(A) Containers. All residents of residential dwellings and owners or managers of multiple-residential dwellings and commercial establishments shall provide one or more containers to receive and collect all MSW, recyclables, and other materials required by the city which may accumulate between times of collection. The container(s) may be provided by the hauler.
(B) Dumpsters.
(1) For all multiple-residential dwellings and commercial establishments where solid wastes must be disposed of and the volume exceeds three 90-gallon containers per week, dumpster service shall be utilized with the frequency of pick up being not less than once per week. Actual size of the dumpster or the frequency of pick up shall be determined by need as established by the city.
(2) No person shall deposit garbage, bulky waste, SSOM, yard waste, construction/demolition waste or other waste in a dumpster except the owner, occupant or authorized agent of the premises using such container. It shall be a misdemeanor to deposit garbage, bulky waste, SSOM, yard waste, construction/demolition waste, or other waste in a dumpster in violation of this section.
(C) Recycling containers. All owners and/or managers of multiple-residential dwellings and commercial buildings are required to provide containers or dumpsters for tenants to deposit recyclables and have adequate storage between collections by a licensed hauler.
(D) At each construction or demolition site, the contractor and/or property owner shall provide at least one roll-off container. No solid wastes or construction/demolition waste, whether generated at the site or elsewhere, shall be stored outside the roll-off container. The roll-off container shall be emptied within seven days of the container being filled to capacity. Contractors and/or property owners shall be responsible for cleaning up and disposing of construction debris carried by the elements onto neighboring property.
(Ord. 2017-2, passed 7-17-2017)