A. When establishing a site, hauler shall advise customers that the container is for the sole use of those who have paid for it and that commercial waste, industrial waste, medical waste or hazardous waste is not to be placed in said container. If appropriate, hauler will cause adequate safeguards including, but not limited to, locking covers, fences, card lock devices, etc., to be put in place to assure only contracted residences use the container.
B. Upon entering into an agreement for the creation of a joint residential collection site, the hauler shall report to the county the size of the container, the addresses of the customers serviced, the frequency of pick up and the physical location of the container. Container should be sized to accommodate an amount of a weekly average of three (3) approved thirty two (32) gallon containers, or the preapproved equivalent (96 gallons) per household serviced. Customers shall be billed as a residential unit as fixed by the county solid waste fee resolution.
C. Hauler will use all reasonable means necessary to keep site clean, free of pests and free of odors. No public nuisance or public health issue associated with a rural residential collection site shall be created or allowed to be created. Placement of joint residential collection sites shall be in conformance with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and ordinances.
D. Establishment of a joint residential collection site automatically implies and allows a county representative to periodically inspect the site without being considered in trespass of private property. Hauler shall certify in writing to the county that all users have been notified of all requirements of this section.
E. Hauler shall cease collection if it is deemed by hauler or county that waste deposited in the residential collection site is not "residential solid waste" as defined herein, or in any way in violation of this chapter or any other applicable law, order or resolution. (Ord. 449, 11-23-2010)