, no later than January 1,
2000. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this ordinance shall be in force and take
effect for multiresidential family buildings currently under contract to a private
licensed collector for collection services at the end of the current term, without
regard to any optional extension provisions (i.e., extension periods shall not be
included).
PASSED AND ADOPTED on first reading on November 23, 1999.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on second r December 14, 1999.
- COMMISSIONER
ATTEST: ROLL CALL:
/ MAYOR BERTINO - YES
`l ( 6 ' %I'� c VICE-MAYOR MCELYEA- NO
SHERYL CHAPMAN COMMISSIONER ETLING - YES
ACTING CITY CLERK COMMISSIONER CALI - YES
COMMISSIONER MIKES- YES
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
BY: '� , ✓�1�1,I �n
THOM J. N BRO
CITY A ORNEY
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CITY OF DANIA BEACH
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY COMMISSION
MIKE SMITH, CITY MANAGER
CC: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
BUD PALM, DIRECTOR OF UTILITIES AND PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT
FROM: LINDSEY A. PAYNE, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
RE: REVISIONS MADE TO ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13,
GARBAGE AND TRASH
DATE: DECEMBER 8, 1999
At the first reading of the ordinance amending Chapter 13, "Garbage and Trash,"
at the City Commission meeting on November 23, 1999, several issues were
raised pertaining to the ordinance. The following references are to the revised
ordinance:
The first Commission comment pertained to the subject of sor lacement m
materials for pickup (page 4, item (d) and page 7, item (c)). Thee wasa once
that the two provisions seemed to conflict. However, a careful reading of those
sections reveals that they do not. The provision appearing on page 4, item (d),
states that bulk trash (defined in Sec. 13-68) can be placed outside on the Friday
before the once-a-month pickup, but that section does not address placement of
that material in the right-of-way. Page 7, item (c), states that all materials to be
picked up shall not be placed in the right-of-way more than 24 hours in advance
of the scheduled collection time. These two sections, therefore, do not conflict.
In practical terms, bulk trash, which includes all large yard cuttings, can be
placed outside one's residence somewhat earlier, as long as it is not placed in
the right-of-way until at least 24 hours prior to scheduled pickup. Consequently,
these sections have not been revised since first reading of the ordinance.
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The pro
vision appearing on page 4, item 6, has been revised to specifically state
that the billing and collection of payment for special pickups shall be the sole
responsibility of the City's contract hauler and not of the City.
Page 5, items (g), (h) and Q) have been revised to include "recyclables."
At the top of page 7, the new language (underlined text) added to Section 13-74
(a) is intended to provide that persons who currently do not have City service, but
are required under the new ordinance to obtain City service, do not need to
engage the City service until their current private hauler contract expires. This
provision is reiterated on page 12, Section 11 of the ordinance.
The ordinance is now ready for your consideration on second reading.
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PUBLISHED DAILY ' NOROL , REARING
/ , OqF L;IJOERUALE, FROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA DANITY
A'''LACH, FLOq FLORIDA
'JCA rfun, PALM EEACH COLNTYr FLCPIDA RUF 7-INGAFOLLOPTION
WING
IIAMI� JADE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROPOSED ORDINANCE:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV.
EN Thal the Cdy Commis-
S T A T_ OF FLORIDA slon of the Clty of Da I
Beach, Florida, on Uecem-
CVIJi1TY JF 9,POAARD/PALM ,EACH /JADE berlA, t999,at7;30PMor
c as soon IhereaItr as the
"FC2E H U .2S IGNED AUT,H CRITY PERSONALLY APPEARED mane. may be Heard. will
CootlCulot a pubbc hearing in
. . . , of y lc
room
WHO ON OATH SAYS THAT Mallhl��this Beach cny
Boulovarr�esl Dania Beach
Dame Botch
P / oHc i:5 A DCLY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE Flondatoronsmarmepro-
CL45SIF:' .D D?PA Ti ':IVT OF THE SUN—SENTINEL,TI NE Li DAILY Pwndyy'omnl,nce eninloal-� n f O q t r AN ORDINANCE PER-
h .J.;pnt E PU'5L .SHED IN 7P,dA. D/PAL.4 9EACH/DALE C..LNTY. TAINING To ARncLE Iv
FLORIDA THAT THc ED ATTACHED COPY OF ADVERTIS EMENTP EEING A OE PTEq 13 ENTb
TLGARBAGE AND TRASH', FT HE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY
A. IN I NIA BEgCH, FLORI-
h U T i C c O ORDER TO AMEND
AMENDING SECN IT p13_69
IN ,
IN THE FIATTLP OF PROVIDING n CHANGE FOR
L'rnu'� CITY .JL,.
L
VICES INCLUO NG THpSE A G:a A:i E AND T R A>H FOR CERTAIN MU LTIRESI.
DENTIAL BUILDINGS, AND
it; THE CIRCUIT CCUPT. WAS PUBLISHED IN SAID NEWSPAPER IN PCKUIPIOF 9ECYCLgE
BLES;gM ENDING SEC. t3- `v
THc ISSU Ca JF 70 TO REVISE PROVI-
SIONS RELATING TO
C / )L/01i 1 X EM0201 10SE1 ELLE 13
TEOF TOMULTIRI
ING SC -71 T
AFF IAN AMEND
T FUiTH ? R SAYS THAT THE SAID SUN—S ENT EL IS A REVISE PROVISIONS E.
he:rGPAPf? PUBLISHED IN SAID 9RO'WARD/PALA EEACH/DACE I PICKL INGT 8AMENDANG
C;'JNTY. FLOP ID 4, AND THAT THE SAID NEWSPAPER HAS HERETOFORE SEC. 13-72 io PgOVIDE
_ o FUNDS ANDS qD UST
E'J CO;�TiNJv'u SLY uIL ISHED IN SAID 3ROWAR D/PALA BEACH/CADE MENTS OF GAgBAGE T
C `ITY. FLORIDA, EACH DAY, AND HAS SEEN ENTERED AS SECOND TRgsH cHAgces BIs
E
MADE TO THE FINANCE
CLr!JG °ATTEP AT THE PJST CFFICE IN FORT LAUDERDAL Eo IN SAID DIRECTOR; AMENDINC
SEC 13-7a 70 g
d2JwAPJ EVISE
INGCJUATY. FLCRIDAi FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR NEXT REGULATIONS PERTAIN
FR'ECEOI;IG THE FIRST PUILICATICN OF THE ATTACHED CCPY OF AN TOISPOSAL LE T1A F N
4DV(:PTI .;EMENT; AND AFFIANT FURTHER SAYS THAT HF./SHE HAS VATE HAULEq^SY pBOVOI.
N; TTH£R PAIJ NOR PROMISED ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORFORATICN A SEVEgggI LIITY CLAUSE
ANY DISCOUNT, R':9ATEe COMMISSION CP. REFUND FOR THE PURPCSE FECTIVE DAINI AN EF.
CF SECURI ;JS THIS ADVEkTISEMENT FOR PU3LICATIO1v IN SAID AC°PY of this pro osoc
ordinance is on fe In Ins
hEdoPAPEn". II office of the Acting City
/ 1 DDun a City Hall, ati Wesl
Beach Boulevard,
Dania Beach, Fled b the. . . , . . .- . . .• . .• . . may be Inspected by the
t V �r public during normal work.
ntereeletl 'n,Y
( in ours,
C:GNAT'JR _ OF AFFI NT) appear at theaaforesaid
meeting and be heard with
respect to the pro ,
Sw :)kN 7J AIVL S!)3S Ca I7ED BEFORE ME Any parson proposed
who decides to
appeal any decision made
THIS OT DAY OF )FCE:.I3ER by the City C°mmission wife
respect to any matter can-
A .D 4 Y 9 sidered at this hearing will
,._/ ryryry need a recortl of the pro-
. . �•, ... .. .. .. .. . ceodings and for such
ppoae may neetl to Pm•
fhat a verbatim ensure
the proceedings u medpf
CSI Nj TJP- OF NJTARY PUJLI. ) which record includes I
testimony and evaence
-JO upon which the appeal is to
1 be based. -
' r J In accordance wile the
American with Disabilities
.v Act,Persons loading asals-
. ... .. . . . . . ... .... . . .. lance Io participate In any
{ fJ A E O F NOTARY T Y?E D r. P R I IY Contact Of the proceedings showd
Pman
NTED•OR• STA' Pc0 ) roeedCnt
.�. Acting City Clerk, 100 1man,
Dania Beach Bo 330 ul°verpt
' ONALLY K%OWN . ... ... . .. . . .. . . OR 921 Dania, 0ext 20301 954J
72 hours xt. 203 at east
meeling Prior to the
P non Johnson
:JENT:FICATI'ON . . ... ... . ... .. .. . /a/ CnaCity Clark
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P'UALISHED DAILY
FC°T L,AJJERDALEo aROW'ARD COUNTY. FLORIDA
'UCA nATCNo PALM EEACH COL NTYo FLCRIDA
IlAiHIo DADE COUYTYo FLOFIDA
STATE IF FLORIDA
COU,,TY JF 5,, OAARD/PAL11 :EACH /JADE
FCR = rt U -RSIGNFD AUTHORITY PEPSONALLY APPEARED
•- fL-16, 'dH0 ON OATH SAYS THAT
P`/ aHc L) A DLLY AL'THORiZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
CLAUSIF:' .D DcFARTi451uT OF THE SUN—ScNTItdEI, DAILY
N-WJPA PL " PJ'i L ISHE9 IN IRC'AARD/PALM '3EACH/DADE CCLNTYo
FLOAIDA THAT TH-- ATTACHED COPY OF ADVERTISEMENTo EEING A
NUT:CE
iN THE :tiATTcR OF
CAP.Aoi AND TRAoH
it' THE CIRCUIT CCURTo AAS PU6LISHED IIr SAID NEWSFAPER iN
THE ISSUC; OF
C o 12lJ10 1 d EMO20110
AFFIANT FURTHER SAYS THAT THE SAID SUN—SENTINEL IS A
°U.3LI3HED IN SAID 3ROWAR0/PALd EEACH/DACE
C'JU,NTY , FLORIDA , AND THAT THE SAID NEWSPAPER HAS HERETOFORE
__=A CO:vTiNJOUSLY Fu9LISHED IN SAID 3RO4ARD/PALM EEACH/CADE
C 'iTYo FLORIDA, EACH DAYo AND HAS BEEN EATERED AS SECOND
ILM1OS �'ATiER AT THE POST CFFICE :N FORT LAUDERDALEo IN SAID
nriJnAiiD COUNTY. FLCRIDAo FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR NEXT
FREC Jir!G THE FIRST PU-ILICATION OF THE ATTACHED CCPY OF
IDVLPTI . FMEVT; AND AFFIANT FURTHER SAYS THAT HF./SHE HAS
NEITHE2 PAI) NIR PROMISED ANY PERSON/ FIRM OR CORFORATICN
ANY DISCOurlTo RE9ATEo COPMISSION CP. REFUND FOR THE PURPCSE
CF SECURIt13 THIS ADVERTIScMENT FOR PU3LICATION IN SAID
NE�;PaPE,,.
. . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . .
(CIGNATUR . OF AFFIANT) •
SnJkN TO AND a!133CQI!ED PEF)RE NE
THIS J1 DAY OF JFCEI3ER
A .D�9)a
TJPE OF 'dvTARY PU3LI )
va �
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NA'IC OF NOTARY TY•EDo PINTED OR STA�PED )
ONALLY K%OWN .... .V../R.. .. . . . .. .. . OR
.. FBJJUC•=U iDNT:FICATION . . .. . .. . . . .. . ... .
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