(A) No permit to construct a commercial building or multi-family dwelling shall be issued, and no such building shall be constructed, unless such building has sufficient storage area for refuse and garbage. If such storage area is outside of the building, such area shall be screened by masonry walls, redwood fencing or other suitable material to screen the same from a public right-of-way and all contiguous properties and contain the articles and containers placed therein.
(B) The proposed placement of receptacles and the enclosure thereof shall be included in the building plans presented to the Planning Commission.
(C) For existing premises which presently have refuse receptacles, the owner or operator, or his or her agent, shall have one year within which to conform to this chapter. A certified letter shall be sent by the Building Department to each such owner, operator or agent advising him or her of the requirements of this chapter. Such owner, operator or agent shall not be required to obtain Planning Commission approval. However, a sketch of placement and screening of existing refuse receptacles shall be submitted to and approved by the Building Commissioner.
(D) Whoever violates division (A) hereof shall be given a notice to comply with division (A) hereof within a 30-day period. Thereafter, the owner shall be deemed to be in violation of division (A) hereof and shall be subject to the penalty provided in § 1060.99. A re-inspection fee of $100 may be charged to the owner for each inspection made until such owner complies with division (A) hereof.
(Ord. 26-94, passed 3-7-1994; Ord. 134-10, passed 10-4-2010)