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Board approves draft ordinance clarifying senior citizen solid waste discount renewal
Summary
The board approved a draft ordinance clarifying that approved senior citizens do not need to reapply for the solid waste non-ad valorem disposal assessment discount and that the agreement ends when they leave the home; residents can apply and learn more at hcfl.gov.
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Hillsborough County commissioners approved a draft ordinance on June 3 to revise provisions for the senior citizen discount for the solid waste non-ad valorem disposal assessment, county communications reported.
"The amendment clarifies that once the senior citizen discount has been approved, the resident does not need to reapply or qualify again, and the agreement terminates when they leave the home," Katie with Hillsborough County Communications and Digital Media said. The county said residents can learn more about the discount and apply at hcfl.gov.
The county recap did not specify the ordinance number or the timeline for final adoption; the county described the action as approval of a draft ordinance to clarify administrative procedures for the discount.
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