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9/22/2009
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within 200 feet of a residential area}. The City's municipal code Review of Trash <br />does not place any limits on the time of commercial collection. ~~I ~ectfon <br />Vehicle Maintenance <br /> ~mpaets <br />Effective vehicle maintenance can also reduce noise. Assuring <br />that vehicles are well built, tight-fitting and well maintained will <br />help reduce vehicle noise. <br />Options 1 Recommendations <br />/ Establish noise standards that are to be met by all <br />haulers as a condition of their license and require <br />haulers to verify and report on compliance with those <br />standards. (see Appendix A for sample language); <br />/ Require operate-at-idle technology on all new vehicles; <br />require existing vehicles to be retrofitted; <br />/ Require natural gas vehicles if the necessary infrastructure <br />can be developed; <br />/ Require "Smart" back-up alarms; <br />/ Remove glass from the curbside recycling program; <br />/ Require various steps to be taken to reduce the noise <br />generated by the collection of commercial containers near <br />residential areas (e.g., treating containers, lid supports and <br />truck forks with sound deadening materials; using plastic <br />lids or dumpsters}; <br />/ Limit the time commercial collection activities can occur <br />within a specified distance of residential areas (see <br />Appendix A for sample contract language}; <br />/ Require vehicles to be well maintained; and <br />/ Implement a Districted Collection System or City-Wide <br />Contract far Services to reduce the number of trash <br />trucks on a typical residential street and vehicle miles <br />traveled: <br />o Require operate-at-idle technology on <br />residential vehicles as a condition of the award <br />of the districts. <br />Safety <br />Background 1 Overview <br />Solid waste operations can pose safety risks to employees and <br />the general public. The consideration ofi °Safety First" is central to <br />an effective solid waste management operation as safe operations <br />enhance productivity and profitability. <br />According to the Department of Labor Statistics, Refuse and <br />Recyclable Material Collectors have the one of the most <br />dangerous jab in the country with a fatality rate approximately 10 <br />Section 2 - 17 <br />
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