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City of Eugene 2 J ly 8, 1997 <br /> availability of the new service because it helps reduce waste and also may help redu e the danger ' <br /> of fire due to drying piles of grass and other clippings. Funds for this purpose come om <br /> licensing fees paid by local haulers and are not affected by Ballot Measure 47-im os d bud et <br /> P g i <br /> reductions. <br /> Copies of the proposed ordinance are available from the City of Eugene Pl ing and <br /> Development Department, 99 West 10th Avenue. The ordinance would require haul rs to offer <br /> yard debris collection on a specific Saturday in May and October every year. Cost o the service <br /> is proposed to range from five to ten dollars per pick-up, depending on the quantity o materials <br /> i <br /> collected. Residents would need to provide a separate container for the materials, w 'ch would <br /> be taken to an approved composting facility. <br /> The public hearing will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Ch er, 777 ~ <br /> Pearl Street, in downtown Eugene. Anyone may testify. <br /> The Council is slated to make a final decision on the proposal at the conclusi of the <br /> hearing on the 14th. If approved, the program would start by October 1997. For mor <br /> information about the proposed yard debris collection ordinance, contact Nancy Yo g, City of <br /> <br /> Eugene Planning and Development Department, 682-6849. <br /> I, <br /> <br />