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§ 51.03 CONTAINERS.
   (A)   All refuse shall be stored in rust-resistant, water-tight, non-absorbent and washable closed containers, approved for the purpose by the city.
   (B)   All containers shall not be stored in any front yard building setback or any area of the front yard except the day of scheduled pickup and the day previous.
(1975 Code, § 3.70, Subd. 3) (Am. Ord. 107, 4th series, passed 9-4-2018; Am. Ord. 125, 4th series, passed 2-18-2020)
§ 51.04 COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF REFUSE.
   The city shall provide for collection and disposal of all refuse in a sanitary manner to insure the health, safety and general welfare of its residents, under such terms and conditions as the city may from time to time deem appropriate.
(1975 Code, § 3.70, Subd. 4)
§ 51.05 PROPERTY OF THE CITY.
   All materials at public disposal sites are the property of the city. It is unlawful for any person to separate, collect, carry off or dispose of such materials except by direction of the city.
(1975 Code, § 3.70, Subd. 5)
§ 51.06 DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTES.
   It is unlawful for any person to dispose of tires, used motor oil, motor vehicle batteries, hazardous materials or any other prohibited item by placing the same into any solid waste container. It is further unlawful for any solid waste collector to knowingly collect or transport such solid waste.
(Am. Ord. 101, passed 1-17-1989) Penalty, see § 10.99
§ 51.07 SERVICE CHARGES.
   Pursuant to § 50.02, there is imposed, for the collection of residential solid waste, and for the improvement of the general public health and environment, a service charge for each single-family dwelling (attached and detached), each two-family dwelling, each three-family dwelling, each townhouse and each condominium. Multi-unit dwellings may exercise the option to contract or otherwise obtain sanitation services from the city.
(Am. Ord. 47, passed 7-2-1984)
§ 51.08 RECYCLING.
   The city shall provide for the collection of recyclable material under such terms and conditions as the city may from time to time deem appropriate. A curbside program is imposed for each single-family dwellings (attached and detached), each two-family dwelling, each three-family dwelling, each townhouse and each condominium. Multi-unit dwellings may exercise the option to contract or otherwise obtain sanitation services from the city. Common interest communities and all other residential dwellings must provide recycling service to each dwelling unit.
USE OF COMPOST SITE
§ 51.21 PURPOSE AND INTENT.
   This subchapter is adopted to protect environmental and public health, safety, comfort, convenience, and general welfare of the residents of the city. This subchapter establishes the standards for using the city compost site.
(Ord. 165, passed 12-18-2023)
§ 51.22 DEFINITIONS.
   For the purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
   CITY COMPOST/BRUSH REFUSE SITE. A site that is owned and/or managed by the city and made available to the citizens of the city to dispose of organic material.
   COMMERCIAL. An individual or business that is engaged in activities in order to generate income or a profit.
   ORGANIC MATERIAL. Yard waste, food scraps, and compostable materials.
   RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. Those properties are located in zoning districts R-l, R-1A, R-2, R-3,or R-3A and are used primarily for individuals to live in as their primary living space.
   YARD WASTE. Garden wastes, leaves, lawn cuttings, non-regulated weeks, shrub and tree waste, and prunings and twigs.
(Ord. 165, passed 12-18-2023)
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