CHAPTER 113: SOLID WASTE HAULERS
Section
General Provisions
   113.01   Unmarketability of recyclables
   113.02   Unlicensed waste collection prohibited
   113.03   Collection of over-sized solid waste
   113.04   Customer responsibilities
   113.05   Hours of solid waste collection
Licenses
   113.20   License required
   113.21   Application
   113.22   Procedures for granting or denying; appeals
   113.23   Conditions of licensure
   113.24   Rate structures
   113.25   License; duration; license fee; contractual obligations
   113.26   Records
 
   113.99   Penalty
GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 113.01 UNMARKETABILITY OF RECYCLABLES.
   A licensee may relieve itself of the obligation to pick up and dispose of any class of recyclable materials by submitting to the village proof of the lack of a reasonable market for such recyclable material. Proof shall consist of a written statement detailing the efforts the licensee has made to seek a market for that class of recyclable material and any other written material the licensee may have in its possession regarding market trends. Upon receipt of such material, the village shall have 30 working days in which to verify the validity of the licensee’s statement and to seek a market for the class of recyclable materials. If the village finds the licensee’s statement is correct and is unable to find a market, the licensee may, upon 14 calendar days’ notice to its customers, require the customers to place the unmarketable class of recyclable material with the unseparated solid waste for pickup. With any subsequent license application, the licensee shall submit written information substantiating the continued unavailability of a market for that class of recyclable materials.
(Prior Code, § 112.006) (Ord. 169, passed - -; Ord. 89-004, passed - -; Ord. 94-005, passed 3-16-1994)
§ 113.02 UNLICENSED WASTE COLLECTION PROHIBITED.
   No person, firm or corporation not licensed hereunder may collect or transport solid waste within the corporate limits of the village. No person other than a licensee hereunder may remove recyclable materials from any premises located within the corporate limits of the village. This section shall not be a limitation on the right of any benefit, non-profit, religious, charitable or education organization to collect recyclable materials on the premises of such organization, or on the right of any person to give recyclable materials to such organizations or to sell or give his or her own recyclable materials to a recyclable dealer.
(Prior Code, § 112.007) (Ord. 169, passed - -; Ord. 89-004, passed - -; Ord. 94-005, passed 3-16-1994) Penalty, see § 113.99
§ 113.03 COLLECTION OF OVER-SIZED SOLID WASTE.
   A licensee under this chapter shall have no obligation to collect, but may collect for a fee set forth in the licensee’s rate structure, solid waste materials, including, but not limited to, appliances, furniture, carpets, trees and the like, which do not fit into a 32-gallon container or 33-gallon bag or weigh in excess of 60 pounds per item. From time to time, the village may make arrangements for the pickup, disposal and, where appropriate, recycling of such materials. Residents of any commercial and industrial establishments in the village may themselves remove and dispose of such materials or contract with non-licensees hereunder for the removal of such materials.
(Prior Code, § 112.008) (Ord. 169, passed - -; Ord. 89-004, passed - -; Ord. 94-005, passed 3-16-1994)
§ 113.04 CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES.
   (A)   No residential customer of a license shall, without prior agreement with the waste hauler:
       (1)   Place unseparated and unbagged solid waste or yard waste for collection in any can larger than 32 gallons or yard waste in any bag larger than 33 gallons;
       (2)   Place more than 60 pounds of unseparated solid waste or yard waste in any 32-gallon can; and/or
       (3)   Place a can of solid waste for collection which is not firmly covered with a lid.
   (B)   No licensee is required to pick up any can or bag of solid waste which is in violation of this section.
(Prior Code, § 112.011) (Ord. 169, passed - -; Ord. 89-004, passed - -; Ord. 94-005, passed 3-16-1994) Penalty, see § 113.99
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