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enn • p� <br /> ConzinittE.E RE/�2o'Lt Of ti2E <br /> E'z6oin z and` 9inanez ommittEr of trze Sout/ EEnd COm non Council <br /> The August 23, 2004 meeting of the Personnel and Finance Committee was called <br /> to order by its Chairperson, Council Member Derek D. Dieter at 4:08 p.m. in the Council <br /> Informal Meeting Room. <br /> Persons in attendance included Council Members Dieter,Kelly,Varner,Kuspa, <br /> Coleman, and Kirsits; City Clerk John Voorde, Code Enforcement Director Catherine Brucker, <br /> Terry Bland of the South Bend Tribune and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand,Council Attorney. <br /> Council Member Dieter noted that the Committee is composed of Council Members <br /> Kelly,Puzzello,Varner and himself. <br /> Council Member Dieter called for a presentation on Bill No. 04-91 which would <br /> approved Code Enforcement costs imposed on property owners for clean-up. <br /> Code Enforcement Director Catherine Brucker made the presentation. She provided a <br /> picture of a lightning loader(copy attached). She noted that the Board of Public Works <br /> approved the fees for the use of the lightning loader at its May 10,2004 meeting and that she is <br /> now requesting approval of the $75 per hour rate which is based on a review of the costs to <br /> operate it from the Council. She added that the Chapter 16 of the South Bend Municipal Code <br /> references fees and that she will be bring another resolution to the Council to review which sets <br /> forth all other fees charged by her department,which have been previously approved by the <br /> Board of Public Works. Large loaders cost$106 per hour and$45 per hour is the cost for the <br /> smaller one. <br /> The Council Attorney noted that she discussed this Resolution with Assistant City <br /> Attorney Aladean DeRose. Originally, Section II which requires a copy of the resolution <br /> establishing the fee to be available for public inspection in the offices of the Department of <br /> Public Works and Code Enforcement, since originally such language was not included. She <br /> added that many communities post a listing of approved fees and include them in the City Codes. <br /> In response to questions from Dr. Varner,Ms. Brucker stated that the lightning loader is a <br /> one-man operation whose responsibility it is to pick up materials,noting that the equipment can <br /> pick a penny up off of concrete. She noted that items cannot be mixed,thus brush must be <br /> separated from appliances. Ms. Brucker stated that she cannot breakdown the amount of fees <br /> collected. There are bills for equipment($106 being average cost) plus dumping fees($10.00 <br /> minimum). $196 is the average cost for dumpers/loaders which respond to complaints. Solid <br /> waste charges by the cubic yard,with after the 1st cubic yard per month the cost being$10 for <br /> 1/2 yard and$20 for a cubic yard. <br /> Council Member Kirsits noted that in some cases a person gets a"real bargain". Mr. <br /> Brucker stated that the average cost is based on the fair market value since she wants the cost to <br /> Personnel and Finance Committee Meeting of August 23,2004 Page 1 <br />
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