(a) No person shall cause or permit the accumulation of refuse in, about or upon premises owned, occupied or used by them, when and if in the judgment of the County Health Officer or his or her authorized representative such accumulation is unsightly, unsanitary or hazardous to the property, life, health, safety or welfare of the public.
(b) No person shall dispose of refuse within the corporate limits of the city except in standard incinerators constructed for that purpose which have been inspected and approved as safe by authorized representatives of the Fire Department of the city and the County Health Officer or his or her authorized representative.
(c) No person shall throw, place or deposit, or cause to be placed, deposited, dumped or thrown, any litter, garbage, refuse, trash, cans, bottles, papers, ashes, cigarette or cigar butts, junk, carcasses of any dead animal, offal, waste or any other offensive or unsightly matter in or upon any public street, road or alleyway in the city or upon the surface of land owned by any other party within 100 yards thereof either with or without the intent to later remove and dispose of the same, or to suffer or permit the accumulation of any refuse on any premises owned, occupied or controlled by such persons which may become or remain offensive, unsanitary, unsightly, unsafe to public health or hazardous from fire.
(d) No person shall store or permit the storage of refuse on or about their premises, or the premises occupied by them, unless such refuse is kept separately in standard trash and garbage containers as defined in this article.
(e) No person shall deposit or store garbage in refuse containers unless such garbage has been prepared for collection, removal and disposal and complies with the definition of prepared garbage as set out in this article, or to deposit any garbage in the garbage receptacle owned and for which service has been paid by some other persons.
(Ord. passed 1-21-1992)