For the purpose of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Materials used in the construction of buildings or other structures.
CART.
A movable plastic container issued by the town which is to be used for the collection and disposal of solid waste.
DEBRIS.
Accumulation of fallen leaves, limbs, or straw; uncontrolled growth of vines or brush; cuttings of weeds, bushes and trees; garbage; trash; junk; scattered remains of anything broken or destroyed; household furniture and appliances; by-products of any business or materials used in any business; any household waste; any other thing or material which may provide a hiding or breeding place for snakes or rats; or any other condition which may be a fire hazard, breeding place for mosquitoes, or which gives off obnoxious or offensive odors.
DUMPSTER.
A large volume solid waste container that has a hooking mechanism which allows it to be raised and dumped into a sanitation truck.
FORCE MAJEURE.
An extraordinary circumstance such as a calamitous natural event, that prevents regular delivery of services or requires special measures in the interest of public health and welfare.
GARBAGE.
Waste materials, excluding yard waste, that are generated by daily living including food scraps, non-recyclable packaging and other materials not otherwise suitable for recycling.
LANDLORD.
Any person, agent, firm, corporation or partnership that has charge, care or control of any premises or property.
RECYCLABLE MATERIAL.
Waste materials including but not limited to metals, glass, plastic and paper which are disposed of but intended for reuse.
SOLID WASTE.
Any garbage, debris or other discarded materials.
YARD WASTE.
Solid waste solely consisting of vegetative matter resulting from landscaping maintenance.
(Ord. 2014-12-03, passed 12-1-14)