RESOLUTION NO. 2022-19
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING SUBMITTAL
OF A NOTICE OF INTENT TO COMPLY WITH SB 1383
REGULATIONS TO CALRECYCLE
WHEREAS, CalRecycle, in consultation with the California Air Resources Board, has adopted regulatory requirements (Regulations), consistent with the mandate of Senate Bill 1383 (Lara, 2016), that are designed to achieve the organic waste reduction goals established in Section 39730.6 of the Health and Safety Code through a 50 percent reduction in the level of the statewide disposal of organic waste from the 2014 level by 2020 and a 75 percent reduction in the level of the statewide disposal of organic waste from the 2014 level by 2025; and WHEREAS, City of Torrance is a local jurisdiction required to comply with the Regulations; and WHEREAS, City of Torrance is or expects to be facing continuing violations of the Regulations commencing during the 2022 calendar year; and
WHEREAS, Senate Bill 619 (Laird, 2021 ), through amendments to Section 42652.5 of the Public Resources Code (Statute), created a mechanism called a Notification of Intent to Comply through which a local jurisdiction may secure administrative civil penalty relief from any continuing violations of the Regulations for the 2022 calendar year and may be eligible for a broader and longer-term regulatory compliance path, including suspended administrative civil penalties, through a corrective action plan; and
WHEREAS, City of Torrance is a local jurisdiction authorized by the Statute to submit a Notification of Intent to Comply for CalRecycle approval; and WHEREAS, CalRecycle shall approve a Notification of Intent to Comply that is duly adopted by the jurisdiction by formal written resolution and meets the requirements of the Statute; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Torrance hereby formally adopts the Notification of Intent to Comply attached as Exhibit "A." BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Torrance hereby authorizes and directs the Public Works Director, or the Public Works Director's designee, on its behalf, to submit the Notification of Intent to Comply attached as Exhibit "A" to CalRecycle for approval pursuant to the Statute.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by submitting the Notification of Intent to Comply pursuant to and subject to the above referenced requirements, the City of Torrance represents and certifies that it will implement the proposed actions to remedy the violations according to the proposed schedule as approved by CalRecycle and in accordance with the Statute and Regulations.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Torrance by and through its Public Works Director, or the Public Works Director's designee, also acknowledges and agrees to comply with any maximum compliance deadline in any corrective action plan that CalRecycle, in its sole discretion, determines to be necessary and appropriate under the circumstances for the correction of any violation(s) of the Statute and Regulations identified in its Notification of Intent to Comply.
INTRODUCED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 15th day of Feb r uary 2 02 .
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
PATRICK Q. SULLIVAN, City Attorney ATTEST: _.
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Tatia Y. Strader, Assistant City Attorney
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Re~~lerk
EXHIBIT A: Notice of Intent to Comply
TORRANCE CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 2022-19
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
CITY OF TORRANCE
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I, Rebecca Poirier, City Clerk of the City of Torrance, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly introduced, approved, and adopted by the City Council of the City of Torrance at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 15th day of February, 2022 by the following roll call vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS Chen, Kalani, Griffiths, Mattucci, Walser, and Mayor Furey.
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS None. ,-
ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS None. --ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS Ashcraft. ~\w\ 1\11018017 Rebecca Poirier, MMC
Date : City Clerk of the City of Torrance
Section 18984 1 1hrea-
Cont11iner OrgBnic Waste
Collec#onServices
A jurisdiction may comply with the requirements
of this articie by implementing a three-container
organic waste collection service and providing a
green container, e blue contaTier, end a gray
container to each generator
A jurisdiction may comply with the requirements
Collection
Sec/ion 18984,2 Two-
Container Organic Waste
Col/eclion Services
of this articie by implementing a two-container I Collection organic waste collection service
A jurisdiction may compty with the requirements
of this article by providing a single gray container
Secbon 18984.3 Unsegregated I to each generator that allows for intentional Single Container Collection comingling or all collected wastes, including I Collection Services organic waste, provided that the contents of the gray container are transported to a high diversion
organic waste processing raciHty
Section 18984 4
Recordkeeping Requirements
for Compliance with Organic
WasJe Collection Services
A Jun mmercial Hauler
perm! System by Q4
2022
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The rate review proce&S and
subsequent approval of Once the City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by Section 18984. 6 Jtju~a:iori shall include the folltiWlng The City of Torrance plans to utilize Increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds to $190,000 in grant funds ava~eble from end of Q3 2022 lnfom,..111lnn and e111ewne:n~ ratu!nd :.a i1s: Local Assistance Grant Funds lo SB 1383 was intended to be the State for local assistance in Recordkeeping Requirements compliance with Section 18964.5, in the Contamination purchase record keeping and reporting nnalized in 2020 but was delayed implement software and Implementing SB 1383 they wll purchase SB 1383 Recordkeeping and for Container Contamination Minimization recordkeeping and Reporting Software Implementation of a Minimizab·on Implementation Record required by Section software the will satisfy the requirements because or the COVlD reporting procedures. readily available software end implement record keeping system by 18995.2 of lhis chapter. or this section. ?alldemfc. Rah1 re.....-:ew is the recorclkeeping end reporting the end of Q3 2022 anticipated to be finalized in Q3 requirements required by this section. of 2022.
The City is updating their commercial
A jurisdiction shall provide containers, for Residential collection is in compliance. Commercial haulers may hauler permit system to ensure Container color requirements for Update to the Section 18984 7 Container collection services, to generators that comply with Outreach & NIA be using container colors Jurisdiction compliance with requirements commercial generators will be Commercial Hauler Color Requirements the container color requirements specified in this Education Th11 i:ommercilll Ofc,ommwne_s by that are not in compliance for haulers and generators of commercial enforced using the Hauler Permit permit System by Q4 article hauler. 'Yllith the regulation.. organic wasle_ The adoption or the System 2022 ordinance will accelerate this process
The City will be providing compliant The rate review process and Commencing January 1. 2022, a jurisdiction shall latMits kt ra.omtiEll cu!ib:l,maf5 upon. subsequent approval of Requirements for labels for Rate Review lo occur by plll!:e a label Ofl eaah neIW cc.ntilm11r ar ~ residential food waste collection roll out increased rates to comply with The City requires labels for The City will be creating an outreach and commercial customers will be end of Q3 2022 Section 18984 8 Container provided to generators consistent with the Outreach & This will be a part of the approved rate SB I 383 wn lnlop<lod to b« residential and commercial education tools including labels for embedded in the commercial Labeling Requirements applicable container collection requirements and Education package, anticipated in 03 of 2022. finalized in 2020 but was delayed generators to be compliant residential customers once rates are permit requirements for Update to the i imitations of this article specifying what materials Requirements for labels for commercial because of the COVID with this section approved by City Council l.(llmmerdal h1niiers of octJUlllc: Commercial Hauler are allowed to be placed in each container customers will be embedded in the !=tandemh:. REE!!I .n,-\fiew-G waste Permit System by 04 commercial permit requirements for anticipated to be finalized in 03 2022 commercial haulers of organic waste of 2022.
The rate review process and
subsequent approval or Once the City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by The Citf orTo.manai lntn11di, 'ID ut&ize increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds lo $190,000 in grant funds available from end of Q3 2022 Section 18984 11 Waivers A jurisdiction m a~ granl cine ormolt.t wiaN'~ tn a Record keeping Local ~tanc;e Grant Funds to SB 1383 was intended to be •mplemenl software and the State for local assistance in SB 1383 Recordkeeping and purchase record keeping and reporting finalized in 2020 but was delayed l mplementing SB 1383 they will purchase Granted by a Jurisdiction generator of orga~c Wl)sl.e and Reporting software the will satisfy the requirements because or the COVlD recorclkeeping and readily available software and implement Reporting Software Implementation of a of this section. P...n cfo.mlc..R~ tt1vl~w.S reporting procedures. the recordkeeping and reporting record keeping system by anticipated to be finalized in 03 requirements required by lhis secHon. the end or 03 2022 of 2022.
The City of Torrance uses a variety of
outiets and existing platforms with which
they communicate with both residential
and commercial generators. This
includes a second website: Outreach and Education 'ltitt!,. l2[ffltlC:l!lf!:J:Qdi-i,_t;;,2(!:I PSAs that Plan i.s needed to Rate Review to occur by are on the website but also run on our The rate review process and accompany the roll out of end of 03 2022 cable station, YouTube, and regular subsequent approval of Prior lo February 1, 2022, and annually television station ads. The City utilizes increased rates to comply with residential food scrap T he City of Torrance will imP'ement the Development of Outreach Section 18985. 1 Organic thereafter, a jurisdiction shell provide the and creales a variety of brochures, flyers, SB 1383 was intended to be collection program, Outreach and Education Plan in parallel and Education Plan by Waste Recovery Education rollowing to organic waste generators that are Outreach & and other printed materials on many finalized in 2020 but was delayed with ih.11 raJJ out orttie refildenlial rood Commercial Hauler Permit end of Q3 2022 and Outreach provided an organic Wi:1$!e colh:-dlo.n i:.ervJcit Education aspects of recycling and waste reduction. because of the COVlD Outreach and Education ~rap collection program once the rat05 System pursuant to Article 3 of this chapter These materials are distributed in a Pandemic. Rate review is requirements for for this program are approved by City Update to the commercial generators Council number of ways including utility bill anticipated to be finalized in Q3 neod u, l,o omi,,ddod In Commercial Hauler inserts, business license renewal inserts, of 2022. Hauler Permit System Permit System by 04 etc Requirements for education or 2022
commercial generators will be included requirements
in the permit requirements for
commercial haulers. An outreach and
education plan for both residential and
commercial generators will be created
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Rate Review to occur by
Thi ratt re~w ptoc.a.ss. end An Outreach & Education end of QJ 2022 Develop a list or food recovery organizations The City of Torrence currendy works 'Mth subsequent approval of Plan for Tier 1 and Tier 2 Increased rales to comply with The City will work with a contractor to Development of Outreach Section 18985,2 Edible Food Identified in Section 18982(a)(2S)(AHB) and a number of Food Recovery SB 1383 was intended to be commercial food create an outreach, edueetion and and Education Plan by Recovery Educeh·on and food recovery services operating within the Outreach & Organizations within the City_ Edible finalized in 2020 but was delayed generators is needed to implementation pl.an fore \Nhich will Commercial Hauler Permit end of 03 2022 Oulre&eh Jurisdiction and maintain the list oo the Education Food Recovery Outreach and Education because of the COVID implement lilts section include recommendations for funding System jurisdiction's website. The l6t shall be updated Plan W\1I be a part of the broader Pandemic. Rate review is mechanisms. Update to the annually, Among other requirements outreach and education plan anticipated lo be ffnalized in Q3 Funding mechanism Commercial Hauler of 2022. needed. Permit System by 04
2022
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subsequent approval of Once lhe City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by SecbOn 18985.3 A jurisdiction shall include all rele\/ent documents The City of Torrance intends to utilize increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds lo $190,000 in grant funds available from end of 03 2022 Recordkeeping Requiremenls Local Assistance Grant Funds to SB 1383 was intended to be lhe State for local assistance in for a Jun·sdiction's Compli8nee supporting its compliance 'Mth this article in the Record keeping purchase record keeping and reporting finalized in 2020 but was delayed implement software and implementing SB 1383 they will purchase 58 1383 Recordkeeping and Implementation Record required by Section and Reporting recordkeeping and Reporting Software l mplementation of a with Educa6on and Outreach 189952 of this chapter sortware the will satisfy the requi"ements because of the COVID reporting procedures. readily available software and ITTlplement record keeping system by Requirements oflhissecUon. PandemlC. Rate review is the recordkeeping and reporting the end of 03 2022 anticipated to be finalized in 03 require men ls required by this section of 2022.
Ordinance to be
A jurisdiction shall require haulers providing approved by Apr1 1, 2022 residential, commercial, orlndusbial organic Rate Review to occur by Section 18988 1 Jun·$diction waste collectfon services to generators within its Will be compliant with approval of end of 03 2022 Approval of Haulers and Self-boundaries lo meet the requirements and Collection Ordinance by April 1, 2022 NIA None NIA Ordinance Haulers standards of this chapter as a condition of Update to the approval or a conlJact, agreement. or other Commercial Hauler authorization lo collect organic waste Permit System by 04 2022
Section 18988.3 Seff-heuJers Generators of organic waste may, in compliance Will be compliant with approval of Ordinance lo be with Section 18988.1 of thtS division, self haul Collection NIA None NIA Ordinance of Organic Waste their own organlC waste Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 The rate review process and
subsequent apprO\lal of Once the City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by Section 18988.4_ A jurisdiction shall include all relevant documents The City of Torrance intends to utilize iru:fe,-j MUIS IO comply wl1l1 Awaiting grant funds to $190,000 in grant funds available from end of 03 2022 Recordkeeping Requirements supporting its compliance with this article in the Recordkeeping Local Assistance Grant Funds to SB 1383 was intended to be Implement software and the State for local assistance in S8 1383 Recordkeeping and purchase record keeping end reporting finalized in 2020 but was delayed implementing SB 1383 they will purchase for Compliance with Implementation Record required by Section and Reporting software the will satisfy the requirements because of the COVID recordkeeping and readily available software and implement Reporting Software Implementation or a Jun·sdiction Hauler Program 16995.2 of this chapter of this section. Pandemtc:. Rate review is reporting procedures. lhe recordkeeping and reporting record keeping system by anticipated to be finerized in 03 requirements required by this section _ the end of 03 2022 or 2022.
A jurisdiction shall adopt an ordinance or other
enrorceable requirement that requires
Section 18989.1 CALGreen compliance with the following provisions of the Record keeping WJII be compliant with approval or Ordinance to be Building Codes California Green Building Standards Code, and Reporting Ordinance by April 1 , 2022 NIA None NIA Ordinance approved by April 1, 2022 Calrfomia Code or Regulations, Trtle 24, Pert 11 as amended July 1 , 2019 and effective January
1,2020
A jurisdiction shall adopt en ordinance or other
enforceable requirement that requires
Section 1898g_2 Model Water compliance with Sections 492 6(a)(3)(B) (C), (D), Recordkeeping Will be compliant with approval of Ordinance to be and (G) of the Model Water Efficient Landscape N/A None NIA Ordinance Efficient Landscape Ordinance Ordinance, Title 23, Division 2, Chapter 2.7 of the end Reporting Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 California Code of Regulations as amended
September 15, 2015.
(a) A jurisdiction shall implement an edible rood
U!ICOYG!)' p!OQrllm that shall include the Ordinance to be .iu:tiol)fj 1hal tl,e Ju~n wil.t.k:e to accomplish approved by April 1 , 20:U each or the following: The rate review process and (1) Educate commerciaJ edible food generalors Funding Mechanism ·A jurisdiction may fund the actions taken Rate Review lo occur by as set forth in Section 189852. s ubsequent approval of Needed to comply wih this s&Ction through end of Q3 2022 (2) Increase commercial edible food generator The City will be working with a contractor increased rates to co,rnply¥«!h hlmchR feK, k>cal assessments. or Section 189911. Judsdiction SB i"3!3..,.. btondod lo bO Edible Food Recovery acces-s to food recovery organizations and food Edible food to develop an Edible food Recovery finafJZed in 2020 but was delayed Educebon. Outreach & other funding mechanisms: Determine Commercial Hauler Permit Development of Outreach Progrem recovery sel'VIC8s, Recovery Plan after the approval of the rate because of the COVID Implementation Plan funding mechantSm and implement System and Ordinance and Education Plan by (3) Monitor commercial edible food generator package anticipated Spring '22 PanaotJ'VQ.. Ra!e -rtMew !!5 needed Edible Food Recovery Plan using the end of03 2022 compliance as required in Article of this chapter. anticipated to be finalized in 03 Education, Outreach and Implementation (4) Increase edible food recovery capacity if the Plan. Update Lo the analysis required by Section 189922 indicates 0120:U. Commercial Hauler that the !unsdidit).i-. d!:ies rrot h-iM!: 5'Uffident Permit System by 04 capacity to mHt e IN!iblti tood reCOYary ~oct&. 2022
{a) A jurisdiction shall include all documents
supporting its compliance wth Section 18991 .1 in
the Implementation Record required by Section
189952 and shall also include at a minimum: The rale review process and (1) A list of commercial edible food generators in subsequent approval or Once the City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by Sac/ion 18991.2, the jurisdiction that have a contract or wn:ten The City or Torrance intends to Utilize Increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds to $190,000 in grant funds available from end of 03 2022 Recofdkeeping Reqwr&ments agreement with food recovery organizations or Recordkeaping Local Assistance Grant Funds to S8 1383 was intended to be implement software and the state for local assistance in sa 1383 Recordkeeping and for Jurisdction Edibla Food urvices pursuant to Section 13 18991 .J(b). and Reporting purchase record keeptng and reporting final~ed in 2020 but was delay&d recordkeeping and im~ementing SB 1383 they will purchase Reportiig Software Implementation of a (2) A list of food recovery organizations and food software the will satisfy the requirements because of the COVIO readity available software and implement Recovery Progrem recovery services in the jurisdiction and their oflhis section. Pandemic. Rate review is reporting procedu,es the recordkeeping and reporting record keeping system by edible food recovery capacity. :anticipaled to be finalized in 03 requirements required by this section. the end of 03 2022 (3) Documentation of the actions the jurisdiction or 2022. has taken to increase edible food recovery
capacity.
Section 18992 1 Organic Estimate the amount or all organic waste in tons Recordkeeping C urrently being done in coordination with Waste Recycling Capacity thel will be disposed by the county and NIA None N/A CalRecycie Annual EAR EAR by QJ 2022 Planning jurisdictions within the county and Reporting LARA for annual YEAR Report
(a) Counties, in coordination with jurisdictions and
rsgional agencies l ocated Within the county, shall: Ordlnance to be (i) Estimate the amount of edible food that'Nill approved by April , , 2022 be disposed by commercial edible food
generators that are located within the county and Rate Review to occur by ju~ictfons within the county. end of 03 2022 (2) Identify existing capacity at food recovery Capacity Planning and Reporting will be The rate review process and Funding Mechanism •Ajurls4icto.n ~ Nnd Ula ;;,cifons tak-en organizations identified in Section a part of the Edible Food Recovery Plan. subsequent approval of Needed to compty "'1ith this section through Development of Outreach 18B82(a)(25)(A}-(B) that is avaieble to For reporting purposes. the City of increased rates to comply with franchise fees, local assessments, or and Education Plan by Seclion 18992 2 Edible Food commercial edible food generators located within Recordkeeping Torrance will be utiliring Local SB 1383 was intended to be Education, Outreach & other funding mechanisms; OetermUle Commercial Hauler Permit end of 03 2022 Recovery Capacily the county and jurisdictions 'fflthin the county, end Reporting Assistance Grant Funds to purchase finalized in 2020 but was delayltd Implementation P1an funding mechanism and imp4ement System and Ordinance (3) Identify proposed new or expanded food r&e0rd keeping and reporting software because of the COVID needed Edible Food Recovery Plan using the Development of Edible recovery organizations and food recovery the will satisfy the requirements of this Pand11mlc.. Rat.~ C!ai Education, Outreach and Implementation Food Recovery Plan by services that will be used to recover edible food section. anticipated to be finalized in Q3 Plan. end of 03 2022 identified pursuant to Subdivision (a)(1), of 2022. (4) Identify the amount of new or expanded Update to the capacity, if any, at food recovery organizations Commercial Hauler and food recovery services that is necessary to Permit System by 04 recover the edible food that is estimated lo be 2022 disposed by commercial edible food generators in(a)(1).
.,.,
end of 03 2022
Development of Outreach
Commencing January 1, 2022, a Jurisdiction shall Procurement requirements will be The City is updating their commercial and Education Plan by Section 18993 1 Recovered annually procure a quantity of recovered organic incorporated into an updated Up:iated Commercial hauler permit system to ensure end ofQ:3 2022 Organic Waste Product wute products th.TI meets or eic::eed..s·lti CUfl'!lnt Procurement "Commercial Hauler Permit System· and NIA Hauler Permi System Jurisdiction compliance with requirements Commert:11 Hauler ?1rmll will indude purchasing requirements for for heu1ers and generators of commercial System Amendment to City Procurement Target 1onu al tflCOV!red-0..'lJ1m.:. waste product City park, recreational areas and n&eds approval organic waste. The adopfon of the purchasing policies to procurement target as delermined by this article medians ordinance will accelerate this process. renect procurement requirements by end of
03 ..
The rate re\/iew process and
subsequent approval of Once lhe City receives the estimated Rate Review to occur by Section 18993 2 A jurisdiction, as defined in ie993.i (a), shall The City of Torrance will be utiizing increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds to S190,000 in grant funds available from end of 03 2022 RecordkHping Requirements inciude all documents supporting its compliance Record keeping Local Assistance Grant Funds to SB , 383 was intended to be Implement software and the State ror local assistance in SB 1383 Recordkeeping and for Recovered Organic Waste with this article in the implementation record and Reporting purchase record keeping and reporting finalized in 2020 but was delayed recordkeeping and Implementing SB 1383 they will purchase Reporting Software Implementation of 11 Procurement Target requir&d by Section 18995 2 of this chapter software the will satisfy the requirements because of the COV1D reporting procedures. readily available software and implement record keeping system by or this section. Pandemic. R11te review is the recordkeeping end reporting the end of 03 2022 anticipated to be finalized in Q3 requirements required by this section of2022
Ordinance to be
A jurisdiction shall procure paper products, and approved by April 1 . 2022 Section 18993 3. Recycled
Content Paper Procurement printing and writing paper, consistent with the Procurement Will be compliant with approval of N/A None NIA Ordinance Amendment to City Requirements requirements of Sections 22150-22154 of the Ordinance by April 1, 2022 purchasing policies to Public Contract Code reflect procurement policies by end of 03
Section 18993 4
Recordkeeping Requirements Section 18993.◄. Recordkeeping Requirements Record keeping Will be compliant with approval of NIA None NIA Ordinance Ordinance to be for Recycled Canlftnt Peper Ja r Recycled Content Paper Procurement and Reporting Ordinance by April 1. 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 Pro,;u,emenl
Once the City receives the estimated
The Cify\WI (ebl ln a co.1tractor lo Qreiiiltlf The rate review process and $190,000 in grant funds available from subsequent approval of the State for local assistance in and m:nlrllaln the Implementation Record Increased rates to comply with implementing SB 1383 they wm purchase Rate Review to occur by Section 18995.2. for compliance '-Nith this section. The City SB 1383 was intended to be Awaiting grant funds to readity available software end implement SB 1383 Recordkeeping and end of 03 2022 Implementation Record and A jurisdiction shall maintain ell records required Recordkeeping of Torrance intends to utilize Local finalized in 2020 but was delayed implement software end the recordkeeping and reporting Reporting Software & Recordkeeping Requirements by this chapter in the Implementation Record and Reporting Assistance Grant Funds to purchase because of the COVID recordkeeping and requirements required by this section. Implementation Record lmpJementation of e record keeping and reporting software ?andemlc. Ra::a mv!J!w .is reporting procedures. record keeping system by the will satisfy the requirements of this anticipated be finalized in 03 of The City will retain a contractor to create ~e end of 03 2022 section. 2022. and maintain the Implementation Record
for compliance with this section
Wrth the exception of violations of the prohibited
container contaminants provisions in Section
18984.S(a), which a jurisdiction shall enforce
s.awn 1a~95.• En/°""'""'"' through the notice provisions of Section Enforcement Will be compliant with approval of N/A None NIA Ordinance Ordinance to be by a Jurisdiction 18984,S(b), for violations of this chapter occurring Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 on or after January 1, 2024, the jurisdiction shall
take enforcement action es set forth in this
section
. A.ddliJo·nal Rilqubert'l!l'nb tot lht Cit)I I
A self-hauler shall provide the jurisdiction of origin
Section 18815.4 Reporting for all material delivered to each Will be compliant with approval of Ordinance to be transfer/processor or disposal facility. A self-Collection NIA None NIA Ordinance Requirements for Haule~ hauler does not have to report to the Department, Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1 , 2022 unless they are a food waste self-hauler
(a) The following dispositions of organic waste
shall be deemed to constitute landfill disposal:
(1) Final deposition at a landfill. The City is updating their commercial (2) Use as Alternative Daily Cover or Alternative The City will updale what constitutes Updated Commercial hauler permit system to ensure Update to the Section 189831 Landfill Intermediate Cover at a landfill. Jurisdiction compliance with requirements Commercial Hauler Permit Commercial Hauler Disposal and Recovery (A) The use of non-organic material as landfill Processing landfill disposal in the updated hauler NIA Hauler Permit System ror haulers and generators of commercial System Permit System by Q4 cover shell not constitute landfill disposal or permit system to comply with this section needs approval organic waste. The adoption or the 2022 organic weste. ordinance will accelerate this process,
(3) Any other disposition not listed in Sul:xtivision
(b) or this section
~ (a) Organic waste generators shall comply with
1:1ppl~e: local requirements adopted pursuant
to tr\fa. 1!1c11 for tnit c:ofte._'"110 n and recovery of Section 1898449 Organic organic waste, by either:
Waste Generator (1) Subscribing to and complying INith the Generator Wdl be compliant with approval of N/A None NIA Ordinance Ordinance to be Requirements requirements of the organic waste collection Requirements Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 service provided by their jurisdiction; or
(2) Self-hauling organic waste in a manner that
complies with the requirements of Article 7 of this
chapter.
Commercial businesses shall provide or arrange
for organic waste collection services consi.stent
Section 18984 10. Commercial with this article and local requirements, for Generator Will be compliant with approval of Ordinance to be Business Owner employees, contractors, tenants, and customers, NIA None NIA Ordinance Responsibilffies lncluding supplying and eUowing access to an Requirements Ordinance by April 1, 2022 approved by April 1, 2022 adequate number, size, and location of
containers with sufficient labels or container color
The rate review process and
Once the City receives the estimated Rate Review lo occur by subsequent approval of $190,000 in grant funds available from end of 03 2022 The City of Torrance v.,1I be utiTtzing increased rates to comply with Awaiting grant funds to the State for local assistance In SB 1383 Recordkoeping and AjurisdicUon shall include the follolNing Loc:al ASSl51:an.;.e. Gran! FY-nds ~ SB 1383 was intended to be implement soltw8re and implementing SB 1 JeJ lhey wil purchase Raponng SoltMl / Recorcl(eeping Requirements Implementation Record requW"ed by Section Requirements software the \llil satisfy the requirements because of the COV\O reporting procedures. the recordkeeplng and reporting the end of 03 2022 for WaivMS and ExemplJon.s 189952 of lhissection. Pandemic. Rate review is requirements required by this section. anticipated to be finalized in Q3 of 2022.