CHAPTER 51: GARBAGE AND REFUSE; RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Section
   51.01   Removal of recyclable materials from garbage or containers prohibited
   51.02   Recycling containers; property of city
   51.03   Collection and sanitary disposal of animal waste within city
 
   51.99   Penalty
§ 51.01 REMOVAL OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS FROM GARBAGE OR CONTAINERS PROHIBITED.
   No person, unless authorized in writing by the Mayor or the Mayor's designee, shall remove, burn, overturn or tamper with any rubbish, garbage or the container therefor, when such rubbish, garbage or container is set out on the public street, highway, sidewalk, alley or private premises when the rubbish, garbage or container is placed there for the purpose of collection of recyclable materials.
(Ord. 216-1991, passed 10-21-91) Penalty, see § 51.99
§ 51.02 RECYCLING CONTAINERS; PROPERTY OF CITY.
   Recycling containers provided to the property owners within the city by the city or its sanitation contractor, are and shall at all times remain property of the city.
(Ord. 216-1991, passed 10-2-91)
§ 51.03 COLLECTION AND SANITARY DISPOSAL OF ANIMAL WASTE.
   (A)   Collection Device Required. It shall be unlawful for any owner or person in charge of a dog or cat or other four-footed mammal to permit the animal to be on school grounds, city parks or public property or on any private property (other than that of the owner or person otherwise in charge of the animal) without the permission of the owner of said property, or on any streets, sidewalks, highways or rights of way in the city without having in his or her possession a suitable device for the collection and sanitary disposal of animal waste.
   (B)   Disposal. It shall be unlawful for the owner of a dog or cat or other four-footed mammal to permit that animal to eliminate or excrete waste on school grounds, city parks, or other public property, or on any private property (other than that of the owner or person in charge of the animal) without the permission of the owner of said property, or on any streets, sidewalk, highway, or right of way within the city, unless the owner or person in charge of the animal removes all of the waste deposited by the animal and disposes of the same in a sanitary manner.
(Ord. 355-1998, passed 5-18-98)
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