A. Solid waste such as boxes, cartons, cases, barrels and other such shipping packages, discarded furniture, trees, tree and shrubbery trimmings too long or bulky to be placed in the containers provided under this chapter, may be, at the option of the person in charge of the premises where such solid waste accumulates, prepared for collection as follows:
1. Collapse such bulky solid waste as flat as practicable; break or cut into shorter lengths, as the need may be, and securely tie in bundles not exceeding four feet (4') in length and fifty (50) pounds in weight;
2. Nest boxes, cartons, cases and so on, together with the smaller boxes inside of the larger boxes, the maximum overall dimensions of the nested solid waste not to exceed four feet (4') in length and not to exceed fifty (50) pounds in weight. Such bundled or nested solid waste may be placed adjacent to the containers for collection.
B. Debris resulting from the construction, reconstruction or repairs of premises shall not be placed with other trash for collection, but shall be disposed of directly by the person or persons owning, occupying or leasing the premises wherein such debris accumulated.
C. The lids or covers of containers shall be at all times kept secure, so that flies and other insects may not have access to the contents thereof, and lids or covers shall only be removed while the containers and receptacles are being filled, emptied or cleaned. Receptacles or containers shall be placed in a convenient place for collection. (Ord. 242, 1990)