(A) All residential and non-residential entities located within the village shall visually screen and physically cover and enclose all refuse containers greater than or equal to one cubic yard in size which are located on the outside of any building on their premises.
(`92 Code, § 6-2-1)
(B) (1) All refuse containers shall be screened if and to the extent that, in the absence of screening, they will be visible to:
(a) Persons located within any dwelling unit or residential property other than where the refuse container is located;
(b) Persons located within any multiple-family dwelling unit on which property the refuse container is located;
(c) Occupants, customers or other invitees located within any building or non-residential property other than that where the refuse container is located; and
(d) Persons traveling on any public street, sidewalk or other public way.
(2) Enclosures shall be of adequate size to allow for removal and replacement of refuse containers by trash haulers.
(3) All screening materials shall be of materials compatible with that of the principal structure or as reviewed and approved by the Building Inspector.
(4) Enclosures shall be maintained structurally sound, free of deterioration and sanitary so as not to pose a threat to health and safety. Any surface which is deteriorated, decaying, disintegrating or which has lost its capability to reasonably withstand the effects of the elements shall be repaired.
(`92 Code, § 6-2-2)
(C) Requests for relief from any requirement of this section, based on practical difficulty, shall be submitted to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
(`92 Code, § 6-2-3) (Ord. 89-10, passed 8-16-89)