File #: 19-1061    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 10/24/2019 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/5/2019 Final action: 11/5/2019
Title: Adopt the resolution authorizing the Chicago Avenue Alley Refuse Enclosure License Agreement between the City of Naperville and Red Arrow Tap Room
Attachments: 1. Chicago Avenue Alley Refuse Enclosure Resolution 2019, 2. Chicago Avenue Refuse Enc. Agreement 2019, 3. Exhibit A Chicago Parking Refuse Enclosure
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM

ACTION REQUESTED:
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Adopt the resolution authorizing the Chicago Avenue Alley Refuse Enclosure License Agreement between the City of Naperville and Red Arrow Tap Room
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DEPARTMENT: Department of Public Works

SUBMITTED BY: Richard Dublinski, Director

BOARD/COMMISSION REVIEW:
N/A

BACKGROUND:
For years, dumpsters used by businesses throughout the downtown area have consumed valuable public and private parking spaces. These dumpsters have produced negative economic and aesthetic consequences, and as such the City has worked with businesses to consolidate refuse collection areas when possible.

The first successful major consolidation effort success was the Van Buren consolidated refuse program, which was established in 2010 through a partnership with the City, the Downtown Naperville Alliance, surrounding businesses, and the waste hauler. The City agreed to construct a consolidated refuse enclosure in the Van Buren parking lot for voluntary use by neighboring businesses. This program removed many dumpsters from the Van Buren lot and provided a cost effective and aesthetically pleasing refuse disposal enclosure containing refuse compactors. The participating businesses continue to pay a surcharge based on their use of the compactors as reimbursement to the City for the cost of the enclosure.

DISCUSSION:
Red Arrow Tap Room and other nearby businesses use private dumpsters on private property in the alley between the back of the businesses and the Chicago Avenue Parking Deck. Red Arrow approached the City with concerns about the number of dumpsters currently located in or near the alley. Red Arrow intended to update their back patio area and was concerned about both the number of dumpsters in the alley and the odor and mess caused by those dumpsters. In an effort to reduce multiple refuse and recycling containers used by these businesses and to reduce the number of refuse and recycling pick-ups from the Alley, the City wo...

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