Ord 018-83 2/15/1983 ORDINANCE NO. ///--L'
ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 17-58 , SUBSECTION (a)
TO REQUIRE A LICENSE TO TRANSPORT GARBAGE OR
TRASH TO TRANSFER STATION, AMENDING SECTION 17-62 ,
SUBSECTION (b) TO INCREASE LANDFILL USE FEES AND
SET TRANSFER STATION USE FEES AND ADDING SECTION
17-66 TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF CERTAIN CONTAINERS
AND TRAILERS ON TRANSFER STATION TIPPING FLOOR.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT:
SECTION 1 . Section 17-58 , Subsection (a) of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Wichita Falls is hereby amended to
read as follows :
" (a) Required . No person, except duly authorized agents
and employees of the City, shall empty garbage cans or trash
receptacles into or convey or trasnport garbage or trash to any
landfills owned or maintained by the City, without a written
license for each vehicle used for such purpose granted and issued
by the Department of Public Works and without having paid the
required fee as herein prescribed . A separate license shall
also be required for each vehicle transporting garbage or trash
to any solid waste transfer station owned or maintained by the City . "
SECTION 2 . Section 17-62, Subsection (b) of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Wichita Falls is hereby amended to
read as follows :
" (b) Landfill and Transfer Station Use Fees . Fees for the
use of the landfill shall be at the rate of six dollars ($6 .00)
per ton for garbage and trash originating from within the City
limits and twelve dollars ($12 .00) per ton from outside the
City limits . Fees for the use of the transfer station shall
be at the rate of ten dollars ($10 .00) per ton for solid waste
originating from within the City and twenty dollars ($20 .00)
per ton for solid waste from outside the City limits . Weights
shall be determined to the nearest one-quarter (1/4) ton and
charged accordingly . The minimum charge shall be equal to the
rate for one-quarter (1/4) ton. Fees for each type license
and use are as follows .
(1) 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. The Sanitation Superintendent
or Disposal Site Supervisor shall havethe authority to determine
if a fee is to be assessed in situations not otherwise covered
by City ordinance .
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(2) Class 1: Six dollars ($6 .00) per ton for refuse
hauled to the landfill, ten dollars ($10 .00) 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
(1/4) ton . All charges will be accumulated on a monthly basis
with the monthly total billed subtracting the ten dollar and
seventy five cents ($10 .75) minimum rate for commercial establish-
ments . No monthly rate will be reduced below minimum fee and
all charges in excess of the minimum fee will be added to the
monthly utility bill .
(3) Class 2: Six dollars ($6 .00) per ton for refuse hauled
to the landfill, ten dollars ($10 .00) 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 (1/4) ton .
Charges will be accumulated on a monthly basis and added to the
monthly utility bill .
(4) Class 3 : Twelve dollars ($12 .00) per ton for refuse
hauled to the landfill and twenty dollars ($20 .00) per ton for
refuse hauled to the transfer station. There will be a minimum
charge equal to the applicable rate for one-quarter (1/4) ton.
Fee shall be paid upon entrance to Disposal Site by cash, coupon,
or pre-arranged charge account.
(5) Class 4 : Rate to be determined by origination of
refuse . Refuse hauled from inside the City limits will be charged
six dollars ($6 . 00) per ton at the landfill or ten dollars
($10 .00) per ton at the transfer station. Refuse hauled from
outside the City limits will be charged twelve dollars ($12 .00)
per ton at the landfill or twenty dollars ($20 .00) per ton at
the transfer station. There will be a minimum charge equal
to the applicable rate for one-quarter (1/4) 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
six dollars ($6 .00) per ton at the landfill or ten dollars
($10 .00) per ton at the transfer station . Refuse hauled from
outside the City limits will be charged twelve dollars ($12 .00)
per ton at the landfill or twenty dollars ($20 .00) per ton at
the transfer station. There will be a minimum charge equal
to the applicable rate for one-quarter (1/4) ton . Payment shall
be made by method arranged upon issuance of license. "
SECTION 3 . Section 17-66 , which is hereby adopted, shall
read as follows :
"Sec . 17-66 . Transfer Station Exceptions .
All private haulers and contract haulers of solid waste,
who are properly licensed by the City, shall have access to
the transfer station tipping floor with the following exceptions:
(a) No detachable container with a volume in excess of
twelve (12) cubic yards shall be emptied from the transfer station
tipping floor.
(b) Trailers exceeding twenty (20) feet in length will not
be parked on or driven across the tipping floor. "
PASSED AND APPROVED this the ��` /day of February, 1983 .
A Y O R.01.1111r
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Affidavit of Publication
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF WICHITA
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ORDINANCE NO.9
AN.ORDINANCE CLOSING, On this 8 day of
March
VACATING, AND ABANDON-
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ORDINANCE NO. 12-83
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING, I of Wichita Falls
VACATING,AND ABANDON- I
ING THE TEN (10) FOOT
WIDE ALLEY IN BLOCK 265.
NOBLE 3 HENDERSON Subscribed and sworn to before me this the day and year first above written.
TRIANGLE RESURVEY;
ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, / /
'AND RETAINING A UTILITY
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EASEMENT. `
ORDINANCE NO. 13-83
AN ORDINANCE CLOSING, r°/ �� ROY L.REAVES
VACATING,AND ABANDON- .
ING THE FIFTEEN (15) N J Notary Public,State of Texas �5
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ALLEYS IN BLOCKS 73&74, ORDINANCE NO. 17-83 rf o``ESP" S.S.446-42-2662
I FAITH VILLAGE, UNIT III, AN ORDINANCE FIXING
I AN ADDITION TO THE CITY AND DETERMINING THE
OF WICHITA FALLS,TEXAS, , SERVICE RATE
AND RETAININGAUTILITY TO BE CHARGED FOR
EASEMENT. SALES OF NATURAL GAS TO
ORDINANCE NO. 14-83 RESIDENTIAL AND COM- ORDINANCE NO.20-83 ORDINANCE NO.23-83
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING� MERCIAL CONSUMERS IN AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN ORDINANCE SUBMIT-
ORDINANCE NO.115-82(THE, THE CITY OF WICHITA AN APPROPRIATION FROM TING PROPOSED AMEND-
1982 BUILDING CODE OF FALLS, WICHITA COUNTY, THE CAPITAL PROJECTS MENTS TO THE CITY CHAR-
THE CITY OF WICHITA TEXAS; PROVIDING FOR FUND TO ACCOUNT NUM- TER OF THE CITY OF
FALLS) ESTABLISHING 1 THE MANNER IN WHICH BERS LISTED BELOW,AND WICHITA FALLS, SETTING
MONTHLY MEETINGS OF SUCH RATE MAY BE D E C L A R I N G AN FORTH THE PROPOSED
THE BUILDING BOARDS OF I CHANGED,ADJUSTED,AND EMERGENCY. AMENDMENTS, AND PRE-
ADJUSTMENTS AND APPS-' AMENDED, PROVIDING ORDINANCE NO. 21-83 ,SCRIBING THE FORM OF
ALS AND REQUIRING TEN '. FOR SURCHARGE; AND AN ORDINANCE MAKING ITHE BALLOT, AT THE AP-
DAYS ADVANCE WRITTEN PROVIDING FOR A AN APPROPRIATION FROM I RIL 2, 1983 ELECTION.
NOTICE OF APPEALS TO SCHEDULE OF SERVICE THE GENERAL FUND TO 1
ORDINANCE NO. 24-83
SAID BOARD. CHARGES. ACCOUNT NUMBER LISTED ORDINANCE DECLINING TO
ORDINANCE NO. 15-83 ORDINANCE NO. 18-83 BELOW, AND DECLARING ! I REPEAL ORDINANCE NO.
IAN ORDINANCE MAKING ORDINANCE AMENDING AN EMERGENCY. 100-82, THE AIRPORT ZON
AN APPROPRIATION FROM SECTION 17-58,SUBSECTION ORDINANCE NO. 22-83 ING ORDINANCE, WHICH
ITHE GENERAL FUND EQUI- (a)TO REQUIRE A LICENSE ORDINANCE WAIVING OR- ESTABLISHED HEIGHT
TY TO ACCOUNT NUMBER TO TRANSPORT GARBAGE DINANCE NO. 2491 AS LIMITATIONS AND RE-
ILISTED BELOW, AND DEC- OR TRASH TO TRANSFER AMENDED,TO ALLOW SALE GULATED THE USE OF CER-
LARING AN EMERGENCY. STATION, AMENDING SEC- OF BEER AT OUR LADY TAIN PROPERTY IN THE VI-
ORDINANCE NO. 16-83
AN ORDINANCE WAIVING TION 17-62,SUBSECTION (b) QUEEN OF,PEACE PARISH CINITY OF SHEPPARD AIR
TO INCREASE LANDFILL HALL FOR EL CLUB CAP- 'FORCE BASE/WICHITA
CERTAIN MINIMUM BUILD- USE FEES AND SET TRANS- RI'S NINTH ANNUAL MEXI- 'FALLS MUNICIPAL AIR-
ING SETBACK REQUIRE- I FER STATION USE FEES CAN DINNER ON SATUR- PORT, AND SUBMITTING
MENTS ON A PROPOSED I AND ADDING SECTION 17-66 DAY, MARCH 12, 1983. THE QUESTION TO THE
REPLAT OF LOTS 6-10, TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF ELECTORS AT THE NEXT
BLOCK 256, ORIGINAL ICERTAIN CONTAINERS AND ;MUNICIPAL ELECTION ON
TOWNSITE OF WICHITA 'TRAILERS ON TRANSFER APRIL 2, 1983.
FALLS,TEXAS. I STATION TIPPING FLOOR.
ORDINANCE NO. 17-83 ORDINANCE NO. 19-83
AN ORDINANCE FIXING AN ORDINANCE MAKING
AND DETERMINING THE AN APPROPORIATION
GENERAL SERVICE RATE FROM THE GENERAL FUND
'TO BE CHARGED FOR TO ACCOUNT NUMBER
SALES OF NATURAL GAS TO LISTED BELOW, AND DEC-
RESIDENTIAL AND COM- LARING AN EMERGENCY.
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