SECTION:
10-4-1: Title, Purpose And General Provisions
10-4-1-1: Title
10-4-1-2: Purpose And Intent
10-4-1-3: Applicability
10-4-1-4: Regulatory Consistency
10-4-1-5: Emergency Modifications
10-4-1-6: Definitions
10-4-2: Residential Solid Waste Service
10-4-2-1: Residential Collection
10-4-2-2: Residential Solid Waste Containers
10-4-2-3: Residential Trash Service
10-4-2-4: Residential Recycling Service
10-4-2-5: Residential Compost Service
10-4-2-6: Residential Special Services
10-4-2-7: Service Accounts For Nonproperty Owners; Residential And Commercial Properties
10-4-3: Commercial Trash And Recycling Service
10-4-3-1: Commercial Trash And Recycling Service Types
10-4-3-2: Commercial Trash And Recycling Containers
10-4-3-3: Commercial Trash And Recycling Collection Frequency
10-4-3-4: Commercial Recycling
10-4-3-5: Service Agreement For Commercial Trash And Recycling Customers
10-4-3-6: Commercial Organic Waste Service
10-4-3-7: Assumption Of Risk
10-4-4: Regulations And Requirements
10-4-4-1: General Requirements And Prohibitions
10-4-4-2: Franchise Agreements And Permits
10-4-4-3: Fees For Service
10-4-5: Administration And Enforcement
10-4-5-1: Public Works Commission
10-4-5-2: Director Of Public Works Department
10-4-5-3: Waivers
10-4-5-4: Appeals
10-4-5-5: Delinquent Accounts
10-4-5-6: Administrative Enforcement
10-4-5-7: Public Nuisances
10-4-5-8: Violations Constitute Misdemeanors
10-4-5-9: Civil Actions For Violations
10-4-5-10: Nonexclusivity Of Remedies
Pursuant to Idaho Code section 50-344 cities shall have the power to maintain and operate solid waste collection systems. The purpose and intent of this chapter is to:
A. Provide for the protection of air, soil, stormwater, groundwater and surface water from pollutants by establishing a system for the storage, handling, collection and processing of solid waste with uniform requirements for direct and indirect contributors.
B. Promote the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of the City and enhance and preserve the quality and value of the resources of the City by the proper management of solid waste.
C. Encourage and improve the opportunity for reuse, composting and recycling, to reduce the quantity of wastes disposed of by the City's residential and commercial customers.
(Ord. 21-17, 5-23-2017; amd. Ord. 10-21, 4-13-2021; Ord. 50-22, 11-1-2022)
This chapter shall apply to all persons and entities within the corporate limits of the City, including those receiving solid waste services, eligible to receive solid waste services and conducting the collection of solid waste. (Ord. 21-17, 5-23-2017; amd. Ord. 10-21, 4-13-2021)
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