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§ 10.06.02 DUTIES OF RDU TENANTS, LESSEES, OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS.
   It shall be the joint and several responsibility of every tenant, lessee, owner and occupant of an eligible to:
   (1)   Utilize the base level of services from a as contracted by the city. Or, if an eligible resident wishes to self-haul, obtain approval from the city using the process and form provided by the city to apply for permission to self-haul . The form will require proof to the city of the regular disposal of at an approved disposal facility or facilities approved by the city and the county.
   (2)   Follow the city's guidelines and instructions for storing and setting out materials, including placement of their residential and in designated for each type of waste with the lid fully closed.
   (3)   Place the and any overflow bags at no more than 12 hours before, but no later than, the onset of the , the assigned collection day and remove the no more than 12 hours after the scheduled collection day unless has been approved by the city.
   (4)   Make certain that recycling placed out for collection do not contain . Recycling containing more than 10% may be tagged and not emptied by the .
   (5)   Make certain that no is placed out for collection unless subscribing for service, or “per bag” stickers are purchased from the city.
   (6)   Make certain that no or is placed out for collection unless an order is properly placed with the city. The city shall publish ordering instructions and a rate schedule for and items.
   (7)   Make certain that no are placed out for collection within any container for the various types of .
   (8)   Provide at least one week's advance notice to the city that the will not require services for at least four consecutive weeks because of an extended leave so as to obtain credit on their next bill.
   (9)   Provide payment to the city on or before the due date on the city's utility bill for all , including any additional collection services provided to the . Failure to pay for services shall result in the special assessment of the costs of those services, along with any applicable fees, penalties or administrative costs against the real property on which the is situated for collection in the manner of a tax.
(Ord. 2015-45, passed 12-21-2015; Ord. 2020-34, passed 10-19-2020)
§ 10.06.03 HAULING OF SOLID WASTE FROM NON-RDUs.
   All persons hauling or collecting for hire from property that does not qualify as an shall utilize appropriate garbage trucks, roll-off trucks or other approved vehicles sufficient to prevent any part of the load from falling or leaking into or upon any public street or alley in the city. Such vehicles shall at all times, except when loading or unloading, be kept covered. There should be printed on both sides of such vehicles in clear, legible type the name and telephone number of the owner of such vehicle.
(Ord. 2015-45, passed 12-21-2015; Ord. 2020-34, passed 10-19-2020)
§ 10.06.04 DUTIES OF NON-RDU TENANTS, LESSEES, OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS.
   It shall be the joint and several responsibility of every tenant, lessee, owner and occupant of a property to:
   (1)   Arrange for the collection of and by a pursuant to an individual, private contract that provides for at least weekly collection of the same in an approved disposal facility that has been approved by the city and the county.
   (2)   Follow the city's guidelines and instructions for storing and setting out , , and , including placement of thereof in the suitable and sufficient or receptacles with tight fitting covers and with the lid fully closed. , , , and containers must be stored as required in § 21.301.17(c).
   (3)   Place the containers at on no more than 12 hours before, but no later than, the onset of the , the assigned collection day and remove the containers no more than 12 hours after the scheduled collection day unless the property has applied for and received approval from the city.
   (4)   Make certain that containers for placed out for collection do not contain .
   (5)   Make certain that no are placed out for collection.
(Ord. 2015-45, passed 12-21-2015; Ord. 2016-6, passed 4-18-2016; Ord. 2019-2, passed 1-7-2019; Ord. 2020-34, passed 10-19-2020)
§ 10.07 LICENSE REQUIRED.
   No person shall engage in the business of collection or other collection in the city unless a Bloomington license is secured. The fee shall be as set forth in City Code Appendix A.
(1958 Code, § 115.04D) (Ord. 2015-45, passed 12-21-2015; Ord. 2020-34, passed 10-19-2020; Ord. 2021-39, passed 11-29-2021)
§ 10.08 APPLICATION AND RENEWAL.
   The initial application for a license to haul or collect and each renewal application shall be in writing on a form provided by the city. Each new and renewal application must be filed with the issuing authority and shall include the following information:
   (1)   The name and address of the applicant;
   (2)   A true copy of the certificate of incorporation or, if a foreign corporation, a certificate of authority as described in M.S. § 303.03, as it may be amended from time to time. A true copy of the certificate of good standing will be required for renewal;
   (3)   A true copy of the certificate of assumed name under M.S. § 333.02, as it may be amended from time to time;
   (4)   Tax ID information as described in M.S. § 270C.72;
   (5)   Proof of workers compensation insurance coverage as described in M.S. § 176.182;
   (6)   Type of collection;
   (7)   Location(s) where materials will be hauled;
   (8)   Contact name, phone number and email address; and
   (9)   List of vehicle identification numbers for vehicles used to transport solid waste, residential solid waste, and refuse in the city.
(1958 Code, § 115.04E) (Ord. 88-56, passed 10-3-1988; Ord. 89-19, passed 3-27-1989; Ord. 2017- 20, passed 6-26-2017; Ord. 2020-34, passed 10-19-2020)
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