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ACES recommends City Council adopt updates to Residential Waste Services ordinance
Summary
After a first-reading presentation on Residential Waste Services (RWS), ACES voted unanimously to recommend that the City Council adopt ordinance updates 'as modified.' The transcript does not specify the ordinance text or the modifications.
At its April 13 meeting, the Advisory Committee on Environmental Sustainability heard a first-reading presentation on Residential Waste Services (RWS) contract and ordinance updates presented by Barney Gordon, Director of Public Works.
Following the presentation, Jon Boomershine moved that ACES support and recommend that the City Council adopt and approve the ordinance updates "as modified." Lance French seconded the motion and the committee approved the recommendation unanimously. The transcript records the committee’s recommendation but does not provide the specific ordinance language, the exact modifications referenced, nor the timeline for City Council consideration.
The committee’s action is an advisory recommendation to the City Council; the committee does not itself adopt municipal ordinance. The transcript does not show any amendments or dissenting views on the recommendation. Committee members and staff referenced the ordinance update during the meeting but the record supplied here contains no further procedural details, cost figures, or implementation schedule.
Next steps based on the transcript: ACES has recommended that the City Council consider adoption; the transcript does not specify when the council will take up the ordinance or whether staff will return to ACES with draft language for additional review.
