8.12.301 Subscribers who share service.
A. Requirements. The city may exempt anyone from mandatory service if they demonstrate to satisfaction of the public works director that they do both of the following:
1. Storage, Removal and Transportation. Comply with the requirements under Section 8.12.300; and
2. Disposal. Dispose of refuse at another premises that is serviced by a franchised hauler or the city, including:
a. A business belonging to someone who generated the solid waste on their residential premises; or
b. A neighboring individual or business with which they share containers; and
3. Other. Any different or additional documentation requested by public works director.
B. Application for Exemption. Everyone seeking an exemption from mandatory service under this section must submit an application provided by the city demonstrating the following to the satisfaction of the public works director:
1. Invoice from Franchised Hauler or the City. A current dated invoice from the franchised hauler or the city meeting the requirements under Section 8.12.300, with respect to the premises where generator disposes of its refuse; and
2. Shared Premises.
a. Written Permission. A letter signed by the owner of the other premises (on business letterhead, as applicable) under penalty of perjury, stating the applicant is authorized to discard his refuse in the owner’s solid waste bin or other receptacle; or
b. Business License. If the owner of the other premises is that generator’s business, a copy of the business license that references the generator by name;
3. Other. Any other documentation requested by the public works director.
C. Quarterly Confirmation of Shared Subscription. Everyone exempted from mandatory service under this section must submit the letter or business license under subsection B of this section directly to the director of public works quarterly.
D. Alternative Procedure. The city council may amend or replace the process in this section by resolution. (Ord. 633 (Att. A), 2013).