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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF FERNIE
CONSOLIDATED WASTE REGULATION
BYLAW
BYLAW No. 1845
Consolidated to Bylaw:
1864, Amendment No. 1
1909, Amendment No. 2
1953, Amendment No. 3
1966, Amendment No. 4
2059, Amendment No. 5
2201, Amendment No. 6
2296, Amendment No. 7
2315, Amendment No. 8
2371, Amendment No. 9
2451, Amendment No. 10
2492, Amendment No. 11
2512, Amendment No. 12
All persons making use of this consolidated version of the City of Fernie Bylaw No. 1845 are advised that it has no
legal sanction; that the amendments have been embodied for convenience of reference only and that the original
bylaws must be consulted for all purposes of interpreting and applying the Bylaw. Subsections or sections of the
original bylaw and/or amendments which have been repealed have not been included in this consolidation.
Certified copies of all City Bylaws are available from the City Clerk
Amended 2024-08-19
Consolidated Waste Regulation Bylaw No. 1845
Page 2
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF FERNIE
BYLAW NO. 1845
A bylaw to establish, compel the use of, regulate and impose a scale of charges for a waste
collection, removal and disposal system
WHEREAS pursuant to the Community Charter, a council may, by bylaw, regulate, prohibit
and impose requirements in relation to municipal services:
(a)
establish, maintain and operate a waste disposal site;
(b)
establish and maintain a system to collect, remove and dispose of waste;
(c)
compel persons to use the system and regulate how it will be used;
(d)
establish a scale of charges and compel payment of the charges; and
(e)
impose penalties for non-compliance with the regulations for the system;
AND WHEREAS the Province of British Columbia in response to world-wide concern about
waste management, has set a waste reduction goal of fifty (50%) percent per capita by the year
2000;
AND WHEREAS it is deemed desirable and enact regulations pertaining to solid waste
collection and disposal, to establish charges for collection and disposal of solid waste, to
establish and maintain a waste disposal site, to establish a scale of rates for disposal of material
at the waste disposal site; and further, to establish and maintain a recycling program;
NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Fernie, in open
meeting assembled enacts as follows:
1.
CITATION
This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the "Waste Regulation Bylaw".
2.
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of this Bylaw:
"bulky waste"
means metal containers or other manufactured articles
with a volume greater than one and one half cubic metres
(53 cuft/330 gallons) and items greater than two and one
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half metres in length.
"City"
means the Corporation of the City of Fernie.
"collection area"
means the area designated by the City where the City by
its own or by contract will collect waste.
"collector"
means a person or persons authorized by the City to
collect waste and transport it to a disposal area.
"commercial waste
means a loading type of commercial bin or receptacle.
container"
"contaminated soils"
means contaminated soils as classified in BC Environment
Criteria for Managing Contaminated Sites in British
Columbia.
"controlled waste"
means certain special waste, liquid waste, and refuse
which, because of its inherent nature and quantity, may
require special handling and disposal techniques to avoid
creating health hazards, nuisances, or environmental
pollution.
Controlled waste includes:
(a)
condemned foods;
(b)
waste asbestos;
(c)
food processing waste;
(d)
dead animals;
(e)
bulky wastes
(f)
gypsum board or wallboard;
(g)
large tires;
(h)
contaminated soils;
(i)
household appliances containing ozone
depleting substances at the time of
manufacture.
"covered solid waste"
means a load of refuse secured and covered on a vehicle
so that it cannot blow or fall off while in transit.
"dead animals"
means dead animals or portions thereof equal to or
greater than five kilograms in weight.
"demolition, land
includes, but is not limited to waste materials other than
clearing and
controlled waste such as pipe, concrete, asphalt, lumber
construction waste"
stumps, roofing materials, masonry and wire arising from
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domestic, commercial, industrial, institutional or
municipal activities.
"Director"
means the Director of Engineering and Public Works of the
City of Fernie, or their authorized agent.
"disposal site"
means the City of Fernie Landfill, more particularly
described as Lots 2-4, Plan 22339.
"dwelling unit"
means a building or portion thereof containing one or
more habitable rooms used or intended to be used for
living and sleeping purposes containing sleeping, sanitary
facilities, and not more than one (1) set of cooking
facilities.
"gypsum board or
includes, but is not necessarily limited to, now
wallboard"
construction off-cuts or scraps and old wallboard that has
been painted, covered in wallboard, vinyl or ceramic tiles
and is removed during renovation, but excluding
wallboard associated with asbestos.
"highway"
means a street, road, lane, bridge, viaduct and any other
way open to public use, and includes a roadway, boulevard
and sidewalk.
"ignitable"
means having the properties of:
(a)
flammable gas.
(b)
flammable solids, substances liable to
spontaneous combustion or substances that
on contact with water emit flammable
gases, as defined in the Special Waste
Regulation.
"large tires"
means the outer pneumatic rubber covering of wheels of
trucks and heavy equipment with an inner diameter
greater than 62 centimetres.
"load"
means that solid waste which arrives at the Transfer
Station in a vehicle.
"marketable"
means materials that can be disposed of through local
recycling programs.
"occupant"
means and includes any occupant, owner, lessee, tenant
or responsible employee thereof of any residential
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property or dwelling or trade premises.
"organics"
means food waste and other compostable materials that
includes, but is not limited to, food waste, food products,
grass, lawn and hedge clippings, flowers, bulbs, seeds,
weeds, leaves, cones, needles, berries, vegetable stalks,
tree fruits, shrub or tree branches which have been
chipped to less than 25mm in diameter and 0.6m long, cat
litter, small pet cage fill materials, animal hair, fur or
feathers, pet food, wood shavings, wood and or bamboo
popsicle sticks, stir sticks, skewers, toothpicks and cutlery,
untreated mulch, hay, straw and coconut planter liners,
and paper products contaminated by food waste such as
pizza boxes, coffee filters, napkins or tea bags.
"ozone depleting
means materials identified in the British Columbia Ozone
substances"
Depleting Substances Regulation.
"person"
means an individual, a body corporate, a firm partnership,
association, or any other legal entity or an employee or
agent thereof.
"prohibited waste"
includes:
(a)
liquids;
(b)
slurry; except as permitted herein;
(c)
empty steel and plastic drums, unless they are
crushed, shredded or similarly reduced in volume
to the maximum practical extent;
(d)
ignitable waste;
(e)
reactive waste;
(f)
radioactive waste;
(g)
special waste, except as permitted herein;
(h)
refuse that is on fire or smouldering;
(i)
explosives;
(j)
industrial chemical waste;
(k)
lead acid batteries;
(l)
small tires or large tires mounted on rims;
(m)
ozone depleting substances except as permitted
herein;
(n)
pumpings from:
parking lot drainage sumps and street catch
basins;
laundry lint traps; and
sumps which collect runoff from vehicle
washing facilities only, but not from
facilities
used
for
maintenance
or
lubrication
of
automobiles
or
where
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solvents or sandblasting are employed for
removal of paint, grease or oil
"property owner"
means the registered owner of any lands and premises
situated within the waste collection area.
"radioactive waste"
means waste containing a prescribed substance as defined
in the Atomic Energy Control Act in sufficient quantity or
concentration to require a licence for possession or use
under that Act and regulations made under that Act.
"reactive"
means waste which:
(a)
is explosive, oxidizing or so unstable that it readily
undergoes violent change in the presence of air or
water,
(b)
generates toxic gases, vapors or fumes by itself or
when mixed with water, or
(c)
polymerizes in whole or in part by chemical action
and causes damage by generating heat or
increasing in volume.
as defined in the Special Waste Regulation.
"recyclable waste"
means marketable, source separated waste that includes,
but is not limited to, newspaper, ledger and computer
paper, magazines, telephone directories, corrugated
cardboard, boxboard, metal food and beverage containers
manufactured of steel, tin and aluminum.
"recycling program"
means a program under which marketable, source
separated waste is collected and sold.
"refuse"
includes, but is not limited to unmarketable food wastes,
combustibles such as paper, cardboard, fabric, plastics,
leather, furniture, household appliances not containing
ozone depleting substances at the time of manufacture,
yard
trimmings;
non-combustibles
such
as
glass
containers, crockery, rock, ashes from fireplaces and wood
stoves, street sweepings.
"scavenging"
means the act of searching for and the act of removal of
waste from a designated disposal area designated for the
deposit of waste by the City, and including but not limited
to, waste disposal bins.
"small tires"
means the outer pneumatic rubber covering of wheels of
passenger vehicles, light service trucks and motorcycles
with an inner diameter of 42 cm or less.
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"solid waste"
means refuse, recyclable waste, organics, demolition, land
clearing and construction waste, and controlled waste
acceptable for disposal at the Transfer Station, but
excluding prohibited waste.
"source separated waste"
means solid waste that arrives at the Transfer Station and
which is separated by means of barriers or placement in
containers into clearly distinguishable accumulations of
recyclable waste, organics, refuse and controlled waste, as
applicable.
"special waste"
means any chemical, compound, mixture, substance or
article, which is defined as such in the Special Waste
Regulation.
"trade premises"
means any property or premises which is operated for
commerce and
"Transfer Station"
means the Fernie Transfer Station, more particularly
described as 6000 Highway 3.
"wildlife"
means a bear, cougar, coyote, deer, elk, moose or wolf.
"wildlife attractant"
means means any of the following:
(a)
food or food waste, compost or other waste or
garbage that could attract dangerous wildlife;
(b)
a carcass or part of a carcass of an animal or fish, or
other meat;
(c)
any other substance or thing prescribed by
regulation of the Ministry of Water, Land and
Resource Stewardship.
3.
REGULATIONS
3.1
Mandatory System:
Owners or occupiers of real property in the City are hereby compelled to use the
established system of waste collection, removal and disposal and are further
compelled to pay the applicable charges specified in this Bylaw.
3.2
No person or occupant shall deposit, pile, place, discard or otherwise allow to
accumulate any waste in or on any property, except as authorized by this Bylaw.
No person shall spill, scatter, deposit, throw, cast, lay, pile, place, discard,
accumulate or otherwise cause to be thrown, cast or laid, or disturb or interfere
with any waste of any kind or nature on any street, lane, highway, park, beach,
boulevard, sidewall, or other public place or private property within the City,
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including waste bins owned by the City and rented to trade premises.
3.3
No person shall dispose of waste contrary to the provisions of this Bylaw.
3.4
No person shall place waste for collection with the waste of others or place
waste in containers owned or rented by others without that person's permission.
3.5
No person shall deposit waste at a location other than a designated disposal area
designated for the deposit of waste by the City.
3.6
Occupants are responsible for the proper and sanitary storage of carts and
wildlife attractants on their property between collection days in a manner that
does not produce wildlife attraction, offensive odours and does not become
untidy or unsightly.
4.
WASTE CONTAINERS
4.1
Waste shall be placed in a container sufficient to prevent the entry of water,
rain, flies and animals and the escape of noxious odours.
4.2
Acceptable Residential Waste Containers: Each dwelling unit will be provided
with 3 standardized carts - a cart for organics, a cart for garbage, and a cart for
recycling. On collection days, only these carts will be picked up by the collection
trucks. Each cart will also be equipped with an RFID tag that is registered to the
specific dwelling unit for tracking purposes.
4.3
Carts are registered to a specific parcel and must remain at that specific parcel.
4.4
Containers shall be kept on the specific parcel registered to a Cart at all times
and shall not encroach upon or project over any highway, except when placed
on a highway immediately adjacent to the front or side yard of the parcel for
the purpose of collection under this Bylaw.
4.5
No person shall place any wildlife attractant on any highway in a residential area
before 5:00 a.m. on the day designated by the City of Fernie as the collection
day for the parcel.
4.6
The occupant of a parcel is responsible for the cost of any damage to Carts
caused by willful or accidental damage to the cart, excepting reasonable wear
and tear, or by the actions of the collector.
4.7
Occupant must maintain carts in a clean, sanitary and odour-free condition.
4.8
Occupant must not cause, permit, suffer or allow a cart to be filled so that the
cover cannot be securely fastened and completely closed.
4.9
Commercial waste containers containing any wildlife attractants must be kept
closed at all times and closed and secured at the end of the business day in such
a manner so as to prevent access to the wildlife attractants by wildlife.
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5.
DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS
5.1
Wet waste shall be thoroughly drained or securely sealed in a container before
being placed in a waste container for disposal.
5.2
No hazardous waste, tires, tree pruning, scrap lumber, logs, metal, stone, brick,
concrete, car or truck batteries, recyclable oil or oil filters shall be set out for
collection.
5.3
No liquids or free water is permitted to be placed in waste containers.
5.4
All materials defined as recyclable waste under this bylaw shall not be disposed
of in the garbage cart.
5.5
All materials defined as organics under the bylaw shall not be disposed of in the
garbage cart.
6.
PROHIBITED WASTE
6.1
No person shall place or mix, with any material for collection as garbage or
disposal any explosive, volatile, corrosive materials, dangerous chemicals, or any
other material dangerous to the health and/or safety of the waste collection
personnel or other members of the public.
7.
RECYCLING PROGRAMS
7.1
The City of Fernie may operate and maintain a recycling program for the
alternate use and or recycling of any waste deemed appropriate and provide a
system for the collection and disposition of such waste, including entering into
contracts with persons to perform any portion of the program (the "curbside
collection program").
7.2
Any recyclable not accepted under curbside collection program is prohibited
from being deposited into the designated recycling carts.
7.3
All recyclable waste to be collected by the collector shall be deposited loosely in
the recycling cart. No person shall bag or bundle recyclable waste with strings,
ties, single-use plastic bags or tape. Recyclable waste must not be compressed
into a recycling cart in a manner that will inhibit the material from falling freely
into an automated collection truck during the regular tipping process.
7.4
No collection will be made by the collector of recycling that is placed out for
collection in a manner that does not conform to the standards and regulations as
set out in this Bylaw. Without limiting the foregoing, where a recycling cart
contains any materials not permitted under this Bylaw, the collector may refuse
to collect the entire contents of the cart.
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7.5
The City of Fernie may suspend recycling collection from a parcel or parcels
where the recycling carts, by location or design, are not accessible for pickup
according to the provisions of this Bylaw or are routinely non-conforming with
Bylaw requirements; but such suspensions shall not waive any requirement or
abate or waive any fees or charges under the provisions of this Bylaw.
7.6
Representatives of the City of Fernie are authorized to open recycling carts to
inspect the contents for compliance with this Bylaw as required.
7.7
Representatives of the City of Fernie may tag non-compliant recycling carts for
purposes of public education or enforcement.
7.8
The City of Fernie may operate and maintain a composting program by providing
a location for the collection and processing of approved waste material.
7.9
The Director of Engineering and Public Works, or their designate, is hereby
delegated authority to further define "recyclable waste" to include or exclude
waste that is accepted by the Recycle BC program provided that such further
definition is published on in a manner readily accessible to the general public,
and notice of such further definition posted in the public notice posting places.
8.
ORGANICS PROGRAMS
8.1
The City of Fernie may operate and maintain an organics program and provide a
system for the collection and disposition of such waste, including entering into
contracts with persons to perform any portion of the program (the "curbside
organic collection program").
8.2
Only materials defined as organics under this bylaw shall be accepted into the
designated organic carts, without contamination.
8.3
No collection will be made by the collector of organics that is placed out for
collection in a manner that does not conform to the standards and regulations as
set out in this Bylaw. Without limiting the foregoing, where an organics cart
contains any materials not permitted under this Bylaw, the collector may refuse
to collect the entire contents of the cart.
8.4
The City of Fernie may suspend organics collection from a parcel or parcels
where the organics carts, by location or design, are not accessible for pickup
according to the provisions of this Bylaw or are routinely non-conforming with
Bylaw requirements; but such suspensions shall not waive any requirement or
abate or waive any fees or charges under the provisions of this Bylaw.
8.5
Representatives of the City of Fernie are authorized to open organics carts to
inspect the contents for compliance with this Bylaw as required.
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8.6
Representatives of the City of Fernie may tag non-compliant organics carts for
purposes of public education or enforcement.
8.7
The Director, or their designate, is hereby delegated authority to further define
"organic waste" to include or exclude waste that is accepted provided that such
further definition is published on in a manner readily accessible to the general
public and notice of such further definition posted in the public notice posting
places.
9.
RATES AND CHARGES
9.1
Residential user rates and charges specified in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw are
hereby imposed and levied for Solid Waste and Recyclable Waste collection
services.
9.2
The monthly rates will be billed quarterly. A five (5%) percent shall be applied
to unpaid balances on the account after the due date for each quarterly bill.
9.3
Refund
Charges levied for the collection, removal and disposal of waste must be paid in
full to and including the month for which application is being made under this
provision.
Refunds will be issued for full months only.
Refund applications will be forwarded to the Bylaw Enforcement Officer for
confirmation and approval.
Refund applications will only be considered for the current year and applications
must be received by the City on or before December 31st of the current year.
Applications for prior years' vacancies will not be considered.
Changes in use in the case of multiple businesses within one building effecting
the charges to be levied will be determined by the issuance/cancellation of
business licenses.
9.4
Garbage collection shall be limited to a maximum of 75 litres of garbage per
residential dwelling unit per week.
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10.
SEVERABILITY
10.1
If any portion of this Bylaw is for any reason held to be invalid by a court the
invalid portion shall be severed without affecting the remaining portions.
11.
[Amended Bylaw No. 1909] [Repealed by Bylaw No. 1953]
12.
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
12.1 Any person who contravenes, violates, or fails to comply with any provision of
this Bylaw, or who suffers or permits an act or thing to be done in contravention
or violation of this Bylaw, or fails to do anything required by this Bylaw, commits
an offence, and shall be liable upon conviction:
12.1.1 to a fine of not more than Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) dollars or
12.1.2 a fine imposed under the Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw as amended from
time to time
12.2 In addition to any fine imposed, the City may seek reimbursement for the cost of
any prosecution, and seek any other penalty or order be imposed pursuant to
the Community Charter or Offence Act as amended from time to time.
12.3 If an offence continues for more than one day, each day that the offence
continues constitutes a separate and distinct offence.
12.4 Nothing in this Bylaw limits the City from utilizing any other remedy that is
otherwise available to the City by law.
13.
ENFORCEMENT
13.1
The City designates this Bylaw as a Bylaw that may be enforced by Bylaw
Enforcement Officers, the Chief Administrative Officer, or their delegates, and
R.C.M.P. Officers by means of a ticket in the form prescribed for that purpose by
the Community Charter.
13.2
Any person designated as a Bylaw Enforcement Officer pursuant to the
Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw as amended from time to time is hereby
authorized and empowered to enforce the provisions of this Bylaw.
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Page 13
14.
REPEAL
14.1
Bylaw No. 1778 cited as the "Waste Regulation Bylaw" and any amendments
thereto are repealed on adoption of this Bylaw.
Introduced and read a first time this 13th day of September, 1999.
Read a second and a third time this 13th day of September, 1999.
Third reading rescinded the 22nd day of September, 1999.
Re-read a second and a third time as amended the 22nd day of September, 1999.
Finally passed and adopted this 27th day of September, 1999.
_____________________________
MAYOR
_____________________________
CLERK
I hereby certify the forgoing to be the
original Bylaw No. 1845.
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SCHEDULE "A"
Waste, Recycling and Organics Charges
[Amended by Bylaw No. 2512]
Monthly Charge
2024
2025
2026
Curbside Single Family Residential
$13.58
$17.40
$17.99
Curbside Multi-Family residential, per unit $13.58
$17.40
$17.99
up to 4 dwelling units.
Administration/Service Charge
Cart Repair
$120.00
Garbage or Recycling Cart Replacement
$220.00
Organics Cart Replacement
$330.00
_______________________________________________________________________________
SCHEDULE "B"
[Amended by Bylaw No. 1909]
[Repealed by Bylaw No. 1953]
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Amendment Index
Bylaw
Amendment No.
Amendment
Adoption
Date
1864
Amendment No. 1
Schedule "A" attached to and forming a part of Bylaw No. 1845 is hereby
deleted and replaced with a new Schedule "A"
2000-05-08
1909
Amendment No. 2
New wording for Scavenging - Scavenging shall be permitted by persons who
possess a valid Scavenging Permit and Indemnity Agreement - Schedule "B"
2002-04-08
Repealed by
Bylaw 1953
1953
Amendment No. 3
Amendment Bylaw No. 1909, cited as "Waste Regulation Bylaw Amendment
Bylaw No. 2" is hereby repealed in it's entirety
2003-11-10
1966
Amendment No. 4
Schedule "A" - the first paragraph under the heading entitled "Fees",
Residential, shall be deleted in it's 'entirety and replaced:
Residential
Tag a bag labels: $2.00 each
Curbside Collection and Disposal:
-Single family residential: $8.36 per month, billed quarterly
-Multi-family residential, up to 4 dwelling units: $8.36 per month, per
dwelling unit, billed quarterly
2004-06-28
2059
Amendment No. 5
Regarding "commercial waste container"; wildlife" and wildlife attractants"
2007-10-10
2201
Amendment No. 6
Waste and Recycling Collection - Single family residential: $5.81 per month
Multi-family residential, up to 4 dwelling units: $5.81 per month, per
dwelling unit. Tag a bag labels: $2:00 each
2012-12-17
2296
Amendment No. 7
Section 4, Waste Containers, of Bylaw No. 1845 is hereby amended as
follows:
a) Sub-section 4.2 is hereby deleted and a revised sub-section 4.2
substituted therefore as follows:
4.2 Acceptable Residential Waste Containers:
Waste Containers for all residential premises located in the
Collection Area shall be provided by the owner and shall conform
to the following criteria:
b) Maximum volume of 75 Litres (16.5 imperial gallons);
c) Maximum weight of 22.5 kilograms (50 pounds) when full;
d) Constructed of rigid plastic or non-corrosive metal;
e) Water tight cover;
f) Strong enough to withstand normal handling and lifting;
g) Opening that permits emptying with minimum effort; and
h) Handle(s) that enable the container to be lifted and emptied safely
by one person.
a) Sub-section 4.3 is hereby deleted and the remaining sub-sections
under section 4 renumbered accordingly.
Section 9, Rates and Charges, of Bylaw No. 1845 is hereby amended as
follows:
a)
Sub-section 9.1 is hereby deleted and a revised sub-section 9.1
substituted therefore as follows:
idential user rates and charges specified in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw are
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hereby imposed and levied for Solid Waste and Recyclable Waste
collection services.
b)
Sub-section 9.3 is hereby deleted and the remaining sub-sections of
section 9 renumbered accordingly.
Schedule "A" to Bylaw No. 1845 is hereby deleted and a revised Schedule
"A" substituted therefore which revised Schedule "A" is attached hereto and
forms part of this Bylaw as Appendix "A".
This Bylaw shall come into full force and effect upon adoption except that
individuals responsible for residential waste containers shall have until May
31, 2016 to acquire a residential waste container that conforms to the
criteria set out in sub-section 4.3 of this Bylaw.
2315
Amendment No. 8
Add section 9.4 limit of garbage collected each week.
Replace Schedule A Fees.
2017-02-27
2371
Amendment No. 9
Amend the bylaw to revise acceptable residential waste containers and
Schedule A Waste and Recycling Charges
2019-01-28
2451
Amendment No. 10
Deleting Schedule "A" and inserting revised Schedule "A" Waste and
Recycling Charges
2021-12-13
2492
Amendment No. 11
Amend definition of "recyclable waste"
Add definition of "highway"
Deleting and replacing Section 4.
Deleting and replacing Section 7.
Deleting and replacing Section 12.
Deleting and replacing Section 13.
Replace Schedule A Fees:
2023-06-30
2512
Amendment No. 12
Deleting definition of "active face", "compostable materials" and "processed
yard and garden waste" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "controlled waste" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "Director" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "disposal site" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "load" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "scavenging" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "solid waste" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "source separated waste" from
Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "wildlife attractant" from Section 2
Deleting and substituting definition of "organics" from Section 2
Adding definition of "Transfer Station" to Section 2
Deleting and substituting Section 3.
Deleting and substituting Section 4.
Deleting and substituting Section 5.
Deleting and substituting Section 6.1.
Deleting Section 6.2.
Deleting and substituting Section 8
Deleting Schedule "A" Waste and Recycling Charges.
2024-05-28