09-14 Bill No. 2021-15
NO.
ANORDINANCEREPEALING AND REPLACING SECTION 601 OF THE RICHFIELD
CODEOF ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL,COLLECTION, AND HAULING
THECITYOF RICHFIELD DOESORDAIN:
Section 1.Section601oftheRichfieldCodeofOrdinances is herebyrepealedin
its entirety.
Section 2.The Richfield Code of Ordinances ishereby amended by adding a
newSection601asfollows:
SECTION 601: SOLIDWASTEDISPOSAL,COLLECTION, AND HAULING
601.01 - DEFINITIONS.
Thefollowingterms, as used inthis section, shall have the followingmeanings, unless
thecontextclearlyindicatesotherwise.
Subdivision 1.ADDITIONAL COLLECTION SERVICES .Solid waste
collection services available to all RDUs above the base level solid waste collection
services that may include, but are not limited to: overflow trash; yard waste; bulky
waste; electronic waste; organics; walk-up service collection; late set-out
collection;holiday tree collection; cart size changes (RDUs will be charged for the
second or more cart size changes per calendar year per RDU); extra cart delivery; and
extra collections of trash, recyclables, bulky waste, and electronic waste. Each of
these additional collection services will be provided at an additional charge billed
to the RDU. All additional collection services are optional, however RDUs will be
charged for organics regardless of participation in the organics service.
Subd. 2.BASE LEVEL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES. Solid waste
collection services for trash and recyclables that are common to all RDUs. This includes
collection of one trash cart, with disposal of solid waste as directed by the City, and
recyclables collection services.Base level solid waste collection services are paid for by
the RDU to their assigned hauler.
Subd. 3.BULKY WASTE. Large items from that may not be placed into carts
including, but not limited to: stoves, refrigerators, water heaters, washing
machines, bicycles, lawn mowers, lawn chairs, furniture, and other such materials.
Subd. 4.CARTS. The wheeled and lidded trash, recyclables, organics, and/or
yard waste containers in which materials can be stored and rolled out for curbside
collection on the designated collection day.
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Subd. 5. COLLECTION HOURS. The time period during which collection of solid
waste,, is authorized by the City. The Collection Hours shall be 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday or a Saturday immediately following an observed Holiday.
Subd.6. COMPOSTING or COMPOST. A microbial process that converts plant
materials such as grass clippings and leaves to a usable organic soil amendment or
mulch by providing adequate aeration, moisture, particle size, and fertilizer and lime.
Subd. 7.COMPOSTABLE BAGS. Paper kraft bags or bags that meet ASTM
Standard Certification for Compostable Plastics (D6400) within a composting operation,
as required by ,Minnesota Statutes, section 115A.931, subdivision (c) and Minnesota
Statutes, section 325E.046, for collection of any organics and yard waste that is not
contained in an organics or yard waste cart.
Subd. 8.CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS. Has the same meaning prescribed by
Minnesota Statutes, section 115A.03, subdivision 7.
Subd. 9.CURBSIDE. That portion of the right-of-way adjacent to the paved or
traveled city, county, or state roadways, including alleys.
Subd. 10.CURBSIDE COLLECTION. The collection of all solid waste, including
trash, recyclables, yard waste, organics, bulky waste, electronic waste, and other
additional collection services.
Subd. 11.ELECTRONIC WASTE. Has the same meaning prescribed for
section 115A.1310, subdivision 7.
Subd. 12.EXTRA COLLECTION. The collection of all base level solid waste
collection services and other additional collection services collected in addition to or
outside of the regular collection day for each RDU.
Subd. 13.HAULER. A company or person licensed by both the City and the county
in accordance with this Section.
Subd. 14.HAULING DISTRICT. The geographic area within the City that designates
the day of the week for the collection of all solid waste.
Subd. 15. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE. Has the same meaning prescribed
by Minnesota Statutes, 115A.94, subdivision 1(b).
Subd. 16. HOLIDAY TREE COLLECTION. The seasonal annual collection of
naturally-grown holiday trees. This additional collection service is collected and
disposed of like yard waste and will be serviced in addition to and outside of yard waste
collection for a separate fee.
Subd. 17. LATE SET-OUT COLLECTION. The collection of solid waste following the
failure of an RDU to properly set out any solid waste for base level solid waste collection
services or additional collection services for collection. RDUs will be required to set out
carts no later than 7:00 A.M. on their day. RDUs that do not
have carts set out timely or properly (according to Cart set out guidelines shared with
RDUs) will be subject to a late set-out collection fee.
Subd. 18. OCCUPANT. Aperson or entity that is living in or using a building,
premise, or other property as a lessee, tenant, or owner.
Subd. 19. ORGANICS OR ORGANICS MATERIAL. Has the same meaning
- Minnesota Administrative Rules,
section 7035.0300, subpart 105a; however, the term organic material does not include
yard waste for purposes of this Section.
Subd. 20. OVERFLOW TRASH. Extra trash that is either set out next to the trash cart
or if the trash cart lid is propped open more than 6 inches by excess trash..
Subd. 21. NON-NON-RDU. Properties other
than RDUs consisting of multi-family residential buildings, residential dwellings in
homeowners associations, and commercial, industrial, and institutional establishments
that contract directly for their own solid waste collection services, and properties owned
by persons or occupants who have received City approval to opt-out of base level solid
waste collection services.
Subd. 22. RECYCLABLES. Materials listed by the City as appropriate for recycling
collection,including but not limited to: newspapers (including advertising inserts),
household office paper and mail, copy paper, computer paper, greeting cards, school
papers, phone books, magazines, catalogues, boxboard (including cereal, cake, chip
and cracker boxes) corrugated cardboard, food and beverage glass jars and bottles,
plastic containers (including lids, caps, non-bottle tubs, cups, clam shells), and aseptic
juice and milk cartons.
Subd. 23. RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT RDU.Any dwelling unit in a one-,
two-, or three-unit building within the City occupied by a person or group of persons,
and other dwellings expressly agreed upon in writing by the City and the haulers within
the corporate limits of the City that are eligible for solid waste collection services.
Subd. 24. SOLID WASTE.All solid waste, as that term is prescribed by Minnesota
Statutes, Section 116.06, subdivision 22,which normally results from the operation of a
residential, commercial,or other building. Solid waste may also include trash,
recyclables, yard waste, organics, bulky waste, and electronic waste as defined in this
Section.Solid waste does not include household hazardous waste or unacceptable
materials as defined in this Section.
Subd. 25. SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES. The purchase and distribution
of all carts and/or bags as specified for aggregation and the collection of any or all solid
waste which normally results from the operation of a residential, commercial, or other
buildings, and all related reporting, other administration, customer service, and public
education responsibilities.
Subd. 26.
es, section 115A.03, subdivision 21.
Subd. 27. UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS. Prohibited items from any of the specific
solid waste streams (e.g. trash, recyclables, yard waste, bulky waste, electronic waste,
organics) that are not allowed because they may contaminate the specific solid waste
stream, result in unsafe handling or management, or otherwise may harm the
environment, as defined by applicable laws, regulations, or agreed upon by the City and
haulers.
Subd. 28. WALK-UP SERVICE COLLECTION. The collection of solid waste from an
area adjacent to the RDU by ahauler in lieu of curbside collection, as authorized by the
City as an accommodation to the residents.
Subd. 29. YARD WASTE. Has the meaning prescribed by Minnesota Statutes,
section 115A.03, subdivision 36. Yard Waste does not include Organics.
Subd. 30. YARD WASTE COLLECTION. The pick-up and transportation of yard
waste accumulated in a yard waste cart, and/or in a compostable bag or bundle in
accordance with City guidelines.
601.03 - CITY HAULING LICENSE REQUIRED FOR RDUS AND NON-RDUS.
No person shall engage in the business of solid waste collection services for RDUs or
non-RDUs in the City unless all federal, state, county, or City requirements are met and
all necessary approvals, permits, and licenses are secured.
601.05 - CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR HAULING SOLID WASTE FROM RDUS.
All solid waste collected, conveyed, and disposed of by haulers for RDUs shall be
pursuant to a written contract with the City that shall specify the hauling districts, base
level solid waste collection services, collection hours, additional collection services for
snowbirdership, organics collection,
overflow trash policies, and any other details required by the City for any and all solid
waste collection services. No person or entity shall engage in the business of solid
waste collection services for RDUs in the City unless it is pursuant to a contract with the
City. All previous private contracts between solid waste haulers and RDUs shall be
considered null and void on October 4, 2021.
601.07 - DUTIES OF RDUs AND NON-RDUS GENERALLY.
It shall be the joint and several responsibility of every occupant of an RDU and non-
RDUto perform the following duties:
(1)Deposit solid waste in approved carts for collection at least once every other
week and as often as once each business day if necessary to protect the public health.
(2)Bag and keep solid waste in the appropriate cart for each form of solid waste.
Carts shall be maintained and cleaned, and kept in a state that will prevent leakage.
Overflow bags shall be kept inside a building until put out for collection.
(3)Keep all solid waste not placed in a cart in an enclosed building until placed in a
cart for collection. This requirement does not apply to dumpsters used for construction
debris. This requirement does not apply to yard waste subject to the private composting
requirements in this Section.
(4)Set out yard waste in either a compostable bag or yard waste cart at curbside for
collection by a hauler,self-hauled, or removed by a lawn or landscape business. If yard
waste is self-hauled, it shall be taken in a sanitary manner to a county- or City-approved
site. If yard waste is kept on the site of an RDU or non-RDU, it is subject to the private
composting requirements in this Section.
(5)Make certain that recycling carts placed out for collection do not contain trash.
(6)Make certain that no unacceptable materials are placed out for collection.
(7)Perform all other applicable duties as required by this Section.
601.09 - SPECIFIC DUTIES OF RDU OCCUPANTS.
In addition to the duties described in subsection 601.07, it shall be the joint and
several responsibility of every occupant of an RDU to perform the following duties:
(1)Utilize the base level solid waste collection services from a solid waste hauler as
contracted by the City. No occupant of an RDU shall dispose of solid waste in a cart that
is not on their property. Ifanoccupant of an RDU wishes to self-haul, the occupant shall
first obtain approval from the City using the process and form provided by the City to
apply for permission to self-haul any solid waste. The form shall require proof to the City
of the regular disposal of solid waste at a disposal facility or facilities approved by the
City and the county.
(2)Follow the City's andhguidelines and instructions for storing, disposing of,
and setting out all solid waste, including placement of trash and recyclables in
appropriate carts for each type of solid waste with the lid fully closed. Carts must be
placed for curbside collection adjacent to the street or alley, unless the RDU has been
approved for walk-up service collection. Solid waste shall be set out at ground-level and
not obstruct the roadway. All solid waste must be set out and collected such that no
solid waste is left adjacent to the street or alley after collection.
(3)Except when set out for collection, store carts within an enclosed structure or in
the rear or side yard of the property immediately adjacent to a principal or accessory
structure. Carts may not be stored in front of any part of the principal building on the
property. The following depictions demonstrate guidelines for cart storage:
Figure 1. Figure 2.
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(4)Place carts and any overflow bags at curbside no more than 12 hours before, but
no later than, the onset of the collection hours on the assigned collection day and
remove the carts no later than the end of the scheduled collection day or the designated
day for any missed collections.
(5)Place carts, bulky items, and yard waste on the boulevard or driveway, no more
than three feet from the curb or alley, and not in the street or alley. Carts shall not be
placed alongside any fixed objects or structures, including garages. There shall be no
less than three feet between carts to ensure safe and efficient service.
(6)Make certain that no yard waste is placed out for collection unless the RDU has a
subscription for yard waste collection service, -per-
ns.
(7)Make certain that no bulky waste or electronic waste is placed out for collection
unless an order is properly placed with the hauler.
(8)Provide at least one week's advance-notice to the hauler that the RDU will not
require services for at least four consecutive weeks because of an extended leave.
(9)Provide payment to the hauler on or before the due date on the bill for all solid
waste collection services, including any additional collection services provided to the
RDU. Failure to pay for services shall result in a monthly late fee. Failure to pay for
services may also result in the special assessment of the costs of those services, along
with any applicable fees, penalties or administrative costs against the real property on
which the RDU is situated for collection as described in subsection 601.37.
601.11 - SPECIFIC DUTIES OF NON-RDU OCCUPANTS.
In addition to the duties described in subsection 601.07,it shall be the joint and
several responsibility of every occupant of a non-RDU to perform the following duties:
(1)Arrange for the collection of solid waste by a hauler pursuant to a private contract
that provides for at least weekly collection of the same in an approved disposal facility
that has been approved by the City and the county. The City may permit bi-weekly trash
collection only if the property also has organics collection services.
(2)Follow the City's guidelines and instructions for RDUs related to storing,
disposing of, and setting out all solid waste, including placement of solid waste in
suitable and sufficient carts or receptacles with tight fitting covers and with the lid fully
closed.
(3)Place carts or containers at curbside no more than 12 hours before, but no later
than, the onset of the collection hours on collection day and remove the containers by
the end of collection day.
601.13 - PRIVATE COMPOSTING REQUIREMENTS.
Composting is permitted for occupants of RDUs and non-RDUs in residential zoning
districts or for residential uses located in non-residential zoning districts, provided that
such occupants comply with the following requirements:
(1)Composting shall be conducted within an enclosed compost structure, not to
exceed 300 cubic feet. Compost structures must be of a durable material such as wood,
brick, concrete, or sturdy metal fencing material, and must be neat in appearance and
capable of securing compost materials. Three-bin and barrel composter methods may
also be utilized.
(2)The structure shall only be located in the rear yard of the property and set back
at least three feet from any side lot line, rear lot line, dwelling unit, or structure. If a rear
yard location is unavailable or impractical, the compost structure may be placed in
another location approved by the Director of Public Safety or their authorized designee.
(3)Only organic materials, such as grass clippings, leaves, flowers, dried weeds,
sawdust, wood ash, plant trimmings, straw, vegetable and fruit scraps, coffee grounds,
and commercially-available compost ingredients, may be placed in the compost
structure.
(4)The following materials shall not be placed in compost structures: meat, bones,
fat, oils, whole eggs, dairy products, whole branches or logs, plastics, synthetic fibers,
human or pet wastes, diseased plants, or non-compostable papers.
(5)Compost shall be regularly turned over and mixed within the compost structure in
order to keep the material aerated, to minimize odor generation, and promote effective
decomposition of the compost material such that it will not create a public nuisance or
health hazard.
601.15 - INCINERATION.
Subdivision 1. No solid waste, construction demolition debris, or hazardous waste
shall be disposed of by burning.
Subd. 2. Commercial incinerators are only allowed as prescribed by Minnesota
Administrative Rules, section 7011.1220 and this sub-section. No person may operate
an incinerator within the City for the burning of solid waste unless the operation of
incinerator has been licensed by the City as provided in this subsection.
Subd. 3. Application for an incinerator license shall be made to the Director of Public
Safety or their authorized designee and shall state:
(1)The name, address, and contact information of the owner of the property on
which the incinerator is located;
(2)A description of the type of incinerator;
(3)Except in renewal applications, a plan showing that the incinerator will comply
with applicable rules and regulations; and
(4)Any other information required by the City.
Subd. 4. The annual incinerator license fee shall be as set forth in Appendix D of this
code.
Subd. 5. Applications for incinerator licenses may be granted by the Director of Public
Safety, or their authorized designee, if the incinerator meets the requirements of
Minnesota Administrative Rules, section 7011.1220, this sub-section, andall other
federal, state, county, and City laws, statutes, regulations, ordinances, and policies. The
Director of Public Safety may, however, refer any application to the City Council. In the
event of a referral to the City Council, the City Council may grant or deny the
application. The possible grounds for denial of the application may include, but are not
limited to, if the applicant or other persons occupying the premises at which the
incinerator is or would be located have not complied with Minnesota Administrative
Rules, section 7011.1220, this sub-section, andall other federal, state, county, and City
laws, statutes, regulations, ordinances, and policies.
601.17 - RDURESIDENTIAL HAULING DISTRICT BOUNDARIES.
Hauling of all solid waste for RDUs, except bulky waste and electronic waste, shall be
conducted on the collection day that corresponds to the residential hauling district
specified by this sub-section.
Collection DayResidential Hauling District Boundaries
MondayCedar Avenue to 10th Avenue
Tuesday10th Avenue to 3rd Avenue
Wednesday3rd Avenue to Lyndale Avenue
ThursdayLyndale Avenue to Newton Avenue
FridayNewton Avenueto Xerxes Avenue
No hauler or any other person shall collect solid waste from any RDU on any day
other than the day specified for collection in the residential hauling district except to
collect a missed collection,collection related to an additional collection service, or when
a holiday falls on a regular collection day and service is delayed.
601.19- COLLECTION VEHCILES USED FOR HAULING.
All haulers shall collect solid waste from RDUs and non-RDUs in appropriate vehicles
approved by the City and shall be equipped to meet all federal, state, county, and City
laws, statutes, regulations, ordinances, policies, and contracts concerning vehicles used
on City streets and alleys and maintained to meet those standards.
601.21 - HAULING LICENSE APPLICATION AND RENEWAL.
Subdivision 1. A City license is required for all haulers of solid waste operating in the
City for RDUs and non-RDUs.
Subd. 2. The initial and renewal applications for a City license to haul or collect solid
waste shall be in writing on a form provided by the City. Each initial and renewal
application must be filed with the City. All initial and renewal licenses shall expire on
December 31st of each year.
Subd. 3. The initial and renewal applications shall include the following information:
(1)The name, address, and contact information of the applicant;
(2)A true copy of the certificate of incorporation or, if a foreign corporation, a
certificate of authority, as described Minnesota Statutes, section 303.03. A true copy of
the certificate of good standing will be required for renewal;
(3)A true copy of the certificate of assumed name under Minnesota Statutes,
Section 333.02;
(4)Tax ID information, as described in Minnesota Statutes, section 270C.72;
(5)Proof of workers compensation insurance coverage, as described in Minnesota
Statutes, section 176.182;
(6)The proposed charges for hauling services;
(7)Description of the services to be rendered, including cart size and collection days;
(8)List of vehicle identification numbers for vehicles used to transport solid waste in
the City;
(9)A record of household recycling participation rates consistent with Hennepin
County requirements;
(10)Verifiable volume or tonnage summaries of trash, yard waste, recyclables, and
organics materials collected in Richfield during the previous year; and
(11)Any other information required by the City.
601.23 - HAULING LICENSE FEE.
The annual license fee for haulers shall be as set forth in Appendix D of this code.
601.25 - BOND AND INSURANCE.
Subdivision 1. For haulers that are licensed to provide service to RDUs, no license
shall be issued or continued in operation unless a performance and payment bond has
been furnished pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, sections 574.26 through 574.32.
Haulers must show proof of the continuation of the performance and payment bond
annually prior to renewal of a license.
Subd. 2. For haulers that are licensed to provide service to either RDUs or non-
RDUs, no license shall be issued or continued in operation unless such hauler has, in
full force and effect for all vehicles operating in the City, a business automotive liability
insurance policy with a minimum limit of $2,000,000 for bodily injury to any one person,
or in any amount required by contract; with a minimum limit of $2,000,000 for injuries to
more than one person which are sustained in the same accident, or in an amount
required by contract; and with a minimum limit of $2,000,000 for property damage
resulting from any one accident, or in an amount required by contract. Said insurance
shall inure to the benefit of any person who shall be injured or who shall sustain
damage to property proximately caused by the negligence of a hauler,or its employees
or agents.
Subd. 3. For haulers that are licensed to provide service to either RDUs ornon-
RDUs, no license shall be issued or continued in operation unless such hauler has, in
full force and effect, a commercial general liability insurance policy with a minimum limit
of $2,000,000 per occurrence, and $4,000,000 annual aggregate, or in amounts
required by contract. Said insurance shall inure to the benefit of any person who shall
be injured or who shall sustain damage to property proximately caused by the
negligence of a hauler,or its employees or agents.
Subd. 4. Certificates of said insurance evidencing all of the coverages listed above,
as well as evidence that the City has been named as an additional insured on the
policies, shall be provided to the City by each Hauler. Haulers shall not allow any
subcontractor to commence work until all insurance has been obtained and certificates
of insurance have been filed and accepted by the City. Each Hauler shall maintain a
valid certificate of insurance referencing the limits above on file with the City.
601.27 - HAULER SERVICE AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.
Subdivision 1. Every hauler shall provide recycling service to each RDU or non-RDU
from whom solid waste is collected.
Subd. 2.30 days
after the end of each calendar year, all weight receipts received from the county for
solid waste collected from RDUs in the City. All haulers shall report any tonnage
information requested by City staff as part of the license renewal application.
Subd. 3. No hauler shall dispose of solid waste upon any lands in the City, except at
an approved disposal site, such as a transfer station, county and City approved site, or
waste processing facility. An approved disposal site in the City is a site for disposal of
solid waste approved by the City, licensed by the county in accordance with Minnesota
Statutes, section 473.811, subdivision 5a and operated and conducted in accordance
with all federal, state, county, and city requirements. This Section shall not be construed
as limiting the disposal of solid waste to sites only within the City or the county.
Subd. 4. Every hauler shall comply with all requirements of this Section.
Subd. 5. Every hauler for RDUs shall comply with all federal, state, county, and City
laws, statutes, regulations, ordinances, policies, and contracts.
601.29 - SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF HAULING LICENSE.
Any hauler license may be revoked by the City Council without notice in the case of
the conviction in a court of competent jurisdiction of the hauler licensee on a complaint
alleging the violation of this Section or alleging the violation of the provisions of the
Richfield Code of Ordinances or the laws of the state regarding public health. Any
hauler license may be suspended or revoked at any time by the City Council for a
violation of any provision of the Richfield Code of Ordinances or the laws of the state,
upon a hearing, provided that the hauler licensee shall be given at least thirty
written notice of such hearing. At the suspension or revocation hearing, the hauler
licensee shall have an opportunity to appear in person, or by agent or attorney, and
present evidence relative to the matter under consideration.
601.31 - NO VESTED RIGHT.
No hauler licensed pursuant to this Section shall gain a vested right in a license. The
City may, upon finding that public necessity requires, determine to establish another
means of solid waste collection.
601.33 - PENALTY.
Violation of any provision of this Section shall be a misdemeanor. Civil penalties may
also be issued pursuant to Section 12.15 of the City Charter and Section 1.19 of this
Richfield Code of Ordinances.Nothing in this Section shall be constructed to limit the
C other available legal remedies for any violation of the law, including without
limitation, criminal, civil and injunctive actions.
601.35 - PAYMENT OF CHARGES.
Solid waste bills shall be invoiced directly to each RDU and non-RDU by the
respective hauler of the RDU and non-RDU.
601.37 - DELINQUENT RDUACCOUNTS.
Subdivision 1. Each RDU owner or its duly authorized property manager paying for
collection of solid waste and for other collection services, must pay the total amount set
forth in the bill on or before the due date listed on the bill. Failure to make payment by
the due date listed on the bill will result in a late fee assessment of five percent (5%) per
month of the total amount due and owing.
Subd. 2. Accounts shall be considered delinquent when any portion of the balance
due exceeds thirty (30) days past the original due date.
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Subd. 3. By August 1 of each year, haulers must submit all unpaid RDU balances
greater than one hundred dollars ($100) to the City, along with documentation of the
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send the unpaid balances list to the City Finance Department for processing. If any
RDU makes payment on a delinquent account after August 1 and before the City sends
assessment letters in September, the hauler will notify the City of the amounts paid.
Subd. 4. The Finance Department will prepare an assessment roll for the delinquent
amounts and will schedule a public hearing with the City Council in October of each
year for adoption of the assessment roll.
Subd. 5. If, prior to the public hearing, any hauler receives payment on any delinquent
RDU account, the hauler will notify the City of the amounts paid.
Subd. 6. After the public hearing in October, the City will reimburse the haulers for
their respective total of delinquent amounts to be assessed by the City. After the public
hearing, any payments received by the haulers on delinquent accounts must be
submitted to the City.
Subd. 7. The City Finance Department will accept payments on delinquent accounts
up until November 15 of each year. Thereafter, the City will certify all remaining
delinquent charges to Hennepin County for assessment and collection along with
property taxes.
Subd. 8.The City reserves the right to change its assessment procedure described
in this Section. The City will communicate any changes in its assessment procedure to
the haulers in advance of the changes.
601.39 - SEVERABILITY.
In the event that any subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Section is for any
reason held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the invalidity shall extend
only to the subsection, sentence, clause or phrase affected, and shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this Section.
Section 3.This ordinance will be effective in accordance with Section 3.09 of
the City Charter.
AdoptedbytheCityofRichfieldthisdayof,2021.
ATTEST:
Maria Regan Gonzalez, Mayor
Kari Sinning, City Clerk
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
COI-INTY OF HENNEPIN
CITY OF RICHFIELD
SUMMARY PUBLICATION
BILL NO.2021-15
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING
AND REPIACING
SECTION 601 OF THE
RICHFIELD CODE OF
ORDINANCES PERTAINING
TO SOLID WASTE
DISPOSAL, COLLECTION,
AND HAULING
On September 14, 2021, the
Richfield City Council adopted an
Ordinance designated as Bill No.
2021-15, the title of which is stat-
ed above. This summary of the
Ordinance is published pursuant
to Section 3.12 of the Richfield
City Charter. The purpose of the
Ordinance is to: repeal and replace
Section 60'l of the Richfield Code
of Ordinances pertaining to sol-
id waste disposal, collection, and
hauling.
Copies of the Ordinance are
available for public inspection in
the City Clerk's office during normal
business hours or upon request by
calling 612-861-9739. Adopted by
the City Council of the City of Rich-
field, Minnesota this 14th day of
September,2021.
Maria Regan Gonzalez,
Mayor
ATTEST:
Kari Sinning,
City Clerk
Published in the
Sun Cunent
September 23, 2021
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Karen Nelson being duly sworn on an oath,
states or affirms that he/she is the Publisher's
Designated Agent of the newspaper(s) known
as:
SC Bloomington Richfield
with the known offrce of issue being located
in the county ofi
HENNEPIN
with additional circulation in the counties ol
HENNEPIN
and has full knowledge of the facts stated
below:
(A) The newspaper has complied with all of
the requirements constituting qualifica-
tion as a qualihed newspaper as provided
by Minn. Stat. $331A.02.
(B) This Public Notice was printed and pub-
lished in said newspaper(s) once each
week, for I successive week(s); the first
insertion being on 0912312021and the last
insertion being on 0912312021.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICES
Pursuant to Minnesota Stat. $580.033
relating to the publication of mortgage
foreclosure notices: The newspaper complies
with the conditions described in $580.033,
subd. l, clause (l) or (2). If the newspaper's
known oflice of issue is located in a county
adjoining the county where the mortgaged
premises or some part of the mortgaged
premises described in the notice are located,
a substantial portion of the newspap€r's
circulation is in the latter county.
By:
Desipafed Agent
Subscribed and sworn to or affirmed before
me on 0912312021 by Karen Nelson.
Notary Public
Rate Information:
(l) Lowest classified rate paid by commercial users
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DARI.TNE MARIE MACPHERSON
NOTABY PUBLIC . MITINESOTA
My Comml6lo0 Behu Jan 31, 202i1
Ad ID I168992
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