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Refuse Rates

Policy Title Print Policy History
Approving in increase to the approved rate schedule for collection and disposal services provided by Albany-Lebanon Sanitation, dba Republic Services
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 7158November 9, 2022
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 7061November 10, 2021
Resolution 6985April 28, 2021
Resolution 6943October 28, 2020
Resolution 6019June 22, 2011
Resolution 5802July 22, 2009
Resolution 5543January 9, 2008
Resolution 5299July 26, 2006
Resolution 5165July 27, 2005
Resolution 4973June 9, 2004
Resolution 4366December 6, 2000
Resolution 4328September 13, 2000
Resolution 4023October 14, 1998
Resolution 3213November 18, 1992
Resolution 3052April 24, 1991
Resolution 2905October 25, 1989
Resolution 2554July 24, 1985
Resolution 2412July 27, 1983
Resolution 2202September 24, 1980
Resolution 2086July 11, 1979
Resolution 1933December 28, 1977
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