§ 12.5-732 CROSS-REFERENCE TO OTHER RESTRICTIONS IN THIS CHAPTER.

   (a)   Article III of this chapter prohibits the discharge of liquid waste into the municipal separate storm sewer system.

   (b)   Article VI of this chapter regulates the discharge into the POTW of trucked or hauled septage and chemical toilet waste, and prohibits the discharge into the POTW of trucked or hauled industrial waste.

   (c)   Article VI of this chapter prohibits discharges into the sanitary sewer which cause blockage, overflow or interference, or which exceed discharge limitations.

(Ord. 12274, § 1, passed 11-28-1995)

§§ 12.5-733—12.5-799 RESERVED.

ARTICLE VIII: SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING

DIVISION 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 12.5-800 DEFINITIONS.

   Unless a provision explicitly states otherwise, the following terms and phrases, as used in this article, shall have the meanings hereinafter designated.

   COLLECTOR. An employee of the city or of a city contractor who engages in the collection of solid waste for city customers.

   DIRECTOR. The city’s director of environmental management and the director’s authorized representatives.

   NON CITY WASTE. Solid waste that is not collected through the city’s household collection services as provided for in § 12.5-821 or the city’s commercial cart service provided for in § 12.5-830 by the city’s collector.

   PRIVATE COMMUNITY. Private condominium and/or town home developments where the real property and all infrastructure are owned and maintained by a property owners association representing the residents and home owners of that private development.

(Ord. 12274, § 1, passed 11-28-1995; Ord. 14699, § 1, passed 7-17-2001; Ord. 17655, § 1, passed 7-17-2007; Ord. 24533-11-2020, § 1, passed 11-17-2020, eff. 1-1-2021)

§ 12.5-801 ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT.

   The director of the department of environmental management and the director of the department of code compliance and the directors’ authorized representatives are authorized to administer, implement and enforce the provisions of this chapter.

(Ord. 12274, § 1, passed 11-28-1995; Ord. 14699, § 1, passed 7-17-2001; Ord. 16189, § 3, passed 10-26-2004)

§ 12.5-802 OPERATION OF CONVENIENCE CENTERS.

   (a)   Convenience centers are operated in accordance with the rules promulgated by the commission, with a concern for protecting the environment and safeguarding the public health. Each site is operated in accordance with a site operating plan that reflects operational standards of the commission and provides guidance to site management in the safe handling, transportation, recycling and disposal of municipal solid waste.

   (b)   The director is authorized to:

      (1)   Determine recycling and disposal procedures, authorized users and methods of operation at convenience centers;

      (2)   Regulate traffic at convenience centers; and

      (3)   Inspect all incoming wastes at convenience centers and reject materials that would in his or her judgment, be prohibited from disposal at the site, interfere with facility operation, create a nuisance by reasons of emission or disagreeable odor, or adversely affect the health, safety and welfare of facility operating personnel or the general public.

(Ord. 12274, § 1, passed 11-28-1995; Ord. 15463, § 3, passed 2-25-2003)