For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
TRASH. Extends to the widest sense of that term, and includes, but without limitation upon any other meaning, refuse, litter, ashes, leaves, debris, paper, combustible material, offal, rubbish, waste, and useless or unused or uncared for matter of all kinds, whether solid or liquid in form.
WEED.
(1) Includes, but is not limited to, poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac and all vegetation at any state of maturity which:
(a) Exceeds 12 inches in height, except healthy trees, shrubs or produce for human consumption grown in a tended and cultivated garden, unless such trees and shrubbery by their density or location constitute a detriment to the health, benefit and welfare of the public and community or a hazard to traffic or create a fire hazard to the property or otherwise interfere with the mowing of said weeds;
(b) Regardless of height, harbors, conceals or invites deposits or accumulation of refuse or trash;
(c) Harbors rodents or vermin;
(d) Gives off unpleasant or noxious odors;
(e) Constitutes a fire or traffic hazard; or
(f) Is dead or diseased.
(2) The term WEED shall not include tended crops on land zoned for agricultural use which are planted more than 150 feet from a parcel zoned for other than agricultural use.
(Prior Code, § 4-3-2)