Except as otherwise directed by Village Board, occupants of single-family and two- to four-unit residences shall do the following for the preparation and collection of the separated materials specified in § 52.24(E) through (O):
(A) Aluminum containers shall be rinsed free of product residue and placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(B) Bi-metal containers shall be rinsed free of product residue and placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(C) Corrugated paper or other container board shall be free of debris, flattened, stacked, and tied in a size no larger than three feet by three feet, and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(D) Foam polystyrene packaging shall be rinsed free of product residue, put in a plastic or paper sack, placed in the approved recycling bin, and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(E) Glass containers shall be rinsed free of product residue. Labels do not have to be removed. Containers shall be placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(F) Magazines shall be bundled or bagged separately from other paper products and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(G) Newspaper shall be bundled or bagged separately from other paper products and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(H) Office paper shall be bundled or bagged separately from other paper products and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(I) Rigid plastic containers shall be prepared and collected as follows:
(1) Plastic containers made of PETE, including clear and green soda and liquor bottles, shall be rinsed free of product residue and caps removed and discarded. The containers shall be placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(2) Plastic containers made of HDPE, including milk and detergent bottles, shall be rinsed free of product residue and caps shall be removed and discarded. The containers shall be placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(3) All other plastic containers shall be rinsed free of product residue and caps shall be removed and discarded. The containers shall be placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(J) Steel containers shall be rinsed free of product residue and labels shall be removed. The containers do not need to be flattened. The containers and lids shall be placed in the approved recycling bin and placed upon the curb on the day designated for collection.
(K) Waste tires shall be taken to the semi-annual clean-up day and set in the designated area. There will be an additional charge for each tire brought as established semi-annually by the Village Board.
(Ord. 70, passed 12-1-94)