<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 44-112. - Resource recovery and processing fee.</div>
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               An annual fee, denominated a resource recovery and processing fee, may be charged
               to defray, wholly or in part, the capital and operating costs of providing resource
               recovery and processing services at county solid waste disposal facilities as set
               forth in this article. The fee may be imposed upon collectors other than county solid
               waste collection facilities and upon private resource recovery centers delivering
               solid waste to county solid waste disposal facilities in which designated recyclable
               materials commingled or delivering segregated designated recyclable materials which
               is acceptable pursuant to rules promulgated by the solid waste director. Such fee
               shall be imposed in the amount set forth in the annual schedule of solid waste fees
               adopted by the board of county commissioners. If imposed, such fee shall be charged
               and collected as follows:
               
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                  (1)
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                  The fee shall be charged to the holder of a county board of health permit registered
                  with the department or, in the case of a collector or private resource recovery center
                  not required to have a permit, to the person in whose name the vehicle carrying the
                  commingled or segregated recyclable materials is registered with the state department
                  of motor vehicles.
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                  (2)
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                  A fee shall be charged for each ton, or fraction thereof, of solid waste in which
                  designated recyclable materials is commingled and for each ton of acceptable designated
                  recyclable materials deposited at a county solid waste disposal facility.
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               (Ord. of 2-3-1997, Â§ 1-58.1)
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