(A) Any person owning or controlling any vehicle used for the collection and removal of garbage, refuse, and ashes in the village, shall cause all vehicles and all implements used in connection with loading and unloading, when not in use, to be stored and kept in such place or places and in such manner as not to create a nuisance and shall cause all vehicles and implements to be thoroughly disinfected and put in an inoffensive condition when so stored and not in use.
(B) Vehicles used for the collection of garbage, refuse, and ashes, must be all metal and totally enclosed.
(C) Such vehicles and implements shall be thoroughly disinfected at least once each week, whether in use or not, unless they have not been used since the last disinfection.
(D) No person owning or controlling any vehicle used for collection and removal of garbage, refuse, and ashes in the village shall cause or permit any vehicle to be so loaded, in such defective condition, so old and out of repair, of such faulty construction, or so improperly driven or managed that any garbage, refuse, or ashes with which the vehicle is loaded shall drop or fall out on any public way or other place in the village. The vehicle, and any box, can, or other receptacle carried therein or thereon, shall be so constructed as to be strong and virtually air and water tight so as to prevent any garbage, refuse, or ashes from emitting any odor and to prevent any part of the contents or load from falling, leaking, or spilling out. It shall be the duty of every person in possession or control of any vehicle from which any part of the contents have fallen, dropped, or spilled on any public way or other place whatever to remove such dropped or fallen parcel from the public right-of-way.
('71 Code, Ch. 6 § 6-12) (Ord. 246, passed 11-9-66)