It shall be unlawful for any person to:
1. Mix organic horticultural landscape waste with any other waste;
2. Dump organic horticultural landscape waste on any property except that same may be spread or composted on the property from which it was collected and in conformity with the provisions of this Chapter;
3. Place organic horticultural landscape waste in any container for collection not among those types of containers approved by the Village for organic horticultural landscape waste collection;
4. Compost organic horticultural waste within fifty feet (50') of any residential structure located on another property;
5. Burn any organic horticultural landscape waste, except that:
i. The burning of elm tree wood and prunings of elm trees on the premises where it is produced shall be permitted, as may be necessary, to control the spread of the Dutch elm disease provided, however, that all required permits from the County of Cook, Illinois, the State of Illinois, or the United States government has been obtained for such burning; and
ii. The burning of organic horticultural landscape waste and prunings on golf course premises where it is produced shall be permitted provided, however, that all required permits from the County of Cook, Illinois, the State of Illinois, or the United States government have been obtained for such burning.
iii. The burning of horticultural landscape waste and prunings as a part of an approved "Monitoring and Management Plan for Naturalized Landscape Areas and Detention Basins", as detailed in Section 6-305 Landscape and Tree Preservation of the Land Development Code, shall be permitted provided, however, that all required permits from the County of Cook, Illinois, the State of Illinois, or the United States government have been obtained for such burning.
6. Place landscape waste into a collection container other than his or her own.
(Amd. Ord. 5103, 6-6-16)