Convenience centers and roadside containers may be established or placed by the county at convenient locations throughout the county. County convenience centers and roadside containers shall be used only by residents of the unincorporated area of the county and by agreement between the county and municipalities located within the county, by residents of such municipalities solely for the collection, storage, handling, separation, treatment, reduction, recycling and disposal of permitted household solid waste, as defined in this chapter. Household solid waste may be deposited in compliance with this chapter in county convenience centers and roadside containers. No household solid waste, garbage or litter shall be deposited, left or disposed of on the ground or near roadside containers or outside the fenced area of a county convenience center. No permitted household solid waste shall be deposited, left or disposed of at county convenience centers and roadside containers except during usual business hours. The use of convenience centers by private garbage collectors is prohibited. All solid waste and garbage other than household solid waste as defined in this chapter shall be deposited and disposed of in a county municipal solid waste landfill, a municipal solid waste landfill or a sanitary landfill licensed by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control for the receipt and disposal of the solid waste.
(‘77 Code, § 7-25) (Ord. 4293, passed 11-15-93)