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CITY OF RICHMOND
SOLID WASTE & RECYCLING REGULATION
BYLAW NO. 6803
EFFECTIVE DATE - APRIL 26, 1999
CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY
This is a consolidation of the bylaws below. The amendment bylaws have been
combined with the original bylaw for convenience only. This consolidation is not a legal
document. Certified copies of the original bylaws should be consulted for all
interpretations and applications of the bylaws on this subject.
AMENDMENT BYLAW
DATE OF ADOPTION
EFFECTIVE DATE
(If different from Date of Adoption)
Bylaw No. 7064
December 20, 1999
Bylaw No. 7192
December 18, 2000
Bylaw No. 7300
December 17, 2001
January 1, 2002
Bylaw No. 7553
December 9, 2002
Bylaw No. 7614
December 8, 2003
January 1, 2004
Bylaw No. 7853
January 4, 2005
January 1, 2005
Bylaw No. 8005
December 19, 2005
January 1, 2006
Bylaw No. 8100
September 11, 2006
Bylaw No. 8152
November 27, 2006
January 1, 2007
Bylaw No. 8315
December 10, 2007
January 1, 2008
Bylaw No. 8451
December 16, 2008
January 1, 2009
Bylaw No. 8550
December 14, 2009
January 1, 2010
Bylaw No. 8578
April 12, 2010
May 1, 2010
Bylaw No. 8678
December 13, 2010
January 1, 2011
Bylaw No. 8847
December 19, 2011
January 1, 2012
Bylaw No. 8976
December 10, 2012
January 1, 2013 & June 3,
2013
Bylaw No. 9079
December 9, 2013
January 1, 2014
Bylaw No. 9188
November 10, 2014
January 1, 2015
Bylaw No. 9204
February 10, 2015
April 1, 2015
Bylaw No. 9497
November 23, 2015
January 1, 2016
Bylaw No. 9640
December 12, 2016
January 1, 2017
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Bylaw No. 9791
November 27, 2017
January 1, 2018
Bylaw No. 9941
October 22, 2018
January 1, 2019
Bylaw No. 10115
November 25, 2019
January 1, 2020
Bylaw No. 10170
March 30, 2020
Bylaw No. 10222
December 7, 2020
January 1, 2021
Bylaw No. 10313
November 22, 2021
January 1, 2022
Bylaw No. 10361
May 9, 2022
Bylaw No. 10421
November 28, 2022
January 1, 2023
Bylaw No. 10501
November 27, 2023
January 1, 2024
Bylaw No. 10542
April 8, 2024
Bylaw No. 10610
November 25, 2024
January 1, 2025
Bylaw No. 10713
November 24, 2025
January 1, 2026
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CITY OF RICHMOND
SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING REGULATION
BYLAW NO. 6803
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 1 of 2
PART ONE - CITY GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE ........................................................ 1
1.1 General Scope and Description of Service .............................................................. 1
1.2 Exemption from City Garbage Collection ................................................................ 2
1.3 Garbage Container Limits ......................................................................................... 2
1.4 Preparation of Garbage for Collection ..................................................................... 3
1.5 Preparation of Garbage for Collection - Miscellaneous Requirements ................. 4
1.6 Garbage the City Will Not Collect ............................................................................. 4
1.7 Requirement to Clear Discarded Material ................................................................ 6
1.8 Large Item Pick-Up Service ....................................................................................... 6
PART TWO - CITY RECYCLING SERVICE .............................................................................. 7
2.1 General Scope and Description of Service .............................................................. 7
2.2 Exemptions from City Service .................................................................................... 8
2.3 Recycling Receptacle Limits ..................................................................................... 9
2.4 Preparation of Recyclable Materials for Collection ................................................. 9
2.5 Preparation of Yard and Garden Trimmings for Collection .................................... 9
2.6 Ownership and Use of Recycling Receptacles ...................................................... 11
PART THREE - CITY LITTER COLLECTION SERVICE ......................................................... 11
3.1 General Scope and Description of Service ............................................................ 11
PART FOUR - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR STRATA-TITLED PROPERTIES ........ 12
PART FIVE - GARBAGE CONTAINERS AND RECYCLING RECEPTACLES ...................... 13
5.1 Obligations of Occupier/Strata Corporation of Residential Property ................... 13
5.2 Obligations of Occupier of Non-Residential Property ........................................... 13
PART SIX - FREQUENCY OF REMOVAL AND COLLECTION ............................................. 13
PART SEVEN - SUBSTANDARD GARBAGE CONTAINERS AND RECYCLING
RECEPTACLES ............................................................................................ 13
PART EIGHT - LOCATION OF GARBAGE CONTAINERS AND RECYCLING
RECEPTACLES ............................................................................................ 14
8.1 Obligations of Occupiers and Strata Corporations ............................................... 14
PART NINE - COLLECTION TIME RESTRICTIONS .............................................................. 15
PART TEN - OWNERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY .............................................................. 15
PART ELEVEN - INVOICING FOR SERVICES ...................................................................... 16
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PART TWELVE - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT ................................................ 16
PART THIRTEEN - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES .............................................................. 17
PART FOURTEEN - PREVIOUS BYLAW REPEAL ............................................................... 17
PART FIFTEEN - INTERPRETATION..................................................................................... 18
PART SIXTEEN - SEVERABILITY AND BYLAW CITATION ................................................. 22
Schedule A - Fees for City Garbage Collection Service ..................................................... 23
Schedule B - Fees for City Recycling Service ..................................................................... 24
Schedule C - Fees for City Litter Collection Service ........................................................... 25
Schedule D - New Residential Property Payment Fee Schedule ........................................ 26
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CITY OF RICHMOND
SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING REGULATION
BYLAW NO. 6803
The Council of the City of Richmond, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:
PART ONE: CITY GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE
1.1 General Scope and Description of Service
1.1.1 The City will arrange for the collection and disposal of garbage:
(a)
from all Single-Family Dwellings and from each unit in a Duplex Dwelling;
and
(b)
from each strata lot within a townhouse development where such
townhouse development:
(i)
was serviced by the City with garbage collection prior to
December 31, 1985; or
(ii)
contains 20 strata lots or less; or
(iii)
contains any number of strata lots, and was developed after
January 1st, 1986, provided an application by the strata
corporation for garbage disposal service is submitted to, and
approved by, the City;
unless the townhouse development has no access for a collection
vehicle, or the collection vehicle cannot access the location of the
garbage containers; and
(c)
from a multi-family dwelling upon prior application to and approval by
the General Manager of Engineering & Public Works; and
and every owner of a residential property to which City garbage collection
service is provided must pay the applicable City garbage collection service fee
specified in Schedule A, which is attached and forms part of this Bylaw.
In order to cancel a service provided to a multi-family dwelling pursuant to
subsection 1.1.1(c) above, the strata corporation for the multi-family dwelling
must provide a written cancellation notice to the City by September 30 of the
preceding year and such cancellation will be effective January 1 of the next
calendar year.
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1.2 Exemption From City Garbage Collection
1.2.1 An owner of a residential property, excluding a multiple family dwelling, or a
strata corporation of a townhouse development specified in section 1.1 which is
provided with City garbage collection service, may apply in writing to the
General Manager of Engineering & Public Works to seek an exemption from
such service to the property in question, and from the payment of the fee for that
service, if the owner or strata corporation:
(a)
demonstrates, to the satisfaction to the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works, that a contract exists with a private
commercial contractor for garbage collection service to that property; and
(b)
has arranged for a commercial garbage container, which does not
encroach upon or project over any roadway, to be located on that
property.
1.2.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 1.2.1, the strata council of a
townhouse development may seek exemption from City garbage collection
service, if:
(a)
the provisions of clause (a) of subsection 1.2.1 can be satisfied; and
(b)
such contract provides for garbage collection from individual units within
that townhouse development.
1.2.3 It is the responsibility of the owner or strata corporation to re-apply for City
garbage collection service should the private contract expire or otherwise
terminate, and in such circumstances, the owner or strata corporation must pay
the applicable fee specified in Schedule A.
1.3 Garbage Container Limits
1.3.1 The City will provide to the occupier of every single-family dwelling, duplex
dwelling, and townhouse development which receives City garbage collection
a garbage cart of either 46.5L, 80L, 120L, 240L or 360L size. The occupier
may select their preferred size of garbage cart and, if no selection is made, will
receive a garbage cart of 240L size if a single-family dwelling or a duplex
dwelling, or of 120L size if a unit in a townhouse development. Once the
garbage cart has been received, and subject to subsection 1.3.3, the occupier
may place for collection one garbage cart every two weeks. An occupier may
request a second garbage cart by applying to the City and paying the applicable
additional fees. If a second garbage cart is approved, the occupier may place
for collection two garbage carts every two weeks. All garbage carts remain the
property of the City.
1.3.2 The City will provide, to the strata corporation of a multi-family dwelling
approved for City collection and disposal of garbage pursuant to subsection
1.1.1(c) of this bylaw, sufficient garbage carts to accommodate the estimated
garbage volume requirements for collection on a weekly or twice per week basis,
as applicable. Subject to subsection 1.3.3, the strata corporation shall not place,
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or permit to be placed, additional garbage carts or garbage containers for
collection, other than the garbage carts provided by the City.
1.3.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections 1.3.1 and 1.3.2, an occupier or
the strata corporation may place additional garbage containers for collection, if
such occupier or strata corporation:
(a)
purchases an excess garbage container tag from the City upon payment
of the fee specified in Schedule A, and
(b)
attaches one such tag, in a location easily visible to collectors, to each
additional garbage container placed out for collection.
1.3.4 Townhouse developments may request weekly garbage collection for the entire
townhouse complex only, by applying to the City and paying the applicable
additional fees.
1.4 Preparation of Garbage for Collection
1.4.1 Subject to 1.4.2, an occupier of residential property to which garbage
collection service is provided, must place garbage intended for collection in a
garbage cart, and for additional garbage for which the occupier has purchased
a tag pursuant to section 1.3.3 of this bylaw, either:
(a)
in garbage containers consisting of plastic bags which meet the criteria
specified in sub-clauses (v) through (viii) inclusive of clause (b), or
(b)
in garbage containers that meet all of the following criteria:
(i)
are made of rigid metal or plastic with a watertight, removable lid;
(ii)
have a shape and opening which permits emptying with minimum
effort;
(iii)
have handles or handling devices which permit lifting and
emptying safely by one person;
(iv)
are specifically made for the purpose of storing garbage;
(v)
are strong enough to withstand normal handling and lifting;
(vi)
do not exceed a gross weight of 34 kilograms (75 lbs.) when full;
(vii)
are properly closed and sealed; and
(viii)
have a capacity of not more than 100 litres (3.5 cubic feet) and a
diameter of not more than 0.6 metres (24 inches).
1.4.2 Except for additional garbage containers for which a multi-family dwelling has
purchased a tag pursuant to section 1.3.3 of this bylaw, the occupier of multi-
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family dwellings to which City garbage collection service is provided must place
garbage intended for collection by the City in garbage carts.
1.4.3 An occupier may request a change in garbage cart size by paying the
applicable fee.
1.5 Preparation of Garbage for Collection - Miscellaneous Requirements
1.5.1 An occupier of residential property to which City garbage collection service is
provided, must:
(a)
drain all liquid from, and securely wrap, all putrescible garbage which has
the potential to decompose with the formation of malodorous byproducts,
combustible gases or toxic leachate;
(b)
wrap and secure all loose garbage to reduce litter during the collection
process;
(c)
securely wrap ashes, sawdust, kitty litter, disposable diapers and vacuum
cleaner sweepings in a separate plastic bag, before placing such material
in a garbage container; and
(d)
place in, as applicable, a garbage cart or a garbage container which
meets the requirements of clause (b) of subsection 1.4.1, and mark and
identify for the collector, all glassware, bottles, sharp pieces of wood,
metal, glass or other material which could cause injury.
1.6 Garbage The City Will Not Collect
1.6.1 Notwithstanding the definitions of garbage or the provisions of section 1.1, the
City will not arrange for the collection and disposal of, and no person may place,
the following materials out for collection under Part One of this bylaw (except, if
applicable, a large item in accordance with section 1.8):
(a)
sod, tree branches, logs, stumps or other yard waste exceeding 15 cm (6
inches) in diameter;
(b)
any matter that may be germ or vermin-infested or dangerous to the
health of a person handling such matter, or which may damage vehicles
containing such matter or any similar offensive matter;
(c)
waste which is radioactive, toxic, pathogenic, corrosive, explosive or in
any way dangerous to persons receiving or handling it, including, but not
limited to pesticides, paint, paint thinner, solvent, flammable materials or
flammable liquids, liquid waste or sludge, corrosives, acids, caustic
liquids, car batteries, engine oil and oil filters;
(d)
construction and demolition waste resulting from, or produced by, the
construction or complete or partial destruction or tearing down of
buildings, parking lots, bridges, roads, sidewalks, pipes or other
structures;
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(e)
any earth, rocks, trees, stumps or other debris from any excavation or
landscaping;
(f)
chemicals which may create hazardous working conditions;
(g)
material hot enough to start combustion;
(h)
automobile bodies or parts;
(i)
waste oil or petroleum by-products and antifreeze;
(j)
dead animals;
(k)
excrement, other than amounts of pet excrement that are double bagged
and discarded with garbage and that do not exceed either 5% of the total
weight of the garbage cart or garbage container or 5% of the total volume
of the garbage cart or garbage container;
(l)
barrels, pails or other liquid or fluid containers, whether full or empty;
(m)
gypsum;
(n)
white goods (large appliances) or furniture;
(o)
soil Material;
(p)
wire;
(q)
tires;
(r)
recyclable materials;
(s)
yard and garden trimmings and food waste;
(t)
televisions;
(u)
medications;
(v)
electronics, including desktop and laptop computers and printers;
(w)
engine oil containers; and
(x)
medication and other pharmaceutical products.
1.7 Requirement To Clear Discarded Material
1.7.1 Every owner and occupier of residential property or non-residential property
must:
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(a)
prevent garbage from accumulating on his property, and must remove
any such accumulations which may occur; and
(b)
remove from the sidewalks and footpaths bordering the property, all
discarded material, litter or rubbish that has been scattered or strewn over
the ground.
1.8 Large Item Pick-Up Service
1.8.1
The City, subject to subsections 1.8.2 to 1.8.5, will arrange for the pick-up of a
maximum of six (6) large items per calendar year from:
(a)
a single-family dwelling or a unit in a duplex dwelling that receives City
garbage collection service; and
(b)
a unit in a townhouse development or multi-family dwelling that receives
City garbage or City blue box recycling service,
and every owner of a property referred to in subsection 1.8.1(a) and (b) above must
pay the large item pick-up fee specified in Schedule A, which is attached and forms
a part of this bylaw.
1.8.2
The large item pick-up service established pursuant to subsection 1.8.1 shall be
only for large items that were used at the residential property where the large
item is placed for pick-up and collection will only be provided for the large item
specified by the occupier in the request made pursuant to subsection 1.8.4(a) of
this bylaw.
1.8.3
The maximum of six (6) large items per calendar year per eligible single-family
dwelling and unit in a duplex dwelling, townhouse development and multi-
family dwelling may be disposed of at the same time or on different occasions. If
in any calendar year, an eligible dwelling unit does not dispose of six (6) large
items, that eligible dwelling unit may not carry forward the collection of the
remaining item or items into a future calendar year.
1.8.4
Large items will be picked up from an eligible residential property on the
collection day for that residential property, provided:
(a)
the occupier contacts, by 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the collection
day, the person designated by the City to administer the large item pick-up
service and identifies the specific large item(s) to be picked up;
(b)
the large item is placed in the manner required by subsection 8.1.1(b)(i), (ii)
and (iii); and
(c)
if the large item is a refrigerator, freezer, icebox or other container that is
equipped with a latch or locking device, the doors of such large item are
removed and placed beside the large item.
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(d)
all mattresses to be picked up must be wrapped and sealed in a water-
resistant material;
(e)
all large items must be dry and free of moisture. Large items that are
excessively damp, waterlogged or contain moisture will not be picked up;
(f)
in the opinion of the City, the large item does not represent:
i. a health or safety concern;
ii. is or may be germ or vermin-infested;
iii. is or may be dangerous to the health of a person handling such large
item; or
iv. may damage the vehicle which is to transport such large item.
(g)
if the large item is rejected from large item pick up pursuant to Section
1.8.4 (d) to (f), upon request to the City by the owner of the residential
property and where the City, in its discretion, deems the item may be
collected and handled as garbage, the City may arrange for collection of the
item upon receipt of the Non-compliant large item collection fee as
outlined in Schedule A which is attached and forms a part of this bylaw.
1.8.5
By no later than 9:00 p.m. on collection day and at his, her or its sole expense, an
occupier or the strata corporation, as applicable, must remove from public view a
large item placed out for pick-up if the large item is:
(a)
tagged as being inappropriate or unacceptable, in the sole discretion of the
City; or
(b)
placed for pick-up without the occupier contacting, by 5:00 p.m. on the
Thursday prior to the collection day, the person designated by the City to
administer the large item pick-up service; or
(c)
not a large item specified in the request made pursuant to subsection
1.8.4(a) of this bylaw; or
(d)
missed for any reason.
PART TWO: CITY RECYCLING SERVICE
2.1 General Scope and Description of Service
2.1.1 The City will:
(a)
arrange for the collection and disposal of recyclable material from all
residential properties;
(b)
subject to subsections 2.2.2 and 2.2.3, arrange for the collection and
disposal of yard and garden trimmings and food waste from all
residential properties in the City;
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(c)
establish and maintain a recycling depot for use by owners and
occupiers
of
both residential
properties
and
non-residential
properties for the deposit:
(i)
of yard and garden trimmings;
(ii)
of upholstered furniture; and
(iii)
free of charge, of recyclable material and scrap metal and
aluminum items,
and every owner of residential property and non-residential property must
pay the applicable City recycling service fee specified in Schedule B, which is
attached and forms part of this bylaw.
(d)
establish and maintain a recycling depot for use by regional customers
for the deposit, free of charge, of base depot materials,
and every owner of residential property and non-residential property must
pay the applicable City recycling service fee specified in Schedule B, which is
attached and forms a part of this bylaw.
2.1.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of clause (c) and (d) of subsection 2.1.1,
(i)
the owner or occupier of a non-residential property is limited to depositing
one cubic yard of the material described in clause (c)(ii) and (c)(iii) per visit,
per day; and
(ii)
regional customers are limited to depositing one cubic yard of base depot
materials per visit, per day.
2.1.3 A person must not deposit or leave any recyclable material or any other
material at or near the entrance to the City's recycling depot, or in a manner or
location at the City's recycling depot contrary to posted signs or direction of City
staff.
2.2 Exemptions from City Service
2.2.1 No exemption will be provided from the City recycling service, or from payment of
the fee for that service.
2.2.2 Upon written application by the strata corporation of a multiple family dwelling
to the City, the General Manager of Engineering & Public Works may exempt
a multi-family dwelling from City collection of yard and garden trimmings and
food waste, and the payment of the fee for that service, if the strata corporation
develops and implements a yard and garden trimmings and food waste
diversion plan satisfactory to the General Manager of Engineering & Public
Works.
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2.2.3 If subsection 2.2.2 applies to a multi-family dwelling:
(a)
the occupiers and strata corporation of the multi-family dwelling must
not dispose of yard and garden trimmings and food waste except in
accordance with the diversion plan;
(b)
any changes to the diversion plan must be approved in advance by the
General Manager of Engineering & Public Works;
(c)
upon request by the City, the strata corporation must provide to the City
details of the implementation of and compliance with the diversion plan at
the multi-family dwelling;
(d)
the City may, at any time, enter the multi-family dwelling to conduct
inspections and determine compliance with the diversion plan; and
(e)
if the City is, at any time, not satisfied with the diversion plan or the level
of compliance with the diversion plan, the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works may revoke or cancel any exemption
provided pursuant to subsection 2.2.2.
2.3 Recycling Receptacle Limits
2.3.1 The General Manager of Engineering & Public Works may impose limits on
the number of recycling receptacles or volume of recyclable material which
may be placed for collection at any one time.
2.4 Preparation of Recyclable Materials for Collection
2.4.1 All recyclable materials must be sorted into the appropriate recycling bags, if
applicable, and placed in the recycling receptacle provided by the City, as
specified by the General Manager of Engineering & Public Works, and no
person may damage, tamper with or vandalize any recycling receptacle.
2.5 Preparation of Yard and Garden Trimmings and Food Waste for Collection
2.5.1
An occupier of a single-family dwelling or a unit in a duplex dwelling to which
garbage collection service is provided and an occupier of a unit in a townhouse
development to which City garbage or City blue box recycling service is provided,
may place for collection on collection day:
(a)
yard and garden trimmings, provided that such materials are:
(i)
securely tied in a bundle, provided the bundle is less than: (A) 1
metre (39 inches) in length; (B) 0.6 metres (24 inches) in width;
(C) 0.3 metres (12 inches) in height; and (D) 20 kilograms
(44 pounds) in weight; or
(ii)
placed entirely within a compostable paper bag which meets the
criteria set-out in paragraphs 2.5.1(b)(ii)(E), (F), (G) and (H); and
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(b)
yard and garden trimmings together with food waste, provided such
materials are placed entirely within:
(i)
a yard/food waste cart; or
(ii)
a container which meets the following criteria:
(A)
is made of rigid metal or plastic with a watertight, removable
lid;
(B)
is marked clearly and visibly with a "FOOD SCRAPS AND
YARD TRIMMINGS" label provided by the City, or such
other label designated or provided by the City for such
purpose;
(C)
is used solely to hold yard and garden trimmings and/or
food waste;
(D)
has a shape and opening which permits emptying with
minimum effort;
(E)
has handles or handling devices which permit lifting and
emptying safely by one person;
(F)
is strong enough to withstand normal handling and lifting;
(G)
does not exceed a gross weight of 20 kilograms (44 lbs)
when full;
(H)
is properly closed or sealed; and
(I)
has a capacity not more than 80 litres (2.82 cubic feet) and a
diameter of not more than 0.6 metres (24 inches).
2.5.2
The strata corporation of a multi-family dwelling may place for collection on
collection day:
(a)
yard and garden trimmings, provided such materials are contained
entirely within a compostable paper bag which meets the criteria set-out in
paragraphs 2.5.1(b)(ii)(E), (F), (G) and (H); and
(b)
yard and garden trimmings together with food waste, provided such
materials are placed entirely within a yard/food waste cart.
2.5.3
A person must not place or permit to be placed plastic bags, including
biodegradable plastic bags, or bags which contain plastic, including paper bags
lined or commingled with plastic in a yard/food waste container.
2.5.4
The City will provide:
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(a)
one (1) yard/food waste cart to each single-family dwelling and each unit
in a duplex dwelling to which garbage collection service is provided, and
each unit in a townhouse development to which City garbage or City
blue box recycling service is provided;
(b)
up to one (1) additional yard/food waste cart on request to each single-
family dwelling and each unit in a duplex dwelling to which garbage
collection service is provided, and each unit in a townhouse development
to which City garbage or City blue box recycling service is provided; and
(c)
yard/food waste cart(s) to multi-family dwellings that are not exempted
from City yard and garden trimmings and food waste collection service
pursuant to subsection 2.2.2 of this bylaw, in quantities that the General
Manager of Engineering & Public Works determines, in his or her
discretion, are sufficient for the estimated volume of yard and garden
trimmings and food waste generated by the multi-family dwelling.
2.5.5
Every occupier of a dwelling unit and every strata corporation of a multi-family
dwelling requesting a replacement yard/food waste cart must pay the yard/food
waste cart replacement fee specified in Schedule B, which is attached to and forms
a part of this bylaw.
2.5.6
All yard/food waste carts provided to a dwelling unit or multi-family dwelling
remain the sole property of the City and the City may, at any time, collect or
request the return of a yard/food waste cart.
2.5.7
No person shall damage, tamper with or vandalize a yard/food waste cart, or
place materials other than yard and garden trimmings and food waste in a
yard/food waste cart.
2.6 Ownership and Use of Recycling Receptacles
2.6.1 Recycling receptacles provided by the City remain the property of the City and
are to be used exclusively for storage and collection of recyclable material, and
must contain no other material, or be used for any other purpose.
PART THREE: CITY LITTER COLLECTION SERVICE
3.1 General Scope and Description of Service
3.1.1 The City will collect and dispose of all litter from roads, parks, public places, or
land owned by the City, and every owner of residential property and
non-residential property must pay the City litter collection service fee specified
in Schedule C, which is attached and forms a part of this bylaw.
3.1.2
A person must not leave, deposit, dump, scatter, litter or otherwise dispose of
(a)
garbage;
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(b)
materials listed in section 1.6.1;
(c)
recyclable materials;
(d)
yard and garden trimmings;
(e)
food waste; or
(f)
other discarded materials,
on any highway, park or other public place or on land owned by or under the
jurisdiction of the City.
3.1.3. The General Manager for Engineering and Public Works, or his or her delegate,
may arrange for, direct and supervise the removal of any material left, deposited,
dumped, scattered, littered or disposed of contrary to section 3.1.2; its transport
to an authorized facility; and the remediation and restoration of the affected site
to the state it was in before the contravention of section 3.1.2 occurred.
3.1.4 Any person who acts contrary to section 3.1.2, or who directs, supervises or aids
another person in acting contrary to that section, shall promptly and at his or her
own expense, comply with any notice or direction of the General Manager or his
or her delegate to have the offending material removed and transported to an
authorized facility; to carry out related remedial steps; and to take remedial action
to have the affected site restored to the state it was in before the contravention of
section 3.1.2 occurred.
3.1.5. A person who fails to comply with section 3.1.4 shall compensate and pay the
City for any expenses, fees or costs incurred by the City in carrying out the
removal and transport of the discarded materials and the restoration of the
affected property. Costs incurred by the City in relation to removal, transport
and restoration of discarded materials shall be a debt owing to the City that is in
addition to any penalty or fines that may be imposed in relation to an offence
under this Bylaw.
PART FOUR: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR STRATA-TITLED
PROPERTIES
4.1
It is a condition of the City providing garbage, recycling and/or yard and garden
trimmings and food waste collection service to a townhouse development or
multi-family dwelling, that:
(a)
all common property access points and routes for the collection service must
be kept clear and any access gates to the building or development must
remain open on collection day, or alternative means of access (such as
keys, codes or fobs) are arranged in advance with the collector; and
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(b)
the City will not repair or be responsible for any damage to the common
property, or surrounding property, which may result from use by the collection
vehicles.
PART FIVE: GARBAGE CONTAINERS AND RECYCLING
RECEPTACLES
5.1 Obligations of Occupier/Strata Corporation of Residential Property
5.1.1
Every occupier of a dwelling unit and every strata corporation of a multi-family
dwelling to which City garbage, recycling and/or yard and garden trimmings
and food waste collection service is provided must maintain all garbage
containers,
including
without
limitation
all
garbage
carts,
recycling
receptacles and yard/food waste containers and any enclosures for them in a
clean and sanitary condition, and in good order and repair. Where materials not
permitted by this bylaw are placed in a garbage container, recycling
receptacle or yard/food waste container, the occupier of the dwelling unit or
the strata corporation of the multi-family dwelling, as applicable, is responsible
for removing such materials at his, her or its cost and expense.
5.2 Obligations of Occupier of Non-Residential Property
5.2.1 Every occupier of non-residential property must provide and keep on the
property, an adequate number of commercial garbage containers for all
garbage from that property, and the General Manager of Engineering &
Public Works may, where necessary, order such occupier to provide additional
commercial garbage containers.
PART SIX: FREQUENCY OF REMOVAL AND COLLECTION
6.1 Every occupier of residential property or non-residential property must remove all
garbage generated from such property as often as necessary, to prevent garbage from
becoming unsightly or from causing a health concern.
6.2 The General Manager of Engineering & Public Works must establish, and may alter
as required, the frequency and routes for collection of both garbage and recyclable
materials.
PART SEVEN: SUBSTANDARD CONTAINERS AND
RECYCLING RECEPTACLES
7.1 A collector may condemn any garbage container, yard/food waste container or
recycling receptacle if it is unfit for its intended purpose, by attaching a warning tag to
such container or receptacle, and the contents of such condemned container or
receptacle may not be collected.
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7.2 An occupier whose garbage container, yard/food waste container or recycling
receptacle has been condemned, in accordance with section 7.1, must, within seven (7)
days of a warning tag being attached, replace:
(a)
such condemned garbage container with one that meets the specifications of
subsection 1.4.1;
(b)
such condemned yard/food waste container with one that meets the
specifications of subsection 2.5.1(a)(ii); or
(c)
such condemned recycling receptacle with another receptacle provided by the
City,
whichever is applicable.
PART EIGHT: LOCATION OF GARBAGE CONTAINERS AND
RECYCLING RECEPTACLES
8.1 Obligations of Occupiers and Strata Corporations
8.1.1 Subject to section 8.1.2, the occupier or strata corporation of a residential
property to which City garbage, recycling and/or yard and garden trimmings
and food waste collection service is provided must:
(a)
store all garbage containers, yard/food waste containers and recycling
receptacles on the property to which they belong, and ensure that they do
not encroach from such property, or project over any street, lane or other
public place; and
(b)
place all garbage containers, garbage carts, yard/food waste
containers and recycling receptacles which are intended for collection,
at either the back lane, front street or central collection location, whichever
may be specified by the General Manager of Engineering & Public
Works, and in accordance with the following:
(i)
if applicable, be placed adjacent to, but not on the travelled portion of
the roadway on collection day, and so that they do not endanger
vehicle or pedestrian traffic or interfere with City street cleaning or
other equipment;
(ii) be placed for collection no earlier than 8:00 p.m. of the day before
collection day and no later than 7:30 a.m. on collection day, and
they must be returned to their storage location no later than 9:00 p.m.
the same day; and
(iii) be placed so that they are easily seen by collection staff, readily
accessible by unobstructed access, and can be conveniently handled
from ground level, so that collection staff are not required to open
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gates, climb or descend stairs, lift containers or receptacles over
fences, or be otherwise unnecessary inconvenienced.
8.1.2 The strata corporation of every townhouse development and multi-family
dwelling to which City garbage, recycling and/or yard and garden trimmings
and food waste collection service is provided must ensure that garbage
containers, yard/food waste containers and recycling receptacles for such
townhouse development or multi-family dwelling are located in the place
identified for such containers in any development permit or development variance
permit applicable to such property, or as directed by the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works.
8.2 No person may place any garbage container, yard/food waste container or recycling
receptacle out for collection:
(a) in any location except on the same property from which it came; or
(b) on the property of another person without the permission of that person.
PART NINE: COLLECTION TIME RESTRICTIONS
9.1 To minimize disturbance and noise, a collector must not collect garbage, recyclable
material, or any other waste material:
(a)
prior to 7:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. on Monday to Saturday inclusive, or
(b)
prior to 9:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m. on Sundays and statutory holidays,
except in those areas designated by the General Manager of Engineering and Public
Works.
PART TEN: OWNERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY
10.1 Any recyclable materials left for collection in any recycling receptacle or any recyclable
materials or base depot materials left, placed, deposited or disposed of at a City recycling
depot become the property of the City, provided such materials comply with the
requirements of this bylaw.
10.2 Any loss or damage resulting from the collection of garbage, yard and garden
trimmings, food waste or recyclable materials becomes the responsibility of the
person who placed such material out for collection.
10.3 No person other than the General Manager of Engineering & Public Works or a
collector, or agent of the City may tamper with, examine or remove any garbage, yard
and garden trimmings, food waste or recyclable materials left by another person on
another property for collection or recyclable materials or base depot materials left,
placed, deposited or disposed of at a City recycling depot.
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PART ELEVEN: INVOICING FOR SERVICES
11.1 Invoicing for both City garbage collection service and City recycling service for
residential properties commences in the year in which the building permit for such
property was issued, and the fees payable:
(a)
in the year of construction are as specified in Schedule D, which is attached and
forms a part of this bylaw; and
(b)
in subsequent years are due on or before the invoice due date, and if paid on or
before the invoice due date, are subject to a 10% discount.
(c)
Extensions to the invoice due date may be granted at the discretion of the General
Manager, Engineering & Public Works.
11.2 It is a requirement of the City providing garbage and recycling service to any property,
that the owner of such property must bring to the attention of the Director of Finance,
any alleged error in the fee charged for the service, within one year from the end of the
fee period, after which all fees will be deemed to have been properly made, and no
complaint or error will be considered by the City, nor any adjustment made for any error,
after that time.
PART TWELVE: ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
12.1 Any garbage, yard and garden trimmings, food waste, recyclable materials or other
material left for collection which does not comply with the requirements of this bylaw will
not be collected, and any garbage container, yard/food waste container or recycling
receptacle which does not meet the requirements of this bylaw will not be emptied.
12.2 The General Manager of Engineering & Public Works is hereby authorized to enter,
at all reasonable times, onto any property or premises to which garbage collection
service or City recycling service is provided, to determine whether the requirements of
this bylaw are being complied with, and to effect compliance regarding the removal of
accumulations of garbage from the property, at the expense of the owner.
12.3 Any costs incurred in connection with the actions of the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works in accordance with section 12.2, which remain unpaid by
December 31 of the year that the compliance was effected, will be added to and form
part of the taxes payable on the property as taxes in arrears.
12.4 A person must not prevent or obstruct the General Manager of Engineering & Public
Works or a collector from carrying out any activities required under this bylaw.
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PART THIRTEEN: VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
13.1 Any person who:
(a)
violates or who causes or allows any of the provisions of this bylaw to be
violated; or
(b)
fails to comply with any of the provisions of this bylaw; or
(c)
neglects or refrains from doing anything required under this bylaw; or
(d)
who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention of any of the
provisions of this bylaw; or
(e)
makes any false or misleading statement,
is deemed to have committed an infraction of, or an offence against, this bylaw and is
liable on summary conviction to a fine not to exceed $10,000, and each day that such
violation is caused, or allowed to continue, constitutes a separate offence.
PART FOURTEEN: PREVIOUS BYLAW REPEAL
14.1 Garbage Disposal Bylaw No. 4515 (adopted on January 28th, 1985), and the following
amendment bylaws, are hereby repealed:
BYLAW NO.
ADOPTED ON
4567
Feb. 10, 1986
4729
Dec. 22, 1986
4989
Jan. 4, 1988
5293
Jan. 9, 1989
5481
Dec. 18, 1989
5650
Dec. 17, 1990
5732
Aug. 26, 1991
5823
Dec. 16, 1991
6007
Dec. 21, 1992
6239
Dec. 20, 1993
6408
Dec. 12, 1994
6573
Dec. 11, 1995
6614
Mar. 25, 1996
6703
Dec. 9, 1996
6848
Dec. 17, 1997
6973
Dec. 13, 1998
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PART FIFTEEN: INTERPRETATION
15.1 In this Bylaw, the following words have the following meaning:
BASE DEPOT
MATERIALS
means the following:
(a)
batteries, household less than 5 kg, lead-acid batteries
for vehicles;
(b)
beverage containers, no refund provided;
(c)
books;
(d)
cooking oil or animal fat;
(e)
corrugated cardboard;
(f)
electronics, including televisions and accessories,
computers, printers, speakers, audio equipment,
electronic toys and musical instruments, video gaming
systems;
(g)
expanded polystyrene, white and coloured;
(h)
film packaging, including plastic bags, overwrap and
flexible plastic packaging;
(i)
glass bottles and jars;
(j)
gasoline;
(k)
lamps and light fixtures;
(l)
metals, including scrap metal, appliances, outdoor power
equipment and metal packaging;
(m)
paint products and solvents, including household paints,
paint aerosols, flammable aerosols, flammable liquids;
(n)
paper and paper packaging;
(o)
pesticides, domestic;
(p)
plastic packaging;
(q)
propane tanks;
(r)
small appliances and power tools;
(s)
smoke and carbon monoxide alarms;
(t)
used motor oil and antifreeze; and
(u)
other products determined by the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works to be acceptable for
recycling.
CITY
means the City of Richmond.
COLLECTION DAY
means the day designated for the collection of either garbage
or recyclable materials, by the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works.
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COLLECTOR
means a person who under contract collects and removes
garbage and/or recyclable material from the site at which it is
generated.
COMMERCIAL
GARBAGE
CONTAINER
means a rigid container which has dimensions of not less than
1.22 metres (4 feet) in height, 1.07 metres (3.5 feet) in length,
and 1.83 metres (6 feet) in width, which is specifically
designed for holding garbage.
COMPOSTABLE
PAPER BAG
means a kraft paper bag which does not contain and is not
adhered to plastic, metal or other non-compostable material.
DIRECTOR OF
FINANCE
means the person appointed by Council to the position of
Director of Finance for the City.
DUPLEX DWELLING
means a detached building containing only two residential
dwelling units.
FOOD WASTE
means meats, fish, bones, seafood shells, vegetable peelings
and seeds, fruit peelings and seeds, eggshells, pasta, rice,
baked goods, desserts, dairy, butter, sauces, food-soiled
papers such as: pizza boxes, ice cream cartons, paper plates
and napkins, coffee grounds and coffee filters, tea bags and
tea leaves, and similar products as approved for disposal by
the General Manager of Engineering & Public Works from
time to time.
GARBAGE
means any and all accumulations of general rubbish or
discarded materials resulting from the activities conducted on
a particular property, and specifically excludes all materials
listed in section 1.6.
GARBAGE CART
means a wheeled cart provided by the City for the disposal
and collection of garbage.
GARBAGE
CONTAINER
means either:
(i)
a plastic bag; or
(ii)
a container for holding garbage which meets the
requirements of clause (b) of subsection 1.4.1; or
(iii)
a garbage cart.
GENERAL MANAGER
OF ENGINEERING &
PUBLIC WORKS
means the person appointed by Council to the position of
General Manager of Engineering & Public Works, and
includes a person designated as his alternate.
LARGE ITEM
means furniture, appliances, small household goods (provided
they are boxed or bundled in a reasonable size), barbeques
(provided lava rock briquettes or equivalent, and propane
tanks are removed), outdoor furniture, weight training
equipment, electric lawnmowers, mattresses, passenger and
light-duty tires and similar items approved for pick-up by the
General Manager of Engineering & Public Works, but does
not include:
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(a)
tree stumps;
(b)
carpet or pieces of carpet;
(c)
lumber, demolition or home renovation materials;
(d)
hazardous waste;
(e)
propane tanks;
(f)
gas lawnmowers; or other items excluded by the General
Manager of Engineering & Public Works.
MULTI-FAMILY
DWELLING
means a detached, multi-floor building containing three or
more residential dwelling units.
NON-RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES
mean all taxable properties which are not Single-Family
Dwellings, Duplex Dwellings, Multi-Family Dwellings or
Townhouse Developments.
OCCUPIER
means any person occupying any property within the City, and
includes the owner of the property where:
(i)
the owner is the person occupying such property, or
(ii)
the property is unoccupied,
but does not include any person who is a boarder, roomer or
lodger.
OWNER
means those persons defined as "owner" under the
Community Charter.
RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS
means the following:
(a)
newspapers or other papers printed on newsprint;
(b)
paper products, including magazines, catalogues,
telephone books, paperbacks, paper egg cartons, third
class mail, corrugated cardboard, cereal and paper
boxes, office paper, glossy paper, paper pet food bags,
paper cups, and any fiber made entirely of paper, but
does not include wax paper;
(c)
glass bottles, including all food and beverage
containers, but excluding drinking glasses, ceramics,
Pyrex, window glass, light bulbs or containers with
food;
(d)
metal containers and packaging, including all aerosol
cans, spiral wound cans, tin and aluminum foil and
containers, but excluding paint cans and cans with food
or other residue;
(e)
plastic containers, including plastic jugs with screw
tops, plastic bottles and caps, plastic jars and lids,
plastic clamshells, plastic trays and tops, plastic tubs
and lids, plastic cold drink cups and lids, plastic garden
pots and trays, plastic pails, and microwavable bowls
and cups;
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(f)
milk cartons, juice boxes, frozen dessert containers,
aseptic boxes or cartons and gable-top cartons; and
(g)
other products determined by the General Manager of
Engineering & Public Works to be acceptable for
recycling.
RECYCLING
RECEPTACLE
means any container provided or designated by the City for the
storage and collection of recyclable material, and includes
recycling bags.
REGIONAL
CUSTOMERS
means any resident or business situated within the Regional
District of Metro Vancouver.
RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES
means all Single-Family Dwellings, Duplex Dwellings, Multi-
Family Dwellings and Townhouse Developments.
SINGLE-FAMILY
DWELLING
means a detached building used exclusively for residential
purposes, containing one dwelling unit only.
TOWNHOUSE
DEVELOPMENT
means a building or buildings containing three or more strata-
titled dwelling units, where each unit has a separate entrance
at first-storey level.
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
means residential furniture intended for indoor use in a home
and designed to be used for sitting, resting or reclining that is
wholly or partially stuffed or filled with resilient cushioning
materials enclosed within a covering consisting of fabric or
related materials and does not include mattresses or box
springs.
YARD AND GARDEN
TRIMMINGS
means plant debris and includes grass clippings, tree
clippings, leaves, other trimmings, tree and hedge pruning,
plants, flowers, and other household organic yard and garden
wastes, but excluding:
(i)
sod and diseased materials; and
(ii)
any such items exceeding 15 cm (6 inches) in
diameter.
YARD/FOOD WASTE
CART
means a wheeled cart provided by the City for the disposal
and collection of yard and garden trimmings and food
waste.
YARD/FOOD WASTE
CONTAINER
means a bundle referred to in subsection 2.5.1(a)(i), a
compostable paper bag referred to in subsection 2.5.1(a)(ii),
yard/food waste cart, or a container referred to in subsection
2.5.1(b)(ii).
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PART SIXTEEN: SEVERABILITY AND BYLAW CITATION
16.1 The provisions of this bylaw are severable, and if, for any reason, any part, section,
subsection, clause, or sub-clause, or other words in this bylaw are for any reason, found
to be invalid or unenforceable by the decision of a Court of competent jurisdiction, such
decision does not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this bylaw.
16.2 This bylaw is cited as "Solid Waste and Recycling Regulation Bylaw No. 6803".
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BYLAW YEAR:
2026
SCHEDULE A to BYLAW NO. 6803
FEES FOR CITY GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a single-family
dwelling, each unit in a duplex dwelling, and each unit in a townhouse
development: 80L container
$
91.94
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a townhouse
development with weekly collection service: 80L container
$
110.33
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a single-family
dwelling, each unit in a duplex dwelling, and each unit in a townhouse
development: 120L container
$
125.00
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a townhouse
development with weekly collection service: 120L container
$
150.00
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a single-family
dwelling, each unit in a duplex dwelling, and each unit in a townhouse
development: 240L container
$
158.50
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a townhouse
development with weekly collection service: 240L container
$
190.20
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a single-family
dwelling, each unit in a duplex dwelling, and each unit in a townhouse
development: 360L container
$
299.44
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a townhouse
development with weekly collection service: 360L container
$
359.33
Annual City garbage collection service fee for each unit in a multi-family
dwelling
-
Weekly service
-
Twice per week service
$
$
57.50
101.11
Fee for garbage cart replacement
$
25.00
Fee for each excess garbage container tag
$
2.00
Large Item Pick Up fee
$
24.00
Non-compliant large item collection fee
$
75.00
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SCHEDULE B to BYLAW NO. 6803
FEES FOR CITY RECYCLING SERVICE
Annual City recycling service fee:
(a) For residential properties, which receive blue box service (per unit)
(b) For multi-family dwellings or townhouse developments which receive centralized
collection service (per unit)
$
$
71.89
63.22
Annual City recycling service fee:
(a) For yard and garden trimmings and food waste from single-family dwellings and from
each unit in a duplex dwelling (per unit)
$
185.56
(b) For yard and garden trimmings and food waste from townhome dwellings that receive
City garbage or blue box service (per unit)
$
74.89
(c) For yard and garden trimmings and food waste from multi-family dwellings
-
Weekly Service
$
58.11
-
Twice per week service
$
78.89
Cardboard bin recycling service for multi-family dwellings, collected once every 2 weeks
$
90.00/bin/month
Cardboard bin recycling service for multi-family dwellings, collected weekly
$ 100.00/bin/month
Fee for yard/food waste cart replacement
$
25.00
Annual City recycling service fee for non-residential properties
$
8.21
City recycling service fee for the Recycling Depot:
(a) (i) for yard and garden trimmings from residential properties
$25.00 per cubic yard
for the second and
each subsequent cubic
yard
(ii) for recyclable material from residential properties
$
0.00
(b) For yard and garden trimmings from non-residential properties
$25.00 per cubic yard
(c) For recycling materials from non-residential properties
$
0.00
(d) For upholstered furniture from residential properties
(i) office/dining chair, ottoman, bench
$
0.00
(ii) arm chair, loveseat, couch, recliner, chaise
$
0.00
(iii) sectional, sofabed, reclining loveseat/couch, massage chair
$
0.00
(e) For upholstered furniture from non-residential properties
(i) office/dining chair, ottoman, bench
$
20.00
(ii) arm chair, loveseat, couch, recliner, chaise
$
35.00
(iii) sectional, sofabed, reclining loveseat/couch, massage chair
$
50.00
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SCHEDULE C to BYLAW NO. 6803
FEES FOR CITY LITTER COLLECTION SERVICE
Annual City litter collection service fee for both residential properties and non-
residential properties
$
51.78
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SCHEDULE D TO BYLAW 6803
NEW RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PAYMENT FEE SCHEDULE
GARBAGE, RECYCLING & LITTER COLLECTION FEE
RECYCLING & LITTER COLLECTION FEE PER STRATA LOT
Single-Family Dwellings
& Each Unit in a Duplex
Townhouse Development
Townhouse Development
Multi-Family Development
Dwelling
Month in Current Year
in which Building
Permit is Issued
Prorated Fee
Per Unit
Year in which
Annual Fee
Commences
Prorated Fee
Per Unit
Year in which
Annual Fee
Commences
Prorated Fee
Per Unit
Year in which
Annual Fee
Commences
Prorated Fee
Per Unit
Year in which
Annual Fee
Commences
January
2026 $ 221
2027
$ -
2027
$ -
2027
$ 79
2028
February
2026 $ 184
2027
$ 292
2028
$ 167
2028
$ 66
2028
March
2026 $ 148
2027
$ 266
2028
$ 152
2028
$ 53
2028
April
2026 $ 111
2027
$ 239
2028
$ 137
2028
$ 40
2028
May
2026 $ 74
2027
$ 213
2028
$ 122
2028
$ 26
2028
June
2026 $ 37
2027
$ 186
2028
$ 106
2028
$ 13
2028
July
2026 $ -
2027
$ 160
2028
$ 91
2028
$ -
2028
August
2026 $ 414
2028
$ 133
2028
$ 76
2028
$ 149
2029
September
2026 $ 376
2028
$ 106
2028
$ 61
2028
$ 135
2029
October
2026 $ 339
2028
$ 80
2028
$ 46
2028
$ 122
2029
November
2026 $ 301
2028
$ 53
2028
$ 30
2028
$ 108
2029
December
2026 $ 263
2028
$ 27
2028
$ 15
2028
$ 95
2029