Fees for waste collection are billed by the City as part of the monthly sewer and water utility bills. Residential waste collection fees are as follows: One 20-gallon toter: $12.75 One 32-gallon toter: $19.12 Two 32-gallon toters: $38.24 Recycling and green waste pick-up service is provided free of charge. According to Lakeport Ordinance No. 817, outside burning of all kinds is prohibited. The only exceptions are for barbequing and fire district training exercises. The budget for the Trash Collection Department is shown below: The revenue for the Trash Collection Department is from the fees collected by the City of Lakeport. It costs the City money to collect the fees and to negotiate and supervise the contract so the expense shown only includes trash contract services and does not show city overhead for management. 3.9 City of Lakeport Finances 3.9.1 Overall Expenditures The revenues and expenditures over the last six fiscal years are shown in the City’s following table:
Fees for waste collection are billed by the City as part of the monthly sewer and water utility bills. Residential waste collection fees are as follows: One 20-gallon toter: $12.75 One 32-gallon toter: $19.12 Two 32-gallon toters: $38.24 Recycling and green waste pick-up service is provided free of charge. According to Lakeport Ordinance No. 817, outside burning of all kinds is prohibited. The only exceptions are for barbequing and fire district training exercises. The budget for the Trash Collection Department is shown below: The revenue for the Trash Collection Department is from the fees collected by the City of Lakeport. It costs the City money to collect the fees and to negotiate and supervise the contract so the expense shown only includes trash contract services and does not show city overhead for management. 3.9 City of Lakeport Finances 3.9.1 Overall Expenditures The City’s revenues and expenditures over the last six fiscal years are shown in the following table:
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