RES-2010-097RESOLUTION NO. 2010- 0 9 7
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ANAHEIM SUPERSEDING RESOLUTION NO. 2008 -108
RELATING TO FEES AND PENALTIES IN CONNECTION
WITH IMPLEMENTING THE UNIFIED HAZARDOUS WASTE
AND HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
REGULATORY PROGRAM ACT
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Anaheim has heretofore amended the
Anaheim Municipal Code to assume responsibility for implementing the Unified Hazardous Waste
and Hazardous Material Management Regulatory Program Act; and
WHEREAS, the City of Anaheim was certified as the Certified Unified Program
Agency (CUPA); and the City of Anaheim Fire Department is responsible for administering and
enforcing the CUPA Program; and
WHEREAS, Section 25404.5 of the Health and Safety Code requires each CUPA to
institute a single fee system, with the fee amount established by the CUPA's governing body to be
at a level sufficient to pay the necessary and reasonable costs incurred by the CUPA; and
WHEREAS, the City Council hereby finds that said fees, in the amounts hereinafter
set forth in Exhibit "A ", are less than or equal to, but in no event greater than, the actual direct and
indirect costs and expenses incurred by the City in performing the services connected with such fees;
and
WHEREAS, Section 6.11.150 of the Anaheim Municipal Code authorizes the City
Council to establish a schedule of fees and penalties in connection with the CUPA; and
WHEREAS, the City Council hereby finds and declares that adoption of this fee
schedule is exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to
Section 21080(b)(8) of the Public Resources Code and California Code of Regulations Section
15273 in that the fees and rates are established not to exceed the City's reasonable cost in
administering the CUPA programs, including but not limited to pennitting and inspection
responsibilities; and
WHEREAS, the fees have been considered at a duly noticed public meeting or public
hearing, as required by law.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Anaheim that Resolution No. 2008 -108 be amended in its entirety as follows:
1. The fees set forth in the fee schedule attached hereto as Exhibits "A" and "B" shall
be, and the same are, hereby adopted.
2. The fees set forth in the fee schedule attached hereto as Exhibits "A" and "B"
shall become effective immediately upon adoption of this Resolution.
3. The fees established herein shall, upon the effective date of said fees,
supersede fees set forth in Resolution No. 2008 -108 and any previously adopted fees for the same
permit or approval.
4. The City Council hereby declares that should any one or more fees established
by this Resolution or any portion of this Resolution be declared for any reason to be invalid, it is the
intent of the City Council that it would have adopted all other fees and portions of this Resolution
independent of the elimination herefrom of any such fee or such portion as may be declared invalid.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Resolution No. 2008 -108 is hereby rescinded
upon the effective date of the new fee schedule.
THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION is approved and adopted by the City Council of
the City of Anaheim this 22nd day of June , 2010, by the following roll call
vote:
AYES: Mayor Pringle, Council Members Galloway, Hernandez
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: Council Members Kring, Sidhu
CITY O AHEIM
B
MAYOR OF THE Cl
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM
7673 7. 1 /l morley
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EXHIBIT "A"
I. Hazardo Waste Control:
a. Annual Fee per facility (based on number of employees involved in the
program at the facility and/or any adjoining properties)
1.
Special Generator (see page 4 for Special Generator Definition)
170.00
2.
0 -10 Employees
329.00
3.
11 -25 Employees
419.00
4.
26 -50 Employees
606.00
5.
51 -100 Employees
787.00
6.
101 -250 Employees
1,190.00
7.
251 -500 Employees
1530.00
8.
500 + Employees
2011.00
b. On -Site Treatment per facility (charged only for the highest tier on site)
1.
Permit -by -Rule
1,122.00
2.
Conditionally Authorized
719.00
3.
Conditionally Exempt
170.00
II. Underground Storage of Hazardous Substances:
a. Annual Fee ep r tank 333.00
b. Transfer of Ownership per tank 68.00
III. Hazardous Materials Release Pl and Inv ento
a. Hazardous Materials Inventory Annual Fee per chemical
1. 1 -2 Hazardous Substances 232.00
2. Each Additional Substance 62.00
3. Maximum Charge 1,348.00
(this fee shall apply to facilities using, handling
or storing up to 20 or more hazardous substances)
IV. California Accidental Release Pr evention Pr ogram:
a. Annual Fee per facility 510.00 for up to 6 hours,
plus 85.00 each
additional hour
b. Third Party Review
Party submitting Risk Management Plans will contract Actual cost charged by
with and pay for a qualified consultant approved by the outside vendor
City to conduct third party review of the document or
specific portion of the document
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V. Pro -rated Fees:
a. Annual Fees assessed to new facilities (excluding State surcharges)
1. Between January 1 and March 31 25% reduction
2. Between April 1 and June 30 50% reduction
VI. Plan Check Fees (includes all plan check and inspection activities):
a. Facility Closure 170.00 for up to 2 hours
b. Underground Storage Tank Installation
c. Underground Storage Tank Removal
d. Underground Storage Tank System Modification
e. Additional Plan Check Hours
f. Underground Storage Tank Abandonment in Place
g. Permit to Change Contents or Remove Flammables
h. Underground Storage Tank Temporary Closure
i. Expedited Plan Check (for review within 2 business days)
j. Laserfiche Fee (for all plans over 8 %2 x 11)
850.00 for up to 10 hours
510.00 for up to 6 hours
340.00 for up to 4 hours
85.00 each additional hour
340.00 for up to 4 hours
85.00 for up to 1 hour
340.00 for up to 4 hours
170.00
Actual cost charged by
outside vendor
VII. Administrative Fees:
a. Late filing of documents required to be submitted to the CUPA
1. 31 -60 days late
2. 61 -90 days late
3. Over 91 days late
b. Late payment of assessed fees
1. 31 -60 days late
2. 61 -90 days late
3. Over 91 days late
c. Replacement copy of issued permits
100.00
Additional 100.00
Additional 100.00
100.00
Additional 100.00
Additional 100.00
25.00
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VIII. Other Services Fees:
Any investigation, consultation special inspection or incident 85.00 per hour
mitigation services pertaining to hazardous materials or hazardous
waste
IX. Reinspection Fees:
After an initial /routine inspection and one follow-2p reinspection 100.00
each additional reinspection will be charged
X. Small Hydrocarbon Pick -up Program:
a. Engine Company Response 250.00
Clean up initiated by Engine Company includes cost of material per incident
b. Small Hydrocarbon Pick -Up Unit 2.00
Includes cost for driver, vehicle, transportation and disposal per minute
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Special Generator Definition
A Special Generator is a facility that generates no more than 55 gallons /500 pounds every 180 days (6
months) of any one of the wastes listed in Chapter 6.5, California Health and Safety Code, Section
25160.2* and no more than 165 gallons /1500 pounds total of these every 180 days, and/or treats
photographic solution waste hazardous only due to silver content.
* (c) The consolidated manifesting procedure set forth in subdivision (b) may be used only for the following
waste streams and in accordance with the conditions specified below for each waste stream:
(1) Used oil and the contents of an oil /water separator, if the separator is a catch basin, clarifier, or
similar collection device that is used to collect water containing residual amounts of one or more of the
following: used oil, antifreeze, or other substances and contaminants associated with activities that
generate used oil and antifreeze.
(2) The wastes listed in subparagraph (A) may be manifested under the procedures specified in this section
only if all of the requirements specified in subparagraphs (B) and (C) are satisfied.
(A) Wastes eligible for consolidated manifesting:
(i) Solids contaminated with used oil.
(ii) Brake fluid.
(iii) Antifreeze.
(iv) Antieeze sludge.
(v) Parts cleaning solvents, including aqueous cleaning solvents.
(vi) Hydroxide sludge contaminated solely with metals from a wastewater treatment process.
(vii) "Paint- related" wastes, including paints, thinners, filters, and sludges.
(viii) Spent photographic solutions.
(ix) Dry cleaning solvents (including percholoroethylene, naphtha, and silicone based solvents).
(x) Filters, lint, and sludges contaminated with dry cleaning solvent.
(xi) Asbestos and asbestos - containing materials.
(xii) Inks from the printing industry.
(xiii) Chemicals and laboratory packs collected from K -12 schools.
(xiv) Absorbents contaminated with other wastes listed in this section.
(xv) Filters from dispensing pumps for diesel and gasoline fuels.
(xvi) Disabled vehicle wastes, as defined in subdivision (a) of Section 25163.2.
(xvii) Any other waste, as specified in regulations adopted by the department.
(B) The generator does not generate more than 1, 000 kilograms per calendar month of hazardous waste
and meets the conditions of paragraph (1) of subdivision (h) of Section 25123.3. For the purpose of
calculating the 1, 000 kilograms per calendar month limit described in this section, the generator may
exclude the volume of used oil and the contents of the oil /water separator that is managed pursuant to
paragraph (1) of subdivision (c).
(C) (i) The generator enters into an agreement with the transporter in which the transporter agrees that the
transporter will submit a confirmation to the generator that the hazardous waste was transported to an
authorized hazardous waste treatment facility for appropriate treatment. The agreement may provide that
the hazardous waste will first be transported to a storage or transfer facility in accordance with the
applicable provisions of law.
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Exhibit B
Fee Type
County Fee
Anaheim Current Fee
Anaheim Proposed Fee
On -Site Treatment
PBR
$1,742
$990
$1,122
CA
1,217
635
719
CE
295
150
170
Generator
Special Generator
193
150
170
0 -10 Employees
388
290
329
11 -25 Employees
490
370
419
26 -50 Employees
697
535
606
51 -100 Employees
977
695
787
101 -250 Employees
1,418
1,050
1,190
251 -500 Employees
2,002
1,350
1,530
500 + Employees
2,571
1,775
2,011
UST Annual Fee
Per Tank
544
294
333
Change of Ownership
84
60
68
Hazardous Materials
Minimum
309 (1 -3 chemicals)
205 (1 -2 chemicals)
232
Per add'1 chemical
55
62
Maximum
1,295
1,195
1,348*
CalARP
Base rate — Level 1
338 (for first 3 hrs)
450 (for first 6 hrs)
510 (for first 6 hrs)
Base rate — Level 2
1,123 (up to 10 hrs)
450 (for first 6 hrs)
510 (for first 6 hrs)
Base rate — Level 3
1,686 (up to 15 hrs)
450 (for first 6 hrs)
510 (for first 6 hrs)
Hourly rate
113
75
85
Plan Check
Based on hourly rate
113
75
85
*71 facilities in this category. See attached list.
Hazardous Materials Section
Facilities with Chemicals = > 20
# of chems 31
CREST COATING INC
1361 S ALLEC ST
# of chems 36
MCP FOODS/ FIRMENICH
424 S ATCHISON ST
# of chems 22
TAYLOR DUNN MFG CO
2114 W BALL RD
# of chems 20
NEUTRON PLATING INC
2993 E BLUE STAR ST
# of chems 26
MULTI - FINELINE
ELECTRONIX
1301 N DYNAMICS ST
# of chems 26
MULTI - FINELINE
ELECTRONIX
1321 N DYNAMICS ST
# of chems 24
REPUBLIC W SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
1235 N BLUE GUM ST
# of chems 20
IDEAL ANODIZING INC
1250 N BLUE GUM ST
# of chems 24
RYVEC INC
1341 S CLAUDINA ST
# of chems 43
ALSTYLE APPAREUA &G
1600 S CLAUDINA WAY
# of chems 26
KANSTUL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS INC
1332 S CLAUDINA ST
# of chems 24
HILTON ANAHEIM
777 W CONVENTION WAY
# of chems 30
ANAHEIM UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
501 N CRESCENT WAY
# of chems 45
NELCO PRODUCTS INC
1107 E KIMBERLY AVE
# of chems 26
SA RECYCLING LLC
3200 E FRONTERA ST
# of chems 33
NBTY MANUFACTURING
1800 E GENE AUTRY WAY
# of chems 45
SETCO LLC
4875 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 73
INNOVATIVE ORGANICS
4905 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 28
AMERICAN CIRCUIT
TECHNOLOGYINC
5330 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 22
GRANT PISTON RINGS
1360 N JEFFERSON ST
# of chems 73
APPLIED POWER
CONCEPTS
411 E JULIANNA ST
# of chems 74
TECHNIC INC
1170 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 37
TECHNIC INC
1190 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 218
DISNEYLAND RESORT DIS
1313 S HARBOR BLVD
# of chems 88
DISNEYLAND RESORT
1313 S HARBOR BLVD
# of chems 99
CYTEC ENGINEERED
MATERIALS INC
1440 N KRAEMER BLVD
# of chems 25
WILLARD MARINE INC
1240 N GROVE ST
# of chems 28
EXPO DYEING &
FINISHING INC
1365 N KNOLLWOOD CIR
# of chems 43
ADVANCE -TECH PLATING
1061 N GROVE ST
# of chems 22
MAGNETIC METALS CORP
2475 W LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 23
B / E AEROSPACE INC
3355 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 22
GENERAL ELECTRIC INT'L
3601 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 21
XERXES CORPORATION
1210 N TUSTIN AVE
# of chems 20
SONFARREL INC
3010 E LA JOLLA ST
# of chems 77
NBTY MANUFACTURING
5115 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 31
MICROMETALS INC
5615 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 29
THE BOEING COMPANY
3371 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 27
ANAHEIM CONVENTION
CTR
800 W KATELLA AVE
# of chems 34
JAJ ARROW SUPERIOR
PLATING
1901 E CERRITOS AVE
# of chems 57
UOP LLC
2100 E ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 58
HARRY'S DYE & WASH
1015 E ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 41
DISNEYLAND HOTEL
1150 W MAGIC WAY
# of chems 53
PRECISION ANODIZING &
PLATING INC
1601 N MILLER ST
# of chems 37
TECHNICHEM
1004 E RAYMOND WAY
# of chems 21
PENHALL COMPANY
1801 W PENHALL WAY
# of chems 127
STEPAN COMPANY
1208 N PATT ST
# of chems 115
RYVECINC
251 E PALAIS RD
# of chems 87
KCA ELECTRONICS INC
223 N CRESCENT WAY
# of chems 34
BLACK OXIDE
1735 N ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 63
ALLBRITE CAR CARE
1201 N LAS BRISAS
# of chems 90
STEPAN COMPANY
1121 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 35
NOR -CAL BEVERAGE
1226 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 39
HISCO INC
1395 N
# of chems 21
SKS INC
501 S OLIVE ST
# of chems 44
DYNAMIC DETAILS INC
1231 N SIMON CIR
# of chems 23
DIVERSIFIED ASPHALT
PRODUCTS
1227 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 23
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
1331 S VERNON ST
# of chems 36
OC TRANSPORTATION
AUTHORITY
1717 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 31
RTI ELECTRONICS INC
1800 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 47
PROTECT ALL INC
1910 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 35
SUNNY DELIGHT
BEVERAGES CO
1230 N TUSTIN AVE
# of chems 22
PUBLIC UTILITIES
1144 N KRAEMER BLVD
# of chems 25
KINSBURSKY BROTHERS
1314 N ANAHEIM BLVD
# of chems 20
ACCURATE M ANAHEIM
2100 E ORANGEWOOD
# of chems 21
PICOFARAD INC
237 N EUCLID WAY D
# of chems 31
D AIRCRAFT PRODUCTS
1191 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 156
PRIVATE LABEL LABS
1380 N KNOLLWOOD CIR
# of chems 31
MARK BEAMISH
WATERPROOFING, INC
1235 N GROVE ST
# of chems 97
MILES CHEMICAL CO
1240 N KNOLLWOOD
# of chems 39
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
601 E BALL RD
# of chems 40
MARK BEAMISH
WATERPROOFING
1245 N GROVE ST
Exhibit B
Fee Type
County Fee
Anaheim Current Fee
Anaheim Proposed Fee
On -Site Treatment
PBR
$1,742
$990
$1,122
CA
1,217
635
719
CE
295
150
170
Generator
Special Generator
193
150
170
0 -10 Employees
388
290
329
11 -25 Em la ees
490
370
419
26 -50 Em to ees
697
535
606
51 -100 Employees
977
695
787
101 -250 Employees
251 -500 Employees
500 + Employees
1,418
2,002
2,571
1,050
1,350
1,775
1,194
1,530
2,011
UST Annual Fee
Per Tank
544
294
333
Change of Ownership
84
60
68
Hazardous Materials
Minimum i
309 (I -3 chemicals)
205 (1 -2 chemicals)
232
Per add'l chemical
55
62
Maximum
1,295
1,195
1,348*
CalARP
Base rate —Level 1
Base rate — Level 2
Base rate — Level 3
Hourl y rate
338 (for first 3 hrs)
1,123 (up to 10 hrs)
1,686 (a to 15 hrs)
113
450 (for first 6 hrs)
450 (for first 6 hrs) )
450 (for first 6 hrs)
75
510 (for first 6 hrs)
S 10 (for first 6 hrs
510 (for first 6 hrs)
85
Plan Check
Based on. hourly rate
113
75
85
*71 facilities in this category. See attached list.
Hazardous Materials Section
Facilities with Chemicals = > 20
# of chems 31
CREST COATING INC
1361 S ALLEC ST
# of chems 36
MCP FOODS/ FIRMENICH
424 S ATCHISON ST
# of chems 22
TAYLOR DUNN MFG CO
2114 W BALL RD
# of chems 20
NEUTRON PLATING INC
2993 E BLUE STAR ST
# of chems 26
MULTI- FINELINE
ELECTRONIX
1301 N DYNAMICS ST
# of chems 26
MULTI- FINELINE
ELECTRONIX
1321 N DYNAMICS ST
# of chems 24
REPUBLIC W SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
1235 N BLUE GUM ST
# of chems 20
IDEAL ANODIZING INC
1250 N BLUE GUM ST
# of chems 24
RYVEC INC
1341 S CLAUDINA ST
# of chems 43
ALSTYLE APPAREUA &G
1600 S CLAUDINA WAY
# of chems 26
KANSTUL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS INC
1332 S CLAUDINA ST
# of chems 24
HILTON ANAHEIM
777 W CONVENTION WAY
# of chems 30
ANAHEIM UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
501 N CRESCENT WAY
# of chems 45
NELCO PRODUCTS INC
1107 E KIMBERLY AVE
# of chems 26
SA RECYCLING LLC
3200 E FRONTERA ST
# of chems 33
NBTY MANUFACTURING
1800 E GENE AUTRY WAY
# of chems 45
SETCO LLC
4875 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 73
INNOVATIVE ORGANICS
4905 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 28
AMERICAN CIRCUIT
TECHNOLOGYINC
5330 E HUNTER AVE
# of chems 22
GRANT PISTON RINGS
1360 N JEFFERSON ST
# of chems 73
APPLIED POWER
CONCEPTS
411 E JULIANNA ST
# of chems 74
TECHNIC INC
1170 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 37
TECHNIC INC
1190 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 218
DISNEYLAND RESORT DIS
1313 S HARBOR BLVD
# of chems 88
DISNEYLAND RESORT
1313 S HARBOR BLVD
# of chems 99
CYTEC ENGINEERED
MATERIALS INC
1440 N KRAEMER BLVD
# of chems 25
WILLARD MARINE INC
1240 N GROVE ST
# of chems 28
EXPO DYEING &
FINISHING INC
1365 N KNOLLWOOD CIR
# of chems 43
ADVANCE -TECH PLATING
1061 N GROVE ST
# of chems 22
MAGNETIC METALS CORP
2475 W LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 23
B I E AEROSPACE INC
3355 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 22
GENERAL ELECTRIC INTL
3601 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 21
XERXES CORPORATION
1210 N TUSTIN AVE
# of chems 20
SONFARREL INC
3010 E LA JOLLA ST
# of chems 77
NBTY MANUFACTURING
5115 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 31
MICROMETALS INC
5615 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 29
THE BOEING COMPANY
3371 E LA PALMA AVE
# of chems 27
ANAHEIM CONVENTION
CTR
800 W KATELLA AVE
# of chems 34
JAJ ARROW SUPERIOR
PLATING
1901 E CERRITOS AVE
# of chems 57
UOP LLC
2100 E ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 58
HARRY'S DYE & WASH
1015 E ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 41
DISNEYLAND HOTEL
1150 W MAGIC WAY
# of chems 53
PRECISION ANODIZING &
PLATING INC
1601 N MILLER ST
# of chems 37
TECHNICHEM
1004 E RAYMOND WAY
# of chems 21
PENHALL COMPANY
1801 W PENHALL WAY
# of chems 127
STEPAN COMPANY
1208 N PATT ST
# of chems 115
RYVEC INC
251 E PALAIS RD
# of chems 87
KCA ELECTRONICS INC
223 N CRESCENT WAY
# of chems 34
BLACK OXIDE
1735 N ORANGETHORPE
# of chems 63
ALLBRITE CAR CARE
1201 N LAS BRISAS
# of chems 90
STEPAN COMPANY
1121 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 35
NOR -CAL BEVERAGE
1226 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 39
HISCO INC
1395 N
# of chems 21
SKS INC
501 S OLIVE ST
# of chems 44
DYNAMIC DETAILS INC
1231 N SIMON CIR
# of chems 23
DIVERSIFIED ASPHALT
PRODUCTS
1227 N OLIVE ST
# of chems 23
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
1331 S VERNON ST
# of chems 36
OC TRANSPORTATION
AUTHORITY
1717 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 31
RTI ELECTRONICS INC
1800 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 47
PROTECT ALL INC
1910 E VIA BURTON ST
# of chems 35
SUNNY DELIGHT
BEVERAGES CO
1230 N TUSTIN AVE
# of chems 22
PUBLIC UTILITIES
1144 N KRAEMER BLVD
# of chems 25
KINSBURSKY BROTHERS
1314 N ANAHEIM BLVD
# of chems 20
ACCURATE M ANAHEIM
2100 E ORANGEWOOD
# of chems 21
PICOFARAD INC
237 N EUCLID WAY D
# of chems 31
D AIRCRAFT PRODUCTS
1191 N HAWK CIR
# of chems 156
PRIVATE LABEL LABS
1380 N KNOLLWOOD CIR
# of chems 31
MARK BEAMISH
WATERPROOFING, INC
1235 N GROVE ST
# of chems 97
MILES CHEMICAL CO.
1240 N KNOLLWOOD
# of chems 39
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
601 E BALL RD
# of chems 40
MARK BEAMISH
WATERPROOFING
1245 N GROVE ST