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TITLE
17
REFUSE AND TRASH DISPOSAL[1] CHAPTER 1. REFUSE. CHAPTER
1 SECTION
17‑101. Refuse
defined. 17‑102. Premises
to be kept clean. 17‑103. Storage. 17‑104. Disturbing
containers. 17‑105. Collection. 17‑106. Collection
vehicles. 17‑107. Disposal. 17-108. Litter
control.
17‑101.
Refuse
defined.
Refuse shall mean and include garbage, rubbish, leaves, brush, and refuse
as those terms are generally defined except that dead animals and fowls, body
wastes, hot ashes, rocks, concrete, bricks, and similar materials are expressly
excluded therefrom and shall not be stored therewith.
17‑102.
Premises
to be kept clean.
All persons within the town are required to keep their premises in a
clean and sanitary condition, free from accumulations of refuse except when
stored as provided in this chapter.
17‑103.
Storage.
Each owner, occupant, or other responsible person using or occupying
any building or other premises within the Town of Eagleville where refuse
accumulates or is likely to accumulate shall provide and keep covered an
adequate number of refuse containers. The
refuse containers shall be strong, durable, and rodent and insect proof.
17‑104.
Disturbing
containers.
No unauthorized person shall uncover, rifle, pilfer, dig into, turn over,
or in any other manner disturb or use any refuse container belonging to another.
This section shall not be construed to prohibit the use of public refuse
containers for their intended purpose.
17-105.
Collection.
It shall be the responsibility of each owner or occupant to provide for
the proper collection of all refuse which accumulates upon his premises.
17‑106.
Collection
vehicles.
The collection of refuse shall be by means of vehicles with beds
constructed of impervious materials which are easily cleanable and so
constructed that there will be no leakage of liquids draining from the refuse
onto the streets and alleys. Furthermore,
all refuse collection vehicles shall utilize closed beds or such coverings as
will effectively prevent the scattering of refuse over the streets or alleys.
17‑107.
Disposal.
The disposal of refuse in any quantity by any person in any place,
public or private, other than at the site or sites designated for
refuse disposal by the board of mayor and
aldermen is expressly prohibited.
17-108.
Litter
control.
The improper disposal of refuse in any quantity from his vehicle shall be
prima facie evidence of guilt of littering of the driver of any motor vehicle,
other than a motor bus. If an
object of refuse is discovered on another's property without his permission, on
any public highway, street, or road, upon public parks or recreation areas, or
upon any other public property except that property designated for that use,
bearing a person's name, it shall be prima facie evidence of guilt of littering
of the person whose name appears on the object thrown, dumped, deposited, or
caused to be thrown, dumped, or deposited there.[2]
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