AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 90 OF THE PASCO COUNTY CODE OF ORDINANCES, ARTICLE II, SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL, DIVISIONS 1 AND 2, ALL SECTIONS, AND ARTICLE III, DISPOSAL FEES AND CHARGES, DIVISION 1, SECTIONS 90-91, 90-93, AND DIVISION 2, SECTIONS 90-116; PROVIDING FOR REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR APPLICABILITY; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN CODE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
What the county recorded
Staff recommendation
Approve
DispositionAdopted
Approved to adopt by roll call vote with Commissioner Wells absent from the vote.
The source document
The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Jul 14, 2020
The published PDF, as served by the county. This item is one entry in it.
The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Jul 14, 2020
The published PDF, as served by the county. This item is one entry in it.
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UTSW-20-0423 in full →Heard once. UTSW-20-0423 appears on no other agenda in the archive.
- Jul 14, 2020BoardP1▶Adoptedthis item
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Yeah, I mean everybody we're gonna get back to the agenda starting with the public hearing. Um the key one is the final structure one.
Yes, item P one was published in the Tampa Bay Times on July first, twenty twenty.
Good afternoon. Justin Ressler, Assistant Solid Waste Director. P one is an ordinance amending Chapter ninety of the Pasco County Code of Ordinances, Article two, Solid Waste Collection and Disposal, Divisions One and Two, All Sections, and Article three, Disposal Fees and Charges. Division one, sections ninety dash ninety one, ninety dash ninety three, and Division two, sections ninety Through 116, providing for repealer, providing for severability, providing for applicability, providing for inclusion in code, providing an effective date. Next
slide, please. So this was the ordinance that was previously introduced at the June second meeting, and really this ordinance is is primarily designed to provide some more direction to our haulers. So setting out some more service standards and some specific violations uh for repeated occurrences like missed pickup. or or damaged uh equipment in people's homes. We've also added a few things in, again mandating commercial recycling to be provided in those areas where it is currently not. Um and we did prevent a hauler meeting back in January and then and
we did allow for some space to receive feedback from the haulers when the ordinance was uh initially introduced. I'll go ahead and next slide.
Um really again this is to to provide some direction and and we do have a good working relationship with our haulers. Uh as we talked about this morning, you know, there has been a a big jump up in trash and and they've done a good job in handling that, but it's just laying out the requirements uh to provide the service. uh to the county citizens. Uh another thing that we added in there was uh allowing the county to come back in and do audits to make sure that the haulers are charging under the maximum ceiling for the solid waste rates that are set. Next slide, please. This
concludes the presentation with that. The department recommends approval of the ordinance.
Thank you. Questions. Commissioner Mariano.
Yes, sir. Wasn't long ago a few months back we had a uh one of the hollowers had a leak in the hydraulics and it damaged like two and a half roads. And uh we spent most of the day negotiating it out. But they went out they went out and ended up kidding up kid and reimbursed and reimbursed.
Uh is that is that risk provision in here and in here?
Yeah. Exactly.
I'm sorry, your microphone is not on. Could you repeat the question?
Yes. So the question was b back a few months ago we had a hollow that had a leap in a hydraulic line, ruined about two and a half roads. Took us all day, we finally got it negotiated to where they were gonna repair, replace, which they did. Um and I just want to make sure that was in the ordinance as well.
Yes, it is included in the ordinance update. So it'll be a little bit more defined about how they would go about reimbursing us for things like leaking hydraulic fluid or leaking trust.
Okay.
Any other questions? Any comments? Questions? Comments?
See none. Uh this is a public hearing, so I do not do I hear Commissioner Weightman sir?
Okay.
Okay, thank you. Um again this is a public hearing. I do not have anybody signed up for this item that I can see. Is there anybody that is online or in the hallway. For public comment?
No one is here for P one.
Okay, great. So it's back to the board. Uh
Ron
Oakley makes uh approval,
moves approval.
Okay, I have a motion by Commissioner Oakley. Segment by Commissioner Starkey. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.
District One, Commissioner Oakley.
Aye.
District three, Commissioner Starkey. Aye. District four, Commissioner Weightman
District four, Commissioner Weightman
District 5, Commissioner Mariano.
Aye.
District 2, Chairman More.
Aye. Motion passes 4-0. Thank you.