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11A-3-15 TERMS OF APPROVAL:
4-2-3: GARBAGE AND REFUSE REGULATIONS 1 :
A. Preparation Of Garbage: All garbage, before being deposited in the receptacles required by this section, shall be drained of surplus liquids and water.
B. Compulsory Use Of Receptacle Requirements: Excluding individuals that self-haul, all residential owners and/or occupants; all commercial owners and/or occupants; and all persons undertaking, providing, or allowing the provision of construction contractor or landscaper services; within the City of Eagle; shall pay for, and shall be provided solid waste and recyclable materials collection services by the franchisee, except as otherwise provided in this chapter for temporary project-specific activity. Such services shall be provided in the manner and by the means as may be established by the written franchise agreement and all applicable City ordinances and resolutions. Each such householder, head of a family, tenant or proprietor or operator shall deposit all "garbage","rubbish" and "solid waste" as defined in section 4-2-2 of this chapter, accumulating upon such premises in such receptacles as fast as the same accumulates.
C. Temporary Project-Specific Service: Any person may contract with a solid waste collection provider of the person's choosing for the use of solid waste collection containers and collection services for a temporary project-specific service, as such term is defined in this chapter. The following shall apply to temporary project-specific service:
1. The owner of a property on which a temporary project is occurring shall be presumed to be responsible for carrying on or allowing the carrying on of temporary project service.
2. The owner of a property on which a temporary project is occurring shall carry on or allow the carrying on of such temporary project for no longer than ninety (90) days. If a project or undertaking is of a duration longer than ninety (90) days, the owner shall utilize or require the person carrying on the temporary project to utilize, solid waste collection services provided by the City franchisee.
3. Entities providing solid waste collection services for temporary project-specifics shall collect temporary project-specific waste at least once every thirty (30) days, unless greater frequency is appropriate, at the City's discretion, considering protection of the environment and public health and safety.
4. One (1) temporary project-specific activity may occur per property per calendar year.
5. All temporary project-specific containers shall have clearly readable identification, on at least two (2) sides, using font at least two inches (2") in height, with the company name and an active phone number at which the entity providing the container and/or collection services may be reached.
6. No person shall use a temporary project-specific container to contain household solid waste, prohibited waste, or putrescible waste (waste that can decay and stink or become putrid).
7. No person shall place solid waste not generated by the temporary project-specific in a temporary project-specific container.
8. Wheeled carts shall not be used as temporary project-specific containers.
D. Placement Of Receptacles: It shall be unlawful for any person to place any receptacle containing, or designed or used for garbage or rubbish, upon any street, alley, sidewalk, public place or open lot in the city except, only where premises are not situated adjacent to an alley, the owner or occupant of such premises may place receptacles containing garbage or rubbish upon the sidewalk or street adjacent to such premises in such manner as not to interfere with the free use of such sidewalk or street for an unreasonable period of time.
E. Unauthorized Interference With Receptacle: It shall be unlawful for any person, other than the city, its agents or employees, or a person holding a permit or license for such purpose, or having a contract with the city for such purpose, to interfere in any manner with any receptacle containing garbage or rubbish, or any form of refuse, or to remove any such receptacle from the location where the same was placed by the owner thereof, or to remove any of the contents of such receptacle, excluding providers of temporary project-specific services. (Ord. 743, 11-17-2015; amd. Ord. 954, 8-26-2025)
Notes
| 1 | 1. See subsection 8-3-2D of this code for additional requirements in commercial, industrial and multi-family residential areas. |
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