(A) Abatement of toxic or noxious matter. In all zoning districts, no use or occupancy shall be permitted to discharge any toxic or noxious matter into the environment in such concentration as to be detrimental to or endanger the public health, safety, comfort or welfare, or cause injury or damage to the ecology or to the property or business of others.
(B) Toxic waste discharge. No person shall discharge at any point into any public or private sewage disposal system, or into any stream or water body, or dump onto the ground, any toxic liquids or materials which, in any way, are of such type, nature, composition or temperature as to contaminate any land, water body or water supply, or otherwise cause the emission or release of dangerous or objectionable elements. All disposal of toxic waste shall strictly conform to the requirements of the approved standards applicable thereto.
(C) Discharge of toxic solid or liquid waste. No discharge of solid or liquid wastes shall be permitted which contain any other acids, oils, dusts, toxic metals, corrosive or other toxic substances, whether in solution or suspension, which would create odor, poison or otherwise pollute any land, stream or water body in the town.
(D) Accumulation of trash and debris. No accumulation of trash, debris or other solid waste shall be permitted on any property except in the manner approved for proper pickup and disposal purposes. No such waste materials shall be deposited upon any lot or property in such form or manner as to be conducive to the breeding of rodents, vermin or insects, nor be subject to being transferred off of that lot or property onto the adjoining property of others by natural causes or forces.
(Ord. 1-90, passed 1-31-1991) Penalty, see § 153.999