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Administrative Order - Page 27 of 30 <br />14. Recycling and Solid Waste Collection Areas. Multi-family dwellings <br />constructed after August 1, 2001 shall meet small recycling collection facility standards, and <br />provide screening for outdoor recycling and solid waste collection areas as more particularly <br />described in Chapter 9 of the Eugene Code, 1971 and these Rules. <br /> <br />15. Multi-family Recycling, Outreach and Educational Requirements. Owners of <br />multi-family complexes shall: <br /> <br />a. Provide onsite recycling containers, available to all tenants, that are <br />adequate to hold the reasonably anticipated volume of recyclable materials, including, but <br />not limited to cardboard, newspapers, magazines, scrap paper, glass, tin, aluminum, and <br />plastic containers; <br /> <br />b. Provide regular collection service for the source separated recyclable <br />materials; and <br /> <br />c. Distribute to all tenants at least once a year notice of the opportunity to <br />recycle and information about how to properly use the onsite recycling system, including <br />information on what is and is not accepted in the recycling stream. Owners shall provide <br />tenants with this information within 30 days of move-in and annually thereafter. <br /> <br /> <br />R-3.250-V. Enforcement. <br /> <br />1. Consistent with Section 2.018 of the Eugene Code, 1971, the City may impose <br />administrative civil penalties on responsible persons (licensees or customers) for violation of any <br />provision of Sections 3.245 through 3.270 of the Eugene Code, 1971, or of these Rules. <br /> <br />2. Each day a violation occurs or continues constitutes a separate violation. Each <br />customer account for which a violation occurs constitutes a separate violation. In cases of charging <br />outside the rate structure authorized by the Solid Waste Collection Rate Schedule, each container <br />for which there is an under-charge or over-charge constitutes a separate violation and each time a <br />service is provided with an over-charge or undercharge constitutes a separate violation. <br /> <br />3. Notwithstanding the guidelines contained in this section for civil penalties, if a civil <br />penalty is deemed by the City Manager or designee to be excessive in relationship to the nature of <br />the violation, the City may reduce the fine based on consideration of the following criteria: <br /> <br />a. Whether the violation results in benefits to the responsible party, economic <br />or otherwise; <br /> <br />b. Whether the violation was isolated and temporary or repeated and <br />continuous; <br /> <br />c. The length of time from prior violations;