§ 53.04 MUNICIPAL AND LANDSCAPE WASTE IN FRONT YARD OR RIGHT-OF-WAY.
   It shall be unlawful for any person, including for this purpose, any owner, agent, lessee, occupant or other person in control of any dwelling unit or of any commercial or industrial premises, to cause, permit or allow any municipal waste or any landscape waste to be placed, deposited or stored in any front yard or in any right-of-way within the city, except as may otherwise be allowed or authorized in connection with the following:
   (A)   Residential waste generated from any dwelling unit other than a multifamily dwelling may be temporarily placed, deposited and stored in any front yard or in any right-of-way (excluding the roadway and sidewalk portions thereof) immediately adjacent to the dwelling unit where such residential waste is generated for the purposes of curbside collection by the provider of city hauling service during the 40-hour period commencing at 6:00 p.m. on the day preceding and ending at 10:00 a.m. on the day following the day or days designated by such provider of city hauling service for curbside collection; provided such residential waste is in a container or containers meeting the requirements of this chapter. If a city-observed holiday should occur on any one of such designated days, the hours for such curbside collection shall be permitted during the same 40-hour period preceding and following the day immediately after any such holiday.
   (B)   Landscape waste may be temporarily placed, deposited or stored in a front yard or in any right-of-way (excluding the roadway and sidewalk portions thereof) immediately adjacent to the dwelling unit or the commercial or industrial premises where such landscape waste is generated for the purposes of curbside collection by:
      (1)   The city during any period designated for such purposes by the Mayor and City Council of the city; or
      (2)   A licensed waste hauler for a maximum period of seven consecutive calendar days; provided that any such landscape waste is placed in their own containers or biodegradable bags.
   (C)   Leaves may be placed, deposited or stored within the right-of-way in a neat and careful manner and piled near, but not upon, any portion of the roadway or of any sidewalk for curbside collection by the city during any period designated for such purpose by the Mayor and City Council of the city; provided, however, that any leaves so placed,
deposited or stored shall be piled no more than 18 inches in height and no other material of any kind shall be deposited or placed in or near such leaves.
(Ord. 382, passed 2-19-68; Am. Ord. 997, passed 1-15-18) Penalty, see § 53.99