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Motion by Councilman Lofy, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to reappoint Mr. Richard Prieto to serve another term on the Planning Commission, commencing January 1992. Unanimous vote. Contract Public Works Director Hutton referred to Ordinances 0-19-91 and 0-20-91 relating to private refuse haulers within the City. The amendments contained therein did not affect the rights of the existing private haulers to renew their business licenses and to continue providing refuse hauling services within the City except to the extent that new services or customers are involved. The provisions of Ordinance No. 0-20-91 allow any authorized refuse hauler to apply for a permit for operation of refuse hauling services within the City. While such a permit is not required for existing private haulers subject to termination in 1995, such private haulers may apply for a permit to validate their existing areas and to obtain whatever permit terms may be extended, or to expand their area of service so long as that expansion does not intrude upon areas served by existing private haulers. The Municipal Code merely requires any authorized refuse hauler to obtain a permit before commencement of service. As Jack's Disposal Service is one of the existing private hauler's providing continuous service in the City, subject to termination of its existing business in the same way that all other haulers are subject to such termination in April of 1995, no permit application is required for its existing service area. A permit may be granted for that area, however, in which case, the permit conditions and terms would substitute for the five year notice of termination previously given. Depending on the terms of the permit, it could apply to new customers as well and could be issued for a longer or shorter period than the remaining termination period. Staff recommended that the City Council approve issuance of a permit to Jack's Disposal Service for its existing area and for any new customers that may be directed to it by the City, that it authorize the City Manager to execute a permit agreement setting forth the terms and conditions of the permit, and that the permit conditions include adherence to the City's rate and service schedules and be approved by the City Attorney. 4 JAN 2 1 1992