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must also have the approval of the county health officer, the State Board of Health, and other <br />regulatory agency, as applicable. <br />B. Organic waste may be fed to chickens and other animals on the premises where <br />organic waste is produced, provided that said premises are always kept in a sanitary condition <br />to the satisfaction of the city, and provided further, that the keeping and feeding of such <br />chickens and animals shall at all times conform to the ordinances and regulations governing the <br />same now in force in the city or which may hereafter be enacted. <br />C. Food recovery, meaning actions to collect and distribute food for human consumption <br />that otherwise would be disposed, or as otherwise defined in Title 14 Cal. Code Regs. Section <br />18982(a)(24), is allowed in compliance with state, county and local laws and regulations. <br />D. All solid waste, recyclables and organic waste once collected shall become the <br />property of the collector with a collection contract entered into pursuant to Section 9.20. 100 <br />unless otherwise specifically stated in a written agreement between such collector and the city. <br />9.20.085 Ownership of recyclable material and illegal removal. <br />A. Upon the placement of recyclable materials in a designated recycling container at a <br />collection location for collection by the collector with a collection contract entered into pursuant <br />to Section 9.20.100, or in a public or private trash can, the recyclable material shall become the <br />property of such collector. <br />B. No person, other than the person who generated such recyclable material or the <br />collector with a collection contract entered into pursuant to Section 9.20.100, shall remove <br />recyclable material which has been placed in a designated recycling collection location, or in a <br />public or private trash can. Any and each such removal in violation hereof from any designated <br />recycling collection location, public trash can or private trash can shall constitute a separate and <br />distinct offense. <br />9.20.090 Rates. A charge shall be collected by the collector with a collection contract entered <br />into pursuant to Section 9.20. 100 pursuant to a rate schedule adopted by resolution of the city <br />council. The rate schedule shall be incorporated in any contract entered pursuant to this <br />chapter. <br />9.20.100 Collection contract. <br />A. For the exclusive privilege of collecting, removing and disposing of all solid waste, <br />recyclables and organic waste in and from the city, a contract shall be entered into by the city <br />subject to the terms and conditions of this chapter. The city council by resolution shall have the <br />power to provide for the inclusion in such contract of such terms as it may deem necessary to <br />protect the best interests of the city. <br />B. In awarding a contract under this chapter, the city council shall consider the type of <br />equipment to be used, the amount of money offered, the responsibility and past experience of <br />the persons making the proposal. <br />C. An award of such contract shall confer upon the person to whom the contract is <br />awarded, the exclusive right, during the terms of the contract, to collect, transport and dispose <br />of solid waste, recyclables and organic waste produced or accumulated within the corporate <br />limits of the city, subject only to such exceptions as: (i) are specifically set forth in this chapter; <br />or (ii) are specifically set forth in the contract. All provisions of this chapter applicable to the <br />contractor shall constitute and be a part of any contract awarded under this chapter. It is <br />unlawful for any person other than the person to whom such contract shall be awarded, or to <br />whom such contract may be assigned with the consent of the city council, to collect or remove <br />solid waste, recyclables and organic waste in and from the city, except as provided in this <br />chapter. <br />