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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances_1612_CCv0001.pdf g ORDINANCE NO 161 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF REDLANDSREGULATING THE DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE ANIS RUBBISH IN THE CITY CE REDLANDS RESCINDING CHAPTER 39 OF THE REDLANDS ORDINANCE CODE AND ORDINANCE NO. 1246 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY F REDLANDS does hereby ordain as follows SECTION ONE: That the Redlands Ordinance Cade be amended by substituting an entirely re- written rit- en Chapter 39, garbage and Rubbish, reading as follows: z r �s a a Usnt� �4x2th HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH CHAP. 39 CHAPTER 39 GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Article 39€3 . Definitions 391. . Accumulation and Collection 392. "transportation and Charges for Collection 393 . Containers 394. Miscellaneous 395 . Enforcement ARTICLE 39 Definitions 39000. "Declaration of Policy. " e accu- mulation, ccu-m lation, collection, removal, and disposal of garbage and solid waste matter must be controlled by the City for the protection of the public health, safety, and welfare. The City Council finds that to give effective practice to this policy, a 'comprehensive system for the periodic collection, removal, and disposal of garbage and solid waste matter' from all premises in the City is essential, and benefits all occupants of premises in the City, and therefore, all such occupants are made liable for the garbage and solid waste matter charges authorized under this chapter. (1612) § 39001: . The ward "Director" as used herein means the Sanitation Director of the Disposal .Department- of the City of Redlands, and the word "Department" when: not otherwise qualified, refers to and means the Disposal Department of the City of Redlands. (1612) 39002 . The ward "Collector" as used herein means an employee ofthe Disposal,. Department of the City of Redlands or a collector authorized by the City council of the City of Redlands, (1612 39003 . "Garbage" shall mean and include kitchen and table refuse, leavings, offal, and every accumulation of animal, vegetable, and other organic matter which attends to preparation, consumption, decay, or dealing in: or storage of meats, fish, fowl, birds, fruits, and vegetables. (1612) 3900 » "Wet garbage" shall mean all animal_ and vegetable refuse from kitchen and household waste that shall have been prepared for or intended to be used as food, all decayed or unsound fruit and vegetable Matter, and all animal, fish, or fowl refuse, others than manure. (1612) /7/7 frt HEALTH AGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 3900 39005. "Wrapped garbage" shall .mean garbage- that has been drained and securely wrapped in paper sacks, commercial paper, or newspapers of sufficient thickness to prevent t the refuse from being exposed to contamination an by flies or rodents . (1612) 39006. "Rubbish" shall be deemed to include, but not limited to, wood, leaves, shrub trimmings, small tree branches not to exceed: one inch in diameter and four feet long thereof, shavings, sawdust, excelsior, wooden: ware_, dodgers, printed matter, paper, pasteboard, cardboard, corrugated cardboard boxes, grass, rags, straw, boots, shoes, crockery, bottles, tin cans, meal vessels, ashes, and all waste material rial of every character whatever collected or accumulated within the city of Redlands, except garbage, swill, earth, sand', clay, gravel, loam, manure, stone, bricks, plaster, other refuse attendant to building, con- struction, or repairs . (1612) 39007. "By products" shall mean and include (l) all material produced, developed, or generated incidental to the operation of any business, which is not the principal abject of production of such business, but which materia., due to its nature, can be scald by the producer thereof at a price greater than the cost of hauling such material to the point of delivery or sale; (2) all material which, due to its nature, can be sold by the producer thereof at the paint of production, for a valuable consideration; and (3) all such .materials as the City Council, by resolution, designates as by products... (16 39008. "Ashes" sha.11 mean the residue from; the burning of wood, cardboard, paper, brush, and similar' material resulting from heating, cooking., or disposing of waste combustible materials, but shall not include ashes: resulting from industrial processes .. (1612) § 39009. The term "solid waste matter" as used herein shall mean the usual and customary types of household and commercial garbage, trash, and: refuse such as wastes from the preparation and cooking of foods, waste food, waste paper, cloth; containers such as bottles, tin cans, cartons and crates; materials such as wood, plastic, rubber, metal, glass, grass, tree and plant trimmings; and other refuse items customarily deposited by City residences, commercial, and industrial establishments, homeowners, occupants, contractors, builders and visitors in collec- tion o le -tion containers or areas for pick-up and disposal by them- selves or ethers. The following materials are excluded: manure; wastes consisting primarily of earth and earth. /7/7 all 5,111111 HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 39009, Cont. materials, liquid wastes; and special wastes such as chemicals, ails, or materials or any poisonous, hazardous, or explosive nature. (1512) 39010. "Trash" shall mean tree stamps, roofing material, plaster, concrete, or ether substances that may accumulate as a result of repairs to land or buildings or as a result of initial clearing of bats or as a result of building operations . (1612) 39111. ;"Refuse" shall mean solid waste mat- ter and/or trash. (1612)' 39012. "Dwelling" shall zea - a residential building consisting of a single living unit. (1612) § 39013. "Multiple dwelling" shall mean a> residential building consisting of more than one luring unit:, even where there is no more than one grater meter on such. premises . (1612) 390114. ''Commercial establishments" shall mean any organization, private or civic,; of any number of persons or objects that provides goods or service to the City or its inhabitants . (1612) 390154 "Industri 's HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH ART. 391 ARTICLE 391 Accumulation and Collection 39100 . For the purpose of regulating the collection of garbage and rubbish in the City of Redlands, the following rules and regulations shall be observed. (1612) 39101. UNLAWFUL DEPOSIT. It shall be un- lawful to deposit, keep, accumulate, permit, or cause any garbage or rubbish to be deposited, kept, or accumulated in a condition which is offensive, unsightly, detrimental to public health, or hazardous from fire upon any lot or parcel of land or on any public or private place, street, land, alley, or driveway, except as herein provided. (1612) § 39102 . DEPOSIT GARBAGE OR RUBBISH IN STREETS, VACANT LOTS, ETC. it shall be unlawful for any person to place or deposit, or cause or permit to be placed or deposited, or to allow to remain in the street, alley, or right-of-way area adjacent to the premises occupied by such person any garbage, market refuse, combustible rubbish, noncombustible rubbish, ashes, waste construction materials, or other waste material of any kind in, into, or upon any public street, avenue, alley, right-of"way, or other public place in the City, or in, into, or upon any vacant lot or vacant premises, or in or into any river or wash or in the bed thereof, except in the manner and for the purposes as may be permitted by this chapter. (1612) § 39103 . USE OF DUMPS. No person, firm, or corporation shall be permitted to dump garbage or rubbish at any place within the City of Redlands, excepting a dump designated by the City Council. Such persons, firms, or corporations shall comply with all rules and regulations, governing the use of dumps. (1612) 39104. RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE FOR COL- LECTION. It shall be unlawful for the owner or occupant of any residential unit or industrial or comnercial estab- lishment within the City to fail or neglect to provide for the removal of garbage of solid waste matter from said premises in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. (1612) § 39105. ACCUMULATIONS. Every person owning or occupying any building, lot, or premises in the City shall keep said property in a clean and sanitary condition and shall not cause or permit garbage or codbustible solid waste matter to collect or accumulate for more than 6/7/77 HEALTH GARBAGE AND RU13BISH Sec. 39105, Cont. one (l) calendar week, or cause or permit any noncombus- tible onco us-tible solid waste matter to accumulate for a period in excess of one (1) calendar month; provided, however, that this provision shall not be construed to interfere with: any occupant keening building materials upon premises during the construction, reconstruction., or repair of a building or structure thereon under a current valid building permit, nor with the keeping o ', wood neatly piled upon such premises for household use. (1612 In the event of the accumulation of waste matter upon any private property, the Sanitation Director is hereby authorized to remove the sae upon the payment of a service fee therefore in an amount equal to the cost of such removal. (1612); § 39106. KEEPING YARD IN CLEAN CONDITION. No person, either as owner or occupant,, shall permit_ or allow his yard: or premises to be in ars unclean or unwholesome condition, or so as to expose the buildings thereon, or other buildings, to destruction, or damage by fire, or to permit any substance to be or remain; thereon which may be injurious to public health, or offensive to the senses, or interfere with public comfort, or to permit an accumulation of rubbish, stagnant water, or filth of any kind to remain, upon his yard or premises . (1612) Space about the containers shall be left free from any refuse spilled during the collection. The City shall not be responsible for cleaning up unsanitary conditions about the refuse containers caused by carelessness of the occupant,. (1612) 391 PLACEMENT. It shall be unlawful to cause or permit any solid waste or refuse receptacle to be placed in any street or alley except as provided; in this section~ Solid waste receptacles from residential units shall be placed for collection not prior to the evening preceding the scheduled: collection day. (1612) No container shall be placed inside closed buildings or inside: a gate which ,is not self-closing. (1612) 39108. RESIDENTIAL., In portions of the City where an alleyabuts the premises, all containers for collection shall be placed adjacent to the alley as close: as possible to the property line* provided, however, that where such placement is impracticable, such containers Y shall be placed for collection as directed by the Sanita- tion Director with the approval of the City Manager. (1612) 6/7/7 3 yht wr' r- �iu.. HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 39108, Cont.. Where there is no alley, all containers shall be placed for collection at a place adjoining the pri=vate driveway. No container shall be more than. fifty ( 9) feet from the driveway and the driveway shall be so located and maintained as to be; accessible for use b the department. The collector may select an alternate means of ingress and egress to such container if the driveway has been blocked for any reason. (1612) Collection of refuseshall be made from the place where containers are located on the property, provided the containers are freely accessible, are at the ground level or on a platform not more that. thirty (30) inches above the ground, and are not inside any dwelling, garage, or other building., (1612) 391€19. PLACEMENT DISPUTES .. In all cases of disputes or complaints arising from or concerning the place where solid waste receptacles from residential units shall be placed while awaiting the removal of their con- tents, the Sanitation Director shall forthwith designate the place and his decision shall be final . (1612) 9110 . INGRESS ANIS EGRESS. Any owner or occupant of a residence who refuses means of ingress or egress necessary for any motorized equipment to collect garbage and rubbish shall_ be charged double the collec- tion charge established for such service by the City Council of the City of Redlands . (1:612) 3911.1. PLACEMENT: COMMERCIAL BINS. All commercial collection bins or drop bodies shall be placed in a area approved by the City which shall be easily accessible; by collection personnel. (1612) In all cases of disputes or complaints arising from or concerning the placement of bins or drop bodies, written notice- shall be given to the City. in all cases of disputes or complaints, the Sanitation Director shall forthwith designate the: place and his decision shall be final . (1612) 39112 CAB of CONTAINERS AFTER COLLECTION. It shall be the duty of every person placing a garbage or rubbish container in or upon any street, sidewalk, curls, or alley for garbage or rubbish collection to remove such container from the street, sidewalk, curb, or alley immediately after the contents of the containers have been collected by the authorized collector of garbage or rubbish for the City, and in any event, within twelve (1 ) x"7 '7 Ae HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 39112, Cont hours after such removal, and it shall be unlawful for any person to fail or refuse to performs such: duty. Refuse containers shall be shared out of vier from: the street except during collection periods. (1612 § 39113 . UNLAWFUL PLACEMENT OF REFUSE IN OTHER'S CONTAINER AND UNLAWFUL PLACEMENT OF CONTAINERS. It shall be unlawful for any person to place any garbage or rubbish accumulating can any premises within the City in; the garbage or rubbish container containing garbage or rubbish which has, accumulated in, upon, or from any other premises within the City or to place any such container for collection of garbage or rubbish therefrom in, upon, or in front, or in the rear of any other premises (1612) 39114. PLACEMENT IN RECEPTACLES. All garbage and solid waste matter placed in receptacles to be returned for reuse shall be placed loosely in said receptacle so as to insure ease of disposal, (1612) 391.1.5. COMMERCIAL RECEPTACLES : GARBAGE. All garbage created, produced, or accumulated at hotels, restaurants, or other business establishments where solid waste matter containing garbage is accumulated shall be> drained and placed in plastic water-tight, heavy-duty bags prior to being placed in solid waste receptacles for collection_. (1612) 39116. COMMERCIAL RECEPTACLES : BOXES AND CARTONS. in every place where commercial collection bins or drop bodies are utilized, the occupant of adjoining property shall: use only such receptacles andshallflatten or dismantle boxes or cartons of cardboard or other materials to provide the minimum volume of waste matter in such. receptacles. (1612) 39117. COMBUSTIBLE RUBBISH S"G"T' SUSCEPTIBLE; TO PLACEMENT IN CONTAINERS :ERS DISPOSITION. Any combustible rubbish not capable of placement in a container as described in this chapter mai be _placed for collection: in the same manner and at the same places as designated for containers; provided that it is prepared in the following manner,. It shall be securely tied in bundles not heavier than thirty- five (3 ) pounds nor more than four (4) feet in length and. eighteen (18) inches in diameter. Crating material such as cardboard or plywood shall be broken down into sections whose dimensions do not exceed eighteen (1 inches in width, nor more than four ( ) feet in length. (1612)' 6/7/77 HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec,. 39115 39115 . BUNDLES . Carden trimmings and other waste Matter which cannot readily be placed in containers shall be tied in bundles not exceeding four (4) feet in length or eighteen (18;) inches in diameter nor 35 pounds in weight., (16 2) Newspapers shall be tied in bundles or placed in containers, neither of which shall exceed 65 pounds in weight. (1612) 39119. ASHES. Ashes; shall be thoroughly moistened to prevent them from scattering and placed in a non—returnable container.. (1612) 391:20.. GARBAGE. All garbage shall be placed in receptacles as specified in this section and shall be drained and securely wrapped before being placed in the receptacle. As many thicknesses of paper or Cather materials shall be used as is necessary to confine the> garbage in a package that may be handled without lass of contents. (1612) 39121 . OFFENSIVE MATERIALS. Dog droppings, sanitary napkins, and items which are unsanitary and offensive must be securely wrapped. (1612) 39122. LUBRICANTS. All lubricants such as motor cit: shall be clearly designated and disposed of in a separate receptacle not to be returned for reuse. (1612) § 39123 . DANGEROUS AND INFECTED SUBSTANCES . No person shall place or deposit in any solid receptacle for collection pursuant to this chapter any unbroken and exposed hypodermic needles, medicines, pills, poisons, caustic acids, explosives, or similar dangerous substances which might cause human injury or harms. (1.612) No person shall place or deposit in any solid waste receptacle for collection pursuant to this article wearing apparel, bedding, or Cather articles from any home or place where any infectious or contagious disease has prevailed . The owner or occupant of any premises where an infectious or contagious disease has prevailed shall forthwith notify the County Health Officer and, shall dispose of said articles in accordance with his directions. (1612) 39124.; NONCOMPLIANCE. If the provisions of this section are not fully complied with.., the collector shall place a tag an the container so stating. No collec- tion shall be made until the provisions of this section are complied with. (1612) 6,/7;/77 s„ HEALTH GARBAGE ANIS RUBBISH Sec. 39125 39125, COLLECTIONS : FREQUENCY. All garbage and solid waste matter shall be collected in accordance with this section. (1612) 39126. RESIDENTIAL. All residential units shall be collected a minimum of twice each week, excepting those weeks with authorized departmental holidays (which are Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year' s Day)' , and all such garbage and rubbish shall be roved from the premises and disposed of in such a manner as not to become a. nuisance- or menace, or danger to public health. (1612) § 39127, COMMERCIAL. Al.l commercial es ab- lashments shall be collected a minimum of once each week, excepting those establishments that generate garbage which shall be collected a minimus of twice each week. If a totally enclosed compactor unit is utilized:, frequency of collection will be based upon use; however, in no event shall collection period be more than 14-day intervals . The Sanitation Director may require a greater number of collections per week for commercial establishments as deemed necessary to comply with the provisions of this chapter, when he deems it necessary or expedient for efficient handling, or for the protection of public health, safety, and welfare. (,1612) ARTICLE 392' Transportation and Charge for Collection 39200 . CITY SHALE HAVE EXCLUSIVE JURIS- DICTION. This collection of all: garbage and ,solid waste natter within the City of Redlands shall be performed b ` the City under the direction of the Sanitation Director and for such purposes the City may use City personnel however, the City Manager may authorize any person to collect, remove, and, dispose of garbage and solid waste matter under such terms, conditions,, and limitations deemed necessary in the interest of public health, safety, and welfare. (1612) No person, nor the agents, servants, or employees thereof'-, shall collect garbage or waste matter within the City without a written permit., (1612) 39201. UNLAWFUL COLLECTION. It shall be unlawful for any person to collect or transport rubbish or solid waste matter within the City of Redlands unless such person be a collector as herein defined:, and it shall be unlawful for any person to permit, allow, or enter into any agreement whatsoever, for the collection or transpor- tation of rubbish and garbage with any person who is not a collector as herein defined. (161.2) 6/7, 77 r ,4 HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec.- 39202 39202. TRIMMINGS . Trimmings from lawns, flower gardens, leaves, and similar materials may be, transported by the occupant or a person hired by the occupant. (1612) 39203 . 'SPORTING REFUSE. All refuse shall be transported in containers and; vehicles 'so con- structed and equipped with covers as to prevent the con- tents from being dropped or blown. from said vehicle. (1612) 39204. FIXING G CHARGES AND RULES. Monthly charges and rules and regulations for disposal service and collection, including non-residential collection, shall be fixed :from time to time by resolution or ordinance of the City Council. No premises used primarily for business purposes shall be either a dwelling or a multiple dwelling. Monthly charges established, by resolution or ordinance of the City Council shall be a civil debt owing to the City of Redlands by the owner and any occupant or user of the premises. Proposed rates, rules and regulations shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Redlands once a week for three (3) week prior to the effective date of such enactments. (1612) 39205. FAILURE TO PAY. The Disposal Depart- ment shall include garbage and rubbish charges in the municipal services statement. Failure to pray any part of the municipal services statement, including the disposal charge, shall result in the delinquency of such statement, actionable as a civil debt to the City of Redlands., (1612) ARTICLE 393 Containers 39300 . CONTAINERS . It shall be unlawful for any person to keep, accumulate-, or permit to be kept accu- mulated any garbage or rubbish in or upon any public or private place unless the same shall be in a container such as herein specified. Every person occupying or in posses- sion of any premises in the City shall provide a portable container for refuse Such container shall be spa con- structed as not to permit the contents thereof to sift or pass through any opening therein except the top thereof. (1612) 39301. SANITARY RY EQUI TENTS . All containers used as required by this ordinance, shall be kept and main- tained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. (1612) 6/'"7/7? t i HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 39302 39302,. TYPE OF RESIDENTIAL CONTAINERS . AINERS . Each solid waste receptacle shall be tapered with the larger diameter at the top, of durable, heavy gauge metal, plastic, or pressed fiber construction, water- tight, and equipped with handles, and a tight-fitting cover when used for garbage or for garbage combined with solid waste matter. Heavy duty plastic bags may be used as receptacles for garbage and solid waste Matter but will not be returned for re-use. The use of 50-ga.11o oil drums or portions of such drums and cardboard barrels is prohibited. Sturdy cardboard bees may be used as, receptacles for solid waste matter, but will net be returned forre-use. .All containers shall be free o' sharp edges, splinters, protruding nail, or other con- ditions dangerous to collection personnel . (1612) 39303 . CAPACITY AND WEIGHT. Containers shall notexceed 32 gallons in capacity nor 65 pounds gross weight or 20 pounds empty. Containers to be .returned for re-'use shall be a minimum of 20 gallons capacity.. (1612) ` 39304. NUMBER. Each residence shall be limited to a maximum of three (3) 3"2-gallon containers> filled with any kind of garbage or rubbish :dor a single collection, unless such additional rubbish is entirely of a household nature. In no event: shall the combined solid waste matter exceed one cubic yard.. (1612) 39305. INDS OF COMMERCIAL CONTAINERS. The Sanitation bisector shall prescribe suitable kinds of new or replacement: garbage and rubbish containers and covers in which garbage and rubbish shall be placed and kept for collection. All customer-owned containers placed in service must have prior approval of the Sani- tation Director for compatibility with City' equipment. (1612) § 39306. TYPE. All commercial establish- ments sta ali h-nts shall have the option of utilizing one, two, three, or four cubic yard commercial collection bias or commercial drop bodies. When commercial collection bins or commercial drop bodies are not used for collection purpose by commercial establishments, these same commercial establishments shall comply with, all the provisions 'set forth in this chapter; except, however, as it applies to the limitations on placement of containers. 6/7/77 i HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Sec. 39397 4� 39307. CANS TYPE, Each solid waste re- ceptacle shall be tapered with the larder diameter at the top, of durable, heavy gauge metal, plastic, or pressed fiber construction, water-tight, equipped with handles, and a tight-fitting cover when used for garbage or for garbage combined with solid waste matter. Heavy duty plastic bags may be used as receptacles for garbage and solid waste matter, but will not be returned for re-use . The use of 59-gallon oil drums or portions of such drums and cardboard barrels is prohibited. Sturdy cardboard boxes may be used as receptacles for solid waste matter, but will not be returned for re-use. All containers shall be free from sharp edges, splinters, protruding nails, or ether conditions dangerous to collection personnel. (1612) § 39308. CAPACITY ANIS WEIGHT. Containers shall not exceed. 32 gallons in capacity nor 65 pounds gross weight or 20 pounds empty. Containers to be returned for re--use shall be a minimum of 20 gallons capacity. (1612) 39309. FR S'' LOADER BINS . Front loader bins shall_ be no larger than four (4) cubic yards, with side channel pickup, and must be compatible with City equipment (1612) 39310. REAR LOADER BINS, Rear loader bins shall be no larger than three (3) cubic yards and must be compatible with City equipment. (1612) 39311 . ROLL-OFF DROP BOXES . Roll,-cuff drop boxes shall be no larger than 30 cubic yards and rust be compatible with City equipment. (1612) 39312. CONDEMNATION. If this article is not fully complied with, the City shall condemn the con- tainer on tainer as unfit for service. No collection shall be made therefrom until said container is fully 'repaired, replaced, or altered to be compatible with: City equipment.. ARTICLE 394 Miscellaneous 39499 . DUMPING AND BURYING. No person shall dump, place, or deposit upon., or bury in any lot, land, street, alley, water, or waterway within the City any gar- bage, solid waste matter, or substance condemned by the County Health Department, or any ether deleterious or offensive substance# provided, however, that this section shall not apply to any lana used: by the 'county or its agents as a public landfill . (1612) 6/7/77 1 " HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Secs 39401 § 39401-. BURNING. No garbage, manure, or an solid waste matter shall be burned in the open air within the Clay of Redlands, (1612) 39402 SCAVENGING. When garbage or solid waste matter is placed for the purpose of collection, it shall become the property of the City of Redlands, and it shall be unlawful for any person other than an owner, lessee, or occupant of the afr nti.ng or adjacent property, or a representative of the City of Redlands to remove or cause to be removed said solid waste matter whether such refuse or rubbish ,has been placed in regular containers or not, (1612) 39403. UNAUTHORIZED TAMPERING, ETC. No person, other than, the owner thereof, his agents, or employees,,- or an officer or employee of this city shall tamper or meddle with any refuse container or the contents thereof, or remove the contents of any such container or remove any such container from the location where the same shall have been, placed by the owner thereof or his agents, regardless of whether or not such container conforms to the requirements hereinbefore set forth in this chapter;. (1612) 9404. EXEMPTION FROM SERVICE. in the event any owner or occupant of any property claimsexemption from, payment of any of the fees imposed by this chapter on the ground that no garbage,- rubbish, either combustible or noncombustible, or ashes will be placed; or offered for collection by the City from: such premises, the Sanitation Director shall exempt such premises from the charges hereby imposed; provided, that any such statement or representation must be made in affidavit form fully sworn to by the person making such statement or representation: and <filed with the Sanitation Director. Such exemption shall be valid only for the time that the representations or statements grade in such affidavit continue to be true. (1612) 39405 . RE IAL HAULS . Rubbish or solid waste matter which: cannot be disposed of through the regular collection service may be disposed of through the depart- ment's special haul service, upon the payment of a service fee to be determined by the Sanitation Director. (1.612) 6/7/7" HEALTH GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Art. 395 ARTICLE 395` Enforcement 39500 .. DUTY OF HEALTH OFFICER=, The Health Officer of the County of San Bernardino shall enforce the provisions of this ordinance, inspect any and all premises for the purpose of determining sanitary conditions, and investigate whether the provisions of this ordinance or other health and sanitary requirements are being complied with. A person denying or obstructing such inspection shall be subject to the penalties herein provided. (1612) 39501 . ENFORCEMENT E A1' ITATION DIRECTOR. The Sanitation Director of the City of Redlands is hereby specifically required to enforce the provisions of this ordinance, and shall have the rightto inspect the exterior of all premises for the purpose of determining sanitary conditions and whether the provisions of; this ordinance are being observed. A person denying or obstructing such inspections shall be subject to the penalties herein pro- vided. (1612)- 39502 . INTERFERENCE WITH COLLECTION. It shill be unlawful for any person in :any manner to inter- fere with or obstruct the collection or disposal of garbage and rubbish as herein provided for, (1612) 39503 . PENALTY. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance or willfully non- complying with any of the terms, requirements, or provi- sions contained herein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed Three Hundred Dollars ($300 .00) or b imprisonment in the County Jail for a period not to emceed; ninety (90) clays, or bothsuch fine and imprison- ment. (1612)' x+/7/"77 -410102 h SECTION TWO. This ordinance shall: be in force and take effect as provided by law;. SECTIO14 THREE. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance and cause it to be published once in the Redlands Daily Facts, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the City ofRedlands . 1-7 r 3. Mayos Qf.,'' he dl ATTEST: -,_ I. d . ,s � Ci�trk APPROVED FOR FORM; sl Edward ,F,,,. Taylor City Attorney I, Peggy A. Moseley, City Clerk, City of Redlands, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted by the City Council at regular meeting thereof held on the 7th day of June, 1977, by the fallowing vote. AYES := Coun.cilmemb rs Knudsen, Miller, Elliott; Magor DeMirj n NOES None ABSENT Councilmember Grace Cit k Ordinance No. 1612 - 'age 1 I