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ALBERTA BEACH
BYLAW #292-23
WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL BYLAW
A BYLAW OF ALBERTA BEACH IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO PROVIDE FOR THE
COLLECTION, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE, REFUSE, ASHES, RECYCLE
MATERIALS AND ORGANICS IN ALBERTA BEACH.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 7 of the Municipal Government Act R.S.A. 2000, Chapter
M-26 and amendments thereto, the Council may pass a bylaw for municipal purposes;
WHEREAS Council deems it in the interest of the municipality to ensure the timely and appropriate
collection, removal and disposal of garbage, refuse, ashes, recycle materials and organics;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of Alberta Beach duly assembled, hereby enacts as follows;
SECTION 1
CITATION
1.
This bylaw may be cited as the Waste Collection and Disposal Bylaw.
SECTION 2
DEFINITIONS
Are for the purpose of this bylaw and in the schedules attached hereto, unless the context
otherwise requires:
(a)
"Ashes" means the residue of any substance used as fuel;
(b)
"By-Law Officer" shall mean each and every member employed and duly sworn in as a
By-Law Enforcement Officer or Community Peace Officer employed by Alberta Beach
or a member of the RCMP;
(c)
"Council" means the Council of Alberta Beach;
(d)
"Collection Day" means the day or days during each week on which garbage,
organics or recycling is regularly collected from a specific premises;
(e)
"Commercial Premises" means a cafe or restaurant, warehouse, wholesale or retail
business place, office building, garage or service station, factory or industrial plant and
any other building or premises except a dwelling or multiple family dwelling;
(f)
"Dangerous Goods and/or Hazardous Waste" shall mean solid or liquid material that
presents an unusual disposal problem or requires special handling including but not
limited to explosives, poisons, caustics, acids, radio-active materials and other like
materials as defined under other government regulations;
(g)
"Disposal Grounds" means the refuse disposal area or site designated by Alberta Beach,
(h)
"Dwelling" means a building occupied for residential purposes, other than a multiple
family dwelling;
(i)
"Garbage" means discarded ashes, crockery, cloth, wrappings, plastics, food and food
waste, sweepings, and other items of household refuse, but does not include human or
animal excrement, medical waste such as hypodermic syringes or industrial waste, or
animal carcasses;
(j)
"Garbage Cart" shall mean a rolling bin with a connected flip-open lid issued by Alberta
Beach;
(k)
"Garbage Collection Agent" means the Village or the person or firm appointed by Alberta
Beach for the purpose of collecting and disposing of garbage and refuse;
(I)
"Garbage Dumpster" means a metal container of "heil waste container" design;
(m)
"Householder" means any owner, occupant, lessee or tenant or any other person in
charge of any building or other dwelling used or intended for use as residential premises,
including a multiple family dwelling, a multi-purpose building but excluding commercial
premises;
(n)
"Industrial Waste" means material from excavations, material from lot
clearing
and
building construction, repairs, alterations, or maintenance debris from any building
removed, or destroyed by fire or any other cause, material from manufacturing
processes, dead animals, waste from garages and service stations, condemned matter
or waste from factories or other works or from warehouses, ashes from industrial plants
and other similar waste material other than human or animal excrement or garbage;
(o)
"Multiple Family Dwelling" means a building or buildings which are or are intended to be,
wholly occupied as a residence by more than two tenants living independently of one
another in the same or a separate building, and shall include apartments, hotels, motels,
boarding and rooming houses, and row housing and also includes any room or suite of
rooms in any building containing any commercial premises;
(p)
"Multi-Purpose Building" means a building or buildings which are or are intended to be,
occupied as a residence and a commercial premises;
(q)
"Organics/Organic Waste" shall mean grass clippings, leaves, branches and
tree limbs no greater than 36" in length and garden refuse;
(r)
"Organics Cart" shall mean a rolling bin with a connected flip-open lid issued by Alberta
Beach for organic waste;
(s)
"Organics Collection Agent" means the Village or the person or firm appointed by Alberta
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Beach for the purpose of collecting and disposing of garbage and refuse;
(t)
"Person" includes an individual, partnership, a firm, a corporate body, proprietorships,
and/or a corporation and also includes but is not limited to non-profit or church
organizations, professionals, provincial and federal governments and the heirs,
executors, administrators or other legal representatives of a person to whom the context
can apply according to law;
(u)
"Premises" shall mean a residential, multi-family or multi-purpose dwelling, building,
grounds, location, site, property or place;
(v)
"Proprietor" means the occupant of commercial premises and/or the person in charge of
a multiple family dwelling and, where such premises are unoccupied, means the owner
thereof;
(w)
"Recycle Centre" means a facility where recycle materials are collected for the purpose
of recovery and re-use;
(x)
"Recycle Materials" shall mean any household waste material that may be re-used in
some fashion and that is acceptable at the village's recycling depot;
(y)
"Residential Premises" means any site including any building erected thereon that is
used or intended for use for residential purposes including both single family and multiple
family dwellings;
(z)
"Refuse" shall mean discarded ashes, crockery, cloth, wrappings, plastics, food and
food waste, sweepings, and other items of household refuse, but does not include
human or animal excrement, medical waste such as hypodermic syringes or industrial
waste, or animal carcasses;
(aa)
"Street or Streets" shall include all highways, roads, lanes, alleys, avenues, easements,
thoroughfares, utility lots, drives, bridges and ways of public nature, sidewalks,
boulevards, parks, public square and other public places unless the contrary is
expressed or unless such construction would be consistent with the context of this
bylaw; and
(bb)
"Village" shall mean the municipality of Alberta Beach,
SECTION 3
GARBAGE COLLECTION
(a)
No householder, proprietor, or other person within Alberta Beach shall dispose of
garbage EXCEPT in accordance with this bylaw unless otherwise permitted or instructed
by the village, Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be
deemed to have thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties provided
for a breach of this bylaw.
(b)
Except as otherwise provided in this bylaw, an owner shall ensure that the following
types of waste are not set out for collection from their premises:
(i)
Industrial or hazardous waste;
(ii)
Biomedical waste;
(Hi)
General medical waste;
(iv)
Sharp objects such as glass, nails, knives, metal, or wood splinters;
(v)
Dead animals, animal carcasses or animal parts;
(vi)
Sawdust and powdered materials;
(vii)
Automobile waste including automobile parts, tires and batteries;
(viii)
Building materials and furniture; that are larger than 1.25 metres in any
dimension or items that weigh more than 20 kilograms;
(ix)
Liquids;
(x)
Waste that is unsafe for the collector to access or handle; and
(xi)
Appliances and electronic waste except on days as designated by
Alberta Beach.
(c)
Garbage shall be at the pick-up location by 7:00 a.m. on collection day.
(d)
Garbage collection shall be every week unless otherwise permitted or instructed by
Alberta Beach.
(e)
The owner of every dwelling must have at least one garbage cart to contain the normal
garbage generated from the premises during the period between garbage collections.
(f)
The owner of every multiple family dwelling shall provide a garbage dumpster to contain
the normal garbage generated from the premises during the period between garbage
collections where the waste generated from the premises cannot be contained in one
garbage cart per residence in accordance with this bylaw. The cost and responsibility of
garbage pick-up from the dumpster shall be the responsibility of the owner.
(g)
The owner of every commercial premises must provide a garbage dumpster to contain
the normal garbage generated from the premises during the period between garbage
collections, The cost and responsibility of garbage pick-up from the dumpster shall be
the responsibility of the owner. If the garbage generated from the commercial premises
can be contained in an Alberta Beach garbage cart, the owner may be permitted to rent
an Alberta Beach garbage cart, however shall also be responsible to pay the commercial
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rate for tippage of a residential cart used for commercial use.
(h)
The owner of every Multi-Purpose Building shall provide a garbage dumpster to contain
the normal garbage generated from those premises during the period between garbage
collections where the waste generated from those premises cannot be contained in one
garbage cart in accordance with this bylaw. The cost and responsibility of garbage
pick-up from the dumpster shall be the responsibility of the owner. If the garbage
generated from the commercial premises can be contained in an Alberta Beach garbage
cart, the owner may be permitted to rent an Alberta Beach garbage cart, however shall
also be responsible to pay the commercial rate for tippage of a residential cart used for
commercial use.
(i)
All garbage carts set out for collection must be placed in the rear lane where any
premise is served by a lane, the cart must be placed along the edge of the lane, and not
in the roadway, the cart must be placed with the wheels facing opposite to the lane or
roadway so that the grab bar on the cart is accessible from the lane or roadway. The cart
must be placed with 4 feet clearance on all sides and above the cart from any obstacle
including additional bags, parked vehicles, fences, and other carts. Where any premise
is not served by a lane or where the lane is deemed inaccessible, garbage carts for
collection must be placed at a location as close as possible to the travelled portion of the
front adjacent street, but not on a sidewalk or in such a location as to interfere in any way
with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. The carts must be placed with the wheels facing
opposite of the street so that the grab bar on the cart is accessible from the front street.
Garbage carts must be set out for collection in such a manner as not to interfere in any
way with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Failure to comply with this section shall be
deemed a violation.
(j)
The householder shall ensure snow and ice do not accumulate near the bins
such that vehicle access to the garbage carts is impeded.
Failure to comply
with this section shall be deemed a violation.
(k)
Garbage cart lids must be in a closed position, covering the mouth of the garbage cart
at all times. Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a violation.
(I)
Except on collection day, all garbage carts shall be kept and maintained on the premises
of the householder or proprietor. Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a
violation.
(m)
Where the quantity of refuse cannot practically be contained within the garbage cart
provided, the householder of a dwelling may enter into an agreement with the village
for the provision of renting an additional cart and shall be responsible for extra monthly
tippage fees for each additional cart,
SECTION 4
ORGANICS COLLECTION
(a)
No householder, proprietor, or other person within Alberta Beach shall dispose of
organics EXCEPT in accordance with this bylaw unless otherwise permitted or
instructed by Alberta Beach. Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a
violation.
(b)
All residential properties in Alberta Beach must have organics collection service for
disposal of organics in accordance with this bylaw unless otherwise permitted or
instructed by the village, Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a violation.
(c)
All commercial, multi-family and multi-purpose properties may have organics
collection services for disposal of organics in accordance with this bylaw.
(d)
Organics shall be at the pick-up location by 7:00 am on collection day.
(e)
Organics collection shall be weekly from May 1st to October 31st on the days designated
by the village of each year unless otherwise permitted or instructed by Alberta Beach.
(f)
The owner of every multiple family dwelling shall use the same garbage dumpster that is
provided for garbage to contain the normal organics generated from those premises
during the period between organics collections where the organics generated from those
premises cannot be contained in one organic cart per residence in accordance with this
bylaw.
(g)
The owner of every commercial premises may use the same garbage dumpster that is
provided for garbage to also contain the normal organics generated from those
premises.
(h)
The owner of every Multi-Purpose Building premises may use the same garbage
dumpster that is provided for garbage to also contain the normal organics generated
from those premises during the period between organics collections where the organics
generated from those premises cannot be contained in one organic cart per residence in
accordance with this bylaw.
(i)
The owner of every dwelling must have at least one organics cart to contain the normal
organic waste generated from the premises during the period between organics
collections, Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a violation.
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(j)
All organic carts set out for collection must be placed in the rear lane where any
premise is served by a lane, the cart must be placed along the edge of the lane} and not
in the roadway, the cart must be placed with the wheels facing opposite to the lane or
roadway so that the grab bar on the cart is accessible from the lane or roadway. The cart
must be placed with 4 feet clearance on all sides and above the cart from any obstacle
including additional bags, parked vehicles, fences, and other carts. Where any premise
is not served by a lane or where the lane is deemed inaccessible, organic carts for
collection must be placed at a location as close as possible to the travelled portion of the
front adjacent street, but not on a sidewalk or in such a location as to interfere in any way
with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. The carts must be placed with the wheels facing
opposite of the street so that the grab bar on the cart is accessible from the front street.
Organic carts must be set out for collection in such a manner as not to interfere in any
way with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Failure to comply with this section shall be
deemed a violation.
(k)
The householder shall ensure snow and ice do not accumulate near the carts such that
vehicle
to the organics carts is impeded. Failure to comply with this section shall
be deemed a violation.
(I)
Organics cart lids must be in a closed position, covering the mouth of the organics cart
at all times. Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a violation.
(m)
Except on collection day, all organics carts shall be kept and maintained on the premises
of the householder or proprietor. Failure to comply with this section shall be deemed a
violation.
(n)
Where the quantity of organics cannot practically be contained within the organics cart
provided, the householder of a dwelling may enter into an agreement with the village
for the provision of renting additional carts and may be charged additional monthly
tippage fees for each additional organic cart.
SECTION 5
RECYCLING
(a)
All persons residing in the village may access and use the village recycling centre for
disposal of recyclable materials as defined in this bylaw.
SECTION 6
OWNER RESPONSIBILITIES
(a)
Ownership of all garbage carts and organics carts belongs to Alberta Beach.
Each property will be permitted use of the carts solely for the purposes outlined in this
bylaw. Maintenance and repair to ensure the continuing good working order of the carts,
and proper and secure storage shall be the responsibility of the property owner. It will be
the responsibility of the property owner to ensure the organic carts are securely stored
off-season. Replacement of the carts in instances of damage or theft by anyone will be
the responsibility of and at the cost of the property owner which will be billed accordingly.
Any billing that is more than 30 days overdue will automatically be transferred to the
property owner's property tax roll and is subject to the same penalties and collectible by
the same manner as other taxes levied by Alberta Beach. The householder shall notify
the village of any loss or damage to the garbage cart or organic cart within 72 hours of it
being discovered,
SECTION 7
GENERAL PROHIBITIONS
(a)
No person shall scavenge waste from a commercial dumpster or village dumpster or
garbage containers, garbage carts or organics carts.
(b)
No person shall deposit waste as defined in section 3(b) in a garbage cart, organics cart
or garbage dumpster or garbage container unless the dumpster is designated for that
purpose.
(c)
No person shall:
(i)
Deposit organics in a garbage cart;
(ii)
Deposit garbage in an organics cart; and
any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be deemed to
have thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties
provided for a
breach of this bylaw.
(d)
Disposal of any refuse by burning is strictly prohibited.
(e)
The owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of a dwelling or other
building shall at all times ensure that garbage carts and organics carts or dumpsters are
not allowed to spill over or accumulate on any land or street or adjoining public or private
property. Every such person shall be held responsible for any violation of this section
regardless of the cause of such violation.
(f)
No person shall deposit any dead animal, manure, excreta, refuse, garbage,
liquid waste or other filth upon, or into any street, ditch, lane, highway, byway,
water well, wharf, dock, lake, pond, river, bank, stream, or onto any land except with the
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written consent of the village. Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this
section shall be deemed to have thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the
penalties provided for a breach of this bylaw,
(g)
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of hot
ashes, burning matter, or unwrapped wet garbage in any garbage cart, organics cart or
garbage dumpster.
(h)
No garbage collection or organics collection shall be made from the inside of any
dwelling or from the basement or upper floors of any multiple family dwelling or
commercial premises.
(i)
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of any
dangerous goods and/or hazardous waste, explosive, inflammable, volatile, noxious or
dangerous device, substance or thing in any garbage cart, organics cart or garbage
dumpster
(j)
No person other than a lawful user thereof, or any authorized employee of the village or
persons authorized by the village or garbage collection agent or organics collection
agent shall open any garbage cart, organics cart or garbage dumpster or remove
anything there from, or in any way disturb the contents thereof, nor shall any other
person handle, interfere with, or in any manner disturb any garbage or organics material
of any kind put out for collection or removal.
(k)
When any garbage cart or organics cart has been deemed condemned by the Bylaw
Officer and written notice to that effect has been given to the householder or proprietor,
the condemned garbage cart or organics cart may be removed and disposed of along
with the garbage or organics from the premises, in which
the householder or
proprietor shall forthwith replace the cart by purchasing a replacement cart from Alberta
Beach at the cost set by the village.
(I)
No person shall operate a vehicle in the Village except village-owned vehicles while it is
carrying garbage or industrial waste unless that portion of the vehicle in which the
material is being carried is securely covered or the material is secured in a closed
container to prevent any part of such material from falling off, or out of, the vehicle while
in transit
(m)
All loose paper, paper boxes, straw and other packing or waste material from stores,
warehouses and other buildings within Alberta Beach and all loose grass, weeds, twigs,
and other combustible matter shall not be allowed to accumulate on any premises within
Alberta Beach, but shall be so disposed of as not to create a nuisance and any person
who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be liable to the penalties
provided for a breach of this bylaw,
(n)
Any person disposing of garbage, tree or tree clippings or other refuse onto
private or public property, unless designated as a disposal site within the said
village, the person depositing the same shall be liable to the penalties provided for a
breach of this bylaw.
SECTION 8
RECOVERY OF EXPENSES AND PROSECUTION OF OFFENDERS
(a)
If an owner or occupant of a premise refuses to comply with any provision of this bylaw,
Alberta Beach may undertake the same at the expense of the owner or occupant of the
premises.
(b)
When Alberta Beach is required to take action under Section 8(a) and the owner
defaults on the required payment, Alberta Beach may then recover the charges for
which the owner is liable by levying the same against the land from which the action
was taken in the same manner as municipal taxes under section 553(1 ){c) of the
Municipal Government Act R.S.A. 2000 Chapter M-26 and amendments thereto.
(c)
When Alberta Beach is required to take action under Section 8(a) and the occupant
defaults on the required payment, Alberta Beach may then recover the charges for
which the occupant is liable by any lawful means available with the cost of such action
to be charged against the occupant.
(d)
Whenever in this bylaw it is directed that an owner or occupant of any building or
premises shall do any matter or thing, then in default of it being done with the owner
or occupants or both, or if there are several owners or occupants, any or all of such
owners or occupants shall be liable to persecution; and it shall be no defense for any
owner or occupant so prosecuted to allege that any other person is responsible for
such default.
SECTION 9
PENALTIES
(a)
Where a Bylaw Enforcement Officer believes a person has contravened any provision
of this bylaw, he/she may:
(i)
Issue to the person an order in accordance with the Municipal Government Act,
R.S.A. 2000, c. M-26 and amendments thereto to remedy the infraction;
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(ii)
Issue to the person a violation ticket in accordance with the Provincial
Offences Procedures Act R.8.A. 2000, c. P-34 and amendments thereto; or
(iii)
Do both (i) and (ii) above.
(b)
If the person to whom an order has been issued pursuant to section 9(a) fails to
comply with the order within the time specified in the order:
(i)
That person commits an offence under this section and a Bylaw Enforcement
Officer may issue a violation ticket pursuant to Provincial Offences Procedure
Act, R.3.A. 2000, c, P-34 and amendments thereto; and
(ii)
Alberta Beach may take whatever steps are necessary to remedy the breach
of the bylaw and the cost of doing so becomes a debt owing to Alberta Beach
by the person towhom the order was issued in accordance with the Municipal
Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. M-26 and amendments thereto.
(c)
The order may:
(i)
Direct a person to stop doing something, or to change the way in which the
person is doing it;
(ii)
Direct a person to take any action or measures necessary to remedy the
contravention of the enactment or bylaw, including the removal or demolition
of a structure that has been erected or placed in contravention of a bylaw, and,
if necessary, to prevent a re-occurrence of the contravention;
(iii)
State a time within which the person must comply with the directions; and
(iv)
State that if the person does not comply with the directions within a specified
time, the municipality will take the action or measure at the expense of the
person.
(d)
Where any person is alleged to have breached any of the provisions of this bylaw,
Alberta Beach may serve upon such person a written notice specifying the breach and
requiring payment to such official as the Village may designate of an amount specified
on the notice.
(e)
Any written notice issued under the provisions of this bylaw shall be deemed to be
sufficiently served if served personally upon the person alleged to have committed the
breach or upon the owner, occupier or other person in charge of the premises upon
which the breach is alleged to have been committed or if mailed to the address of the
owner, occupier or other person in charge of the premises upon which the breach is
alleged to have been committed,
(f)
Every person who violates any provision of this bylaw is guilty of an offence and is liable
on summary conviction to a fine not less than one hundred ($100,00) dollars, or to
imprisonment for a term not exceeding one month, or to both fine and imprisonment
(g)
The levying and payment of any fine or the imprisonment for any period provided in the
bylaw shall not relieve a person from the necessity to pay any fees, charges or costs
for which he/she is liable under the provisions of this bylaw.
(h)
Nothing in this Bylaw relieves a person from complying with any federal or provincial
law or regulation, other bylaw or any requirements of any lawful permit, order, consent
or other direction,
(i)
Any person who contravenes a provision of this bylaw is guilty of an offence and is
liable to a penalty as outlined in Schedule "A"; and
(i)
A second offence shall be defined as an offence of the same provision within
a twenty-four month period.
SECTION 9
SEVERANCE
(a)
If any portion of this bylaw is declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, then
the invalid portion must be severed and the remainder of the bylaw is deemed valid.
SECTION 10
VALIDITY
(a)
This bylaw shall come into full force and effect on the date of signing by the Mayor
or
his/her designate and the C.A.O. or his/her designate.
(b)
Bylaw 211-07 and all amendments thereto be rescinded in their entirety upon
passing of this bylaw.
READ A FIRST TIME this 21st day of February, 2023.
READ A SECOND TIME this 21$t day of February, 2023.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT GIVEN TO PROCEED TO THIRD READING this 21st day of February, 2023.
READ A THIRD AND FINAL TIME this 21st day of February, 2023.
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SIGNED by the Mayor and C.A.O. this 21st day of February, 2023.
/.Mayor, 'Amjela Dunoan
C.A.O., Kklthy Skwarchuk
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SCHEDULE W
SECTION
OFFENCE
3(a)
Disposal of garbage when authorized
3(b)(i) Improper disposal of industrial or hazardous waste
3{b)(ii) Improper disposal of biornedical waste
3(b)(iii) Improper disposal of general medical waste
3(b)(iv) Improper disposal of sharp objects such as glass, nails,
knives, metal, or wood splinters
3(b)(v) Improper disposal of dead animals, animal carcasses or
or animal parts
3(b)(vi) Improper disposal of sawdust and powdered materials
3(b){vii) Improper disposal of automobile waste including
automobile parts, tires and batteries
3{b)(viii)lmproper disposal of building materials and furniture,
that are larger than 1.25 metres in any dimension or items
that weigh more than 20 kilograms
3(b)(ix) Improper disposal of liquids
3(b)(x) Improper disposal of waste that is unsafe for the collector
to access or handle
3{b)(xi) Improper disposal of appliances or electronic waste
3(i)
Failure to provide direct access
3{j)
Allowing accumulation of snow & ice
3{k)
Cart lids not covering mouth of garbage cart
3(l)
Failure to keep and maintain cart on premises
4(a)
Disposal of organics when unauthorized
4(b)
Improper disposal of organics
4{i)
Failure to contain organics
4{j)
Failure to provide direct access
4(k)
Allowing accumulation of snow and ice
4(l)
Cart lids not covering mouth of organic cart
4(m)
Failure to keep and maintain cart on premises
7(a)
Scavenging waste
7{b)
Depositing waste in a garbage cart, organic cart or
garbage dumpster
7{c)(i)
Depositing organics in a garbage cart
7(c)(ii) Depositing garbage in an organics cart
7(d)
Disposal of refuse by burning
7(e)
Allowing garbage/organic cart to spill over or accumulate
on any land or street or adjoining public or private property
7{f)
Depositing dead animal, manure, excreta, refuse, garbage,
liquid waste or other filth upon, or into any street, ditch,
lane, highway, byway, water, well, wharf, dock, lake, pond,
river, bank, stream, or onto any land except with the
written consent of the village
7(g)
Disposal of hot ashes, burning matter, or unwrapped
wet garbage in any garbage cart or organics cart
7(i)
Disposal of dangerous goods, hazardous waste,
explosive, inflammable, volatile, noxious or dangerous
device, substance or thing in any garbage cart or
organics cart,
7(j)
Removing, disturbing, handling, interfering with garbage
or organics material of any kind put out for collection or
removal
7(k)
Failure to replace condemned garbage or organics cart
7{l)
Failure to secure garbage or industrial waste
7(m)
Allowing loose paper, paper boxes, straw and other
packing or waste material from stores, warehouses
and other buildings within the said village and all loose
grass, weeds, twigs and other combustible matter to
accumulate on any premises within the said village
7(n)
Disposing of garbage, tree or tree clippings or other
refuse unto private or public property
1st OFFENCE 2^
$ 150.00
$ 250.00
$ 250,00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 100,00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 500,00
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