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AMENDMENT - REFUSE COT J.~.CTION FEES; WATER TERMn~ATION
ORDINANCE NO. 92-2908
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS,
AMENDING SECTION 24-47 ENTITLED "REFUSE
COLLECTION FEES; WATER TERMINATION" ~ OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF PLAI~,
TEXAS
WHEREAS, City Administration has compleled a detailed analysis of sanitation
revenues and expenses; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined a need for a new landfill site; And
WHEREAS, it is necessary to increase refuse collection and disposal fees to
provide funds for development of a landfill solid waste dL~posal site; and
WHEREAS, at a regularly scheduled City Council meeting on February 11,
1992, the proposed rate adjustments were reviewed by the City Council.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the city Council of the City of
Plainview, TeXas, that Section 24-47 entitled "Refuse Collection Fees; Water
Termination" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of P1Ainview, Texas is
amended in its entirety and from henceforth shall read as follows:
Section 24-47. Refuse Collection Fees; Water Termination.
a) Class I: The collection and removal of refuse from houses, buildings,
and premises used for residential purposes shall be classified as Class I.
Residential Houses are hereby classified as Follows:
Class I-A -- one residential unit. $
Class I-B -- two residential units with one
water meter.
CLASS I-C -- three residential units with one
water meter.
Class I-D -- two residential units on separate
water meters.
Class I-E -- three residential units on separate
water meters.
Class I-F -- one residential unit and apartments on
one water meter, each unit
Class I-G -- apartment house or trailer park with
four or more residential units, with
one mandatory three cubic yard container.
12.80 monthly
25.60
38.40
25.60
38.40
12.80
51.20
For each additional container determined by the Sanitation Superintendent to
be needed 51.20
Any Class I customer who desires Class II service may be provided such
subject to approval of the Sanitation Superintendent.
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b) Class II. The collection and removal of refuse from houses, buildings
and premises used for commercial and business purposes shall be classified as
Class II. Refuse collection shall be as follows:
Container Size
Number of times emptied per week
2 times 3 times 4 times 5 times
6 times
Regular rate
3 or 4 cu.yd. $58.00 $87.00
$116.00 $145:00 $174.00
Reduced Rate
for Cardboard
3 or 4 cu.yd.
1 time
$23.00
2 times
$47.00 $70.00
$94.00 $117.00 $140.00
Regular Rate
8 cu.yd.
$111.00 $167.00 $223.00 $279.00 $335.00
i time
Reduced Rate
for Cardboard
8 cu. yd.
$47.00
2 times
'$94.00 $140.00 $187.00 $234.00 $280.00
Shared Rate: Shall be based upon the charge for service, as set out above
shared by the number of customers using the container in accordance with
the service needs of each but in no case for each customer's service
requirement less than the following per times a week:
2 times3 times 4 times 5 times 6 times
$30.00 $46.00 $61.00 $77.00 $92.00
Special Service Charges: Each extra empty of:
3 or 4 Cubic Yard
8 Cubic Yard
$23.00
$33.00
c) Charges Due Monthly: These charges shall be made monthly, and the
charges and fees for the collection and disposal of refuse shall be added to
and be placed upon the water bill or otherwise billed to each account.
Payments of amounts due for refuse collection and disposal service shall be
made within the time set forth on the water bill and slqall be subject to the
same penalty set forth thereon. If the refuse fee is not paid when it becomes
due, then the City shall refuse to furnish any water and]or refuse collection
and disposal service to the residence, apartments, dormitory or establishment
for which such refuse collection fee has not been paid.
d) Commercial Rates Outside City. Commercial establishments outside the
city limits within a five (5) mile radius of the City, may be provided refuse
collection service by the City and will be subject to the following rates:
Pickups
Per Week 4c.y. 8c.y. 12c.y. 16c.y. 20c.y. 24c.y.
1 $108 $195 $282 $370 $456 $543
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2 $217 $305 $393 $481 $569 $657
3 $326 $415 $504 $593 $682 $771
4 $434 $525 $615 $705 $795 $885
5 $543 $634 $726 $817 $908 $1000
6 $652 $744 $837 $929 $1021 $1107
28c.y. 32c.y. 36c.y. 40c.y. 44c.y. 48c.y.
1 $630 $717 $804 $890 $977 $1064
2 $745 $833 $921 1007 $1097 $1185
3 $860 $949 $1038 $1127 $1216 $1306
4 $976 $1066 $1156 $1244 $1336 $1427
5 $1091 $1182 $1273 $1365 $1456 $1547
6 $1206 $1298 $1391 $1483 $1576 $1668
Section 2: Effective Date.
This amendment shall be effective with the first billing in April, 1992.
Section 3: Conflicts.
To the extent that any provisions in this ordinance are in conflict with or
inconsistent with any provisions of any other ordinance or Code provisions,
the terms of this ordinance shall prevail.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 25th day of February, 1992.
ATTEST:
Kamen McBeth, City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Norman Huggins, Director of Finance
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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Wally Ha[ch, City Attorney
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