City of Culver City, California
City Council Agenda Item Report
Meeting Date: 06/11/2007 Item Number: PH-2
AGENDA ITEM: Public Hearing to Consider the Adoption of a Resolution of the
City Council Establishing and Levying a Refuse Rate Schedule effective on July 1,
2007 and Rescinding Resolution No. 2006-R050.
Contact Person/Dept.: Damian Skinner Phone Number: (310) 253-6402
Fiscal Impact: Yes [X] No [] General Fund: Yes [] No [X]
Public Hearing: [X] Action Item: [] Attachments: [X]
Public Notification:
First Class Postcards were mailed to property owners on April 26, 2007. An
advertisement for tonight’s meeting was published in the May 31 and June 7, 2007
issues of Culver City News.
Master Notification List on June 7, 2007.
Department Approval:
Charles D. Herbertson 5/21/07
City Attorney Approval:
Carol Schwab (by H. Iker) (06/04/07)
City Controller Approval:
Marlee Chang (06/06/07)
City Manager Approval:
Jerry B. Fulwood (06/06/07)
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a Resolution establishing and levying
a 10% increase in residential, commercial, and drop body refuse fees beginning July
1, 2007 and rescinding Resolution No. 2006-R050.
BACKGROUND:
Sanitation Services Directly Supported by Fees
The City of Culver City operates an exclusive residential and commercial refuse
collection and disposal service as a municipal enterprise. The Sanitation Division
(Sanitation) operates solely on revenues generated from the provision of solid waste
transfer and collection services to businesses and residents, grants, and the sale of
recyclable material. These revenues cover the costs for refuse collection, disposal,
recycling programs, and public outreach. Sanitation operations are 100% supported
by its enterprise fund revenues and does not receive other funds or tax
contributions.
Sanitation Services Indirectly Supported By Fees
In addition to providing revenue to cover the cost of routine Sanitation operations,
refuse fees cover the cost of the following additional services:
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• An annual La Ballona Creek Cleanup Event at a cost of approximately
$8,600.
• An On-Call bulky item pickup program that provides up to two annual pickups
for residential customers for a cost of approximately $93,000.
• Citywide street sweeping for an annual cost of $190,000.
• Pedestrian container and all bus stop container collection services for an
annual cost of approximately $44,195.
• Removal of illegally dumped bulky items in the public right-of-way for an
annual cost of $18,760.
The Sanitation Enterprise fund will contribute $1,214, 899 to the City’s General Fund
to offset the cost of services rendered to Sanitation by other City Departments in
Fiscal Year 2007/2008.
Sanitation Payments to the City General Fund
The Sanitation Enterprise fund continues to make payments on a 7% loan of $3
million to the City’s General Fund in the amount of $163,628 annually. This annual
payment established by the City Controller will end in 2018. Sanitation also pays rent
for City property in the amount of $78,000 per year.
Refuse Rate Adjustment Fiscal Year 2006/2007
During Fiscal Year 2005/2006 Sanitation staff worked with the City Controller to
complete a comprehensive revenue and expenditure estimate analysis of Sanitation
services based on the projected operating budget for Fiscal Year 2006/2007. The
analysis demonstrated that the residential and commercial fees would need to be
increased by 10% and 6% respectively, to balance revenues to cost.
The City Council concurred with staff’s recommendation and adopted a resolution
implementing the proposed rate schedule.
Public Notification
Pursuant to City Council direction, a public notice of this item was published in the
May 31
st
and June 7
th
issues of Culver City News. In addition to publishing notices,
the Public Works Department mailed postcards to all property owners and business City of Culver City, California
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customers in the City, advising them of tonight’s discussion and the proposed fee
increases.
DISCUSSION:
The City Council establishes Refuse Fees to ensure that revenues cover the costs of
services provided. During the Fiscal Year 2007-2008 budget preparation process,
staff projected that costs will increase by approximately $766,548 due to significant
increases in fuel, equipment replacement and landfill costs. These increased costs
are based on maintenance of effort budget projection. The following table details the
increased costs:
Description
Adopted
Budget Fiscal
Year 2006-
2007
Maintenance of Effort
Budget Fiscal Year
2007-2008 Difference
Percent
Increase
Personnel Services $4,291,634 $4,398,597 $106,936 2.5%
Administrative Charges $1,111,937 $1,214,899 $102,962 9.3%
Bin Replacement $13,796 $13,856 $60 0.4%
Street Sweeping Contract $190,000 $250,000 $60,000 32%
Capital Outlay – Building –
Axle Scales $-0- $79,885 $79,885 100%
Amortization of Equipment* $654,986 $835,454 $180,468 27.6%
Garage Expenses $1,502,315 $1,605,895 $103,580 7%
GPS Tracking System $-0- $19,480 $19,480 100%
–Trash Disposal** $1,722,977 $1,862,977 $140,000 8.1%
Less Liability Reserve
Charge Savings $149,020 $122,233 ($26,787)
Total Increase From
Previous Fiscal
Year:
$766,584
* The California Air Resource Board is requiring all municipally owned refuse
collection vehicles to be powered by a diesel alternative by the end of 2007. As a
result of this mandate, six residential refuse collection vehicles will be replaced by
vehicles powered by compressed natural gas. Vehicles with natural gas fuel
systems are 25% more expensive to purchase and approximately 15% more to
maintain in comparison to their diesel counterparts. City of Culver City, California
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**The Los Angeles County owned Puente Hills Landfill is annually increasing their
trash disposal rates by 8-10% to prepare for its closure in the Year 2013. Once it’s
closed, the landfill will be converted into a waste-to-rail inter modal facility to
transport trash to Eagle Mountain located over 150 miles away.
Proposed Rate Schedule Increase
The cost of Sanitation operations is projected to increase significantly for Fiscal Year
2007/2008 from the previous fiscal year. As a result, staff believes that it is
necessary to reevaluate the Refuse Rate Schedule in order to match revenues with
costs.
Taking into account refuse collection rates of other local municipalities and private
solid waste companies that service local municipalities, staff determined that a 10%
fee increase for commercial and residential service will bring rates in line with the
market while covering Sanitation’s expenses.
The following is a proposed fee schedule:
Sanitation Service Current Fees
Proposed Fees
FY 07’-08’
Residential Cans (monthly) $24.39 $26.83
Commercial Cans (monthly) $24.39* $24.39*
Commercial Can Recycle $11.50* $11.50*
2-CY Scheduled Trash $94.83 $104.31
2-CY Scheduled Greenwaste $36.04 $39.64
2-CY Extra Bin Pick-Up $18.48 $20.33
On-call 2-CY Trash $26.70* $26.70*
On-call 2-CY Greenwaste $8.01* $8.01*
3-CY Scheduled Trash $116.48 $128.13
3-CY Scheduled Greenwaste $38.04 $41.84
3-CY Extra Bin Pick-Up $21.98 $24.18
On-call 3-CY Trash $40.07* $40.07*
On-call 3-CY Greenwaste $8.70* $8.70*
Re-spot 8, 10, 40, cu.yd. $35.00* $35.00*
Temp Bin Rental $42.40** $42.40**
Lock Set $8.01 $8.81
Temp Bin Delivery/Removal $8.01* $8.01*
Bulk Pickup Basic/Illegal $35.95 $39.55 City of Culver City, California
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Bulk Pickup > 3 cu.yd. each $17.97 $19.77
Bin Pull-Out $26.45 $29.10
Temp Bin Pull-Out $5.84 $6.42
Drop Body/Compactor
Empty or removal $141.93 $156.12
Trash Disposal < 11 Tons $70.69 $77.76
Trash Disposal >11 Tons $141.39 $155.53
Asphalt Disposal >11 tons $80.80 $88.88
Asphalt Disposal < 11 tons $40.40 $44.44
Metal Disposal > 11 tons $19.56 $21.52
Metal Disposal < 11 tons $9.78 $10.76
Inert Disposal > 11 tons $90.64 $99.70
Inert Disposal < 11 tons $45.32 $49.85
Clean Wood > 11 tons $74.24 $81.66
Clean Wood < 11 tons $37.12 $40.83
Contaminated Wd > 11 tons $90.64 $99.70
Contaminated Wd < 11 tons $45.32 $49.85
Greenwaste > 11 tons $90.64 $99.70
Greenwaste < 11 tons $45.32 $49.85
Drop Body Rental $137.80** $137.80**
*The fees for these services are adequate to cover their respective costs; therefore,
staff proposes to maintain the current fees for Fiscal Year 2007-2008.
**The bin rental fees shown in the table above are the monthly cost to rent a bin;
however, the fees are prorated per day if the customer rents the bin for less than a
month. In February 2004, the City Council approved the creation of a Bin Rental
Fee to deter the long-term use of temporary bins in residential neighborhoods. The
current fee of $42.40 remains adequate to cover cost of service; therefore, staff
proposes to maintain the current fee for Fiscal Year 2007-2008.
Rate Schedule Comparison to Other Cities
Staff surveyed local municipalities who provide solid waste services to their
communities. The survey revealed that Culver City’s proposed rate scheduled is in
the median range of what other cities charge for similar services. Based on this fact,
Sanitation Enterprise Fund revenues can be realigned with projected costs by
marginally increasing the commercial and residential refuse rates and still remain
competitive when compared to the surrounding market.
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City
Proposed
Residential
Service
Proposed
Commercial Service
(2 cubic-yard)
Culver City $26.83 $104.31
Santa Monica $29.69 $114.00
Beverly Hills $34.00 $192.00
Burbank** $21.95 $187.09
*Los Angeles $22.00 $95.00***
Pasadena $21.04 $111.30 (3 yd only)
* The City of Los Angeles (LA) was included in the rate comparison even though
they are subsidized by their General Fund. LA charges $22 per month to their
residents for refuse collection. The $22 fee only pays for equipment maintenance
and container cost; all other costs associated with refuse collection are paid by their
General Fund. LA, Pasadena, and Santa Monica compete against the private sector
for commercial service.
** Burbank has a City operated disposal sites and do not include the cost of disposal
in the rates.
*** Published rates from private haulers include a fuel surcharge and applicable
taxes.
FISCAL ANALYSIS:
Sanitation staff completed a comprehensive rate analysis of Sanitation services
based on the projected operating budget for Fiscal Year 2007/2008. The rate
analysis shows that the residential, commercial and drop-body fees need to be
increased to match revenues with cost. The proposed rate schedule will balance
the Sanitation operating budget by generating approximately $11,464,955 in
revenue for Fiscal Year 2007-2008, which is slightly higher than projected
expenditure of $11,029,955. Should the additional revenue be realized, then the
Sanitation operation can gradually build up its reserves to accommodate the
increase in disposal costs due to the closure of the Puente Hills Landfill in 2013.
Staff will continue to analyze and monitor refuse rates at the Sanitation District’s
Puente Hill’s landfill. As the Landfills disposal rates increase, staff will recommend
amending the Sanitation Refuse Rate Schedule to keep pace with disposal cost. City of Culver City, California
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Given this, staff is recommending adopting the proposed fee increase effective July
1, 2007.
ATTACHMENTS:
1. Resolution
2. Notification Postcards
MOTION:
That the City Council:
Adopt a Resolution increasing the Residential and Commercial Rate Schedule by
10%, effective July 1, 2007, and rescinding Resolution No. 2006-R050.
MEETING DATE: 06/11/07
AGENDA ITEM :
Adoption of a Resolution of the City Council Establishing
and Levying a Refuse Rate Schedule effective on July 1,
2007 and Rescinding Resolution No. 2006-R050 that
Established the Existing Refuse Rate Schedule
ATTACHMENTS
Pages
1 Resolution of Intention 1-8
2 Notification Postcards
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RESOLUTION NO.|1010|A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF|1010|CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AND|1010|LEVYING A REFUSE COLLECTION FEE, AND|1010|RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 2006-R050|101010|WHEREAS, Section 5.01.070 of the Culver City Municipal Code authorizes|1010|the City Council to establish, by resolution, refuse collection fees.|10 10|NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Culver City, DOES
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HEREBY RESOLVE as follows:
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1. Refuse collection fees shall be established for the types of service
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defined in this section.
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a. Residential , single . This is service provided on a one-time-
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per-week schedule to single family residents. Customers receiving this
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service deposit their refuse in a City issued, 64-gallon refuse container.
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Customers place refuse containers at curbside or along alleys on scheduled
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collection days. Fees are included on the annual property tax statement.
b. Residential , multi. This is service provided on a one-time-per
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s that do not id nti l buildin id t f lti it k h d l t g o res en s o mu un res e a sc e u e wee
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subscribe to scheduled commercial bin service. Residential buildings with
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four or more dwelling units must subscribe to commercial bin service unless
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specially exempted by the Sanitation Manager , or his designee. Customers
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receiving this service deposit their refuse in a City issued, 64-gallon refuse
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container. Customers place refuse containers at curbside or along alleys on
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scheduled collection days. Fees are included on the annual property tax
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statement.
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c. Special, bulk pick-up. This non-scheduled service provided to
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residential customers having more than 64 gallons of refuse to be collected in
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heavy, bulky or large items (such as a major household appliance) to be
collected.
d. Commercial can. This is service provided on a one-time per
week basis to commercial or industrial establishments that generate small
volumes of refuse each week, and that are unable to use two or three cubic
yard refuse bins because of space limitations. Fees are included on the
annual property tax statement, unless a tenant established a commercial
refuse services agreement with the City.
e. Commercial bin. This is service provided on a scheduled or
on-call basis to residential, commercial or industrial customers who place
refuse in refuse bins, and greenwaste in greenwaste bins with a capacity of
two or three cubic yards.
f. Temporary bin. This is service provided on a temporary on-call
basis to residential, commercial or industrial customers who temporary
require a two or three cubic yard bin. Customers are billed for delivery and
retrieval, each pick-up, and for each full month rental.
g. Special bin pick-up. This is service provided on an on-call
basis to commercial bin customers in excess of the frequency specified in the
service agreement.
h. Extra bin pick-up . This is service provided to commercial and
temporary bin customers who require a bin to be emptied more than one time
during a single collection stop. The customer is responsible for placing
refuse into the bin for all extra pick-ups.
i. Bin pull-out. This is service provided on a scheduled and/or
on-call basis to commercial and temporary bin customers who store bins in
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can safely pick up and empty the bin.
j. Lock set. This is service provided to commercial and
temporary bin customers who require locking devices on refuse bins. The
locking devices and locks are provided by the City.
k. Industrial . This is service provided on a scheduled or on-call
basis to public, commercial or industrial enterprises that generate large
volumes of solid waste. This service includes providing the customer an eight
to fifty cubic yard capacity debris box or a customer-supplied compactor
container. A City-supplied debris box must be picked up and emptied at least
once every fourteen calendar day period.
1. Transfer and disposal . This service includes dumping solid
waste at the City refuse transfer station and transporting it to an authorized
disposal or salvage site. Customers who deliver refuse to the refuse
transfer/recycling station and industrial customers pay for this service on a
per-ton basis. Transfer and disposal costs for other customers are included
in the collection fees.
M. Scooter collection . This service includes emptying refuse
receptacles placed in public places for use by pedestrians.
n. Waste reduction and recycling incentive . This service is
provided to commercial or industrial customers who separate recyclable or
salvageable materials from mixed refuse. When the City Sanitation Division
is able to divert solid wastes from sanitary landfills, the actual disposal cost
may be significantly less. The cost savings may be passed through to
customers in the form of reduced rates.
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a. Residential , single . $26.83 per dwelling unit per month.
b. Residential , multi. $26 .83 per dwelling unit per month.
c. Special , bulk pick-up. $39 .55 minimum charge . Charges
may be increased in $19.77 increments based on volume, weight or shape.
The City will provide a binding estimate before providing the service.
d. Commercial can (trash ). $24.39 per billing unit. One billing
unit is the monthly charge for collection of up to'/2 cubic yard of refuse each
week. The service agreement shall set forth the number of billing units for
each commercial can customer. Commercial can (recycle). $11.50 per
billing unit. One billing unit is the monthly charge for collection of up to
cubic yard of mixed recyclables every other week. The service agreement
shall set forth the number of billing units for each commercial can customer.
e. Commercial bin.
1) 2 cubic yards: Refuse, $104.31 per month per bin for
one weekly collection. Greenwaste, $39.64 per month per bin for one
weekly collection. Additional weekly collections will be billed based on
multiples of this fee.
2) 3 cubic yards: Refuse, $ 128.13 per month per bin for
one weekly collection. Greenwaste , $41.84 per month per bin for one
weekly collection Additional weekly collections will be billed based on
multiples of this fee.
f. Temporary bins and on-call service.
1) Pull out: $6.42
2) Delivery/removal/re-spot: $8.01
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will be assessed to a customer using a temporary bin.
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Special/reload bin pick up.
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1) 2 cubic yard: $26.70 per event.
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2) 3 cubic yard: $40.07 per event.
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i. Bin pull out. $29 . 10 per month , per bin.
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j. Lock set. $8 .81 per month per lock set.
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k. Industrial.
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1) Container re-spot: $35.00
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2. Container empty or removal: $ 156.12 per event, (plus
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transfer and disposal tonnage fee, with transfer and disposal fee being
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based on a minimum charge for 2 tons).
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1. Transfer and Disposal.
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1) Trash - first eleven (11) tons: $77.76 each ton,
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measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
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2) Trash - over eleven ( 11) tons: $155 .53 each ton,
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measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
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51|1010101010101010|3) Asphalt - $44.44 each ton, measured to the nearest 100th
of a ton.
4) Asphalt - over eleven (11) tons $88.88 each ton,
measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
5) Metal - $10.76 each ton, measured to the nearest 100th
of a ton.
6) Metal - over eleven (11) tons $21.52 each ton, measured
to the nearest 100th of a ton.
7) Inert - $49.85 each ton, measured to the nearest 100th of
a ton.
8) Inert - over eleven (11) tons $ 99.70 each ton, measured
to the nearest 100th of a ton.
9) Clean wood - $40.83 each ton, measured to the nearest
100th of a ton.
10) Clean wood - over eleven ( 11) tons $81 .66 each ton,
measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
11) Contaminated wood - $49.85 each ton, measured to the
nearest 100th of a ton.
12) Contaminated wood - over eleven (11) tons $99.70 each
ton, measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
13) Greenwaste - $49.85 each ton, measured to the nearest
100th of a ton.
14) Greenwaste - over eleven (11) tons $ 99.70 each ton,
measured to the nearest 100th of a ton.
9) Drop-body Rental Fee: A prorated charge of $137.80 per
month will be assessed to a customer using a drop-body.
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shall establish incentive rates for recyclable materials based on current market conditions.
Inventive rates may be applied to the following services.
a. Commercial bin.
b. Temporary bin.
c. Special bin and bulk pick up.
d. Extra bin pick up.
e. Transfer and disposal.
4.
The City Council hereby directs the creation of the Refuse Service
Lien Master File List Computer Floppy Disk and orders the annual levy of Refuse Service
Fees on each parcel of property as shown and set forth in the computer floppy disk.
5.
The Los Angeles County Auditory-Controller shall enter on the County
Assessment Roll the amount of the fee on each parcel and the fee shall then be collected
at the same time and in the same manner as County Property Taxes are collected. After
collection, the net amount of the fee shall be paid to the City Treasurer of Culver City and
the money shall be placed in the Refuse Disposal Enterprise Fund.
6.
The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to file a copy of said
computer floppy disk, together with a certified copy of the Resolution with the Los Angeles
County Auditor-Controller.
7.
A certified copy of the Refuse Service Fee Lien Master File Listing
Computer Floppy Disk shall be kept on file, under control of the City Clerk, at all times and
shall be available for public inspection.
8.
The Refuse Collection Fees set forth in Section 2 that have not been
billed through the Refuse Service Fee Lien Master File Listing Computer Floppy Disk shall
be collected pursuant to billing procedures established by the City Treasurer.
9.
Resolution No. 2006-R050 is hereby rescinded.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 2007.
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I1|1010101010101010|ALAN CORLIN, MAYOR
City of Culver City, California
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CHRISTOPHER ARMENTA, City Clerk CAROL A. SCHWAB, City Attorney
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June 11, 2007
Time 7:00 pm
The City Council will conduct a Public
Hearing regarding the assessment levy
of the Refuse Rate Schedule. A 10%
increase over the 2006/2007 rates are
proposed for fiscal year 2007/2008.
For more information contact:
Damian Skinner
Sanitation Manager
310-253-6402
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June 11, 2007
Time 7:00 pm
The City Council will conduct a Public
Hearing regarding the assessment levy
of the Refuse Rate Schedule. A 10%
increase over the 2006/2007 rates are
proposed for fiscal year 2007/2008.
For more information contact:
Damian Skinner
Sanitation Manager
310-253-6402
Visit the Culver City Website at
www.culverci .org or send your ques-
tions or comments to the City at
city, manaeerna,culvercity.org. To view
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June 11, 2007
Time 7:00 pm
The City Council will conduct a Public
Hearing regarding the assessment levy
of the Refuse Rate Schedule. A 10%
increase over the 2006/2007 rates are
proposed for fiscal year 2007/2008.
For more information contact:
Damian Skinner
Sanitation Manager
310-253-6402
Visit the Culver City Website at
www.culvercity.org or send your ques-
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of City issues, please call (310) 253-
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public notification.html.
June 11, 2007
Time 7:00 pm
The City Council will conduct a Public
Hearing regarding the assessment levy
of the Refuse Rate Schedule. A 10%
increase over the 2006/2007 rates are
proposed for fiscal year 2007/2008.
For more information contact:
Damian Skinner
Sanitation Manager
310-253-6402
Visit the Culver City Website at
www.culverciiy.org or send your ques-
tions or comments to the City at
city,manaaer(u_culvercityorg. To view
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CITY OF CULVER CITY
PO Box 507
NOTIFICATION OF IMPORTANT CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM:
Public Hearing: regarding the assessment levy of the Refuse Rate
Schedule. A 10% increase over the 2006/2007 rates are proposed for fiscal year
2007/2008.