(A) General. Any person violating any provision of this chapter for which no specific penalty is prescribed shall be subject to § 10.99 of this code of ordinances.
(B) Temporary portable storage containers.
(1) There will be a $25 per day charge for any pod left over 30 days that has not sought and received a time extension from the Code Enforcement Officer, or one not removed after an approved extension has expired.
(3) The owner of the container, or if the owner cannot be determined, the person placing it in the public right-of-way shall pay all costs, fees, penalties, or other expenses incurred by the city in removal, storage fees, and disposal of any container and its contents.
(4) If the container is not claimed within 30 days by its owner or person responsible for placing it in the public right-of-way, it may be disposed of as abandoned property, but disposal shall not diminish the responsibility of the owner or the person responsible for placing the container in the public right-of-way to pay all amounts due.
(5) The city shall not release a container from storage until all amounts due under this division (B) have been paid.
(6) All fees, fines, costs, or expenses associated with the placement of these containers shall be secured by a lien in favor of the city against the property of the owner for which the container was placed and shall be enforced by collection generally up to, and including foreclosure against said property.
(C) Temporary refuse dumpsters.
(1) There will be a $25 per day charge for any dumpster left over 30 days that has not sought and received a time extension from the Code Enforcement Officer, or one not removed after an approved extension has expired.
(3) The owner of the container, or if the owner cannot be determined, the person placing it in the public right-of-way shall pay all costs, fees, penalties, or other expenses incurred by the city in removal, storage fees, and disposal of any container and its contents.
(4) If the container is not claimed within 30 days by its owner or person responsible for placing it in the public right-of-way, it may be disposed of as abandoned property, but disposal shall not diminish the responsibility of the owner or the person responsible for placing the container in the public right-of-way to pay all amounts due.
(5) The city shall not release a container from storage until all amounts due under this division (C) have been paid.
(6) All fees, fines, costs, or expenses associated with the placement of these containers shall be secured by a lien in favor of the city, against the property of the owner for which the container was placed, and shall be enforced by collection generally, up to and including foreclosure against said property.
(Ord. 8 S16-17, passed 4-10-2017; Ord. 9 S16-17, passed 4-10-2017)