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Item 4: Ordinance Concerning Used Merchandise Dealers
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Item 4: Ordinance Concerning Used Merchandise Dealers
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<br />ATTACHMENT C <br /> <br />USED MERCHANDISE DEALERS ORDINANCE FUNDING MODELS <br />The pricing model proposed by the inter-agency team from Eugene and Springfield Police <br />Departments and the Lane County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) to fund the Used Merchandise <br />Dealer Automated Reporting System is based on the use of a third party vendor who will <br />provide the internet-based program for collecting, storing and delivering transaction <br />information gathered in pawn shops and secondhand goods businesses. The model is <br />designed to apply to all stores in Eugene, Springfield and unincorporated Lane County who <br />meet the qualifications as set forth in the proposed amendments to the Used Merchandise <br />Dealers Ordinance (see Attachment “A”). If the other jurisdictions do not successfully pass <br />a similar ordinance that requires automated reporting of transactions then the vendor’s quote <br />for the annual system fee would be modified to reflect the reduced number of transactions. <br />As currently proposed, the three law enforcement agencies would enter into an inter-agency <br />agreement which would identify that the program would be administered by the Eugene <br />Police Department (EPD). When the program is operational, the automated systems of the <br />vendor will replace the administrative duties that are now performed manually by EPD’s two <br />Property Crime detectives and the civilian staff person. The three employees would then <br />have additional time to utilize the electronic database with real-time information and conduct <br />other enforcement activities. <br />Fees charged to stores are based upon each store’s level of annual transactions. These fees <br />will be used to pay the annual systems charges to the vendor. Eugene’s financial systems are <br />capable of billing the respective stores. The EPD would receive the fees which would offset <br />the annual vendor fees. The annual cost to administer the program is estimated at $700. In <br />this model the used merchandise stores which already require a level of police scrutiny that is <br />recognized in the existing Used Merchandise Dealer Ordinance, would be required to <br />contribute to the cost of providing necessary law enforcement oversight. <br />Following the approval of the amendments to the Used Merchandise Dealers Ordinance, the <br />City Manager will be authorized to develop a fee schedule which is adopted through the <br />Administrative Rule process. An estimate of proposed charges to the stores that would be <br />sufficient to fund the annual system is provided below: <br />ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL SYSTEM CHARGES (Fees) <br />Number of Range of Estimated Tier Level Pricing Model <br />1 <br />Stores Annual Transactions Annual Charge <br />2 <br />Per Store Per Store <br />7 >3,000 I $700 <br />8 1,000 – 2,999 II $550 <br />23 300 - 999 III $400 <br />20 <300 IV $200 <br />58 5,625 $22,500 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> Stores are located in Eugene, Springfield and Unincorporated Lane County <br />2 <br /> Based upon reported transactions in 2004 <br /> <br />
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