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fl <br />I <br />IF] <br />C' <br />n <br />F <br />n <br />0 <br />0 <br />IV. Revenue Sources for Implementation: <br />A. Resource Guide Sources of Revenues: <br />The Funding Component must identify suitable <br />financial mechanisms that provide sufficient revenues to <br />implement the SRRE. The Resource Guide to Integrated <br />Waste Management indicates the following traditional and <br />alternative methods of financing. <br />1. Traditional Funding sources: <br />a. Tipping Fees: <br />The amount charged by a transfer station, <br />landfill or transformation facility to accept a <br />specified amount of waste (usually expressed in <br />terms of tons or cubic yards). <br />b. Property Taxes: <br />Taxes levied on a person or corporation <br />recorded on the deed of record. Property taxes <br />can support a variety of public services <br />including solid waste management, but they have <br />limitations such as statutory ceilings on tax <br />rates, competing public services, lack of <br />income or economic activity to support higher <br />taxes, and lack of voter support. <br />C. User Fees: <br />Fees which assess the actual user based on <br />Chapter 9 - Funding <br />0 <br />