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9/22/2009
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Review o~f Trash maintained in a clean, first-class manner" and that vehicles "shall <br />O ~ e Ct I O C be thoroughly washed not less than once each week and shall be <br />" <br /> repainted as necessary. <br />Impacts Options 1 Recommendations <br /> / Establish vehicle cleaning and painting requirements <br /> as a condition of the required license {see ,4ppendix A <br /> for sample language); <br /> / Establish performance standards related to controlling <br /> litter, spills etc. {see Appendix A for sample language}; <br /> / Provide universal roll-out of City-owned standardized <br /> single stream recycling containers with City logo (see <br /> Appendix A for sample contract language); and <br /> / Implement a Districted Collection System or City-Wide <br /> Contract for Services to reduce the number of trash <br /> trucks on residential streets, the number of days per <br /> week collection service occurs and allow for <br /> standardizing trash containers. <br /> o Roll-out City-owned standardized wheeled trash <br /> containers with City logo. <br /> Noise <br /> Background 1 Overview <br /> Noise from trash trucks can be related to a number of factors <br /> including: <br /> ^ Engine noise; <br /> • Backing alarms; <br /> ^ Noise at Point of Collection (Dumping of material such as <br /> glass in curbside recycling systems}; and <br /> • Dumping commercial bins. <br /> The specific strategies and options to reduce those noise impacts <br /> depend in large part on the source of the noise. Some jurisdictions <br /> have established specific noise standards (e.g., decibel ratings <br /> within a specified distance from the vehicle) that haulers must <br /> comply with during collection operations. <br /> Analysis <br /> Engine Noise <br /> Engine noise associated with residential trash trucks is largely <br /> related to revving of the engine when the vehicle is packing. <br /> Diesel garbage trucks can generate noise levels of up to 100 <br /> decibels. Two of the most significant options available to reduce <br /> trash truck engine noise are: <br />Section 2 - 14 <br />
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