(A) Refuse containers shall be made of durable, watertight, rust-resistant material having a close-fitting lid and handles to facilitate collection.
(B) Refuse containers for residences shall be of not less than ten gallons, nor more than 32 gallons in capacity. Containers for commercial establishments shall not exceed 40 gallons in capacity.
(C) It shall be unlawful to permit the accumulation or residue of liquids, solids, or a combination of such material on the bottom or sides of refuse containers, it being the intention of this provision that the interior of containers shall be kept clean by thorough rinsing and draining as often as necessary.
(D) Paper or wooden boxes may be used as containers for rubbish, provided such boxes when filled do not exceed 32 pounds in weight. Large stones and hot ashes will not be collected.
(E) Large refuse containers to be handled by special equipment may be used if the contract collector has equipment to handle such containers. Such containers must have tight lids, and be placed on the premises where the collector has ready access.
('77 Code, § 8-4) (Ord. 83-1973, passed 4-13-73) Penalty, see § 51.99