(A) Each owner occupied residence shall be provided with one 90-gallon roll cart garbage container from the city at no cost. The owner of a residential unit located within the city, who claims unit as his or her second home and home is not a seasonal or long term rental, shall also be provided with one 90-gallon roll cart garbage container from the city at no cost.
(B) The owner or agent of residential rental property may purchase as many of the 90-gallon roll cart garbage containers at cost.
(C) Each multifamily complex shall be entitled to a maximum of one 90-gallon roll cart per unit, with the cost determined by divisions (A) and (B), above. The Homeowners' Associations of multifamily complexes may apply to city staff for once-per-week commercial dumpster service, by showing that roll carts are not feasible for that particular complex. The Director of Public Works shall evaluate applications and determine whether roll cart service is feasible at a particular complex or whether commercial dumpsters must be used. The Director shall consider the current dumpster service and capacity when evaluating applications. If the Director approves city-funded commercial dumpster service, that complex must be entirely served by dumpsters and no roll carts will be permitted. Any commercial dumpster collection required in excess of once per week is the responsibility of the Homeowner's Association through a separate contract.
(D) A business shall be entitled to a maximum of ten 90-gallon roll carts. Each business will be provided with one cart at no cost and then may purchase the additional carts at cost. All garbage in excess of these ten roll carts is the responsibility of the business owner.
(E) In the event, a garbage container is damaged or lost, the replacement container shall be purchased from the city at the cost set forth by the city at the time of purchase.
(F) Only 90-gallon or 45-gallon rolling carts shall be used for garbage and only approved roll carts or bio-degradable paper bags shall be used for yard debris.
(G) Residents and businesses should make reasonable efforts to avoid placing recyclable material into garbage containers.
(Ord. 14-12, as amended, passed 6-26-12; Am. Ord. 13-17, passed 5-9-17)