Ordinance 1992-04
ORDINANCE NO.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS; ESTABLISHING FEES FOR
THE RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL COLLECTION OF GARBAGE, TRASH
AND BRUSH; AMENDING SECTION 7 OF ORDINANCE 84-12, REPEALING
ORDINANCE NO. 90-19 AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
THEREWITH AND AMENDING SECTION 9 OF APPENDIX A TO THE WYLIE CITY
CODE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE FURTHER PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City has renegotiated its contract for solid
waste refuse service with its current contractor BFI; and
WHEREAS, the new agreement with the contractor provides for
reduction of rates for certain services, including a reduction in
collection fees for residential customers; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has voted to pass the savings
along to the customers effective April 1, 1992 and establish
current collection rates in accordance with the current agreement
with the contractor;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
WYLIE, TEXAS, as follows:
1. That Section
hereby amended to read
9 of Appendix A to the Wylie City Code is
as follows:
"SECTION 9 GARBAGE, TRASH, AND BRUSH FEES
9.01 Residential Fee; Deposits
(a) The collection and removal of garbage, rubbish, and
brush in disposable bags or approved containers (30 gallon
cans) from residential premises, two (2) times per week
shall be made for a fee charge of $10.55 per residential
unit for each calendar month. Multifamily dwellings (4 or
more units) shall use commercial containers provided by the
contractor. For partial months, said charges shall be
prorated for each week of the month during which such
service is available and provided to the customer. There
shall be a fee charge for extra collections necessary for
unusual accumulation. The charges for collection service
shall be included on the monthly utility bill of the
occupant. It shall be mandatory that all utility customers
shall receive solid waste collection service. Rates and
charges shall be due an payable on the date so indicated on
the utility billing statement.
(b) Non residential customers
deposit equivalent to three (3)
of $30.00.
shall be required to make a
months charges, or a minimum
(c) Residential fees for each unit of single family detached
or duplex (not master metered) either curbside or alleyside
service, shall be $10.55 per month and shall be charged each
month on the utility bill.
(d) The following collection fees are
establishment or collection, to wit:
based upon type of
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TYPE
CHARGE PER MONTH
Trailer Park..................
$10.55
pe r unit
per unit
pe r uni t
per living unit
Dup 1 ex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$10.55
Multi-family..................
$10.55
Residential Unit.............. $13.10
(utility customer outside city)
9.02 Commercial Hand Collection Fees
Fee charges for commercial hand collection where residential
type bags or approved conta~ners are allowable:
(a) Less than five 30 gallon bags or
(approved containers) per week.................
$18.91
(b) Five to eight 30 gallon bags or
(approved containers) per week.................
$35.15
(c) Nine to twelve 30 gallon bags or
(approved containers) per week.................
$51.30
9.03 Commercial Dumpster Charges
Commercial dumpsters shall be provided by lease to
requiring them and shall be subject to the
charges, to-wit:
customers
following
8 cu. yd
TIMES PER WEEK MO. CHARGE
1 x week $ 62.30
2 x week 101.25
3 x week 140.18
1 x week 68.98
2 x week 111.26
3 x week 152.43
1 x week 84.55
2 x week 124.62
3 x week 173.56
1 x week 95.68
2 x week 159.11
3 x week 225.86
1 x week 119.04
2 x week 189.19
3 x week 244.78
1 x week 139.08
2 x week 235.87
3 x week 331.55
SIZE
2 cu. yd
3 cu. yd
4 cu. yd
6 cu. yd
10 cu. yd
EXTRA PICKUPS/DUMPSTER-EACH REQUEST
Upon request, extra pickups shall be made of
dumpsters and a fee charge made for each
accordance with the following schedule, to wit:
commercial
request in
2-4 ell yd.....................................
$28.93
$34.30
6- 1 0 ell. yd...................................
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SPECIAL CHARGES:
Compactor containers (42 cu. yd).............
$253.65
Roll-off containers (30 cu.yd)............... $226.97
per haul
Per day rent of roll-off containers......... $7.86
Per month rent of roll-off containers....... $235.80
Delivery and exchange of roll-off containers $78.74
Delivery and exchange of front-end containers $54.74
Return check charge..........................
$15.00
Past due service charge (over 25 days from
statement due date, commercial dumpsters only) 1.5%
per month
9.04 Fees for Tree, Shrub and Brush Trimmings, Newspapers
and Magazines
Trees, shrub and brush trimmings, newspapers and magazines
securely tied together and forming an easily handled package
not exceeding four feet (4') in length or forty (40) pounds
in weight shall be collected with the regular collection at
no charge. Such items left for collection and which are not
bundled shall be collected for a minimum charge of $10.00.
Such items left for collection which require additional
time, manpower, or equipment shall be collected by
arrangement with the city and subject to an additional
special charge to be determined by the city.
9.05
Large Amounts
Large amounts will be collected after regular collection is
completed. Residents will be charged at the rate of $1.00
per minute for time spent on such collections with a minimum
charge of $10.00. Any resident desiring service for such
large amounts shall request the same only through BFI's
dispatch office.
2. Ordinance No. 90-19 and Section 9 of Appendix A to the
City of Wylie Code (said Section 9 being the codified version of
said Ordinance No. 90-19) be and they hereby are repealed in
their entirety; and Section 7 of Ordinance No. 84-12, is amended
in accordance herewith; and all other ordinances and code
provisions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed to the extent
of any such conflict or inconsistence.
3. Should any paragraph, sentence, sub-division, clause,
phrase or section of this ordinance be adjudged or held to be
unconstitutional, illegal or invalid the same shall not affect
the validity of this ordinance as a whole or any part or
provisions thereof, other than the part or parts as declared to
be invalid, illegal, or unconstitutional.
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4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately from and
after its passage and the publication of the caption as the law
and the City's Charter provide in such cases, and the rate
changes herein imposed are effective as of April 1, 1992.
DULY PASSED AND APPRO;lD
Wylie, Texas, this /
by the City Council
day of April, 1992.
of the
City
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ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Steven P. Deiter, City Attorney
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ORDINANCE NO. 92-5
AN ORDI1\ANCE OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS,
ADOPTIl'iG CERTAIN
REGULATIOI\S
HELATING TO THE CON-
TROL OF VICIOUS DOGS,
DEFINI"iG CERTAIN
TERMS USED THEREIl\,
PROVIDING RE-
QUIRElIlENTS FOR
OWNERS OF
DA:\GEROUS DOGS:
DECLARING CERTA.IN
PETS TO BE UNLAWFUL:
PROVIDING CIVIL AKD
CRIMIl\AL PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATIONS. IN-
CLUDING DESTRUCTION
OF THE DANGEROUS
DOG: PROVIDING FOR
HEPEAL OF ALL OH-
DINANCES IN CONFLICT
THEHEWITH: PRO-
VTDI'iG A SEVEHABILI-
TY CLAUSE: A:\CD PRO-
VIDING FOR AN EFFEC-
TIVE DATE.
DUL Y PASSED AND AP.
PROVED by the City Council
of the City of W,'lie. Texas,
tillS 10 day of :l-Iarch, 1992.
City of Wvlie. Texas
BY John W. Akin. :\lavor
ATTEST:
CarbIyn Jones.
City Secretar.y
ORDINANCE NO. 92.4
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
ESTABLISHING FEES
FOR THE RESIDENTIAL
AND NON-RESEDENTlAL
COLLECTION OF GAR-
BAGE, TRASH AJ\D
BRUSH: AMENDING SEC-
TION 7 OF ORDIJ\ANCE
84-12, REPEALING OR-
DINANCE NO. 90-19 AND
ALL OTHER OR-
DINANCES IN CONFl::fC'l"
THEREWITH AND
AMENDIl'>G SECTION 9
OF APPENDIX A TO THE
WYLIE CITY CODE: PRO-
VIDING A SEVERABILI-
TY CLAUSE FURTHER
PROVIDING FOR AJ\ EF-
FECTIVE DATE.
4. This ordinance shan take
effect immediately from and
after . its passage and the
publication of the capti~n ~s
the iaw and the CIty s
Charter provide in such case.s.
and the rate changes hereIn
imposed are effective as of
April 1, 1992.
DULY PASSED AND AP-
PROVED by the City Council
of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this] 4 day 01 April. 1992
John IN Akin, Mayor
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones,
City Set:retary
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Into Submission. 15-9
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1 t didn't take the Pottshoro
Cardinals long to get the
message across t.hat they had
come to play !"ome bajj - likp
in the first inning - when
they ciuubed the struggiing
\\'.viie PiraLPs with a l~-hit
attack, two of t.hem douhies.
on their way to a 15-9 District
lO-AAA victory at Pirates
Field iasr Tupsda:\' afterno(ln.
It is an old story Onp guy
gets his big lick in first and
then proceeds to kick the
sims out of the gu~. on the
h'Tound. Prett~T simple, realiy.
It didn't help the rirat~s:
caust:'. (lIther. when t.hey COnl-
mittpd (light errors.
TIH--' Cards scored !litH:' runs
in the top of the first off
starter Steve Polen and ace
relipver Shain Robinsol1...\nd
that pren~' lTIueh L.okI t1lf'
5Lory
Thp los,<:::, for ali intent ~ and
purposes. may havE' knockC'fi
the Pirates out of pVl:'n n
chancE' for t.ht, \:u. :! spot put
of the district. A lot can hap-
PCll befon' the final out.. of
course.
Tlw. Pirates no\\" havc iusses
1 () Bonham. Frisco and to
Pottshoro. The scheduie is
not playrd in haivE's. The two
Learns with the best record at
Lhe end of the season go to
Lhe piavoffs.
Poien never reaily broke a
good swe;;..t before leaving for
Robinson t\nd b\ t.he tirne
Robinson arrived 011 thE'
scene things were
deteriorating rapidl)-
PotLsboro added a pair of
runs in the third inning. a run
in the fifth and topped things
off \",ith three runs in the top
of the seventh.
\Yylie gave its fans a faim
moment of hope when the
Pirates got something going
in the last of the fourth when
they scored three runs. and
aga"in in the sixth when they
scored another four runs; ;,..'
~'-"-;:vrrcnael . tlenltezstarteo
things off in the lbird with a
single anu Troy Garcia
followed with a single to put
t\\'o on and no DUlS.
Steve Dykes waiked to load
the hags, and Steve Marks
slepped in and sjapped a sbot
down the third base line
\'.;hich should have at least
been a doubie play, perhaps
even a triple play.
The haii went. right heLween
the third baseman' s iegs and
Benitez and Garcia scored.
Robmson stood m next and
hit into a double pia".. Tres
Sansom wa~ caught looking
at a third strike [Q geL thl::
Cards out of the inning
v..'ithout further damage.
The Pirates came up wilh
tour more runs in their end of
t.he sixth on singles b!' Gar-
cia. Stpvp J\-'larks. and San-
som, plus \valks to Benitez,
and Arvid V ardeillO slice thlC
Cards. lead to 12-7.
!-Iowever. the Canis add~d
tlleir final three runs in t.he
top of the seventh [.0 tuck
t.his one away against a team
lnat wasn't hitting <.:011-
~istentiy, wasn't pla.villg
good defense and one that.
was stiB shaking its head
aft.er that. first inning mugg'
ing.
Oh, the Pirates did get 10
hit5. but ail but two of them
came from the iast of the hat-
ting order. Only Tony Clark
and Benitez managed singies
of the top five hitters.
Benit.ez did redeem himself
. somrwhat hy reaching base
t.hrep times - t'\vice on walks
and onel:' \'ia hit - and scored
aU l 11 ree times
\"ow it's down 10 the nitty
I'm ty for the Pirates. If they
entertaill even lhtc siighlest
hope of getting into the
pla~'nffs. they cannot afford
to iO"se anot.her 'l,'ame. From
this point, on every gamp is a
must win situation.
\\'.\'1ie was open Friday, and
wa~ in \Vhite~boro on Tues-
do)' to do battle with lhe
Bearcats hefore reLurning t.o
\\"yhe for a Frida~' date with
Commef{.'f' as the Pirat es
hegin the second hulf of t he
,""chedu]e.
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1'11';1ll;'~ - (iOO :1{),1 - ~1 ill ,"'-
Cardinais - Hayes: WP -
Ha~'es: 2b Nalll:'~'.
'VicDa\'id: E Cooiey.
Cooie,': LOB - 7.
\Vylie - Poien, Robinson; LP
-- Robinson: E - Ciark (2),
SchneiL Garcia, BeniLpz li3),
Sansom; LOR - 7.
Wylie Police
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Chief Attends
La w Seminar
\.Vviie Police Chief Harvey
Hightower was invit.ed to
participate in the Executive
Issues Seminar Series this
month which was produced
byt:h~, l:a~.,Enforce~ent
with Sam Houston State
University
Chief Hightower attended
the Austin ciass, which ~.as
part of a three-day semmar
:conducted throughout the
stat.e. His dass dealt with
Alternative Futures for Law
Enforcement.
"1 felt very privileged to at-
tend again this year. I was
lucky enough to have be~n
chosen from the Aust.In
Police Department hy the In-
stitute last.. year before com-
ing to Wyile. Speaking from a
budget standpomt, thIS was a
great seminar. It was of no
cost to the City, other lhan
aHowing time to go. T~e
hotel, seminar and mealS
were paid in part b.y the
Texas CommissionoD Law
Enforcement Officers Scan.
dartis and EducaLlon
(TCLEOSE) and Sam
Houston State University.
l-fopefuii,'. wc' can obtain
ot.her such training for all our
officpr:--; in tht' future." he
said.
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M V name is Jason Robert s, I
am - an MDA patient helping
wit.h this year's "Fill A Boot"
as a Sch~oi Project.
Wviie firefighters will take
to the streets April 24-2;'1 to
accept contrihutions in their
booLs tor the fight. against
Muscular Dyslroph.v There
wiil bt-' over 80 area fire
dppart.menLs participating in
this campaib'11 1.0 benefit the
Muscular Dystrophy
Association,
I would iike to thank alllhe
firefighters for their help with
"Fiii A Boot" for I\-!DA.
Sincprely:
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St.pvc and Penny \Vinters of
\Yyiie arp proud to announce
Lhe birth of a son, Layto1l
Conal' \i\/inters born April 8,
1992 at the HCA Medicai
Cenler of Piono. He weighed
8 lh" 4 ozs..
Proud grandparent.s are Don
ilnd Caroi Ammerman of
\Vylie and Linda Briggs of
PrinceLon, Tx.
He was greeted at home by
his hrother, Mitchell, 3 '/2 yrs.
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