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I I 1 Council Meeting Minutes August 14, 1990 Page 8 Council Business, continued Council Business Judy Grant, EQC, said the committee has analyzed the issue for many years and discussed the inclusion of commercial and multi-dwellings. Solid Waste/Recycling The EQC felt that concentration should first be on a residential Ordinance policy in order to evaluate problems and then begin research for the Report 90-179 inclusion of commercial and multi-dwellings. LeFevere said the Council will determine and set the license fees by resolution, after the second reading. Staff will make an inclusion in the second reading of a more specific clarification of non- putrescible materials. It was confirmed that a recycling drive by a volunteer organization is allowed and included in the ordinance. Kim Carlson, Woodlake Sanitary, said the recycling charge is not a 6% taxable item. Each individual hauler will try to clearly list the fee breakdown on their statements. The haulers feel a flat recycl i ng fee to each customer is fair and provi des the encouragement needed for the volume based charge. Haulers of residential non-recyclable and yards wastes will pay a fee based on average monthly customer count. The hauler will submit customer counts to the City on a quarterly basis. Motion by Larson, seconded by Brandt Rebelein, to WAIVE THE FIRST READING ADOPTING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE NEW BRIGHTON CITY CODE CHAPTER 11, ARTICLE 1 AND ARTICLE 11, REGULATING HAULERS OF GARBAGE, REFUSE, RECYCLABLES, AND YARD WASTES, AND TO INCLUDE AN ANTI- SCAVENGING PROVISION AS AMENDED. 3 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Motion by Larson, seconded by Brandt Rebelein, to DEFER ACTION ON THE MANDATORY RECYCLING ORDINANCE. 3 Ayes 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Anne Norris, Community Development Specialist, presented the Extension of BCP consideration of extension for amendment to the Brighton Corporate Development Agreement Park (BCP) development agreement. The original closing was scheduled for August 13th, but negotiations have not been completed and BCP has requ~sted an extension. Staff anticipates the closing to occur by the end of this week and requests an extension to August 31, 1990.