[Ord. 4170, §3; Ord. 4295, §1; Ord. No. 4768, 11-6-2023]
The City shall provide commercial customers with special collections as requested, for which the City shall be entitled to assess a reasonable charge as determined by the Director. Special collection fees are as follows: tires — five dollars ($5.00) each (with a ten dollars ($10.00) minimum charge); limbs and brush — minimum charge twenty dollars ($20.00) for the first fifteen (15) minutes of loading time plus a one dollar ($1.00) per minute charge thereafter; major appliances — twenty dollars ($20.00) each; special household waste, including transfer station fees and involving items too large to discard in a refuse container — thirty dollars ($30.00) for each cubic yard; paper shredding — twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per hour charged on a quarter-hour basis with a ten dollars ($10.00) minimum charge, paper to be delivered to the shredding facility, (paper will not be picked up for shredding).
[Ord. 4295, §1]
(a) 
It shall be the duty of every commercial refuse customer to comply with the same provisions pertaining to the storage of refuse as set for residential customers in Section 18-15 herein.
(b) 
It shall be the duty of every commercial refuse customer to provide adequate and appropriate space to accommodate the refuse container(s) necessary to accommodate the solid waste generated by each business. The space provided must be easily accessible and on a hard surface approved by the Environmental Services Director.
[Ord. 3768, §1]
(c) 
Any new development or re-development that will result in a commercial refuse customer as defined in Section 18-1 herein must provide plans for refuse container storage and access for collection. Such plans must be approved by the Environment Services Department prior to issuance of a construction permit. Any altering of the approved plans without prior approval from the Environmental Services Department can result in interruption in, and/or loss of, refuse service. Space requirements for various size containers are determined by the Environmental Services Department. The Department has issued standard guidelines for the size and spacing for acceptable solid waste pickup areas. This information can be found on the City's website or is available by contacting the office of the Environmental Services Department.
[Ord. 4170, §4; Ord. 4295, §1; Ord. 4448, §2; Ord. 4703, §2; Ord. No. 4768, 11-6-2023]
Each commercial refuse customer shall pay to the City a service charge for collection as follows:
(a) 
Each commercial refuse customer shall subscribe to one (1) of the following service levels and pay monthly to the City the following service charge(s) for the corresponding container and frequency of service.
Frequency of Service
Charge
One (1) cubic yard container
1 service per week
$50.00/month
2 services per week
$100.00/month
3 services per week
$150.00/month
4 services per week
$200.00/month
5 services per week
$250.00/month
There will be a $28.00 charge for any additional service request.
Two (2) cubic yard container
1 service per week
$78.00/month
2 services per week
$157.00/month
3 services per week
$235.00/month
4 services per week
$314.00/month
5 services per week
$392.00/month
There will be a $35.00 charge for any additional service request.
Four (4) cubic yard container
1 service per week
$132.00/month
2 services per week
$264.00/month
3 services per week
$396.00/month
4 services per week
$529.00/month
5 services per week
$661.00/month
There will be a $47.00 charge for any additional service request.
Six (6) cubic yard container
1 service per week
$188.00/month
2 services per week
$375.00/month
3 services per week
$563.00/month
4 services per week
$750.00/month
5 services per week
$938.00/month
There will be a $58.50 charge for any additional service request.
The initial container requested will be delivered at no extra charge. However, there will be a thirty-five dollar ($35.00) fee for changing container sizes after the initial delivery.
(b) 
Each commercial refuse customer shall pay to the City a service charge of seventeen dollars and seventy-five cents ($17.75) per month for collection of one (1) 90-gallon roll-out container once per week.
(c) 
Customers utilizing the City’s construction/demolition container service shall pay to the City a rental charge of six dollars ($6.00) per day (Monday through Friday) plus a charge of one hundred eighteen dollars ($118.00) per pull plus appropriate landfill or transfer station tipping fees for each open top roll-off container. There shall be a minimum of one (1) pull charged per month per box.
(d) 
Each customer shall pay to the City, a rental charge of six dollars ($6.00) per day (Monday through Friday) for use of each 4-yard container, plus a charge of ninety-four dollars ($94.00) each time a 4-yard container is emptied, and, each customer shall pay to the City, a rental charge of six dollars ($6.00) per day (Monday through Friday) for use of each 6-yard container, plus a charge of one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125.00) each time a 6-yard container is emptied. There shall be a minimum of one (1) empty service charged per box per month.
(e) 
Each customer shall pay to the City a service charge of one hundred thirty-five dollars ($135.00) per pull for standard compactor units, and one hundred fifty-three dollars ($153.00) per pull for compactor units requiring double handling to turn the unit around, plus appropriate landfill or transfer station fees for each hydraulically operated roll-off compactor.
(f) 
Each customer requesting to have the City haul regulated waste shall pay the established container fees as specified in Section 18-25 herein as well as all other applicable disposal fees in addition to a three dollar ($3.00) per mile transportation fee.
(g) 
Each customer shall pay to the City a fee of fifty-nine dollars ($59.00) to have a roll-off or construction/demolition container relocated at the customer’s request.
[Ord. 3768, §1; Ord. 4295, §1]
The service charges established in Section 18-25 herein shall be included and itemized on municipal utilities electric and/or water service bills and payment of such charges shall be made at the same time and in the same manner as electric and/or water bills are paid. However, should any commercial refuse customer receive neither municipal electric or water service, then the City shall prepare and mail special service charge bills to such customers.