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Apple Valley ordinance (just amended to create hauling zones/days): <br />Each Licensee shall submit a monthly report to the city that identifies separately the weight, in <br />tons, of refuse, recyclables, yard waste and special pick-up materials that_were collected by the. <br />licensee from Apple Valley sources. The report must be provided on or before the fifteenth day of <br />the month following the month being reported, and shall be on a form provided by the city. The <br />report shall also identify the weight of each type of collected recyclable derived via actual <br />weighing of each individual material or through the application of recyclable waste stream <br />percentages acceptable to Dakota County. The report shall include a summary; including <br />receipts, of all revenues derived by the collector for each targeted recyclable material market <br />during the month. The report shall distinguish. residential collection tonnage from commercial) <br />industrial tonnage and shalt also include a brief description of the methodology used in computing <br />the reported weights. The cit reserves the ri ht to re uest additional relevant information from <br />the licensee as deemed necessar in order to Ian for and evaluate its waste dis orals stem <br />A license fee as specified in the appendix to Chapter 35, based on the number of vehicles to be <br />used by the applicant in applicant's operations under the license, shall accompany the application <br />and, upon granting of the license, the fee shall be deposited in the general fund. <br />Notes from Rosemount: <br />1. Until this year Rosemount did not limit the- number of residential licenses we would issue. <br />Anyone who had a truck, insurance, and $320 could get a license. At the end of last year <br />the City Council updated our waste hauling ordinance to put a cap on the number of <br />residential licenses we issue. <br />2. That cap is the current number of licenses; eight. This is for residential haulers only. We <br />do not now and do not intend to limit commercial licenses. When the economy turns <br />around we will have a lot of construction going on and many firms license just to handle <br />construction and remodeling debris. So we do not expect to limit these haulers. <br />3. According to the Met Council, there were 7,104 households in Rosemount in 2007, the <br />last year for which information is available. <br />4. Yes, when the Ordinance was revised, the following language was included: <br />Limitations On Licensing: The city council, in the interest of maintaining healthful and sanitary <br />conditions in the city, hereby reserves the right to specify and assign certain areas to all <br />licensees,. and to limit the number of licenses issued. The council finds that by reducing the <br />number of collection vehicle trips through a neighborhood, th.e neighborhood will be more <br />safe for children and pedestrians, the amount of wear on the street surface will be reduced, <br />and the total amount of emissions produced by the collection vehicles will decrease. <br />Onl haulers licensed as of the effective date hereof will be allowed to renew their license. <br />When a hauler leaves the industry or merges with another hauler, the total number of <br />residential hauling licenses available in Rosemount will automatically be reduced. <br />5. As you can see, there is no set numerical limit to the number of licenses we issue. <br />Anyone who currently h.as a license will be allowed to continue getting a license. But we <br />did introduce a method to reduce the number we issue over time as firms merge or leave <br />the business. <br />6. Like I said, anyone who currently has a license will be allowed to re-license. <br />7. So far, no one has challenged us but this ordinance was revised after the 2009 hauling <br />licenses were issued. So the fall of 2009 when we re-license for 201:0 would be the first <br />time anyone might challenge this. We don't expect any since we have been pretty liberal <br />in the past most anyone that. wanted to work in our city is already here: <br />
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