Ord 101-93 9/7/1993I
ORDINANCE NO. /(// 9��
ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 17-6, 17-14, 17-
17, 17-19, 17-21, 17-22, AND 17-62 OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES TO CHANGE VARIOUS
DESCRIPTIONS AND SANITATIONS RATES
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WICHITA
FALLS, TEXAS, THAT:
SECTION ONE. Section 17-6 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-6. Placement of cans and receptacles for city
collectors.
If there is no alley or if the alley is unpaved, refuse shall be
placed in an authorized container and placed at a point adjacent
to the front curb no earlier than the scheduled day of collection
and not later than 7: 00 a.m. on the day a of scheduled collection.
(Paved alleys which will-not--at da-t-e--garbage-vehicles do not
receive alley container service shall have refuse placed as if there was no
alley. ) Refuse cans, can racks, or permanent or semipermanent
refuse container holders of any nature shall not be allowed to
remain on the curb except that the sanitation superintendent may
approve and authorize below ground containers for use.
Containers shall be removed no later than 8: 00 p.m. on the day of
collection. It shall be unlawful for anyone to use an alley
container unless such person is a resident in that city block
backing onto the alley or an agent or employee of a person in the
block. "
SECTION TWO. Subsection (d) of Section 17-14 is amended to
read as follows:
" (d) Material described in subsection (a) above, hauled in
a truck or trailer having a gross vehicle weight of four thousand
(4, 000) pounds or higher, shall be disposed of at the Wichita
Falls Sanitary Landfill enly or other authorized waste disposal site only."
SECTION THREE. Section 17-17 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-17. Deposits on streets or alleys prohibited; city dump
sanitary land fill to be used.
The placing of kitchen garbage, trash or rubbish or material in
any street or alley within the city limits is prohibited. The
disposal of items listed in sections 17-14 and 17-15 or any kind
of rubbish in any place within the city limits except at the city
dump-gre7znds sanitary landfill is prohibited. "
Exhibit 2
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SECTION FOUR. Section 17-19 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-19. Charges for city collection - Prescribed.
The rates for gathering and removal of garbage and refuse from
all premises within the city shall be calculated on the following
basis:
Per Month
(1) Single-family unit $-7 784 $10.55
(2) One-family unit or single-family
unit, without alley entrance, where
it is necessary to carry out refuse
or garbage for more than ten (10)
feet but less than fifty (50) feet
from the curb 21-20 22.00
(3) One-family unit or single-family
unit, without alley entrance, where
it is necessary to carry out refuse
or garbage for more than fifty (50)
feet but less than one hundred
(100) feet from the curb 26-50 27.00
(4) One-family unit or single-family,
without alley entrance, where it is
necessary to carry out the refuse
or garbage more than one hundred
(100) feet from the curb 31775 32.00
(5) Multifamily units on one (1) meter,
excluding apartment complexes and
mobile home parks, per unit 7 784 1055
(6) Multifamily units on separate
meter, excluding apartment
complexes and mobile home parks per
unit 7784 10.55
(7) Apartment houses and complexes,
which receive hand collection
service, all residential units
therein, each unit 7-84 10.55
(8) Mobile home parks, which receive
hand collection service, all mobile
home spaces therein, each space7 784 10.55
(9) Commercial and business establishments, which
receive hand collection service, shall be
charged at a rate to be established by the
sanitation superintendent on the basis of
cost of service to be determined by the
Exhibit 2
container volume or time consumed; but no
business, commercial customer or
establishment shall be charged less than
fifteen-dellars-{$15:99) twenty dollars ($20.00) per
month for hand collection service.
(10) Commercial and business establishments,
apartment complexes and mobile home parks,
and the Housing Authority of the City of
Wichita Falls, Texas, which receive
sanitation container system service for the
removal of trash and garbage, shall be
regulated under the rates and rules
hereinafter set forth, as route for such
service are established by the city. Under
the sanitation container system service, the
City of Wichita Falls will furnish a
container or containers to be used in the
collection and removal of trash and garbage.
The monthly charges will be determined from
the schedule below. These charges are based
on the container size and number of
collections per week.
Container Size Pickups Monthly Charge
(Cubic Yard) per Week per Container
3 2 $46-89 60.00
3 3 79-99 90.00
4 2 52-00 68.00
4 3 76700 102.00
8 2 109700 130.00
8 3 159.-99 195.00
3 4 92790 120.00
3 5 114 .-99 150.00
3 6 136799 180.00
4 4 199.-99 136.00
4 5 126..-99 170.00
4 6 150700 204.00
8 4 292799 260.00
8 5 2.50700 325.00
8 6 29400 390.00
Any institution requesting container system
service, shall provide adequate access to the
container site, as approved by the sanitation
superintendent. If at any time the requested
container service level is determined to be
inadequate to meet required service demands,
the sanitation superintendent shall have the
authority to increase the number of
containers and/or frequency of collections.
Exhibit 2
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Any institution which pays the rate set forth
above for containers and has been furnished
the same may upon request be furnished
additional containers. The rate increase is
to be determined by the above schedule. A
charge of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per container will be made
for each change in size or number of containers serving a site
when such change is requested by the customer. When
containers can serve several adjacent
business institutions, they will be required
to use the same container and pay a pro rata
part of the charge determined according to
the appropriate quantity of space used.
Additional pickups will be made at thirty-
five dollars ($35. 00) per container. Nothing
outside the container will be removed for the
container fee. Containers must be properly
loaded with doors closed for pickup to occur.
Business institutions shall be responsible
for the cleanliness around the container and
ensure boxes (cardboard/wood) are broken down
prior to being placed in the container.
(11) Service rendered outside the corporate limits
shall be two hundred (200) percent the rates
set out in this section. "
SECTION FIVE. Section 17-21 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-21. Only authorized persons allowed on city dump sanitary
landfill.
Employees of city and city officers directing operation of the
city functions and persons delivering garbage or other trash or
rubbish to the city dump-grounds sanitary landfill are allowed on the
grounds site, all other persons are prohibited therefrom, and any
such person shall be prosecuted as a trespasser. "
SECTION SIX. Section 17-22 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-22. Unauthorized separation, collection, etc. , of
material at city dump sanitary landfill.
All junk and other material of the dump-ground sanitary landfill is
the property of the city and no person is allowed to separate and
collect, carry off or dispose of same except under the direction
of the designated officials of the department of sanitation. "
SECTION SEVEN. Section 17-62 is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 17-62. License and landfill use fees established.
Exhibit 2
• (a) License: The license fee for each class license shall be as
listed herein. Each vehicle so licensed shall require a separate
fee.
License fees: Class 1 - No Charge
Class 2 - No Charge
Class 3 - $25. 00
Class 4 - $25. 00
Class 5 - $85. 00
(b) Landfill and Transfer Station Use Fees: Fees for the use of
the landfill shall be at the rate of nine-dollars ($9.-0-0-) twenty-
eight dollars ($28.00) per ton for garbage and trash originating from
within the city limits and eighteen-dollars--($38: 00) fifty-six dollars
($56.00) per ton from outside the city limits. Fees for the use of
the transfer station shall be at the rate of fexrteen-dollars-and
fifty-c-en-ts--F$-14.-50-) thirty-six dollars and fifty cents ($36.50) per ton for
solid waste originating from within the city and twenty-nine
dollars--(-$2-0-.-0-0-) seventy-three dollars ($73.00) per ton for solid waste
from outside the city limits. Weights shall be determined to the
nearest one-quarter ton and charged accordingly. The minimum
charge shall be equal to the rate for one-quarter ton. Fees for
each type license and use are as follows:
(1) Commercial, residential : Commercial haulers will be
assessed the appropriate "users fee" for the use of the
landfill or transfer station. Payment shall be by cash
or prearranged charge account. Fee may be charged to
users utility bill with verifiable identification.
Refuse from a Wichita Falls residence which is assessed
the residential rate may be disposed of at the landfill
or transfer station without charge. If rental property
is involved, or if the hauler is being compensated for
the hauling, a disposal fee shall be assessed. All
governmental enti ties, excluding the City of Wichita
Falls, shall be charged the commercial rate. The
sanitation superintendent or disposal site supervisor
shall have the authority to determine if a fee is to be
assessed in situations not otherwise covered by city
ordinance.
(2) Class 1 : Nine-dollars-{$9.-99} Twenty-eight dollars($28.00) per
ton for refuse hauled to the landfill and fourteen
dollars--and--€i€ty-�rt-s--f$14.-59) thirty-six dollars and fifty
cents ($36.50) per ton for refuse hauled to the transfer
station. At either site, there will be a minimum
charge equal to the applicable rate of one-quarter ton.
All charges will be accumulated on a monthly basis with
the monthly total billed subtracting the fifteen
{$15-90). twenty dollars ($20.00) minimum rate for commercial
establishments. No monthly rate will be reduced below
the minimum fee, and all charges in excess of the
minimum fee will be added to the monthly utility bill.
Exhibit 2
(3) Class 2: Aline-dollars-{$9 799} Twenty-eight dollars ($28.00) per
ton for refuse hauled to the landfill and fourteen
dollars--and--fifty-Len—t-sl--($14.-50) thirty-six dollars and fifty
cents ($36.50) per ton for refuse hauled to the transfer
station. At either site, there will be a minimum
charge equal to the applicable rate for one-quarter
ton. Charges will be accumulated on a monthly basis
and added to the monthly utility bill .
(4) Class 3 : Eigh.teen-dollars--(-.-1-8-.-0-0-) Fifty-six dollars ($56.00)
per ton for refuse hauled to the landfill and twenty-
nine-dollars--($29 -0-0) seventy-three dollars ($73.00) per ton for
refuse hauled to the transfer station. There will be a
minimum charge equal to the applicable rate for one-
quarter ton. Fee shall be paid upon entrance to the
disposal site by cash, coupon or prearranged charge
account.
(5) Class 4: Rate to be determined by origination of
refuse. Refuse hauled from inside the city limits will
be charged nine--do-1 l-a-r-s--{$9-0 0} twenty-eight dollars ($28.00)
per ton at the landfill or fourteen-do3tars--an -f-rf-ty
cents-{$14-5 0} thirty-six dollars and fifty cents ($36.50) per ton at
the transfer station. Refuse hauled from outside the
city limits will be charged eighteen-dolla .e--F$1--&.-0�)
seventy-three dollars ($73.00) per ton at the transfer station.
There will be a minimum charge equal to the applicable
rate for one-quarter ton. Payment shall be made by the
method arranged upon issuance of license.
(6) Class 5: Rate to be determined by origination of
refuse. Refuse hauled from inside the city limits will
be charged nine--do-ll-a-r-s -{$9-9 9} twent),-eight dollars ($28.00)
per ton at the landfill or thirty-six dollars and fifty cents
($36.50) per ton at the transfer station. Refuse hauled
from outside the city limits will be charged eighteen
dollars-4$18-.-0-4) fifty-six dollars ($56.00) per ton at the
landfill or twenty-nine--dollars--{$29-00} seventy-three
dollars ($73.00) per ton at the transfer station. There
will be a minimum charge equal to the applicable rate
of one-quarter ton. Payment shall be made by method
arranged upon issuance of license. Provided,--however;
the-land€ill-fee- o-r- xrt-tr-u-eks--eontaming-material
originating-from-within-the-ei ty-limi ts-shall-be-a t-the
rate-of-four-doliar-s--(-$4.-0-0-)-fir--t-ort;-and-for-material
originating-from-outside-the-eity-limits,--the-fee-shall
be-ten-dollars-and-fi€ty-eents-{$10-50}-per-ton-
Additional revenue is needed in the Sanitation Division during
the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1993, therefore, this
ordinance declares an emergency and shall be effective during the
first full billing cycle after October 1, 1993 and thereafter.
Exhibit 2
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th d-y`- - -pte .=r, 1993.:
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Exhibit 2
Affidavit of Publication
THE STATE OF TEXAS
ORDINANCE AMENDING COUNTY OF WICHITA Ad 537515
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SECTIONS 17-6, 17-14, 17-17,'
17-19,17-21,17-22,AND 17-62 OF',
% THE CODE OF ORDINANCES ere) October
TO CHANGE VARIOUS DE- 6 t h
SCRIPTIONS AND SANI- On this day of
TATIONS RATES
ORDINANCE NO.102-93 1993
AN ORDINANCE MAKING AP-
PROPRIATIONS FOR THE A D
personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority
SUPPORT, MAINTENANCE,
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVE-
MENTS Dar ice FOR THE CITY OF bookkeeper
WICHITA FALLS FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING E
OCTOBER 1, 1993, AND END- for the Times Publishing Company of Wichita Falls, publishers of the Wichita Falls
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ING SEPTEMBER 30, 1994,
BOTH DATES INCLUSIVE, Times/Record News, a newspaper published at Wichita Falls in Wichita County,
ADOPTING THE BUDGET
FIGURES AND ACCOUNTS AS i Texas, and upon being duly sworn by me, on oath states that the attached
PART OF SAID APPROPRIA-
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EMERGENCY
ORDINANCE NO.103-93 in one ( 1)
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING, issues thereof on the following dates:
ASSESSING AND FIXING THE
TAX RATE FOR THE USE AND October 5 , 1993
SUPPORT OF THE MUNICI-
PAL GOVERNMENT OF THE
CITY OF WICHITA FALLS,
TEXAS,AND PROVIDING THE
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YEAR 1993-94 AND APPOR-
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ERATING ACCOUNT FOR THE ORDINANCE WAIVING AP- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
PURPOSES OF FUNDING A �'�-^wa_ -� PENDIX A, SUBDIVISION COUNCIL OF THE THE OF
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DURING AN EVENT ONTO •b:•M,. III _ it 1 s ! RAY MASSIE SUBDIVISION,
BER 2,1993 IN JAYCEE PARK _ ORDINANCE NO.110-93 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, -
ORANCEWA WAIVING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FROM SINGLE FAMILY-2
ORDINANCEWAIVI THE GEN-
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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF i (SF-2) TO RESIDENTIAL
PROPRIATION IN THE GEN- WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, MIXED USE (RMU). (CASE
NATED FUND FROM BALANCE DESND - AMENDING APPENDIX C, I R-93-07); FINDING AND DE-
AUTHO FZIN HE RE AND SECTION 7900 OF THE CODE ! TERMINING THAT THE
AUTHORIZING THE FUNDS FROM OF ORDINANCES CREATING ; MEETING AT WHICH THIS
UNDESIT OF U FROM A PROCEDURE FOR CITY ORDINANCE WAS PASSED
ANCE FUND BAL- COUNCIL APPOINTMENT OF ' WAS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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ORDINANCE 93 ALTERNATE MEMBERS TO . AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
THE PLANNING AND ZONING ORDINANCE NO.112-93
ORDINANCE WAAIVING IVING AP- COMMISSION; FINDING AND ORDINANCE WAIVING SEC-
SECTION A, SUBDIVISION _ DETERMING THAT THE ' TION 27-29 OF THE CODE OF
CODE OF 9 RD N NC S WITH MEETING AT WHICH THIS !, ORDINANCES WITH RE-
REPS C ORDINANCES SCURB ORDINANCE WAS PASSED SPECT TO PLACING A SIDE-
AND GUTTER TO PLACING N T CURT WAS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WALK ALONG THE NORTH
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DIVISION
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ORDINANCE WAIVING AP-
PENDIX A, SUBDIVISION
SECTION 9(B)(2)(a)OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH
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SIDE OF LAKE SHORE - - - -
DRIVE, ADJACENT TO THE
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