(A) The Public Works Department will pick up carpet if the carpet is installed by the home owner or their family in the house in which they live at no cost. The carpet must be cut into three-foot lengths and in stacks that weigh no more than 75 pounds. The carpet will be picked up with construction and demolition debris.
(B) The Public Works Department will pick up tires under the following conditions:
(1) Only tires off the rim will be picked up;
(2) The town will only pick up tires at a personal residence when the homeowner calls to schedule the pick-up. No commercial or industrial customers; and
(3) No more than four tires will be picked up every six months per personal residence.
(C) The Public Works Department does not:
(1) Maintain curb strips and right-of-way;
(2) Remove roof gutters or shingles, fences, furnaces, concrete blocks, bricks, or cement;
(3) Remove building materials, C&D, tree brush, shrub debris, leaves, or other refuse left by paid workers or contractors;
(4) Service broken, leaky, or unsafe refuse receptacles or garbage receptacles. In the event the original garbage receptacle supplied by the town becomes damaged beyond use, the customer must pay for a replacement, which replacement shall remain the property of the town;
(5) Pick up any refuse not in regulation containers or weigh in excess of 100 pounds;
(6) Remove refuse placed for pick-up in the street or inside fences;
(7) Service barrels, drums, or parking lot trash receptacles;
(8) Collect paint cans unless filled with sand or dirt; or
(9) Collect batteries, oil or petroleum products, chemical products, or hazardous waste.
(D) Garbage, refuse, and all other materials collected by the Public Works Department will be collected once per week at each residence or customer location on the day designated by the Public Works Department from time to time as the collection day for that particular address.
(Prior Code, § 4-2012) (Ord. passed - -; Ord. passed 8-19-1999; Ord. passed 7-9-2015)