(A) Contractors’ and builders’ refuse, such as old lumber, rotted wood, brick bats, slats, old plastering, roofing, guttering, refuse sheet metal of every description, saw dust and the like, shall not be classed as garbage or refuse for removal by the town forces, but shall be removed by the contractors or builders from whose work such refuse may have resulted. In case of inability to locate such contractors or builders, then such refuse shall be removed by and at the expense of the tenant, lessee, occupant or leasehold of premises in front of which, or on which, such refuse may be found.
(Prior Code, § 9-8)
(B) (1) Any contractor, subcontractor, or hired worker, when employed by any owner, tenant, or occupant of a premises located in the town, shall be responsible and is hereby required to remove from the work site all refuse and building materials which was situated on the premises, and any building materials brought to the property not actually used in the repair/reconstruction/construction of the premises on the property. Such building materials shall include, but not be limited to, old or new lumber, rotted wood, brick backs, slats, old plastering, roofing, guttering, bricks, siding, foundation, sheet metal, saw dust, building material containers, nails, or any storage of construction materials. Such materials shall not be considered garbage, and shall not be removed by town-hired employees or agents. In the event the contractors, subcontractors or hired workers fail to remove any of the above described building materials from the property, it shall be the responsibility of the owner, tenant, lessee, occupant, and/or the actual person hiring the contractors, subcontractors or hired workers to remove the building materials from said property.
(2) Contractors, subcontractors and hired workers, and any owner, tenant, lessee or occupant who has so hired a contractor, subcontractor or hired worker is prohibited from placing said building materials on any right-of-way of the town.
(Prior Code, § 9-8.0) (Ord. passed 9- -1951; Ord. passed 3-20-1990; Ord. passed 9-23-1997) Penalty, see § 91.99