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ORDINANCE NO. 779

(AS AMENDED THROUGH 779.24)

AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE

RELATING TO COUNTY SOLID WASTE FACILTIES AND ESTABLISHING FEES

The Board of Supervisors of the County of Riverside ordains as follows:

Section 1. DEFINITIONS. The words used in this

ordinance

shall have the same

meaning as the words as the definitions

provided

in Public

Resources

Code 40100 et.

seq., and

as they may be amended from time to time.

Section 2.

ESTABLISHMENT

OF SITES. Subject to control of the Board of

Supervisors,

the General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources may

designate and

operate

or control by contract County owned, leased, or contracted sites for

public transfer, processing

disposal of solid waste.

Section 3. REFUSE FROM OUTSIDE OF COUNTY. Unless so authorized in writing

by the General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources or his

designated representative, under general policies adopted by the Board, no person shall place,

deposit, or

dump,

or cause to be placed, deposited, or dumped, in or upon any County owned,

leased, or contracted transfer station or disposal site in the County, any solid waste

originating outside of the County

Riverside, provided however, the General Manager-Chief

Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources has discretion to accept incidental amounts

of refuse from outside of Riverside County

and

near County borders for disposal at County

landfills when payment is made according to Appendix A for such incidental

refuse.

Section 4. REGULATIONS. All County owned leased, or contracted transfer

stations

and

disposal sites in the County should be under the supervision of the General

Manager-Chief

Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources who shall have the power and

the duty to prescribe

reasonable

regulations regulating the use by the public and the operation of

such sites. Such rules shall include, but need not be limited to, the following subjects:

a. Days and hours of

use.

b. Charges for use of sites at times other than regular hours, which shall be

sufficient to reimburse the County for equipment, personnel and overhead

costs.

c. Maximum size of articles and objects dumped.

d. Allocation of various types of waste to specific sites and the placement of

waste

within

any

site.

e. Prohibition or conditional acceptance of harmful, dangerous or difficult to

handle

materials, if allowed under the state operating permit, including a

reasonable charge

for

their acceptance, unique handling requirements or

assured destruction.

f. Prohibition of persons from entering the site for reasons including, but not

limited to: unauthorized salvaging of waste and recyclables, attempting to

dispose of hazardous waste, loitering, intoxication and other forms of

conduct that reduce

operational

efficiencies and/or increase risk of injury

to Department employees and the

public.

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Except for short-term emergencies, any regulation fixing days or hours of

operation shall be submitted to the Board of Supervisors for approval before taking effect. All

regulations prescribed

the General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste

Resources shall be filed in his or

her

office and shall be available for public

inspection.

Section 5. HAZARDOUS WASTE LOAD CHECKING PROGRAM. All landfills and

transfer stations in the County shall implement and maintain a hazardous waste load checking

program at

each

of their solid waste facilities as required by California law (pursuant to Titles 14

and 27, California

Code

of Regulations); and which program shall also meet the minimum

requirements outlined in this ordinance.

a. Each solid waste facility operator shall perform random load checks

across all

load

types including self-haul residential, business and

industrial waste loads, franchise hauler waste loads (including residential,

commercial and industrial) to detect hazardous waste before such

incoming waste is transferred to, and/or disposed at,

the

landfill. Such

program shall have the objectives of: 1) preventing hazardous

waste

from being placed in a landfill not permitted to receive such waste and 2)

educating and discouraging both facility self-haul customers and franchise

waste hauler customers from bringing or sending in such material. The

minimum number of

load

checks performed at each solid waste facility

shall comply with the following

schedule:

Landfill/Transfer Station Random Load Check

Schedule

Average Daily Tonnage Random Samples per

Day

0 to 100 tons/day **

101 to 600 tons/day

601 to 1,000+ tons/day 10*

* The initial schedule is for a minimum number of “Random Samples

per Day” for

minimum of three rotating days per week so

arriving

customers

will not

know

when there will be an inspection.. If a problem

persists with large quantities of hazardous

waste

being found at the

landfill or transfer station, the Enforcement Agency or the General

Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources may

require the number of “Random Samples per Day” to be applied every day

the solid waste facility

open until the problem is deemed corrected.

**Minimum of 6 samples per week – may all be performed on

the same

day

b. An inspection form (which shall be certified for

completeness

and

accuracy

by the load check inspector on duty) shall be filled out in its entirety at the

time of each load check performed at the solid waste facility. The

inspection form shall include the following information, to be filled out at

the time of

inspection:

1) Date and time of

inspection

2) Load check inspector name, (certification)

Load type (residential, commercial, industrial)

4) Hauler/company name/customer

name

5) Driver

name

6) Vehicle type (e.g. Hand Unload, Dump Truck, Side Loader, Front

End Loader, or Roll

Off)

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7) License plate number

8) Whether or not the load contained prohibited

waste

c. When prohibited waste is found, forms shall include the

following:

1) Load origin (jurisdiction or route number for side loaders and front

end loader vehicles, customer/store name and address where

picked up for all other vehicle

types)

2) Hazardous waste found (type/name, class, container size/quantity,

volume/weight, unit of gallons or pounds)

3) Disposition of material (e.g. picked up by responsible party,

returned

with

customer at time of inspection, solid waste facility

assumed responsibility of the material, etc.)

d. Management shall review completed forms at a frequency sufficient to

ensure forms

are

filled out completely and correctly.

e. The General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste

Resources or his designated representative and/or a representative of

the Enforcement Agency shall have the right to enter the solid waste

facilities at any time to audit their load check program’s compliance with

these standards. These audits shall be limited to four

times

in any 12

month period and may include three days in which Department of

Waste

Resources personnel perform load checks at the facility and one

day in which Department of Waste Resources staff review the facility’s

written load check program, hazardous waste and universal waste

shipping records, facility personnel

training

records, hazardous waste

storage areas, and load checking procedures in order to audit the solid

waste

facility

load checking program

and/or assist

the

operator

in making

its load checking program

successful.

Section 6. SALVAGE OPERATIONS. Subject to the approval of the Board of

Supervisors,

salvage operations of reusable waste materials at all County owned, leased,

or contracted

transfer

stations and disposal sites in the County may be conducted only by

such persons as are authorized to do so and upon such terms and conditions as are imposed

by the General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources

Section 7.

FEES.

a. Tipping Fees at Scaled Urban Sites: Pursuant to the authority of

Government

Code

Section 25823, fees for the disposal of solid waste and

disposal of liquid waste at enumerated landfills shall be as established by

the Board of Supervisors following

duly noticed public hearing. The fees

established

shall be in an amount sufficient to cover all costs including but

not limited to the following: closure/postclosure (including past unfunded

costs), remediation, environmental mitigation, state mandated and

other

pass-through fees, and general operations. Such fees and the landfills to

which they shall apply appear as Appendix A to this Ordinance. The

Board of Supervisors

may

establish different rates through contractual

agreements when the terms of said agreements help stabilize revenues

and system rates over a long-term period.

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b. Fees for Disposal at Rural Sites: Pursuant to the authority of Government

Code

Section

25823, fees for the disposal of solid waste at landfills and

transfer stations, formerly in a land use assessment area, shall be as

established by the Board of Supervisors following

duly noticed public

hearing. The fees so established shall be calculated to recover a fair share

of the estimated costs for these facilities. Cards permitting entrance into

these

landfills and transfer stations shall be offered for sale to residents and

businesses (only in the local areas surrounding these sites as shown on

maps in Exhibit 1) at rates set by

the

Board of Supervisors. No access to

these facilities will be allowed without a card, except

cases where

permitted waste haulers or other large commercial users have negotiated

separate contracts with the County. Waste from outside these areas shall not

be accepted at the rural sites providing, however, waste from

unincorporated

areas outside of, but near the borders of these service areas may be

accepted under the same terms and conditions herein set forth, if it is

determined by the General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of

Waste Resources that this is the most practical way to provide

disposal

service to these customers. Such rates and the landfills and transfer

stations to which

they

apply shall appear in Appendices B and C to this

Ordinance.

c. Miscellaneous Fees. A schedule of miscellaneous fees is attached as

Appendix D.

Section 8. PROHIBITIONS. No person shall violate any regulation prescribed by the

General Manager-Chief Engineer of the Department of Waste Resources regulating the use of

a County disposal site or transfer station, or fail to obey any sign giving notice of any

regulation, maintained at any such site or facility by the General Manager-Chief Engineer of

the Department of Waste Resources. Violation

any such regulation shall be a violation of

this

Ordinance.

Section 9. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES. The General Manager-Chief Engineer

of the Department of Waste Resources reserves the right to deny entrance to an individual for

an appropriate time span when said individual is deemed to pose a safety risk and/or is

disruptive to the normal

workflow

of the landfill or transfer station operations. A letter of

notification specifying the dates and location(s)

restriction will be mailed to the individual and

be on hand at the gate fee booth(s).

It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any provision of this Ordinance. Any person

violating any provision of this Ordinance may be deemed guilty of an infraction or

misdemeanor as

hereinafter

specified. Such persons shall be deemed guilty of a separate

offense for each day, or portion thereof, during which any violation of any of the provisions of

this Ordinance is committed or continued. Any person so convicted shall be: (1)

guilty

of an

infraction offense and

punished by

a fine not

exceeding

One Hundred dollars ($100.00) for a first

violation;

(2)

guilty

of an infraction offense and punished by a fine not exceeding Two Hundred

dollars ($200.00) for a second violation. The third and any additional violations shall constitute

a misdemeanor offense and shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding Five

Hundred

dollars ($500.00). Notwithstanding the above, a first offense may be charged and

prosecuted as a

misdemeanor.

Payment of

any penalty

herein shall not relieve a person from

the

responsibility

for

correcting

the violation.

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Section 10. SEVERABILITY. If any provision, clause, sentence or paragraph of this

Ordinance

(including its appendices) or the application thereof to any person or circumstances

shall be held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the other provisions or applications of the

provisions of this Ordinance

(and

its appendices) which can be given effect without the invalid

provision or application, and to this end, the provisions of this Ordinance (and its appendices)

are hereby declared to be

severable.

Section 11. ATTACHMENTS. The following attachments as referenced above in this

Ordinance are attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein:

APPENDIX A: Appendix A to the Riverside County Ordinance No. 779.24 Schedule of

Waste Disposal Fees for Riverside County Department of Waste Resources

APPENDIX B: Appendix B to Ordinance No. 779.24 Residential Self Haul Cards and Other

Fees – Oasis Landfill for Riverside County Department of Waste Resources

APPENDIX C: Appendix C to Ordinance No. 779.24 Rural Site Access – Commercial

Cards – Oasis Landfill for Riverside County Department of Waste Resources

APPENDIX D: Appendix D to Ordinance No. 779.24 Schedule of Miscellaneous Fees for

Riverside County Department of Waste Resources

EXHIBIT 1: Rural Site Service Area # 1 & Rural Site Service Area #2”

Section 12. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after

its

adoption.

Adopted:

779 Item 10.1 of 07/28/1998 (Eff: 08/27/1998)

Amended:

(Amendment to Appendix A) Item 12.4 of 07/06/1999

779.1 Item 10.1 of 06/19/2001 (Eff: 07/19/2001)

779.2 Item 10.1 of 05/07/2002 (Eff: 06/06/2002)

779.3 Item 12.1 of 08/19/2003 (Eff: 09/18/2003)

779.4 Item 16.8 of 03/16/2004 (Eff: 04/15/2004)

779.5 Item 12.1 of 05/25/2004 (Eff: 06/24/2004)

779.6 Item 12.2 of 06/07/2005 (Eff: 07/07/2005)

779.7 Item 12.1 of 05/16/2006 (Eff: 06/15/2006)

779.8 Item 12.1 of 05/08/2007 (Eff: 06/07/2007)

779.9 Item 12.3 of 05/20/2008 (Eff: 06/19/2008)

779.10 Item 12.1 of 07/29/2008 (Eff: 08/28/2008)

779.11 Item 12.1 of 05/12/2009 (Eff: 06/11/2009)

779.12 Item 12.4 of 06/08/2010 (Eff: 07/28/2010)

779.13 Item 12.1 of 05/08/2012 (Eff: 06/07/2012)

779.14 Item 12-2c of 04/30/2013 (Eff: 05/30/2013)

779.15 Item 12-3 of 05/06/2014 (Eff: 06/05/2014)

779.16 Item 12-1 of 06/02/2015 (Eff: 07/02/2015)

779.17 Item 12-1C of 05/24/2016 (Eff: 07/01/2016)

779.18 Item 12.2C of 05/23/2016 (Eff: 06/22/2017)

779.19 Item 12.1 of 05/22/2018 (Eff: 06/21/2018)

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779.20 Item 19.5 of 05/21/2019 (Eff: 06/19/2019)

779.21 Item 12.1 of 05/19/2020 (Eff: 06/18/2020)

779.22 Item 12.1 of 05/11/2021 (Eff: 06/09/2021)

779.23 Item 12.2 of 05/24/2022 (Eff: 06/22/2022)

779.24 Item 12.1 of 05/09/2023 (Eff: 06/07/2023)

Direct Haul/Non-Contracted - Routine

49.75$ /ton*

Direct Haul/Non-Contracted - Hard to Handle

a) All End Dump Vehicles

66.34$ /ton*

b) Any Load Requiring Immediate Burial or Special Handling

66.34$ /ton*

Clean Green Waste (less than 1% contamination) - Lamb Canyon Landfill Only

44.75$ /ton*

a) Acceptable: Grass, tree trimmings, bushes

b) Unacceptable: Sod, soil, cactus, yucca, tumbleweeds, lumber/wood, concrete,

lass

lastic

metal

trash

alm fronds.

c) Processed (Ground) Green Material - Commercial/Franchised Solid Waste

Haulers Only - Badlands, Lamb Canyon Only

15.00$ /ton

Flat Rate Vehicles**

a) Routine Refuse

i) Cars/Sedans/Van/SUV

15.00$ /load

ii) Pickup Truck or Trailer (Up to 8ft bed)

15.00$ /load

iii) Pickup Truck and Trailer (Up to 8ft bed, up to 4ft high)

41.00$ /load

)

Hard to Handle

i) Cars/Sedans/Van/SUV

20.00$ /load

ii) Pickup Truck or Trailer (Up to 8ft bed)

20.00$ /load

iii) Pickup Truck and Trailer (Up to 8ft bed, up to 4ft high)

54.00$ /load

c) Mixed Green

i) Cars/Sedans/Van/SUV

19.00$ /load

ii) Pickup Truck or Trailer (Up to 8ft bed)

19.00$ /load

iii) Pickup Truck and Trailer (Up to 8ft bed, up to 4ft high)

50.00$ /load

d) Clean Green (less than 1% contamination) - Lamb Canyon Landfill Only

i) Cars/Sedans/Van/SUV

14.00$ /load

ii) Pickup Truck or Trailer (Up to 8ft bed)

14.00$ /load

iii) Pickup Truck and Trailer (Up to 8ft bed, up to 4ft high)

35.00$ /load

Minimum Load Fees (Applies to All Non Flat Rate Vehicle Types)

a) Routine Refuse (.81 tons or less)

41.00$ /load

b) Hard-to-Handle Refuse (.81 tons or less)

54.00$ /load

c) Mixed Green Refuse (.81 tons or less)

50.00$ /load

d) Clean Green (.81 tons or less)

35.00$ /load

Surcharges (added to the charges listed herein):

a) Passenger/Light Duty Truck Tires From Residential Customers Only. No oversized

or semi-truck tires. Limited to Five (5) Tires Per Residential Customer Per Day.

b) Per Uncovered/Unsecured Load of Refuse Which Has Exposed Material Which in

the Opinion of the General Manager-Chief Engineer or His/Her Designee May Litter

Roadways to the Landfill or Along Landfill Roads to the Dumping Pad. Load must

arrive to the scale covered and/or tied/strapped down. Customer may not cover or

tie/strap their load at the scale to avoid paying the surcharge.

25.00$ /load

c) Mixed Green Waste Loads - Green waste with greater than 1% contamination of

unacceptable material including sod, soil, cactus, yucca, tumbleweeds, lumber/wood,

concrete, glass, plastic, metal, trash, palm fronds.

12.27$ /ton

RATE

6.00$ /tire

APPENDIX A TO RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

SCHEDULE OF WASTE DISPOSAL FEES

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

The following gate fees will be applicable at

Badlands, Blythe, Lamb Canyon, and El Sobrante Landfills and Idyllwild Grinding Facility

WASTE GROUP DESCRIPTIONS

RATE

APPENDIX A TO RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

SCHEDULE OF WASTE DISPOSAL FEES

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

The following gate fees will be applicable at

Badlands, Blythe, Lamb Canyon, and El Sobrante Landfills and Idyllwild Grinding Facility

WASTE GROUP DESCRIPTIONS

d) Incidental (Non-Contract Customer) Out-of-County Refuse

6.14$ /ton

e) Surcharge Rate Per Appliance Requiring Special Handling (Including But Not

Limited To Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator, Stove, Water Heater, Air Conditioner,

Microwave). Limited To Four (4) Appliances Per Customer Per Day.

6.00$ /item

No Charge Loads:

a) Any Residential Customer Hauling Two (2) or Less Large Trash Bags Per Day.

b) Up To Two (2) Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Devices (e.g. TV's or computer monitors)

Per Residential Customer Per Day.

c) Up To Three (3) Holiday Trees Per Residential Customer Through the Second

Weekend Following the Christmas Holiday.

d) Material Pre-Approved By the General Manager-Chief Engineer Or Designee As

Needed for Beneficial Reuse

(

concrete/as

halt for wet weather, etc

)

e) Mattresses/box springs at no charge if hauled separately from other waste in the

following quantities per site:

Badlands - Maximum Five (5) Free/Day; Maximum Five (5) Disposed/Day

Lamb Canyon - Maximum Five (5) Free/Day; Maximum Five (5) Disposed/Day

Blythe - Maximum Two (2) Free/Day; Maximum Two (2) Disposed/Day

El Sobrante - Maximum Two (2) Free/Day; Maximum Five (5) Disposed/Day

Oasis - Maximum Two (2) Free/Day; Maximum Two (2) Disposed/Day

Desert Center - Maximum Two (2) Free/Day; Maximum Two (2) Disposed/Day

Any quantity of mattresss that are commingled with trash at the Blythe and El

Sobrante landfills will be charged the hard-to-handle rate.

Any quantity of mattresses/box springs are commingled with green waste at the

Blythe and El Sobrante landfills will be charged the hard-to-handle rate plus the

green waste surcharge.

*El Sobrante accepts up to five (5) mattresses/box springs per day. Quantities over

two are charged hard-to-handle if hauled separately. Quantities over two are charged

hard-to-handle plus the green waste surcharge if commingled with green waste.

Emergency Towing Services

a) 10 Minutes or Less

20.00$

b) Over 10 Minutes

35.00$

***Late Staying Customer Fees

Every 15 Minutes Past Closing

60.00$

***Arrival to pay window (outbound)

10.

Erosion Control Material

Any Vehicle Hauling Processed Green Waste Approved By the General Manager-

Chief Engineer or Designee As Needed For Beneficial Reuse (Erosion Control) and

read B

Count

10.00$ /ton*

No Charge

RATE

APPENDIX A TO RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

SCHEDULE OF WASTE DISPOSAL FEES

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

The following gate fees will be applicable at

Badlands, Blythe, Lamb Canyon, and El Sobrante Landfills and Idyllwild Grinding Facility

WASTE GROUP DESCRIPTIONS

11.

Very Small Quantity Generator Waste (a.k.a. Conditionally Exempt Small

Quantity Generator Waste) - Fees based on a Pass Through of the Department's

Contracted Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Fee Added To 149% of the hourly

rate of staff involved in waste dis

osal.

12.

Idyllwild Grinding Facility Disposal Fee

Wood waste/Beetle infected wood, Green waste, Pine needles, and Associated

slash Only

35.30$ /ton

13.

Restrictions

a) Four (4) appliance limit per residential customer per day. Appliances are not

accepted from business/commercial customers.

b) Five (5) tire limit per residential customer per day. No semi-truck tires. Tires are

not accepted from business/commercial customers.

c) Mattresses (Blythe, Oasis, Desert Center) - No more than (two) 2 mattresses/box

springs per residential customer per day. Two (2) mattressess/box springs are only

accepted for free when hauled separately from trash loads. Mattresses/box springs

are not accepted from business/commercial customers.

ress

(El

ran

)

(2)

resses

ox spr

ngs per cus

omer per

ay w

ill

be accepted for free when hauled separately from trash loads. Loads carrying three

(3) to five (5) mattresses/box springs will be weighed and charged for entire load

based on load type as stated in section 7e above. Loads carrying more than five (5)

mattressess/box springs will not be accepted.

)

Mattresses

(

Badlands and Lamb

anyon

)

- Five

(

)

mattresses

box springs per

customer per day will be accepted for free when hauled separately from trash loads.

Loads carrying mattresses/box springs will be weighed and charged For entire load

at the routine refuse rate.

NOTES:

1) Rate for Transfer Trucks determined by individual contracts.

2) Due to health and safety risks in the vast open canal system in the area, loads of

dead sheep or small calves from the Blythe service area separated from other waste

will be received at no charge at the Blythe Landfill (daily from 8am to 9am).

3) Certified loads of illegally dumped nonhazardous municipal solid waste retrieved

along open flowing irrigation canals, which are delivered by the agency responsible

for maintaining the canals shall be received at no charge at the Blythe Landfill.

4) The General Manager-Chief Engineer is authorized to recoup costs associated

with the segregation of unauthorized waste commingled with routine refuse.

* Cash customers prorated to the nearest $0.25

**Flat Rate Fees rounded to nearest $1.00

Exception - El Sobrante Landfill. Incidental Out-of-County (OOC) rates established

Waste Mana

ement, Inc.

Varies

RESIDENTIAL CARD REGULATIONS:

Period Cost

Number of Punches

(One Punch Per 400 lb. Standard

Load. Additional Punches Applied

in Excess of Standard Load.)

Monthly

$ 18.99 4

Advance Sale - Annual (purchased

on or before June 30th)

$ 189.90 52

$ 18.99

x number of months

APPENDIX B TO ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

RESIDENTIAL SELF-HAUL CARDS and OTHER FEES - OASIS LANDFILL

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

The Residential Self-Haul Card shall be necessary for admittance to the Oasis Landfill for all

residential haulers. For use by residents of Oasis, Mecca, North Shore, and Thermal only. Residential

address and proof of residency must be provided at time of residential self-haul card purchase.

Authority: Riverside County Ordinance No. 745 requires that, “Every tenant, occupier, operator, or

owner of a residence…not less than once a week all Solid Waste created, produced or brought upon

the property shall be moved to an approved disposal facility.”

Number of Uses - Monthly Residential Self-Haul Card allows up to 4-400 lb. standard load uses

per month.

Expiration Date - The expiration date for the yearly card is the last day of the fiscal year, June

30. The expiration date for monthly cards is the last day of the month. Any unused punches in a

month will expire on the last day of that month.

No Refunds - There will be no refunds on partially used cards.

Standard Load - The maximum load allowed access to the landfill with one use of the

Residential Self-Haul Card will be four hundred (400) pounds, which is equivalent to one punch

on the card. If the Gate Services Assistant judges a load to be over this Standard Load limit, two

or more punches will be made to the card.

Cost - The Residential Self-Haul Card discounted rate is eighteen dollars and ninety nine cents

($18.99) per month.

Payment Options – Cards may be purchased:

Payment for Card - Residential cards may only be purchased at the landfill. Acceptable forms of

payment include money order or cashier's check in the exact amount of purchase, and

credit/debit card. Credit/debit card payments include a processing fee of 1.5% of the transaction

amount.

Multiple Months

Lost Cards - Lost cards are to be reported immediately. The customer will not be responsible for

unauthorized use of a card after if it is reported lost to the Waste Resources business office

located at 14310 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553, (951) 486-3200.

4 x number of months

APPENDIX B TO ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

RESIDENTIAL SELF-HAUL CARDS and OTHER FEES - OASIS LANDFILL

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

10.

11.

12.

Uncovered/Unsecured Load Fee - A fee of $10 will be assessed per uncovered/unsecured load

of refuse which has exposed material which in the opinion of the General Manager-Chief

Engineer or his/her designee may litter roadways to the landfill or along landfill roads to the

dumping pad. Load must arrive to the pay window covered and/or tied/strapped down.

Passenger/Light Duty Tires - Limited to five (5) tires per residential customer per day. No semi

tires. $6.00/fee per tire.

Restrictions on Use of Card - Household hazardous waste, other hard-to-handle waste, or

commercial business waste will not be accepted on this card. Card may only be used by persons

residing at the purchaser's address on file.

Alternative Riverside County Landfill Usage – In the event that the rural landfill is unable to

accept waste on a normal operating day, customers will be directed to a scaled Riverside County

landfill and may use their Residential Self-Haul Card.

APPENDIX C TO ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

RURAL SITE ACCESS - COMMERCIAL CARDS - OASIS LANDFILL

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

The Rural Site Access Commercial Card shall be necessary for admittance to the Oasis Landfill for all non-

permitted/contracted entities hauling commercial waste. For use by commercial entities of Oasis, Mecca,

North Shore, and Thermal. Business address must be provided at time of commercial card purchase.

COMMERCIAL CARD REGULATIONS:

A Rural Site Access Commercial Card provides for disposal of commercial waste generated within the remote

service areas and is required unless a permitted waste hauler or other large commercial users have

negotiated a separate contract for disposal access to rural landfills with the County.

Uncovered/Unsecured Load Fee - A fee of $10.00 will be assessed per uncovered/unsecured load of

refuse which has exposed material which in the opinion of the General Manager-Chief Engineer or

his/her designee may litter roadways to the landfill or along landfill roads to the dumping pad. Load must

arrive at the pay window covered and/or tied/strapped down.

Restrictions on Use of Card - Hazardous waste, tires, or other hard-to-handle waste will not be

accepted at the Oasis landfill from commercial haulers.

Alternative Riverside County Landfill Usage - In the event that the Oasis landfill is unable to accept

waste on a normal operating day, customers will be directed to a scaled Riverside County landfill and

may use their Rural Site Commercial Card.

Number of Uses - The Commercial Card allows twenty-four (24) ½ ton available uses.

Expiration Date - There is no expiration date for the Commercial Card.

No Refunds - There are no refunds on partially used cards. If a commercial operator goes out of

business, there shall be no refund for the unused card punches.

Cost - The Commercial Card fee is five hundred ninety-six dollars and eighty-eight cents ($596.88).

Payment for Card - The card shall be purchased in advance of usage. Cards may be purchased at any

time of the year. Acceptable forms of payment at the landfill include money order, cashier's check, and

credit/debit card. Credit/debit card payments include a processing fee of 1.5% of the transaction amount.

Additional forms of payment, including cash and personal/business checks, are accepted at the

Department's business office.

Lost Cards - Lost cards are to be reported immediately. The customer will not be responsible for

unauthorized use of a card after it is reported lost to the Waste Resources business office located at

14310 Frederick St., Moreno Valley, CA. (951) 486-3200.

Document Name Document Fee

Mailing/Handling Cost

Count

wide Inte

rated Waste Mana

ement Plan

(

CIWMP

)

$60.00 $10.00

Source Reduction and Recycling Element (SRRE) and Household Hazardous Waste

Element

(

HHWE

)

$60.00 $10.00

Nondisposal Facilit

Element

(

NDFE

)

$10.00 $5.00

Count

wide Disposal Tonna

e Trackin

stem

(

CDTTS

)

Procedure Manual

$50.00 $10.00

Copy Fee

$4.50

.15 per side

.30 per side

$1.00 per side

$2.00 per side

10¢/pa

e w/$1.00 minimum

10¢/pa

e w/$1.00 minimum

$5.75/disc + $2.25 for postage &

mailer

Fee

$10.00

$3.00 each

$50.00

1-1/2% per billing period on

unpaid balance if payment is

not made within 15 days from

billin

$20.00 per occurrence

$25.00 per occurrence

$25.00 per da

Percentage of transaction fee

per County of Riverside

Resolution No. 2018-128

$10.95

APPENDIX D TO RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

FEES FOR DEPARTMENT PUBLICATIONS

Cost - The Residential Self-Haul Card discounted rate is fifteen dollars ($15.50) per month.

Copy Service

Note: All map copies are on bond unless special request is made. Extra charge for special

materials.

Plotter Printer Map Copies

Size D

8-1/2" x 11"

8-1/2" x 14"

11" x 17"

Color Copies

8-1/2" x 11"

8-1/2" x 14"

11" x 17"

Request for Extra Ticket Copies

Request for Extra Billing Statement Copies

Replacement of Self-Haul or Rural Site Access Cards

Requests for Document Copies in Electronic Format (e.g. CD)

Service

OTHER FEES

Administrative Charge for Delinquent Deferred Account Payment

Checks Returned for Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF)

Account Correction Due to Hauler Resulting From Driver Error Fee

Commercial Hauler Error Resulting in Voided or Corrected Ticket Due to the Driver Providing Incorrect Information at

Time of Transaction (i.e. Incorrect Account Number, Mis-identified Refuse Type, etc.)

Landfill Transaction Credit/Debit Processing by Telephone Surcharge

Cards Ordered After Initial Setup of a Deferred Billing Account or Sub-Account

Replacement Access Cards for Deferred and Pre-Paid Account Holders

Setup Fee for Each Deferred Billing Account

Late Ticket Submittals as Described in the CDTTS Procedure Manual

Credit/Debit Card Processing Fee

APPENDIX D TO RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 779.24

SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES

FOR

RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WASTE RESOURCES

Effective July 1, 2023

Actual Hourly Cost of

Personnel

49%

$3.00 for the 1st page; $1.00 for

each additional pa

No charge within 30 days of

statement date; $3.75/qtr hr if

requested past 30 da

$9.00

$0.75

Geobin -- $18.00

$35.00

$91.46

$14.00

Special FAX Requests for Accounts Receivable

Sale of Orange Polyester Safety Vest to Landfill Visitors

Sale of Orange Safety Vest to Landfill Visitors

Sale of Compost Bins to Riverside County Residents Only

Sale of Worm Bin Kit

Special Accounts Receivable Research Requests

Lend-A-Bin Program Fees (must provide a valid credit/debit card at time bin is loaned)

(a) Replacement Fee

(b) Cleaning Fee

Base Hourly Rates for Services Rendered

Departmental Overhead Rate applied to Basic Hourly Rates