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BYLAW 2123-19
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF STETTLER IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO REGULATE AND
PROVIDE CURBSIDE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE, CURBSIDE
COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS, AND COLLECTION OF
COMPOSTING MATERIALS LOCATED AT COMPOSTING SITE LOCATIONS WITHIN THE
TOWN OF STETTLER.
WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000, Chapter
M-26 (the Act), and amendments thereto, provides that Council may pass bylaws for
the municipal purposes respecting the services provided by or on behalf of the
municipality, and the enforcement of bylaws; and
WHEREAS it is desirable to regulate and manage the storage, collection and disposal
of garbage, manage the storage, collection and disposal of recyclable materials
and collection of composting materials at various compost collection sites within the
Town of Stettler;
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Town of Stettler in Council duly enacts
as follows:
Title and Application
1. This bylaw shall be known as the "Waste Control Bylaw" for the Town of Stettler
2. The system for the collection and disposal of garbage, collection and disposal
of recyclable materials and collection of composting materials at various
compost collection sites within the corporate limits of the Town of Stettler shall
be operated in the manner herein set forth
3. The Town shall have the sole right to collect and dispose or to contract the
collection and disposal or to allow for private collection of all garbage and
recyclable materials collected from dwellings and light commercial properties
in the Town pursuant to provisions of this bylaw; all garbage shall be delivered
to the Regional Landfill Site operated by the Stettler Waste Management
Authority located in the N.E. 1/4 Sec 33-40-19-W4th Meridian during the normal
operating hours. All recyclable materials shall be taken to a recycling facility
of the collector's choice
4. The Town shall have the sole right to collect and dispose or to contract the
collection and disposal or to allow for private collection of all compost
material collected from compost collection sites within the Town pursuant to
provisions of this bylaw; Compost material collected from each site shall be
disposed of at Town of Stettler Composite Site located at the Stettler Transfer
Site. (PT SE9-39-19W4th)
5. The Town of Stettler shall not be obligated to collect any garbage or
recyclable materials at any dwelling where this bylaw is being contravened
Definitions
For the purposes of this bylaw, the following terms, phrases, words and their
derivatives shall have the meanings given herein. When inconsistent with the context,
words used in the present tense include the future; words in the plural number
include the singular, and words in the singular include the plural. The word "shall" is
always mandatory, and not merely directory
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:
a) "Alley" means a roadway located at the rear of any property and shall include
all the land from the property line to the property line on the opposite side of
said roadway
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b) "Apartment" means a building divided into separate self-contained living
suites having sleeping, cooking and bathroom or toilet facilities; and which
contain more than four (4) such suites
c) "Ashes" means the residue or material remaining after a substance has been
burned, whether such substance has been completely burned or not
d) "Bulk Waste" includes furniture, appliances, mattresses, bicycles, or other
oversize items not capable of being placed in a Household Waste Cart for
collection
e) "Building Waste" means all waste produced in the process of constructing,
altering, repairing, or demolishing a building; including earth, vegetation, and
rock displaced during the process of building
f) "Bylaw Enforcement Officer" shall be a Peace Officer or Bylaw Enforcement
Officer employed or contracted by the Town of Stettler
g) "Collection area" means the location within the corporate limits of the Town of
Stettler from which residential garbage collection and disposal and residential
recyclable materials collection and disposal shall be undertaken from all
dwellings within the Town of Stettler, as per Schedule A
h) "Collection Day" means a day established and published by the Town of
Stettler for Curbside residential garbage collection and disposal and
residential recyclable materials collection and disposal, as per Schedule A
i) "Collection Point" means the property, roadway, alley or street allowance,
which has been designated by the Town of Stettler for the setting out of
Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers for curbside collection
j) "Church" means a place of worship
k) "Clean Wood" means an unfinished or untreated piece of wood
l) "Collectors" means the persons who collect garbage, recyclable materials
and compost materials within the Town for and on behalf of the Town or on
behalf of a private party
m) "Commercial Property Waste" means any waste generate by commercial
property, industrial property, institutional property, community property,
governmental property, religious property or charitable organizations
n) "Compost Material" means plant material, leaves, and debris commonly
thrown away in the course of maintaining yards and gardens, including grass
clippings but excludes noxious weeds, sod, soil, asphalt, dirt, tree limbs, tree
trunks, whole shrubs and or bushes
o) "Construction Waste" means any waste produce in the process of
constructing, altering, renovating, repairing, or demolishing a building;
including earth, vegetation, and rock displaced during the process of
construction
p) "Condominium" means a building or bareland subdivision divided into
individually owned units as described in the Condominium Property Act and
any amendment thereto; and each condominium unit shall be deemed to be
a single dwelling for the purpose of this bylaw
q) "Council" means the Municipal Council of the Town of Stettler
r) "Curbside Collection" means the system established under this bylaw by the
Town of Stettler for the residential garbage collection and disposal and
residential recyclable materials collection and disposal within the Town of
Stettler
s) "Customer" means the owner or occupant of a dwelling located within the
Town of Stettler
t) "Dwelling" means a residential premises for the domestic use of one or more
individuals living a single housekeeping unit, with cooking, eating, living,
sleeping and sanitary facilities including secondary suites and rental suites but
does not include apartments, row houses or town houses with more than 4
units in each housing block, hotels, hospitals, motels, mixed use developments
or institutional property. A duplex, secondary suites and rental suites shall be
considered two dwelling units; a four-plex shall be considered four dwelling
units; and individual condominium units and individual mobile homes within
mobile home parks shall be deemed to be a single dwelling unit for the
purpose of this bylaw
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u) "Excess Garbage" means any garbage generated at a dwelling which
exceeds the capacity of one Household Waste Cart
v) "Garbage" means all non-recyclable garbage generated through ordinary
day-to-day activities from each dwelling
w) "Household Waste Cart" includes a Garbage Cart and/or Recycling Container
supplied by the Town of Stettler to each dwelling
x) "Hazardous Waste" means any substance which is capable of causing bodily
harm to any person handling, or coming in contact with, such substance
y) "Industrial Property" means a building or premises in which any manufacturing,
processing, production, cleaning, repairing, servicing, testing, storage,
warehousing, distribution, transhipment of any materials, goods, products, or
equipment is carried on
z) "Institutional Property" means non-commercial, non-residential places where
the occupants sojourn for limited periods; and includes, but is not limited to,
hospitals, schools, churches, government buildings and senior citizens
residential lodges
aa)
"Light Commercial Properties" - means properties that are currently
receiving manual garbage collection services from the collector for the
monthly charge established by Council. These properties (schedule C) shall
be grandfathered in for the purposes of this bylaw.
bb)
"Manager" means the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the Town
of Stettler, or their designate
cc)
"Occupant" means any person who occupies a dwelling or land and,
without restricting the generality of the foregoing, includes every resident,
tenant, owner and general contractor or builder
dd)
"Recycling Container" means a "green bin" supplied by the Town of
Stettler to each dwelling to contain all recyclable materials for collection.
Customers may also have other open face box plastic bins and clear plastic
recyclable bags to contain recyclable materials for collection in lieu of the
"green bin", to the satisfaction of the Manager
ee)
"Residential Premises" includes:
a. any building containing a single-family dwelling (single detached
dwelling);
b. a mobile home situated in a mobile home park; and
c. a semi-detached dwelling including secondary suites, rental suites,
duplexes, four-plexes, town houses with 4 or less units, row houses with 4
or less units, where each single dwelling unit is deemed to be a
residential premise
ff) "Storage Area" means the area of the residential premises where the
Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers are be stored on non-
collection days. The storage area does not mean the travelling area of a
roadway or alley.
gg)
"Street" means public thoroughfares within the Town; and includes,
where the context allows, the sidewalk and borders of the streets, and all parts
appearing in the Land Titles Office as set aside for public thoroughfares. When
used in distinction to a lane, the word "street" shall mean the public
thoroughfare on which the premises in question backs onto
hh) "Town" means the municipal corporation of the Town of Stettler
ii) "Violation Ticket" means a violation ticket issued pursuant to Part 2 of the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act
jj) "Written Warning" means a written warning issued by a Bylaw Enforcement
Officer that outlines a violation of this bylaw, corrective action, and timeline to
complete corrective action
Waste Collection and Disposal and Recyclable Material Collection and Disposal
Collection Fee
1. Garbage and recyclable materials from each dwelling shall be removed by
the Town or the Town's Contractor for a monthly fee
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2. Fees and charges for collection services shall be billed to the owner or
occupant of any dwelling that receives collection services
3. An owner or occupant shall be responsible for all fees and charges from the
date of ownership or occupancy of a dwelling, whichever occurs first
4. Fees and charges shall be invoiced on a Town of Stettler Utility Bill, and are
payable in accordance with the terms and conditions of that invoice
5. Commercial property including businesses, hotels, hospitals, motels, mixed-use
developments or institutional properties shall make private arrangements for
the collection and disposal of all garbage and recyclable materials
6. Monthly utility charges for collection services shall continue to be applicable
to light commercial properties, as per schedule C, which have been
grandfathered for the purpose of this bylaw
7. All persons shall provide and maintain in reasonable condition a storage area
for the placement of garbage and recyclable materials, Household Waste
Carts and Recycling Containers as storage between collection days
8. All dwellings within the collection area shall be levied monthly garbage
collection and disposal fees and recycling collection and disposal fees as
established by Council by bylaw
9. All dwellings while in account with the Town of Stettler for utility service (water
and/or sewer) are deemed to be in account for garbage and recyclable
materials collection and disposal services
10. A dwelling in the Town of Stettler that was part of the 2010 annexation from
the County of Stettler, and is not connected to the Town utility service (water
and/or sewer) may request for the collection and disposal of garbage and
recyclable materials with the Manager, in writing, for the full garbage and
recycling utility monthly fee as established by Council
11. A dwelling in the Town of Stettler that was part of the 2010 annexation from
the County of Stettler, and is not connected to the Town utility service (water
and/or sewer) may opt out of the collection and disposal of garbage and
recyclable materials with the Manager, in writing and will be charged the
monthly garbage and recycling utility fee as established by Council minus the
actual cost of collection and disposal of garbage and recyclable materials
paid by the Town of Stettler to the Contractor by contract
12. The cost per month of collection and disposal of garbage and recyclable
materials as determined by Council from each dwelling within the collection
area in the Town of Stettler shall be added to and form part of the Town of
Stettler Utility Bill and shall be due and payable on or before the due date
shown on the Utility Bill
13. A penalty charge shall be levied on any unpaid amount which is outstanding
after the due date.
14. Enforcement of payment of any charges or fees or rates levied pursuant to
this bylaw may be any or all of the following methods, namely:
a. by action in any court of competent jurisdiction;
b. by shutting off the utility service being supplied to the consumer, or
discontinuing the service thereof;
c. by entering the account on the assessment and tax roll of the Town
where the consumer is the owner of the premises being served;
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d. by referral to a Financial Collection Agency acting on behalf of the
Town of Stettler.
Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers
15. All dwellings will be supplied with one Household Waste Cart and one
Recycling Container. Additional Recycling Containers only may be available
for pickup at the Town office for a fee of $10.00 per additional container
16. A Household Waste Cart and Recycling Container will be assigned to each
specific address within the Town of Stettler
17. Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers are supplied and owned by
the Town of Stettler
18. If a Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container is lost, stolen or damaged,
the customer may make a request to the Town of Stettler to repair or replace
the Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container, subject to the following:
a. If the damage to the Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container is
deemed to be as a result of non-compliance with any part of this
bylaw, the customer is responsible for the full cost of repair or
replacement along with any other applicable fees or charges
b. If a Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container is damaged as a
result of the customer's neglect and/or willful damage, the customer is
responsible for the full cost of repair or replacement along with any
other applicable fees or charges
c. The Manager will have final discretion on any matters under this section
19. It is an offence to alter or modify a Household Waste Cart or Recycling
Container for the purpose of changing the intended use of the Household
Waste Cart or Recycling Container without the written consent of the Town of
Stettler
Collection Schedule (Schedule A)
20. Curbside collection will occur in accordance with the schedule established by
the Town of Stettler, as per Schedule A
Garbage Collection and Disposal and Recyclable Materials Collection and Disposal
21. The Town of Stettler shall maintain a system for the collection, removal and
disposal of garbage and recyclable materials from residential properties
within the Town of Stettler boundaries
22. The Town of Stettler may enter into a contract with any person for the
collection of all or a portion or specific types of garbage and recyclable
materials within the Town Limits
23. The Town shall not be responsible for the collection or disposal of any garbage
and recyclable materials generated on any tax exempt, mixed use, multi-unit
developments over four units, commercial property, industrial property or
institutional property as designated in the Town of Stettler Land-Use Bylaw
24. All persons requiring a higher level of service for the collection of materials not
covered under this bylaw herein may make their own arrangements with a
collector at no additional cost to the Town for collection and disposal of
garbage
25. The Town shall not be obligated to collect any garbage and recyclable
materials at any dwelling or premises where the provisions of this bylaw are
being contravened, and the owner or occupant of such dwelling shall be so
notified by the Town or by the placement of a written warning or violation tag
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26. All dwellings within the collection area and Town owned or operated buildings
and facilities shall have their garbage and recyclable materials removed by
collectors engaged by the Town to provide such service at regular intervals
established by Council, as per Schedule A
27. Any commercial property or industrial property which does not have its
garbage removed in a manner satisfactory to the Manager, shall be charged
for costs incurred by the Town to have the garbage removed and disposed of
at the Stettler Transfer Station
28. No collection will be made where there is a threat of harassment of, or
interference with, a collector by the owners or occupants
29. No persons, other than those authorized under the provisions of this bylaw,
shall interfere with or disturb the contents of a Household Waste Cart or the
Recycling Container after the same has been placed for collection
30. The collector shall not be responsible for the cleanup of garbage and
recyclable materials spilled by the owner or resulting from the garbage and
recyclable materials being stored in insecure garbage or recycling container
31. The municipality will not be responsible for any damages to Household Waste
Carts or Recycling Containers as a result of the owner or occupant's use of
such Household Waste Carts or Recycling Containers
Placement of Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers for Collection
32. Every owner or occupant of a dwelling in the Town shall ensure that all
Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers assigned to that property
are set out on collection day, in such a manner that Automated Collection
may occur, as per Schedule A, including:
a. If the dwelling is adjacent to an alley, Household Waste Carts and
Recycling Containers shall be placed adjacent to and facing the alley
b. If the dwelling is not adjacent to an alley, Household Waste Carts and
Recycling Containers shall be placed at the curb of the street,
touching the edge of the gutter, at the mouth of the driveway with the
cart or container facing the street or as near as possible to the
roadway at the front of the property, without obstructing the sidewalk
and as directed by the Manager or a Bylaw Enforcement Officer and
allowed to remain, only on collection day
c. Placement at the collection point no sooner than 24 hours ahead of a
scheduled collection for the dwelling and ensure Household Waste
Carts and Recycling Containers are set out for collection prior to
7:00a.m. on collection day
d. Ensure that Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers are
removed from the collection point and returned to their storage area
no later than 8:00 pm on collection day
e. Ensure the Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers are
placed such that they have clearances from any obstacles of one
meter on all sides and ensure overhead clearance above carts
f. Ensure that the Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers are
placed out for collection in a way that they cannot easily be tipped
over
33. The Town may assign a collection point for any dwelling, in which case the
Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers shall be placed in order to
provide the collector unobstructed and convenient access thereto
34. In cases where other special conditions exist which make the collection point
impractical as per section 33 above, such Household Waste Carts and
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Recycling Containers shall, with the approval of the Manager, be located at
a reasonable place for pickup by the contractor, as directed by the Manager
35. The owner or occupant of a dwelling shall ensure that the Household Waste
Cart and Recycling Container assigned to the premises are in all situations
including winter conditions, placed out for collection at a location that is level
with the street/lane surface and that the collection point location is clear of
snow and ice to provide for ready access by the collection vehicle
36. Every person who fails to comply with the provisions of this bylaw shall be
responsible for their own garbage and recyclable materials which have been
generated on such property
37. Every person shall ensure that the Household Waste Cart and Recycling
Containers are located so as not to impede or obstruct pedestrian or
vehicular traffic or road maintenance operations or so as to endanger the
safety of the collector or any other person
38. The Manager shall be the final authority on placement of Household Waste
Carts and Recycling Containers in cases of a dispute
Preparation of Garbage and Recyclable Materials for Residential Collection
39. No person shall, within the Town of Stettler:
a. place any oil, grease, liquid fat, flammable liquids or other fluid waste
for disposal within the Household Waste Carts
b. place any garbage or any discarded material whatsoever, on any
property not his own or occupied by him, except in a Transfer Station or
Landfill area provided for the disposal of such material
c. place any scrap lumber or discarded building materials of any kind
with/or as garbage unless contained within the Household Waste Cart
ensuring nothing is protruding from the Household Waste Cart
d. place any loose litter or sawdust in Household Waste Cart, unless it is
bagged.
e. place for disposal any dangerous goods, hazardous waste or
radioactive materials in the Household Waste Cart or Recycling
Container
f. place fluorescent lighting inside the Household Waste Cart or Recycling
Container for collection and disposal. Disposal of fluorescent lighting
shall be done at the Stettler Transfer Site by the occupant
g. place hypodermic needles inside the Household Waste Cart or
Recycling Container for collection and disposal. Hypodermic needles
shall be broken at the hub; and be encased in a stout cardboard box,
a metal or plastic container, or other such container that cannot be
broken or punctured by the needle
h. place any material directly in the Household Waste Cart or Recycling
Container which might adhere to the inside of the cart
i.
compress contents placed in the Household Waste Cart or Recycling
Container in such a manner that the material does not fall freely from
the Cart or Container during the regular collection process
40. The owner or occupant of a dwelling shall keep the lane in the rear and/or
the roadway and sidewalk in front of their premises in a clean and tidy
condition and free from garbage or recyclable materials. Household Waste
Carts and Recycling Containers shall be removed from the collection point
and properly stored in their storage area after collection
41. No owner or occupant shall permit garbage or recycle materials to
accumulate loosely on any land or property
42. The owner or occupant of a dwelling within the collection area shall:
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a. utilize only the Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers
provided by the Town for the collection and disposal of household
garbage and collection and disposal of recyclable materials
b. ensure that all garbage is contained within the Household Waste Carts,
ensuring cart lids are completely closed so that material is not spilled
during collection
c. ensure that all recyclable materials are contained within the Recycling
Container or neatly bundled and place beside or under the Recycling
Container for collection
43. In the event where garbage and recyclable materials are to be collected
from condominiums, collection bins for said units shall all be placed in a
centralized location for pick-up, or near a travelled portion of the access road
lane; on the property of the premises or elsewhere to the satisfaction of the
Manager
44. Where garbage and recyclable materials are to be collected from any
dwelling where, in the opinion of the Manager, it is impractical to locate or
store the Household Waste Carts and Recycling Containers for collection,
collectors may be required to enter into the aforesaid property to collect the
garbage and recyclable materials
PROHIBITIONS
45. Unless special arrangements for collection are agreed to by the Manager, the
Town shall not remove:
a. building materials and building waste
b. discarded furniture, household equipment and appliances
c. discarded automobile parts, including tires and other private vehicles
d. tree limbs, whole shrubs or bushes, or portions of hedges
e. fences, gates and other permanent and semi-permanent fixtures on
the premises
f. discarded heavy machinery
46. No person shall, within the Town of Stettler:
a. include any of the following materials in a Household Waste Cart or
Recycling Container:
i. hazardous waste
ii. bio-hazardous medical wastes, blood samples or cultures from
laboratory and clinical works
iii. bulk waste
iv. flammable, combustible or oxidizing materials
v. materials that are on fire or above a temperature of 65°C
vi. explosive substances, objects or mechanisms
vii. hot ashes for the purposes of this item, ashes shall not be
considered "cold" until at least 5 days after they have been
removed from a fire
viii. oil, oil filters, or oil containers
ix. trees, tree stumps, logs, land-clearing debris, timbers and fence
posts; sod, soil, asphalt, dirt, tree limbs, tree trunks, whole shrubs
and bushes, or concrete material
x. construction waste
xi. motor vehicle parts and farm implements
xii. commercial property waste
xiii. liquid waste
xiv. waste materials not identified as acceptable for landfilling
pursuant to any permit or certificate issued by Alberta
Environment
xv. any excess garbage that exceeds the capacity of the
Household Waste Cart or prevents the lid from closing
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xvi. luminescent gas filled electric discharge tubes or florescent
tubes
xvii. any material that is designated by Alberta Recyclable
Management Authority; or
xviii. any material that is designated/banned by regional landfills
xix. prohibited noxious weeds as listed under the Weed Control
Regulation
b. burn waste or garden refuse outside of a building in any area of the
Town from which waste is presently collected by the Town. However,
the burning of clean wood is acceptable when burned in an
appropriate fire pit or other similar safe structure.
c. fill any Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container in such manner
that: - the cover cannot be fitted properly thereon; - the contents
thereof cannot be easily removed therefrom; - the contents thereof are
overflowing
d. store building waste on any portion of any Town street or alley at any
time. Special consideration may be given at the discretion of the
Manager
e. place waste of any type or direct or allow to be placed upon any
portion of a street or alley with the exception of sand or similar materials
placed in reasonable quantities on icy or slippery streets or sidewalks,
as approved by the Manager
f. dispose of waste of any description elsewhere than at a disposal site of
a type appropriate for the type of waste; and in a fashion directed by
the Manager
g. deposit waste on any Town street, lane, in any public park, place or
watercourse
h. pick through, or remove, or in any way interfere with any garbage or
recyclable materials on property not his own
i.
collect waste for use as animal food
SCAVENGING
47. No Person shall place garbage or recyclable material in the Household Waste
Cart or Recycling Container of another person without the other person's
consent
48. No Person other than an authorized collector or the person placing garbage
or recyclable material in a Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container shall
interfere with, disturb, or remove the contents of a Household Waste Cart or
Recycling Container set out for collection
RIGHTS OF SUSPENSION
49. The Manager may suspend curbside collection from any dwelling for non-
compliance with this bylaw, whether the non-compliance has been
prosecuted or not
RIGHT OF ENTRY
50. The Manager or Bylaw Enforcement Officer may enter at all reasonable times
upon any property subject to the provisions of this bylaw for the purposes of
ascertaining whether the regulations, directions or provisions contained in this
bylaw are being met
NEW CONSTRUCTION
51. For any newly constructed dwellings within the Town of Stettler, curbside
collection and the invoicing of applicable fees shall commence when the
owner or occupant is granted permission to occupy (occupancy permit)
under the building permit
Composting Sites Collection - Schedule B
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52. Compost material collection shall be performed by the collector at least twice
per week on a seasonal basis (generally starting in the third week of April and
ending in the second week of November) from multiple sites determined by
the Town (Schedule B). The Contractor shall empty all compost bins at each
site on a mutually agreed upon regular schedule (Tuesday and Fridays
preferred), and for any additional pick-ups that may be requested by the
Town. Compost material pick up at each site shall be disposed of at Town of
Stettler Composite Site located at the Stettler Transfer Site. (PTSE9-39-19-W4th)
Collectors
53. It shall be the responsibility of the collectors to:
a. be as careful as is reasonable possible not to damage or misuse any
Household Waste Cart or Recycling Container
b. replace emptied Household Waste Carts or Recycling Containers in
approximately the same location where picked up
c. ensure that all garbage placed out for pick-up is disposed of in a
satisfactory manner, providing the regulations set forth in this bylaw are
met and adhered to
d. any garbage and recyclable materials properly out on collection day,
as per this bylaw must be picked up
e. no collector shall leave garbage or recyclable materials on the ground
which has spilled from the Household Waste Cart, the Recycling
Container or the collection vehicle during the collection process
f. Collectors shall drive in the center of the alley and not on the shoulder
of the alley
Offenses and Penalties
54. Every person who contravenes any portion of this bylaw is guilty of an offence
and liable on summary conviction to a fine outlined in a violation ticket of not
less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and not more than Twenty-Five
Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00)
55. Notwithstanding any other provisions for penalties in this bylaw, a Bylaw
Enforcement Officer may, in lieu of laying any violation ticket in respect to the
alleged breach, issue a written warning to the owner or occupant outlining
the corrective action and the timeline to complete the corrective action
56. In the event that the actions prescribed with the written warning are not
completed within the time allotted herein, a Bylaw Enforcement Officer may
thereafter lay a violation ticket in respect to the offense for which the written
warning was issued
57. Whenever, in this bylaw, it is directed that an owner or occupant of any
building or premises shall do any matter of thing, then in default of its being
done, any or all such owners or occupants shall be liable to prosecution and it
shall be no defence for any owner or occupant so prosecuted to allege that
any other person is responsible for such default
58. No section in this bylaw shall be deemed to nullify, amend, supersede, or
repeal any provisions or regulations pertaining to fire or public health, but in
the event of any conflict between such regulations and this bylaw, the
provisions of this bylaw shall be modified only to the extent necessary to give
effect to the fire or health requirements as the case may be
59. Where the provisions of this bylaw are more stringent than provisions of fire or
health regulations, the more stringent provisions shall be followed
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ADMINISTERING THE BYLAW
60. The Manager is authorized to administer this bylaw, as well as supervise,
control and direct the curbside collection
SEVERABILITY
61. Each provision of this bylaw is independent of all other provisions. If any such
provision is declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, all other
provisions of this bylaw will remain valid and enforceable
TRANSITIONAL
62. Bylaws 1537, 1538 and 1706-94 - are hereby rescinded
63.
READ a first time this 17th day of December, A.D. 2019.
Read a second time this 17th day of December, A.D. 2019.
Read a third and finally passed this 17th day of December, A.D. 2019.
____________________________________
Mayor
____________________________________
Assistant CAO
Schedule A - 2019 Residential Garbage and Recycling Schedule
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Schedule B - 2019 Town of Stettler Compost Bin Locations
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Bin Locations and Numbers of Bins - Compost Bin Pick-up Tuesdays and Fridays Each
Week
Location 1 - 2 Bins
Location 2 - 8 Bins
Location 3 - 2 Bins
Location 4 - 2 Bins
Location 5 - 2 Bins
Location 6 - 3 Bins
Location 7 - 2 Bins
Location 8 - 2 Bins (proposed 2020 - 1 Bin - 1 Bin relocated to 62nd street for
campground)
Total - 23 Bins
Schedule C - 2019 Light Commercial Properties
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D_Utility
Account #
UT Cust Name
Add1
Add2
Status
D_End Billing
1 070010.01
West. Canadian District of the
6109
41 Avenue Active
02/07/2019
2 081100.01
Grace Fellowship Baptist
5923
51 Avenue Active
02/07/2019
3 082560.00
Stettler Church ofthe Nazarene
5717A
50 Avenue Active
02/07/2019
4 083200.00
St. Peters Lutheran Church
5712
48 Avenue Active
02/07/2019
5 093020.00
Stettler Congregation of
6912
50A AvenueActive
02/07/2019
6 110035.02
1254391 Alberta Ltd
4701
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
7 110040.05
Joca Designs Inc.
4705
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
8 110060.02
Vision Credit Union Ltd.
4707
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
9 110230.02
1240837 Alberta Ltd.
4921
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
10 110290.01
Gilbert, James Middleton
4937
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
11 110300.03
Rehman, William Henry
4939
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
12 110450.01
Sikstrom, Shawna Renee
4909
51 Avenue Active
02/07/2019
13 110800.00
Lynes, Edward Lorne
4719
49 Street
Active
02/07/2019
14 110810.00
Alberta Conference of Seventh-Day
4801
49 Street
Active
02/07/2019
15 130035.03
F.C.S.S.
4720
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
16 130085.00
Nicolay, Herman R.
4812A
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
17 130140.04
Hansel, Ron
4826
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
18 130160.02
Variable Finance Inc.
4832
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
19 130190.16
Heartland Ag Marketing Inc.
4908
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
20 130260.06
Phillips, Brett Carey
4920
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
21 130350.06
Hatch, Derrick F.
4940
50 Street
Active
02/07/2019
22 130610.08
Osterud, Erick Charles
4909
51 Street
Active
02/07/2019
23 130950.00
Stettler United Church Trustee
4816
51 Street
Active
02/07/2019
24 130970.03
Howarth, Rick E Professional
4902
51 Street
Active
02/07/2019
25 130990.02
V.N. Patel Holdings Ltd.
4906
51 Street
Active
02/07/2019
26 140830.00
Roman Catholic Church
5401
50 Avenue Active
02/07/2019