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It shall be the responsibility of the person in possession, charge or control of any premises to place valuable articles in a safe place and at a safe distance away from the area where garbage containers are located. The Environmental Services Department shall not be responsible for valuable articles located in the area of garbage containers and removed by a collector when he empties the garbage containers.
(Ord. 12721-17. Passed 5-24-17.)
(a) The Director of Public Service and Safety shall, subject to the approval of City Council, make such rules and regulations concerning the matters covered by this Chapter as may be required for the proper operation of the Environmental Services Department, or necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this Chapter. Such rules and regulations shall be published in at least one issue of a local newspaper and, when so published, shall have the force and effect of law until repealed by Council.
(b) The Manager of the Enviromnental Services Department shall have full powers of a sanitary officer within the scope of garbage and refuse collection.
(Ord. 12721-17. Passed 5-24-17.)
(a) Residential Services.
(1) The City shall provide regular curbside collection services for the collection of residential refuse to each residential unit at least one time per week.
(2) The City shall provide for the collection from residential units of all approved materials so stated above, located at the placement sites each and every designated pick-up day.
(b) Bulky Waste Disposal.
(1) Bulky waste shall be collected at an additional cost of fifteen dollars ($15.00) per item, and upon arrangements made in advance by the parties disposing of same.
(c) Construction Debris Disposal.
(1) The Environmental Services Department shall not collect or dispose of building materials or construction debris that is placed at the curb for residential garbage pickup.
(2) Building materials and construction debris is not included in the definitions listed under Section 927.01(a).
(3) The owner of said premises generating building materials or construction debris shall be responsible for the removal and disposal of such and is required to contract with a licensed hauler in the State of Ohio; including the City of Warren.
(4) Temporary roll-off containers provided by licensed haulers may be used for building, construction and demolition materials for up to (30) days at the residential location.
(d) Mandatory Roll-off required.
(1) Those items listed in Section 927.01(a)(5)A. will only be collected when placed in a roll-off container.
(2) Any items generated as a result of an eviction or move-out from a rental unit may not be placed at the curb or outside the premises. Removal from the unit must go directly into a private owned dumpster or a City owned roll-off. Landlords may remove these items by the use of private trucks or haulers available to them. Any items not removed as required, will be removed by the City at a charge of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per man hour plus the cost of the truck or roll-off used. These charges will be billed directly to the land owner or landlord and must be paid within thirty (30) days of that billing. Failure to timely pay will result in these charges being added to the land owner's storm water bill and failure to pay the storm water bill will cause these charges to be assessed to the owner's property tax. Other sanction including criminal prosecution may apply and the rental permit issued by the City Health Department shall be revoked.
(Ord. 12721-17. Passed 5-24-17.)
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