(A) Any rubbish accumulated or stored outside of a dwelling or other building shall either be placed in containers conforming to the requirements of this chapter or shall be stacked or piled in an orderly manner. All rubbish shall be placed at the rear or side of buildings at a place which is reasonably inconspicuous and away from streets and places occupied by other persons. Rubbish must be stored in a suitable covered place, enclosed or screened from public view, and the premises must be kept clean and free from rats.
(B) The occupant of any premises within the village in which any garbage shall be accumulated and which is not disposed of by an approved garbage grinder shall maintain on said premises the number of containers sufficient to conveniently store the normal accumulation of garbage on said premises over a period not to exceed seven days. Garbage must be securely wrapped prior to placing it in a container.
(C) (1) Except as allowed in division (D) of this section, every nonresidential establishment shall provide for rubbish and/or garbage storage areas inside the building, and all rubbish and/or garbage materials will be stored in these storage areas only. They shall further provide for regular collections and removal of all garbage and/or garbage materials. The accumulation of all rubbish and/or garbage materials shall not exceed seven days.
(2) Every nonresidential establishment operating a food service facility shall provide for rubbish and/or garbage storage areas inside the building, and all rubbish and/or garbage materials will be stored in these inside storage areas. They shall further provide for the daily collection and removal from their premises for each day of operation of all rubbish and/or garbage material.
(3) All rubbish and/or garbage materials shall be stored in such a manner as to prevent noxious odors and the attraction of vermin, insects or rodents. The outside storage of rubbish and/or garbage materials in proper containers may be permitted by the Village Council during the period of building construction.
(4) The Village Council may upon application vary the frequency of collections and the methods and location of storage areas upon determination that such a change will not adversely affect the public health and welfare and will fulfill the purpose and intent of this chapter. The Village Council may also, upon application, authorize an outside storage location for rubbish and/or garbage storage receptacles upon a demonstration by the owner of the property that:
(a) It would not be feasible to locate such storage receptacle inside the building; for purposes of this paragraph, locating the receptacle inside the building shall not be deemed to be unfeasible merely on the basis that the expense of construction and/or service would be relatively greater; and
(b) The applicant has presented a plan which includes landscaping and/or other screening and other design measures which would render such outside storage and the receptacle for and collection of rubbish and/or garbage outside reasonably compatible with surrounding properties and uses. The plan presented for this purpose shall include: elevations of the proposed receptacle and related improvements, including screening; zoning of the site and adjacent sites; minimum scale of one inch equals 50 feet; existing topography with two-foot minimum contour intervals; existing natural features; dimensions and distances of buildings and structures on the site and dimensions in relation to adjacent improvements; existing or proposed thoroughfares immediately adjacent to site.
(D) Refuse in residential areas in approved receptacles may be set out on the lawn extension not more than 12 hours prior to the established time for refuse pickup as prescribed by published Village Council resolution, and all containers shall be removed from such extension within 24 hours after pickup. Paper and other lightweight rubbish may be placed for collection in plastic bags.
(O.C. § 2.3) (Ord. 142, passed - -)