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Kathi recalled that in ve:~r's past. the permits for Ramsev Clean 'Lip Day were (aistributed as <br />a cut-out coupon in thc Ramsev Resident Newsletter. ;l'his fonnat resulted in abuse to the <br />system as tile distribt~tirm of thc P, amsey Resident is not limited t~) Ramsev residents. This <br />yea:. it is proposed that pea'nits bc obtained at Git5, Hall. It has also been suggested that a <br />~ainimal fee ($5.(t(/') be charged for the permit with proceeds to be put to','.':.rds Ramscy's <br />curbside recycling pre, gram. Tile 12eneral consensus was that at today's iandfillmg prices, <br />$5.00 is not an unreasonable fee to charge for Clean Up Day permits. <br /> <br />Mr. Terry Miller noted th:it because of new landfill regulations, it wa:-' necessary for Waste <br />Management of Minnesota, Inc. (WMMI) to obtain a variar~ce from Anoka County for <br />Clean Up Da.',, in order thru the materials could be disposed of in the landfill versus the RDF <br />plant. <br /> <br />Mr. Hanley and Mr. Miller noted that the intent of Clean Up Day is to encourage residents <br />to clean up their yards and charging for Clean Up Day pen'nits might defeat tha~ purpose. <br /> <br />Mr. Miller and Mayor Rein]ann discussed how last ,,ears tire pick-up l~rogran] was <br />abused; a lot more than Ramsey residents took advantage of the program. <br /> <br />Mr. Miller stated that while Anoka County has not yet taken action on WMMI's request for <br />a yard waste compost site, the County did approve the acceptance of yard wastes on Clean <br />Up Da),. The yard waste will be used for cover in the south borrow area. <br /> <br />Sandra Ashley presented those present with a memo indicating her recommendations for <br />funding sources for the various aspects of the 1990 Make The Scene, Keep Ran"tsey Clean <br />Budget (see Attachment B). <br /> <br />The consensus of those preser~ w,as that Clean Up Da), permits will be available on a no <br />charge/volunta~, donation basis with pre-registration; those wishing to obtain a pern]it on <br />the day of the event will be charged $5.00. Disposal of appliances will be $6.00/each; this <br />fee represents the cost to process appliances for recycling. Auto tires will be accepted on <br />Clean Up Day for $1.00 each with $.50 each being returned into the KAB budget; the fee <br />for commercial tires will be charged accordingly. There will be no charge for the disposal <br />of car batteries and plans may even be resolved in time to have household batteo, collection <br />available. Permits will not be necessap,., on Clean Up Day for disposal of totally recyclable <br />items. <br /> <br />Councilmember DeLuca suggested that the order of placement of recycling containers be <br />advertised so that persons can load their pick-ups and trailers accordingly. <br /> <br />Kathi Peterson noted that the proposed Household Hazardous Waste Collection Da.,,, is <br />contingent upon obtaining MPCA matching ~ant and pro,re'am participation. <br /> <br />Mr. Hartley referred to the proposed Community Grant pro,am and stated that there are <br />technical matters he would like t~.~ review with the committee when this project comes up. <br /> <br />Motion by Counciimember DeLuca and seconded by Councilmember Peterson to approve <br />the Make The Scene, Keep Ramsey Clean 2990 Bu~lget with concerns as noted relating to <br />Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day being contingent upon MPCA participation <br />and technicalities in the Community Grant Project~ <br /> <br />Cit.',' Council&'Iarch 21, 1990 <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> <br /> <br />