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Home My WebLink AboutR-01-0383RESOLUTION NO. 01- 383 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION APPOINTING AN INDIVIDUAL AS A MEMBER OF THE COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR A TERM AS DESIGNATED HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following individual is hereby appointed as a member of the Commercial Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee, to serve a term expiring January 13, 2002: Vice Chairman Wifredo Gort CATEGORY REPRESENTED: Commission At -large appointment PASSED AND ADOPTED this 26th day of April, 2001. THIS ADMINISTRATIVE ACT SHALL HLCON O EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. W AL I ER J CITY CLEI ' Board appointments are administrative acts which do not require the Mayor's signature nor the City Attorney's review and approval. APR 2 6 2001 Aesokdk n No. 01- 383 TO: Honorable Nymbers of the Ci C ssion FROM : Walter J. Fo City Clerk CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE: March 6, 2001 FILE: i.. SUBJECT: Commercial Solid Waste Z Management Advisory Committee REFERENCES: April 12, 2001 Agenda ENCLOSURES: List of Members, Resolution The Commercial Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee was created to: (1) provide advice and recommendations to the city commission concerning solid waste management, in conjunction and cooperation with the Department of Solid Waste; (2) provide advice and recommendations regarding the levy of fines or warnings (as established by the Commission or the Department of Solid Waste), and suspension and revocation of nonexclusive franchises for failure of a hauler of commercial solid waste to comply with City ordinances and regulations related to solid waste management; (3) make recommendations related to the establishment of suggested guidelines consistent with or more stringent than those currently established by the Commission or Department of Solid Waste relating to the business of commercial solid waste management; (4) perform any other duties as may be specifically requested by the Commission or City Manager as relates to the Department of Solid Waste; (5yadopt bylaws and resolutions consistent with the powers delegated to the Committee by the Commission; (6) negotiate directly with haulers applying for or renewing valid nonexclusive franchises, with the assistance and input of the City Manager, when requested by the Manager; (7) provide for voluntary in- kind contributions of commercial solid waste management services, as determined by a formula established by the Committee based upon each participating hauler's proportionate volume of the business within the City, for City Special Events, such as the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, the Calle Ocho Parade, the Orange Bowl Parade, the Three Kings Parade, and those events where the costs for waste removal is waived by the Commission as well as any other special event identified by the Committee in conjunction with the Department of Solid Waste and the Commission; (8) provide quarterly written reports to the Commission and the Department of Solid Waste setting forth a review of the status of commercial solid waste management in the City; and (9) provide a detailed report of all recommended actions taken by the Committee against haulers within the City including warnings, citations, fines and permit suspension and revocations; and suggestions for improvement of the provision of both residential and commercial solid waste management services within the City, including financial projections setting forth specific savings to the City that such improvements would be expected to provide. The Commission at -large has one appointment to make for seat currently held by Commissioner Sanchez. The rest of the committee's composition is as follows: • One representative from City Manager's Office, appointed by City Manager: Frank Rollason, Assistant City Manager. F Oi� 383 • Two representatives selected by the Director of the Department of Solid Waste: Clarance Patterson, Director of Solid Waste, and Frederick Hobson, Assistant Director of Solid Waste. • One representative of each hauler handling a volume of 25% or more of the total commercial solid waste management business within the City: John Lawson, Jr., Imperial Sanitation Service; Jim Sage, Browning Ferris Industries; and Mame Davis, Waste Management, Dade County. • Two representatives collectively selected by all haulers handling a total volume of less than 25% of the commercial solid waste management business within the City: Ben Bush, General Hauling Service and Ralph Garcia -Toledo, Victec Environmental Services, Inc. • Two non-voting ex officio members as set forth herein to be selected as set forth in the bylaws adopted by a majority vote of the voting members of the Committee: 1. One individual representing the City of Miami's residential homeowners: Tory Jacobs, Brickell Homeowners Association 2. The position for representative of Miami's Business Community selected by committee members is currently vacant. By copy of this memorandum, we are requesting the Agenda Office to place this issue on the April 12, 2001 Commission agenda. This issue was deferred from the February 8, 2001 Commission meeting. WJF:sl c: Yamile Marrero-Trehy, Assistant City Attorney Elvi Alonso, Agenda Coordinator Clarance Patterson, Director, Department of Solid Waste 01- 383 COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (9-11 members) APPOINTED BY COMMISSION AT -LARGE CITY MANAGER REPRESENTATIVE Solid Waste Director Representative Solid Waste Director Representative NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE Commissioner Joe Sanchez Frank Rollason, Assistant City Manager (416-1332) Clarance Patterson, Solid Waste Department RESOLUTION R-00-48 1-13-00 Memo 7-6-00 Ord. 11849 Frederick Hobson, Assistant Director, 1290 N.W. 20 Street, M- Ord. 11849 33142 (305-575-5106 X-44; F=305-575-5119) TERM EXPIRE 1-13-01 A= 7-17-00 9-18-00 10-16-00 1-13-01 A=7-17-00 1-13-01 A=10-16-00 11-20-00 1-13-01 37 REQUIRED Representative of each John Lawson, Jr., Imperial Sanitation Service, 8160 N.W. 93 Ord. 11849 1-13-01 Hauler handling 25% or Street, Medley, FL 33166 (305-888-5515; F= 305-888-2792) 27-00 00 6 more of total City li- 9-18-00 commercial waste 10-16-00 Representative of each Jim Sage, Browning Ferris Industries, 3840 N.W. 37 Court, M- Ord. 11849 1-13-01 Hauler handling 25% or 33142 (305-638-3800 X-201; F= 305-633-2973) A=6-12-00 more of total City 9-18-00 10-16-00 commercial waste 11-20-00 O F+ 1 w 3/6/2001 wpage # i COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (9-11 members) Representative of each Mame Davis, Waste Management, Dade County Ord. 11849 1-13-01 Hauler handling 25% or A=7-17-00 more of total City 11-20-00 commercial waste Representative of Ben Bush, General Hauling Service, 1440 N.W. 21 Street, M- Ord. 11849 1-13-01 haulers who handle less 33142 (305-325-8666; F= 305-325-1877) A=3-27-00 than 25% of City commercial waste Representative of Ralph Garcia -Toledo, Victec Environmental Services, Inc., Ord. 11849 1-13-01 haulers who handle less 4701 N.W. 35 Ave., M-33142 (305-634-4440; F= 305-638- A=3-27-00 than 25% of City 9996) 7-17-00 commercial waste 9-28-0010-16-00 11-20-00 non-voting Luis Sebines, Jr., CAMACOL, 1417 W. Flagler Street, M- Ord. 11849 1-13-01 Representative of 33135 (305-649-8717; F=305-642-0653) A=3-27-00 Miami's Business [resigned] Community (selected by committee members) non-voting Tory Jacobs, Brickell Homeowners Assoc., 195 S.W. 15 Road, Ord. 11849 1-13-01 Representative of M-33129 (305-858-9699; F= 305-858-6248) A=3-27-00 Miami's residential 4-17-00 O homeowners (selected 10-16-00 by committee members) t W 00 3/6/2001 W page # 2 37