(A) For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
GARBAGE. All organic household waste, offal, animal and vegetable matter prepared or intended for use as food, condemned foodstuffs and materials, and substance materials and things ordinarily disposed of in containers and incinerators by hotels, restaurants, stores, hospitals, apartment houses and private dwellings.
LOT or PARCELS OF LOTS or PARCEL OF REAL ESTATE. In addition to those grounds within their respective boundaries, all of the grounds lying to the center of any roadway or alley whether that roadway or alley is improved or unimproved.
OTHER WASTE SUBSTANCES. Any and all junk, rubbish or debris which is harmful to the general public health and welfare or may detract from the appearance of a geographic area or a neighborhood.
RANK VEGETATION. Any and all junk, rubbish or debris which is harmful to the general public health and welfare or may detract from the appearance of a geographic area or a neighborhood.
TRASH. All rubbish and refuse including, but not limited to paper products, glass bottles and containers, broken glass, rubber products, metals, rags, weeds, tree toppings, grass, leaves, discarded furniture and appliances.
(B) It shall be unlawful for the owner, occupant or lessee of any lot or parcels of lots or parcel of real estate within the boundaries of the town to allow, suffer or permit any garbage, trash, rank vegetation or other waste substances to be deposited on, grow on, or remain on any lot, parcels of lots or parcel of real estate.
(C) Whenever and wherever garbage, trash, rank vegetation or other waste substances shall exist, covering or partly covering the surface of any lot or parcels of lots or parcel of real estate within the boundaries of the town, the same shall be deemed a nuisance and a violation of this chapter.
(Ord. 04-02, passed - -2004) Penalty, see § 93.99