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Tim Pratt stated from a staff perspective it is difficult to know which subjects will <br />be controversial and. should be advertised in the newspaper. <br />Member Felice mentioned perhaps any subject that deals burning and things that <br />get into the air or with water should bethought of as controversial and should be <br />communicated. <br />Member Vanderwall mentioned if there are many comments from the public <br />about an issue perhaps the City Council can hold off on the discussion until we <br />can get the word out about the subject. Member DeBenedet stated the problem <br />with holding off on a subject is that there is a 60 day limit from the time the <br />application is filed. until they take action. Duane Schwartz stated the City Council <br />did discuss revisiting the notice policy. <br />6. Organized Collection Study /Next Steps <br />Duane Schwartz mentioned there is a statute for cities considering a waste <br />collection process. The City Council holds the hearing about organized waste <br />collection. The topic that needs to be discussed. is prior to starting the statutory <br />process what types of research is needed or what additional study is needed. <br />Member DeBenedet stated they were given a copy of the City Attorney's letter <br />dated January 8, 2009 along with a 30 point question and answer list that staff <br />developed from Tim Pratt's office. Duane Schwartz added that this list has been <br />updated since then. <br />Tim. Pratt mentioned there are two tracks. One is the statutory process that Duane <br />Schwartz mentioned.. The other is the process of the Public Works Environment <br />and Transportation Commission gaining the knowledge it needs to know to make <br />informed. decisions and recommendations. Tim suggested the Commission goes <br />down the second track to first to gain knowledge before this topic goes to the City <br />Council and the public hearing. Generally what has happened in other cities is <br />once this topic goes to the public hearing the waste collection companies begin <br />their own campaign of sending out information and any information from the <br />Public Works Environment and Transportation Commission is lost. <br />Duane Schwartz stated they should gather enough information to be able to make <br />a recommendation to the City Council as to whether or not. the Council should <br />start the statutory process. They should be able to tie a recommendation to a list <br />benefits of why starting this process would be a good idea for the City. <br />Member DeBenedet stated it would be significant if they could get the top three or <br />four benefits to residents listed. One benefit would be that the City would expect <br />to get better rates. They would create a table to site the rates other cities in the <br />area have received to compare them. <br />Duane Schwartz mentioned that 70% of waste collection in the country is <br />organized. Tim Pratt stated this is along the coasts of the nation: <br />5 <br />
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