HomeMy WebLinkAboutLevy of BC Solid Waste Charges for FY 17/18David L. Greene, City Manager
of Cape Canaveral
P.O. Box 326
Cape Canaveral FL 32920
2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way
Building A, Room 118
Viera, Florida 32940
The Brevard County Board of County Commissioners adopts each year, in accordance with the Laws,
of Florida and Brevard County Ordinance the rates, charges and fees necessary for the operation and
maintenance of the County's Solid Waste Disposal Facilities, These facilities are for the use of all
inhabitants of Brevard County.
On August 22, 2017 the Board of County Commissioners approved the enclosed assessments,
charges, special handling rates and impact fees which will be imposed against all residents,
businesses, and governmental agencies located within your jurisdiction for the referenced period.
The annual' disposal assessment is rimposed on all improved property on the ad valorem tax roll, for
which the Brevard County Property, Appraiser's Office has been notified that a Certificate of
Occupancy (C.O.) has been issued. In addition, owners of newly improved property will receive an
initial prorated assessment billing from this Department for the period beginning with the first full
calendar month following the C.O. date througih the end of the County's fiscal year.
Charges, based upon the enclosed "'Special Solid Waste Rate Schedule" are also collected from
generators of solid waste, new construction or land clearing debris acquired from unimproved
property or bulk solid waste not included as part of the disposal assessment. These charges are
levied by our weigh stations located at either the Central Disposal Facility or the Sarno Disposal
Facility,
Phone (321) 633-2042 9 If ax (32:1.) 633-2038
Webske: BrevardCounty.u%/SofidWaste
imposedORK
In addition to the charges mentioned above, a one-time solid waste impact fee is
properties that obtain a building permit, which make improvements to unimproved real property which
commences o initially use the Brevard County Solid Waste Disposal Facilities.
I have included an informational notice that explains the impact fee in further detail. A copy of th"
notice has been furnished to your building department for public information. I am also enclosing
reference copy of Section 94-256,, through Section 94-265., Division 3., Impact Fees, Article I
Chapter .,a Brevard County Code,amended.
If you, your staff or the public have any questions concerning the charges o; services provided by the
Solid Waste Management Department, please contact ,
office,
Sincerely yours,
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Solid Waste Management Department
Special Solid Waste Rate Schedule
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2017 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30,2018
Solid Waste Generated by GovernmeELA Agencies;
Solid waste generated on improved real property owned by government agencies that were assessed or not
assessed a Solid Waste Impact Fee.
Assessed $29.50/ton
$ 8.94/yd 3*
Not Assessed $34.98/ton
$10.611/yds.
Solid Waste above that Droiected under the Annual
DisDosal Strecial Assessment: $29.50/ton
$ 8.94/3,d 3
Solid waste delivered to the solid waste disposal facilities that is in addition tothe amount projected inthe
Annual Disposal Special Assessment.
Municipal Sludge: $25.00/ton
$ 7;58/yd'*
The disposal of municipal waste water treatment plant sludge.
Land CleadR&R2h!:js- $23.66/ton
$ 7.17/y,d-*
Land clearing debris not mixed with any other Solid Waste.
Construction Debris: $23.66/ton
$ 7.17/yd3*
Construction debris not mixed with any other Solid Waste. Contamination of construction debris with any
amount of other types of solid waste including material, which is not from the actual construction structure,
will cause it to be classified as other than construction debris.
Sgecial Solid Wastes: Includes those wastes which are not normally included under the definition of
municipal solid waste or land clearing or yard waste mixed with other solid waste. All require pre -disposal
approval by the director or designee except disposal of land clearing or yard waste mixed with other solid
waste and tires.
Aloe extracts; burn residue from solid rocket boosters; chemical $41.00/ton
containers which have been rendered legally empty; industrial sludge; $1 2.4'2iyd 3.
dried paints and coatings; fly ash; as from other incineration processes;
land clearing; construction debris or yard waste mixed with other solid
waste; non -hazardous chemical compounds or other materials which in
the opinion oft Director require review and/or chemical analyses to
determine acceptability.
Asbestos $1 00.00/ton
$ 30.30/yd3*
Solid 1 Department
Special1 U Waste Rate Schedule
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Non -saturated, non -hazardous contaminated soils:
0 to 25 tons per event
26th ton and greater per event
Tires- whole or shredded
$41.00/ton
$12.42/yd'*
$82.00/ton
$24.85/yd'*
$126.50/ton
$38.33/yd'*
Cut or shredded tires must be in accordance with Florida Administrative Code (Waste Tire Rule)
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Brevard County Board of County Commissioners
Solid Waste Management Department
To assure that new development bears a proportionate share of the cost of the
capital expenditures necessary to provide solid waste disposal facilities for all
inhabitants of Brevard County, the Board of County Commissioners
day of October, 1988, commences to initially use the solid waste facilities, or
who seeks to develop land within the incorporated and unincorporated area
of the county.
The impact fee applies to each parcel of newly improved real property withi"I
Brevard County, Florida, that has had a certificate of occupancy issue
regardless of the occupancy or previous ownership of the property on sai
-late, and shall also apply, to any real property which commences to initial
use the Brevard County, solid waste disposal facilities.
Additional information may be requested through the Brevard County Soll
Waste Management Department at (321) 633-2042 or Fax (321) 633-2038.
Brevard County Board of County Commissioners
Solid Waste Management Department
Assessment and Impact Fee Rate Schedule
Disposal Assessments
Residential Property - Incorporated & Unincorporated areas of the County
Single Family Residence/Mobile Home/Condominium or
Cooperative Mobile Home/Townhouse/Condominium Park Home 57.00 per unit
Residential Condominium/Cooperative Unit/
Multiple Family/Courts/Trailer Parks 42.75 per unit
Condominium Recreational Vehicle $ 22.23 per unit
Commercial Property - Incorporated & Unincorporated areas of the County
Campgrounds/Camps $ 23.03 per unit
Hotel/Motel $ 29.61 per unit
Labor Camps/Migrant Camps/Boarding Homes $163.52 per unit
Commercial Individual Category $164.51 per unit (*)
Category $164.51 per unit C�
Solid Waste Impact Fee
Residential Property - I��corporte Unincorporated areas rrf the County
Single Family Residence/Mobile Home/Condominium or
Cooperative Mobile Home/Townhouse/Condominium Park Home $160.00 per unit
Residential Condominium Unit/Cooperative Unit/
Multiple Family Residence/Courts/Trailer Park $120.00 per unit
Condominium Recreational Vehicle $ 62.40 per unit
Commercial Property ® Incorporated 4& Unincorporated areas of the County
Campgrounds/Camps $ 65.41 per unit
Hotel/Motel $ 84.10 per unit
Labor Camps/Migrant Camps/Boarding Homes $126.14 per unit
Commercial Individual Category $467.20 per unit (*)
Commercial Square Footage Category $467.20 per unit (*)
Commercial Properties in these categories require a case by case evaluation based on service. The Brevard County Solid
Waste Management Department pro; ie upon request, the correct amount of assessments and impacifees that will be due.
Please call (321) 633-2042 orfax (321) 633-20 e any questions.
Sec. 94-256. Solid waste impact fee district established; boundaries.
There is hereby established by the board of county commissioners a solid waste impact fee district, and the boundaries of` such district
shall be the official boundaries of the county, which includes all of the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county.
(Code 1979, -L 12-48)
See. 94-257. Trust fund established.
(a) There is hereby established a separate solid waste impact fee trust fund for the solid waste impact fee district established by section
94-256.
(b) Funds withdrawn from this account must be used in accordance with the provisions of section 94-261
(Code 1979,-1- 12-49)
Cross reference(s)--Finance, --L- 2-131 et seq.
See. 94-258. Imposition of solid waste impact fee.
(a) A solid waste impact fee, incorporated in the rate resolution adopted under section 94-259, shall be imposed against each parcel of
improved real property regardless of occupancy or previous ownership at one of the following times:
(1) When an application for a building permit is made for animprovement on the property.,
(2) During construction of an improvement on,the property.
(3) Prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy on the property,
(4) Once a certificate of occupancy has been issued.
(b) A solid waste impact fee shall be imposed against improved real property which commences to use the county's solid waste
management facilities for the first time after October 1, 1988.
(c) The applicable solid waste impact fee for such parcel shall be paid by the owner of the improved real property, or the owner of the
applicable real property which commences to initially use or increase use of the county's solid waste management facilities.
(Code 1979, -L 12-50)
Sec. 94-259. Public hearing; notice.
(a) The board of county commissioners shall hold a public hearing and adopt a rate resolution establishing a schedule of impact fees to
be imposed pursuant to this division,
(b) Notice of the public hearing shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, at least twice, with the first
publication being at least 20 days prior to the public hearing,
(Code 1979, -t- 12-51)
(a) The solid waste impact fee shall be billed by the board of county commissioners or its authorized representative,
(b) Impact fees shall be due and payable when issued, and payment thereof shall be the obligation of the owner of record of the
property for payment of'said bill.
(c) All impact fees collected shall be properly identified as solid waste impact fees, and promptly transferred for deposit in the solid
waste impact fee trust fund, to be held in an account as determined in section 94-257 and used solely for the purposes specified in this
division.
(d) Impact fees, shall become delinquent if not paid in full within 30 days of the billing date. Failure of the owner to receive any such
bill shall not relieve the obligation for payment of the bill. The obligation to pay the impact fee shall run with the property regardless
of ownership,
(e) All impact fees which become delinquent shall constitute, and are hereby imposed as liens against the real property against which
the impact fees have been imposed. Until fully paid and discharged, or waived by law, such impacts shall remain a lien equal in rank
and dignity with the lien of county ad valorem taxes and superior in rank and dignity to all other liens, encumbrances, titles and claims
in, to, or against the real property involved.
(f) The solid waste impact fee liens may be recorded in the public records of the county, by the board of county commissioners or its
authorized representative, at any time after the lien is created, and may be enforced by the board before or subsequent to such
recording, in any manner provided by law,
(g) Unpaid liens shall remain and constitute liens against the real property involved until fully paid and discharged, or waived by law.
(11) All outstanding impact fee liens may be discharged and satisfied by payment to the board of county commissioners or its authorized
representative the aggregate amount due for such outstanding impact fees, together with accrued collection fees or other additional
amount specified by law for penalties and recording costs, When any such lien or liens have been fully paid or discharged, the director
shall properly cause evidence of the satisfaction and discharge in public records of the county. Such lien or liens shall not be assigned
by the county to any person,
(i) Additionally, the solid waste impact fee may, where interlocal agreements between the county and the local government entity exist,
be collected by designated local government entities at the time, place and from the person who seeks to develop land by applying for a
building permit, or is issued a certificate of occupancy.
(Code 1979, -L 12-52)
Sec. 94-261. Use of funds.
(a)'Tbe board of county commissioners shall be entitled to up to, but no more than, two percent of the funds collected pursuant to this
division, to compensate for the administrative expense of collecting and administrating this solid waste impact fee program, All
remaining funds collected from solid waste impact fees shall be used for the purpose of capital improvements to, and expansion of, the
county's solid waste disposal system. Such improvement shall be of the type made necessary by new development and new users,
(b) Funds shall be used exclusively for capital improvements or expansion within the solid waste impact fee district defined in section
94-256. Funds shall be expended in the order in which they are collected,
(c) Each fiscal year the county manager may present to the board of county commissioners a proposed capital improvement program
for solid waste, assigning funds, including accrued interest, if any, from the above described solid waste impact fee trust fund, to
specific solid waste improvement projects and related expenses. Monies, including accrued interest, if any, not assigned in any fiscal
period shall be retained in the same solid waste impact fee trust fund until the next fiscal period, except as provided by the refund
provisions of this division.
(Code 1979, a 1253)
Sec. 94-262. Refund of fees paid.
Any funds not expended or incumbered by the end of the calendar quarter immediately following six years from the date the solid
waste impact fee payment was received by the board shall, upon application of the then current owner, be returned to the then current
owner, within 180 days after the expiration of the six-year period,
(Code 1979,--1, 12-54)
See, 94-263. Exemptions.
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(a) The following shall be exempted from payment of the solid waste impact fee:
(1) Alterations or expansion of an existing building where no additional units are created, and the use of the building is not
changed, and where the resulting solid waste generated will not exceed the amount of solid waste generated from the building prior
to its alteration or expansion,
(2) ) The construction of accessory buildings or structures which will not produce or generate solid waste over and above that
produced by the principal building or use of the subject real property,
(3) The replacement of a residential land use with a new unit of residential land use of the same type, provided that no additional
solid waste will be produced or generated over and above that produced or generated by the original residential land use.
(4) The replacement of a nonresidential land use, building or structure with a new nonresidential land use, building or structure of
the same size and use, provided that no additional solid waste will be produced or generated over and above that produced by the
original use of the land.
(b) Any exemption must be claimed by the feepayer within 30 days after the issuance of the solid waste impact fee bill, Any exemption
not so claimed shall be deemed waived by the feepayer.
(Code 1979,-1- 12-55)
See. 94-264. Notice of impact fees®
(a) The board of county commissioners shall provide a notice of solid waste impact fees, on such form as deemed appropriate by the
board, to each applicant for a building permit in the unincorporated areas of the county,
(b)'T'he board shall provide a solid waste impact fee notice to the building departments of each of the municipalities within the county.
The municipalities shall provide the solid waste impact fee notices to each applicant for building permit within their jurisdiction
affected by the provisions of this division.
(Code 1979, 12-56)
Sec® 94-265. Review of impact fee schedule.
The solid waste impact fee schedule provided for in section 94-259 shall be reviewed by the board of county commissioners at least
once each fiscal biennium.
(Code 1979, -1, 12-57)
Sees. 94-266--94-275. Reserved.