Notwithstanding anything hereinabove to the contrary, it shall be unlawful for any person to place recycling receptacles used for storing or accumulating recyclable solid waste within a front yard or adjoining public right-of-way except that single-family and two-family residential customers may do so in accordance with the following standards:
A. Such recycling receptacles shall be placed in the front yard or adjoining public right- of-way, not more than 12 hours in advance of the day on which the recyclable collection services are to be provided, and shall be removed from the front yard or adjoining public right-of-way the same day upon which solid waste collection services are provided;
B. Such recycling receptacles shall not be placed in a position that will obstruct public streets, public sidewalks, or any public or private driveway;
C. Such recycling receptacles shall contain recyclable solid waste only and no other solid waste or recyclable yard debris and shall not be offensive or a nuisance to any person; and
D. Except when set out for collection, such recycling receptacles are stored and maintained to the side or rear of the structure where the solid waste is generated and out of public view unless it is determined by the Building Official that this is not feasible. This subsection shall not apply to containers set out for collection in alleys.
(Ord. 1860 §12, Ord. 1955 §5, Ord. 2253, Ord. 2284)