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Home My WebLink About6194 RESOLUTION NO. 6194 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING INDUSTRIAL WASTE PERMIT AND OTHER RELATED SERVICE FEES THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY FIND, DETERMINE AND RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Chapter 10 (Industrial Waste Control), of Article VII (Public Works) of the Arcadia Municipal Code provides for permit and service fees related to the City's industrial waste program to be established by resolution ofthe City Council. SECTION 2. The fees and charges relative to the City's industrial waste program shall be as evidenced within the attached "Exhibit A," which fees are hereby established and approved. SECTION 3. In taking this action, the City Council finds and determines, in accordance with the provisions of Section 54954.6 of the Government Code, that the service fees and charges being established do not exceed the actual cost of performing the regulatory services and activities for which they are being collected. SECTION 4. All other Resolutions concerning the regulations and fees established by this Resolution are hereby amended to the extent necessary to make the same conform herewith. 1 6194 SECTION 5. This Resolution shall be operative on the effective date of Ordinance No. 2129. SECTION 6. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution. Passed, approved and adopted this 5th day of September , 2000. ATTEST: Ma ~.&a _:9. Clerk . . ';:f =---\ APPROVED AS TO FORM: , , ~().~ City Attorney 2 6194 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS: CITY OF ARCADIA ) I, JUNE D. ALFORD, City Clerk of the City of Arcadia, hereby certifies that the foregoing Resolution No. 6194 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Arcadia, signed by the Mayor and attested to by the City Clerk at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 5th day of September 2000 and that said Resolution was adopted by the following vote, to wit: AYES: Councilmember Chandler, Chang, Segal and Kovacic NOES: Councilmember Marshall ABSENT: None 3 6194 EXHIBIT A CITY OF ARCADIA INDUSTRIAL WASTE PROGRAM FEES Permit Application Fees IndustnalWasteur ., Fee*l~ ",q;"" ;:::ill,:~d';0'i:/ 'J";hri'31I1;'~".,;iirrj .~&.' '". '" -, ,',' diiDlSposaUPermlt'tll'iij1'New 'N"'Permifii "~if ''Fype:R ;iilli i~Riffuit!!i !'~~~i~ihiIf: Sewer disposal 240.00 $157.00 On-site disposal 376.00 226.00 Off-site disposal 355.00 214.00 'The application fee for a permit application by a successor in interest, where the Director finds that the succeeding operation is essentially the same as the preceding permitted operation in quantity, strength and method of disposal for industrial wastes generated, shall be the amount set forth for permit revision. Industrial Waste Plan Review Fees ~5:r;,,"i;s: :i>~';riIPi~ >'''-+:' ';' !off~it~Di;posiitl New Revision New Revision New Revision $365.00 84.00 510.00 383.00 396.00 84.00 54.00. 351.00 616.00 74.00 86.00 351.00 3 570.00 39.00 784.00 653.00 616.00 39.00 629.00 86.00 866.00 667.00 680.00 528.00 5 921.00 706.00 1282.00 991.00 1003.00 730.00 6 1179.00 906.00 1658.00 1319.00 1586.00906.00 'The Director may impose a reinstatement fee of one-half of the plan review fee if the applicant fails to correct any plans or submittal upon written notice of correction or request for additional information by the Director after three attempts have been made to gain such correction. EXHIBIT A Annual Inspection Fees I!lsp!;c.i,oii,l}!;ee,.\~I~~s; A B C D E M RDS $ 125.00 250.00 378.00 496.00 749.00 1,491.00 186.00 * Immediately upon issuance of a new permit, the permittee shall be billed a percentage of the above inspection fee, determined by the days remaining in the billing period, as scheduled below. The annual inspection fee shall also be increased by an additional $138.00 for each approved rainwater diversion system. iDaysRe~~injng.i!!? \Rercentjom\eedDlie[ '" .' ,$im~g~Red9.~~:C .:~;-~iil~il;;-;~11 ~j~:~_"_iii'- I -- 60 0% 61 -- 120 25% 121 -- 210 50% 21 I -- 300 75% 301 -- 365 100% Classes of Businesses, Rrocesses and Industries for Plan Review and Inspection Fees Plan review and inspection classes shall be established in accordance with Table 1. The classes for any business, process, industry or residential use connection not listed in Table I shall be determined by the Director using Table I as a guide. Table I "Agriculfurjll'Prod1tdio~;i!10odi[ ~iiPlai1[. . Inspedion ;,,,it,,',' ,', nl!l;oc~ssillgl\lIdl"la~4liii,giiH R~Vi.ew III qlas~[ ,,'=L'- -"14\",' ... 'i. ..H."'....... . Class. I..... ~"ii0_, ,__,,""o_~ Animal slaughtering (except fowl) 3 D Bakery plants 2 C Beverages, canning and bottling 2 C Breweries, wineries 3 D Canned and preserved fruits and 3 B "egetables Cold storage and refrigeration I A EXHIBIT A plants ~airies and dairy products 2 D IF ood markets I A IFrozen foods 2 B ~ydroponic farms 2 B Woultry 3 E 1Prepared meat, poultry and fish 2 C products ~estaurants, public eating places I A and plant cafeterias ~endering 3 C Sugar and confectionery products I A ~ egetable fats and oils 2 B Vegetable packing 3 D ~iilingj[[:ManufactUri11g[:al1~~:Jliiii" ~"i.'HH i' '['yi.i[ :rroces~ingi' ..fi'...... ..... ....ill:iini:;~ g<H[[[ Aircraft 3 C Aircraft engines, parts and 3 C accessories Ammunition and explosives 2 D Asphalt and asphalt products 4 E Battery manufacturing, servicing 3 E and reclaiming Blast furnaces, steel works, rolling 4 E and finishing mills Carpet mills with dyeing 4 D Carpet mills without dyeing I A Cement manufacturing 3 B Ceramics 2 D Chemical milling 5 E Chemical plants 5 E Coating, electroplating, engraving 4 E and related services Concrete batch plants 2 D Cut stone and stone products 2 A Electric power generation plants 3 B except waste-to-energy facilities Enameled products 2 B Guided missiles, space vehicles, 4 D space vehicle propulsion units and EXHIBIT A propulsion unit parts ron and steel foundries and heat 4 D treating Linoleum, asphalt-felt-base and 2 B other hard-surface floor covering Metal fabrication (no chemical 1 B waste) Metals -- with chemical wastes 1 A (not otherwise classified) Metals -- with no chemical wastes 1 B (not otherwise classified) Motor vehicle parts and 2 B accessones \1otor vehicles, vehicle bodies and 3 B railers \1usical instruments (metal) 2 C \Ion-metals -- with chemical 3 D wastes (not otherwise classified) [Non-metals -- with no chemical 1 A Iwastes (not otherwise classified) Oil field production 2 C lPaint manufacturing 3 D IPaper manufacturing 3 C !Paper products 2 B Pesticides 4 D 1Petroleum refining and processing 5 E Pharmaceuticals 4 D Photographic equipment and 2 C supplies Pottery, china, earthenware 2 C porcelain and related products Primary smelting and refining of 3 B nonferrous metals Printed circuit boards 4 E Quarrying and rock crushing 4 D Railroad equipment 2 B Rolling, drawing and extruding 2 C nonferrous metals Rubber and plastics products 3 C Sand and gravel washing and 3 D screemng EXHIBIT A Secondary smelting and refining 2 C of nonferrous metals Semiconductor and related devices , D -' Silverware, plated ware and 4 E stainless steel ware Spray-painting shops I A Steel springs manufacturing 3 E anning and wool pulling 3 D extile mills, treating and dyeing 4 D Wood fabrication (no chemical I A Iwastes) lR~taH'I'rade and Services "" "c "" lAirports, flying fields and airport I B ~erminal services lAutomotive repair I C Bottle and can washing 2 B Car wash I C Chemical laboratories I B Cleaners, retail I B Commercial laundries (not coin- 2 B pperated) Cooperages 3 D Dry cleaning plants 2 D Film processing plants 2 C Film processing, retail 1 A Kennels, dog and cat hospitals I A Marine service 2 C Schools, churches and institutions I A Service stations -- incidental car I A washing, repairs and maintenance . ank truck interior washing 2 D 1 ruck repair and exterior washing I C \W~st~nispo~lI,l~~ci'i!ie~, ,; "" """" " "" "">", Cogeneration facilities (not 2 C otherwise classified Hazardous waste treatment, 6 M ecycling, storage and transfer facilities EXHIBIT A Injection wells, non-oilfield wastes 3 M (liquids) lLandfill gas recovery facilities 6 M !Liquid waste storage and transfer 4 E facilities, non-hazardous Open facilities, not used 1 A Solid-waste transfer, recycling and 3 D Icomposting facilities Solid-waste incinerators 6 M Waste-to-energy facilities 6 M *Where an industry or process falls into more than one fee class category, the higher fee shall prevail unless the Director determines a lesser amount is appropriate. Wastewater Sampling and Analysis Fee The Director may charge the discharger a fee of $186.00 for each analysis performed by or on behalf of the Director on wastewater samples taken from the discharger. Miscellaneous Service Fees The following fees, as set forth in Table II below, shall be paid before a review is made, approval is granted, inspection is made, operation is allowed or remedial action is implemented: Table II ',';'" ,,' L ';Serviceffi;;;;H;:';;;;;; I'f; Fee' nspection of pretreatment facility $ 123.00 ~or permit cancellation Review of site remedial 63.00 nvestigation and cleanup plan to !correct unauthorized release of industrial waste, initial deposit IAdditional site remedial 63.00 investigation and cleanup plan eview and approval, per hour Inspections outside of normal 79.00 l:msiness hours, per hour nspection for which no fee is 186.00 specifically indicated IAdditional plan review or revisions 63.00 bf previously approved plans, per hour EXHIBIT A Penalties for Delinquency All inspection fees, wastewater sampling and analysis fees, and applicable miscellaneous fees shall be due and payable on the billing date as established or by the due date indicated on any invoices issued. Fees not paid within 30 calendar days from the billing date shall be considered delinquent. Delinquent fees shall be subject to a lO-percent penalty fee for each 30- day period beyond the billing date that the fee is due. Permits for which the inspection fee is delinquent for 90 days or more are subject to suspension. Annual Inspection Fee Refunds Upon proper cancellation of a permit, and upon written request of the permittee, the director shall refund a portion of the annual inspection fee as determined from the table below: 'Days From Pr~vi9usIBiJ!ing: " Da,te 1 -- 60 61 -- 150 151 -- 240 241 or more 75% 50% 25% 0% v Percent"Required v