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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes January 10, 2023 Page 5 discretion is up to the public works director. The certificate of compliance is valid until the next point of sale unless it was lined then it would be 25 years. The partial lining would be 10 years. 4 Questions that need to be addressed: 5 -Residents in the process of selling their home — implementation date. (Jenson) 6 -Can the video inspection obtained during street construction be considered or does another 7 inspection need to be done? (Webster) 8 -Could the cost of repairs be added to the assessment rolls. (Randle) 9 -Could public works provide the work was asked by Mr. Don Jenson. 10 11 City Manager Yunker stated Staff could revise the Ordinance and bring it back for consideration. 12 If Ordinance is approved this evening, Staff can look at how the Ordinance can get applied for the 13 first few months addressing the houses that are for sale currently and the street reconstruction 14 inspections. 15 16 Councilmember Webster asked if a resident's income is less than a certain amount could public 17 works provide the inspection. City Manager Yunker stated currently the City does not own the 18 equipment to do the inspection. They can see if the last three years of video from road construction 19 is available and can be considered. 20 21 Motion by Councilmember Randle to adopt Third and Final Reading of Ordinance 2022-09 — 22 Amending Section 50.16 of Chapter 50 Storm Water and Sanitary Sewers. 23 24 Motion failed due to lack of a second. 25 26 Motion by Councilmember Webster, seconded by Councilmember Jenson to table adoption of 27 Third and Final Reading of Ordinance 2022-09 — Amending Section 50.16 of Chapter 50 Storm 28 Water and Sanitary Sewers until the next City Council Meeting. 29 30 Motion carried 4-1(Stille) 31 32 D. Resolution 23-017 — Approving the Contract Agreement with Aspen Waste Systems Inc. 33 for Solid Waste and Recycling Services. 34 35 Assistant to the City Manager Nicole Miller reviewed the current organized collection contract 36 for solid waste and recycling ends April 1, 2023. Staff has engaged in discussion with the 37 Council on desires for the next solid waste and recycling contract. 38 39 The following items were identified to be included/revised from the previous RFP: 40 • Seek proposals from a single hauler to service the whole City. 41 • Curbside organics collection. 42 • Weekly recycling collection. 43 • Inclusion of collection of waste and recycling for all City facilities. 44 • Inclusion of hauler -staffed Spring Clean-up Event. 45 • Separation of refuse collection and disposal prices for increased transparency. 46