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City amends municipal franchise to allow new multifamily billing options with CR&R
Summary
Laguna Beach approved a third amendment to the solid-waste franchise with CR&R that changes multifamily definitions so 2–8 unit properties may choose centralized collection billed at residential per‑unit rates; council approved the amendment unanimously.
The Laguna Beach City Council on Jan. 28 authorized the city manager to execute a third amendment to the municipal solid-waste franchise with Consolidated Disposal Service/CR&R to clarify multifamily-service definitions and related cleanup items.
What changed: Under the amendment, multifamily properties with two to eight units may elect either individual curbside sets for each unit or a centralized shared‑cart collection and be billed at the residential per‑unit rate instead of the multifamily…
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