The following words shall be defined as set out below:
“DEBRIS.” The remains of something broken down or destroyed.
“JUNK.” Includes any of the following secondhand, discarded, abandoned, or cast off materials: iron, brass, bronze, copper, tin, zinc, lead, or any other metals or compounds thereof; broken glass, rags, clothing, rubber, plastics, synthetic substances and fabrics, bottles, papers, feathers or any other waste material or any compound or by-products of the foregoing enumerated materials or combinations thereof. "JUNK" shall also include wrecked or dismantled vehicles or parts thereof.
“RANK VEGETATION.” Those weeds and growing vegetation which are excessively vigorous in growth, shockingly conspicuous, malodorous and/or flagrant.
“RUBBISH.” Includes mixed fragments of any form or junk or other waste materials, ruins of buildings, any mingled masses, anything of no value, or the remains of something broken down or destroyed.
“WEEDS.” Includes any plant that is not valued where it is growing, and is of rank growth, tends to overgrow or choke out more desirable plants and/or is listed as a weed in the U.S. Department of Agriculture publication entitled Common Weeds of the United States, or in similar government publications.
(Ord. 2006-02, passed 12-18-06; Am. Ord. 2015-03, passed 5-26-15)