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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Statement 1982/06/15 Item 17a, bJ COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT Item 17 a, b Meeting Date: 6/15/82 At Cit exi do rec sub Mun and b.Ordinance /~~~ - Amending Chapter 8.24 of the Municipal Code, relating to the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Litter in the City BY: City Manager and City Attorney (4/5th Vote: Yes No X ) TITLE: a•Resolutior+~~0 - of Intention to Grant a Franchise for Refuse Co lection and Disposal to Chula Vista Sanitary Service heir meeting of April 27, 1982, the City Council directed the Manager to undertake a negotiation of the renewal of the ting contract with Chula Vista Sanitary Service. In conjunc- with the renewal of the contract or a franchise, as is being mmended by the City Attorney's office, it is also desirable to tantially amend our existing Chapter 8.24 of the Chula Vista cipal Code relating to the collection and disposal of garbage litter in the City of Chula Vista. ~MMENDATION: That the City Council adopt the resolution of intention to grant a franchise, setting a public hearing for July 13, 1982 and place the ordinance amending Chapter 8.24 of the Chula Vista Municipal Code on first reading. BOA~tD/COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: N/A DISCUSSION: Sub equent to the meeting of April 27, 1982, the City Manager and Cit Attorney have met with representatives of Chula Vista Sanitary and have reviewed documents presented by them for con ideration (in their terms) of a franchise agreement, which the had hoped might be acted upon at the meeting of June 15, 198 Aft r reviewing the documents presented by the Chula Vista Sanitary Service, the City Attorney has recommended that we do pro eed with a public hearing to grant a franchise to Chula Vista San tary. That is the word that they have utilized throughout the r documentation and in accordance with Article XII of the (Continued on page two) Item 17 a,b Meeting Date: 6/15/82 Page Two Ch rter, it is a perfectly appropriate way in which to go. At the pr sent time, we do have a contract which has been in existence si ce 1959 subject to many amendments. There is no significant difference between the concept of a franchise and a contract ex ept that the procedures for adopting a franchise as spelled out in the Charter must be adhered to very strictly. It is the fe ling of the City Attorney that such procedures do clearly gu rantee the right of the citizens to examine the terms and co ditions under which the refuse collection program in the City of Chula Vista will be undertaken, and that this is very de irable. Th franchise ordinance which has been prepared does provide for a to -year term. However, the Council may stipulate any term which th y deem to be more advantageous to the public interest. It is th recommendation of the City Attorney that a five-year term be co sidered since this does seem to be consistent with the type of co tract that Chula Vista Sanitary and other such services have wi h other agencies in the County. Such matter can be fully ex lored at the time of the public hearing. It is recommended in the proposed franchise that the existing rate st ucture, as approved by Resolution No. 10585 on August 4, 1981, be retained until an appropriate review of the rate schedule co sidering possible modification of such items as mandatory co lection, reduced rates for seniors, and the increase in fr nchise fee. The franchise proposes that said review take place on or about October 1, 1982. We are suggesting that the fee be raised from the existing 2~ to 4.5~. This is a reasonable increase in the franchise fee based up n the obviously increased costs for street maintenance ne essitated to some degree by the deterioration caused by the re use collection operation. Pr vision might be made to provide a rebate to senior citizens on th theory that they do, in fact, generate less refuse than other ty es of households or residential units. The rebate process wo ld authorize a $2.00 rebate for single family residences and a $1.00 rebate for apartment and mobile home dwellers. The rebate pr cess is being recommended in lieu of other potential methods of se uring a reduced rate for senior citizens because it is felt th t such a rebate should apply not only to seniors who live in '-~ ~a9~r Item 17 a, b Meeting Date: 6/15/82 Page Three S ]. di fu ce th Sa ne to igle family residences and receive individual billing, either -ectly from the Sanitary Service or as contemplated in the :ure from the Water Company, but should be granted to seniors > reside in apartments or mobile homes where there is a itralized trash collection and where they do not directly pay bill, but are billed through their rental payments. The iitary Service has suggested that such a rebate is not ;essarily equitable and further discussion will be required as that matter. Th re has been a proposal that the be placed upon the November ballot or finance". The City Attorney has ti n such a "people's ordinance" w at this time. matter of mandatory collection to be considered as a "people's prepared for later considera- hich is included in your package Al hough the City Attorney has previously indicated support of a pr posal for a "people's ordinance", he feels that such a matter sh uld be incorporated in the existing ordinance amending Chapter 8. 4 of the Municipal Code. The matter of mandatory rubbish co lection should not be subject to the electoral process. The va t majority of our citizens because of their inability on a in ividual basis to resolve the problem of disposal of refuse, pay fo the collection as required by the City Code. The public he lth and safety should not be subjected to a vote of the people ev n though it is probable that it would receive a large of irmative vote. Th Se fo City Attorney recommends that as a part of the amendment to ;tion 8.24.060 of Chapter 8.24 of the Municipal Code that the .lowing sentences be incorporated therein: It shall be the responsibility of such person to provide for scheduled garbage, rubbish, or refuse collection by means of the services of the contract or franchise agent. It shall be mandatory for each such person to utilize such service and to pay the collection charge established by the City of Chula Vista for such service. .,090, Item No. 17 d, b Meeting Date: 6/15/82 Page Four Th ~~ F of amendment suggested is identical with that as provided in the ~ople's ordinance". If the Council desires to obtain a feeling the people, the consideration of that particular section might deferred to the public hearing scheduled on the franchise for Ju y 13 and an additional resolution of intention, which is in luded in your packet, could be adopted for the consideration of th t measure. As re to fr de Se Ju FI indicated, the ordinance is ready to be placed upon first .ding and although it would it would not become effective prior the date of the public hearing for consideration of the nchise, it would provide a basis for the Manager's office to elop the necessary information for Council consideration at t public hearing and would become effective so as to be perly a part of franchise agreement with Chula Vista Sanitary vice if the franchise is approved by the Council on the 13th of y, 1982. CAL IMPACT: The increased franchise fee will produce an additional $60,000 in revenues so that annual revenues for a full year commencing in July of 1983 will be approximately $110,000. ~'+ i~ya~ c m o aim or m O mom ~~ .. m mmc o~ mmm~~ n "'~ Ca j r 0 3 m a y mom o I ~ ~ D 3 ° c o o ~ w ~. y m m~~ m~ W;m p~.. 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