1968-1980 Agreement, Routes, Newspaper ArticlesA G R E E M B N T
THIS AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this 9th day of Septem-
ber, 1968, by and between the CITY OF URIDDA.N, a municipal corpor-
ation, and SANITARY SERVICE, INC., an. Idaho coiTcra-tion, having its
principal place of busihess at Meridian, Idaho, party of the second
part, W I T N E ro' S E T H:-
ViIHEREAS, the City of Meridian, has heretofore under authority
of TJLtle 7, Chapter 3 of the Ordinances of the City of Meridian,
had a contract with second party for the hauling of garbage, refuse
and trash within the corporate limits of the City of 'Meridian, and
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j=kS, the parties hereto have renegotiated said contract
under authority of said Ord1muce as hereinafter contained,
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants herein con-
ta-iaed, it is hereby agreed as follows -
1. That the City of Meridian does hereby -contract with second
party for the removal of garbage, refuse and trash from the City of
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"'dian and. wthin, the corporate limits thereof for a period of
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sixteen (16) years from September 9, 1968, and it is specifically
.agreed that the rates and charges for this service shall be as
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Single famtly residence (curb or alley) $1.45 per month
Additional 500 for carry outs of 75 feet or less.
TM,ultiple dwellings, three units or less (curb or alley)
X1.45 for first unit
$1.00 each additional unit.
Multiple dwellings, four units or more (curb or alley)
S1.45 forfirstcan
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W11.00 each additional unit.
Commercial rates per month (curb or alley)
a. One pickup per week
$1.45 first can and 750 each additional can
b. IMul-Giple pickup per week
1. 5 first can and 80rA each additional pickup day required
the same upon first giving second party thirty (30) days written
notice of the nature and. manner in which it is Ln default and upon
failure of second party to correct or remove said default within
said period of thirty days, the City shall have the right to
declare this contract forfeited, shall retain all moneys heretofore
paid to the City as its,percentage under this contract, and shall
upon declaration of forfeiture account to second party for all
moneys due on the date of forfeiture, and in such event second.
party specifically agrees to cease and desist from the performance
of any services called for by this contract within, the City of
1,11eridian, and the City shall be immediately released therefrom and
shall have the right to enter into such other and dLfferent contract
as it Tuay deem necessary for the performance of the services by the
City required.
is agreed that the rates and charges herein set forth
shall 'be reviiewed by the parties every two years and adjusted up
or down as economic conditions pus-!Afy.
8. It is agreed that all apartments or other units on one
N1,,ater meter shall be charged to the regis-'Uered owner of said meter
as shown on the records of the City.
9. It is agreed that.all residential units are allow -ed two
cans under the basic charge with an additional charge of 750 Par
month for each additional -can, and further that not to exceed
three bushels of trash and,�/or three bundles of brush per trip will
he hauled without extra charge.
10. It is further agreed that second party has the right to
terminate this contract after first giving first part3r six (6)
months notice in writing. This agreement supersedes any and all
prior agreements entered into between the parties here -II. -c.
IN at 10TREREOF- th,:, nprtipn liprp-ln i7nvp
Bulk (light Weight) $2.00 per yard
(heavy weight) Rate by hour or yard, whichever is
greater.
8.50 for one man and truck
$12. 00 for two men and truck.
2. It is agreed that for all pickups and service within the
City of Meridian the billings therefor shall be handled by said
City and the said. City shall receive and account for all moneys
both billed for and collected.
It is agreed that the City shall receive for this service
the sum of ten (10%) per cent of all moneys collected.
It is further agreed that said City will balance and
set -tie the accounts connected with this contract on or about the
10th day of each month and will immediately following the settle-
ment remit to se gond party in one lump sum the amount due for the
performance of this contract for the month immediately, preceding.
It is -.L'Ulli, understood and agreed that all billings-, and collections
shall be done by the City. The City agrees to use all reasonable
means of colle-etion and the monthly payment to second party, shall
be based on all accounts actually collected for the -preceding
month. City agrees to notify second party of all delinquent
accounts within 60 days, and all delinquent accounts collected
shall be accounted for and distributed to the parties hereto every
__3 months. Second party shall have the right to inspect City's
books at all reasonable times to check the accuracy of the account-
ing under this contract.
5. It is further agreed that this contract shall be subject
to and include by reference all of the terms of Title 7, Chapter
of the Ordinances of the City of Meridian, under authority of which
this said contract is executed.
6. It is further agreed that in the event senn-nd -nqrf-.-,r -,Iinll
CITY OF MERIDIAN
By,
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ATTEST;
SANITARY SERVICE, INC.
By:
I'Ire sin ert
ATTEST;
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STATE.'D,1�" IDAHO
County of Ada
On this day of August, 1968, before me, the undersigned
a Notary 2ublic in and for said State, personally appeared DON M.
STOREY and HDMALD J. COX, LVayor and 'City Clerk of the City of
1-Teridian respectively, and
.. President and Secretary respectively of SANI"PARY SEP. -
VICE® MN%, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for
atdon behalf of said City and corporation.
IN WITNESS I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, the day and year in this certificate first above
written. _11�" /7 - I .
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Meridian reduces
pickup of trash
to once a week
MERIDIAN — Twice -a -week
trash service, normally provided
from June 1 to Sept. I each year, was
eliminated by the Meridian City
Council Monday night. Trash will be.
collected weekly year-round.
The action included a commitment
by the council to study'a 9.4 percent
fee increase by Sanitary Service Inc.
The study would include looking into
the possibility of a flat rate for unlim-
ited weekly trash service with dis-
counts to senior citizens.
If the original rate hike submitted
by company spokesman Willard
Rowley were approved, the increase
would mean the 2,000 homes in Mer-
idian would pay $2.90 per month, or a
25 -cent monthly increase. That rate
is for once -a -week curbside trash ser-
vice for one can of trash per home,
Rowley said. If additional cans are
picked up, an extra 40 -cent charge is
levied.
Councilmen Grant Kingsford and
Bill Brewer said they favored a dis-
count for senior citizens.
"They get it (discounts) every-
where else, I don't know why we
couldn't offer it," Kingsford said.
One resident, Gene Kindred, said
he opposed the reduction of service
to once a week because "the grass
season is on" and residents will be
putting out additional trash. Kindred
later volunteered to serve on a joint
committee with Kingsford to study
the proposed rate increase and make
a recommendation to the city.
Rowley cited inflation and in-
creased gasoline costs as reasons for
the rate increase.
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May 7,1980
Meridian
trash pickup
rates increase-
Passage of a changed rate structure for trash collection in
the Meridian area highlighted the regular city council meeting
Monday night. The new system provides for unlimited weekly
service rather than twice weekly pickup with an added charge
for each extra can.
the city's
Willard Rdwley, president of Sanitary Service, Inc.,
trash collection service, appeared before the council two weeks
ago to request an increase from $2.65 per ollect on to $3.7540 sper
each additional can for twice weekly
month for the new arrangement. He cited increased
depreciation, equipment and gas costs as an added burden.
Senior citizens over 65 years of age will receive a special rate
of $2.95 per month with verification of age under the new plan
and commercial contracts will be negotiated on a per yard basis
for containers. completion of an
The rate structure will 90 into effect upon
ordinance later this month. Education
In other business, the council proclaimed today
as Day and introduced Linda Elliott from Meridian High School as
Meridian Teacher of The Year.
The council also heard a request from Jim Stubblefield of
Stubblefield Development
change
The request to build
for his
company's Franklin Square Subdivision.
townhouses instead of duplexes or f lull amendments xes was led due to
and new
the current 120 moratorium on 0nnised residents of the sub -
platting. Mayor Glaisyer also p ro rt owners
division who are protesting the inion wnge ill , p notified if the
within 300 feet of the area in q
request is considered after the ban is wed' uth ro ect also
Representatives of the proposed Gateway 5o ciapification of
appeared to request approval of their plat an6i
m.cur and sewer lit
to serve new
A
Ir
ar of the Year
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+ending seven years teaching at Weiser High
;hool.
Her list of accomplishments include at
unment of all offices, from treasurer to
,esident, in the Idaho Speech Arts Teachers
ssoc. and has served as its representative on
ie board of control for the Idaho High School
ctivities Assoc.
An Idaho Education Assoc. member for nine
gars, Elliott served as local vice president and
resident in Weiser, and has been a member of
ie Representative Council of the Meridian
ducation Assoc.
She has been previously honored as 1979
peech Arts Teacher of the Year in Idaho, and as
utstanding Educator by the Weiser Jaysees in
q8.
development. A decision on the plat was + uieu Lulw �r-
developers and council members could arrive 4t a satisfactory
solution meeting city policies.
Two new ordinances were passed during the fission and will
go into effect immediately.
Ordinance No. 368 requires that landowners hook up to city
water when it becomes available within 300 feet of their
property.
Ordinance No. 369 states that proprietorsrsnf ual fees tand
o the
inking establishments must pay specific
city to defray the Busts of inspection by Central District Health
Department.
A $30 fee will be charged if an establishment contains from
zero to 75 seats, and $60 will be charged if more customers can
be accommodated.
Sun Ray Dairy was granted a wine license in addition to its
existing beer license.
Cherry Lane Golf Course was the final topic of discussion and
an executive session was planned to consider continuing
problems with irrigation and construction. Members of the
council expressed concern that the facility would depreciate
rapidly if steps are not taken soon to alleviate problems.
itinn still dIsDuted
bills for residents of
i water supplies and
ihich do not shows a
i, Bruck said.
,Tees that there are
uoridation. One op -
)r Joe Glaisyer, is
It is gen y
benefits only children from birth to 10 years of
age and not adults. If such is indeed the case,
many ask why water fluoridation should be
imposed on all citizens of a community.
Dr. Bruck, whose department is "con-
cerned about the overall dental health of the
community," said "if it's for the public go
and weuare, that overshadows the individual
rights."
Currently there are eight states in the U.S.
which have mandatory laws regarding im-
plementation of public fluoridation. Since
Idaho is not included among them, Bruck
believes that final decisions on whether or not
to impose fluoridation in Idaho's cities should
be based on a consensus of opinion in each
community.
"We supply them with the information and
the facts and then they make their own
decisions," said Bruck.
Former Mayor Don Storey agrees with
Bruck.
"We didn't have any real strong objections
to" fluoridating Meridian's water supply in
1954, he said. "(But) I think people have a
right to express their opinion. If the people
want it, fine. If they don't, I don't think it
should be put in."
As far as Vorlicky is concerned, however,
there is no question about whether or not
fluoridation should be allowed in and used
Because fluoridation was app
by the city up to 1974, he said, the City Im-
provement Commmittee will assume
Meridian residents support the public health
measure.
"We're not asking the city council to ap•
prove fluoridation," he said, "because it ha:
good
already been approved."
a lot of kids who
against fluoridation precisely because of the
+id.
costs involved.
fluoride treatment
"For the growth of this community, it's not
by drinking liquids
worth it. It's far too costly," he said.
Tableted chemicals)
It is expected that monthly water rates will
;ive" than topical
ride directly to the
be raised from 18 to 22 cents for each
household following the initial two years of
+ or mouth rinses or
installation.
ment in the dentist's
Dr. Humbert Valenti, a Meridian dentist
who spearheaded the drive to fluoridate
eater suPe lies would
Meridian's water in 1954, supports Vorlicky's
uoride treatment.
claim that information questioning the safety
thing with tablets,"
of fluoridation is unfounded.
+ot a good method."
"I researched every claim and allegation
is treatment is also
made by opponents," said Valenti. "All the
what
n topical treatment
responses, without exception, refuted
(But) if they could
ed each time a child
went.
the opponents were saying.
demonstrate that it does do irreparable
ho heads the Dental
damage, then I would have to re-evaluate my
nent of Health and
position."
ipports fluoridation,
Individual rights are another issue raised in
lest dollar -for -dollar
connection with fluoridation of public water.
have."erall
accepted that fluoridation
bills for residents of
i water supplies and
ihich do not shows a
i, Bruck said.
,Tees that there are
uoridation. One op -
)r Joe Glaisyer, is
It is gen y
benefits only children from birth to 10 years of
age and not adults. If such is indeed the case,
many ask why water fluoridation should be
imposed on all citizens of a community.
Dr. Bruck, whose department is "con-
cerned about the overall dental health of the
community," said "if it's for the public go
and weuare, that overshadows the individual
rights."
Currently there are eight states in the U.S.
which have mandatory laws regarding im-
plementation of public fluoridation. Since
Idaho is not included among them, Bruck
believes that final decisions on whether or not
to impose fluoridation in Idaho's cities should
be based on a consensus of opinion in each
community.
"We supply them with the information and
the facts and then they make their own
decisions," said Bruck.
Former Mayor Don Storey agrees with
Bruck.
"We didn't have any real strong objections
to" fluoridating Meridian's water supply in
1954, he said. "(But) I think people have a
right to express their opinion. If the people
want it, fine. If they don't, I don't think it
should be put in."
As far as Vorlicky is concerned, however,
there is no question about whether or not
fluoridation should be allowed in and used
Because fluoridation was app
by the city up to 1974, he said, the City Im-
provement Commmittee will assume
Meridian residents support the public health
measure.
"We're not asking the city council to ap•
prove fluoridation," he said, "because it ha:
good
already been approved."
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TRASH HAUL RATES AND CHANCES FOR MERIDIAN
(COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1980)
1 can once_ per week $3.75 per month
Each additional single can or additional single pick-up per. week $3.75 extra* monthly zea*e
Size
Dumpater
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$ 42.50
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$ 50.00 monthly rate
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$12'7,10
If you have any question concerning your rate change, the volume of your trash
or increas or decrees in amount of your dumpster or pick up t1nir:38
PLEASE CALL SANITERY SERVICE INC. at 888-2390
In order to expedite our accounting and prepare for our
change over to computer we have a new ordinance ef-
fective August 1, 1980 which will require all water, sewer
and trash to be billed to the property owners and not the
renters.
We would appreciate all renters to notify us at this time
as to the name and address of their landlords and to also
notify their landlords of this change in our billing system.
TRASH HAUL RATES AND CHANCES FOR MERIDIAN
(COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS EFFECTIVE JU1,Y J, 19,9())
I can o'nb6-,-
per week
$3.75 per month
EaYL
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WMon
singl.4n
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Size
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per week
2 per week
3 per week
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week
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$ 27-50
$ 35-00
$ 42-50 $ 50-00
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INC. at
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THIS AGREE14ENT, Made and entered into this 9th day of Septem-
ber, 1968, by and between the CITY OF 10,"'IRIDIAN, a municipal corpor-
ation, and SANITARY SERVICE, INC., an. Idaho corporation, having its
principal place of busib,ess at Meridian, Idaho, party of the second
part-,, W I T V E S S 'E T H: -
WHEREAS, the City of Meridian, has heretofore under authority
of Title 7, Chapter 3 of the Ordinances of the City of Meridian,
had a contract with second party for the hauling of garbage, refuse
and trash within the corporate limits of the City of Meridian, and
[HREAS, the parties hereto have renegotiated said contract
under authority of said Crdiance as hereinafter contained,
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants herein con-
tad.-aed, it is hereby agreed as follows -
1. That the 'City of Meridian does hereby contract with second
party .."or the removal of garbage, refuse and trash from the City of
I I erL
idian and within the corporate limits thereof for a period of
sixteen (16) years from September 9, 1968, and it is specifically
agreed that the rates and charges for this service shall be as
J
Single fam:ly residence (curb or alley) 51.45 per month
Additional 500 for carry outs of ?5 feet or less.
Multiple dwellings, three units or less (curb or alley)
31.45 for first unit
$1.00 each additional unit.
Multiple dwellings, four units or more (curb or alley)
$1.45 for first can
'wj'1.00 each additional unit.
Commercial rates per month (curb or alley)
a. One pickup per week
$1.45 first can and 756 each additional can
b. h1ultiple pickup per week
7,11.45 first can and 80.0 each additional pickup day required
$ .80 second can and 800 each additional pickup day
required.
the same upon first giving second party thirty (30) days written
notice of the nature andmanner in which it is in default and upon
failure of second party to correct or remove said default within
said period of -thirty days, the City shall have the right to
declar a this contract forfeited, shall retain. all moneys heretofore
paid to the City as its,-percentaEe under this contract, and shall
-upon declaration of -forfeiture account to second party for all
moneys due on the date of forfeiture, and in such event second.
party specifically agrees to cease and desist from the performance
of any services called for by this contract within. the City of
11eridian, and the City shall bo immediately released therefrom and
shall have the right to enter into such other anddLffferent contract
as it may deem necessary for the performance of the services by the
City required.
It is agreed that the rates and charges herein set forth
shall be reviewed by -the parties every two years and adjusted up
or down as economic conditions justify.
8.
It is agreed that all apartments or other units on one.
water meter shall be charged to the registered owner of said meter
as shown on the records of the City.
9. It is agreed that.all residential units are allowed two
cans under the basic charge with an additional edarge of 75,4, per
month for each additional -can, and further .that not to exceed
three bushels of trash and/or three bundles of brush per trip will
he hauled without extra charge.
10. It is further agreed that second party has the right to
terminate this contract after first giving first party six (6)
months notice in writing. This agreement supersedes any and all
prior agreements entered into between the parties hereto.
IN WIDSTESS W'HEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their
hands and seals, the day and year in this agreement first above
written.
Bulk (light weight) $2.00 per yard
(heavy weight) Rate by hour or yard, whichever is
greater.
8.50 for one man and truck
$12.00 for two men and truck.
It is agreed that for all pickups and service within the
City of Meridian the billings therefor shall be handled by said
City and the said City shall receive and account for all moneys
both billed for and collected.
3. It is agreed that the City shall receive for this service
the sum of ten (10%) per cent of all moneys collected.
It is further agreed that said City will- balance and
settle the accounts connected with this contract on or about the
10th day of each month and will immediately following -the settle-
ment remit to se and party in one lump sum -he amount due for the
performance of this contract for the month immediately preceding.
It is fully understood and agreed that all billings` anal collections
shall be done by the City.. The City agrees to use all reasonable
means of collection and the monthly payment to second party- shall
be based on all accounts actually collected for the preceding
month. City agrees to notUity second party of all delinquent
accounts within 60 days, and all delinquent accounts collected
shall be accounted for and distributed to the par -Lies hereto every
months. Second party shall have the right to inspect City's
books at all reasonable times to check the accuracy of the accoirat-
ing under this contract.
5. It is further agreed that this contract shall be subject
to and include by reference all of the terms of Title 7, Chapter 3
of the Ordinances of the City of Meridian, under authority of which
this said contract is executed.
6. It is further agreed that in the event second party shall
fail to Derform the services required under this contract- or default
in the performance thereof, said City shall have the right to cancel
CITY OF UXMIDIAN
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SANITARY SERVICE, INC.
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On this --Z"_a day of August, 1968, before me, the undersigned,
a Votary 1"oblic in and for said State, -personally appeared DON M.
STORB'Y and HIM LD J. COX, Mayor and City Clerk of the City of
Mleridian respectively, and
. President and Secretary respectLvely of SANI1114RY SEP. ---
VICE IrC., and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for
atdon behalf of said City and corporation.
IN WITKIE'SS WHE-REOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, the day and year in this certificate first above
w r
atter.
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Residence:
OFFICIALS
Herald J. Cox, City Clerk
Mrs. Oral Coleman, Treasurer
Gene D. Hiner, Chief of Police
Neal Hudson, Works Supt.
John O. Fitzgerald, Attorney
Dear Sir:
"Heart of Idaho's Dairyland"
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
728 Meridian Street
MERIDIAN, IDAHO
83642
Phone 88&4433
DON M. STOREY
Mayor
June 13, 1969.
COUNCILMEN
John R.Navarro
Keith T. Ellis
Wayne D. Skiver
Marvin R. Bodine
Herald J. Cox, City Judge
As a resident within the City limits of Meridian, it will
be necessary for you to avail yourself of the City Trash Hauling
services, effective July 1, 1969. The Charges will appear on
your July Statement.
It will be necessary for you to provide yourself with a fly -
tight galvanised can with lid (not over 32 Gal. Cap.) and place
it on the street edge or contact the trash hauler for carry out
charges.
If you place your can along the street, the charges will be
$1.45 per month.
To have the trash hauler carry out from the house, it will
be $1.95 or more depending on the distance carried. This should
be arranged with the hauler by calling 888-2390.
The above number can be called to find out the pick-up days.
Sincerely yours
Herald J. Cox
City Clerk
January 23, 1978
Mayor Don Storey
Members of City Council
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Gentlemen:
This letter is directed to you for consideration of changes
necessary for the trash hauling services.
Firstly, I propose that the twice-a-week service,be for�the
months of June, July and August only. This would help with
the problem of labor which would allow me to use the college
students during their vacation. These are also the hottest
months of year.
Secondly, that the rates for the trash hauling be set effeot;Lve
April 1, 1978 as follows:
1. Basic Rate $2.65 per month
2. Extra Can (signed for) 1.00 per month
3. Extra Container .40 per pickup
4. Extra Service 1.50 per month
It has been my pleasure to work with the City of Meridian
these past 30 years, come this September, and I hope our '
relationship can continue for many years to come.
Sincerely yours,
SANITARY SERVICE, INC.
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Willard Rowley, Preside