The following regulations shall apply to any container that receives approval from the Zoning Board of Appeals and City Council.
(A) No articles shall be permitted to accumulate outside the container.
(B) The container must not block any public road or sidewalk.
(C) The container must not block any accessway, drive aisle and/or required parking spaces.
(D) The container must not impede motorists “line of sight” view and must be located near main building away from street.
(E) No flammable or hazardous material or perishable items should be placed or kept in said containers.
(F) The container shall be no larger than 180 cubic feet.
(G) The container shall be anchored to the ground in such a manner that it cannot be easily tipped or blown over.
(H) The container and the area surrounding it shall be kept clean and free from trash and debris, and must be emptied on a regular schedule to prevent overflow.
(I) The container shall be kept freshly painted, at least every two years, and no rust shall be allowed to show.
(J) The container shall be equipped with a lid and/or door that will automatically close after the articles are deposited in the container.
(K) The owner of the container shall be identified on the container along with applicable contact information, a pick up schedule and items to be collected.
(L) The name of the not-for-profit organization benefitting from the materials received must be noted prominently on the container.
(M) The total number of containers shall be limited to eight.
(1960 Code, § 7-7-3) (Ord. 7088, passed 2-20-2008; Ord. 7103, passed 4-8-2008) Penalty, see § 113.999