8.12.205 Container set-out.
A. Set-Out Times.
1. Twelve-Hour Set-Out. No one may set out their container at a curbside collection set-out site earlier than twelve hours prior to collection.
2. Twelve-Hour Bring-In. Everyone must return containers to the container storage site within twelve hours of collection.
3. Litter. When retrieving their container(s), they must pick up litter on or along the boundary of their premises.
B. Set-Out Sites. No one may set out any container where the container will block driveways or otherwise obstruct traffic on roadways or pedestrians on sidewalks.
1. Cart Location. Unless they arrange with their solid waste hauler to provide manual roll-out or push services of their carts, everyone must set out their carts for collection at least one foot apart in any of the following locations:
a. On the street in front of their premises with the wheels of the containers against the curb; or
b. If there is no curb, on the edge of the street in front of their premises with the wheels of the containers abutting their premises; or
c. Any other place that the public works director (or their hauler) directs.
2. Bin Location. Everyone must:
a. Plan with their franchised hauler or the city the place to set out bins that will minimize traffic, aesthetic and other problems on their premises and for the general public; and
Everyone who places their bins in an alley must post the address of their premises where a hauler can clearly see it when collecting solid waste.
3. Other Materials Placement. If a sanctioned hauler collects uncontainerized solid waste or other materials (such as bulky waste, used oil and oil filters, and Christmas trees), everyone who discards these materials must set out those materials in the same place that they set out their containers.
4. Weight. No one may fill containers in excess of weight prescribed by a franchised hauler, the city or franchised recycler. They may not set out any bags, boxes or other receptacles that will be collected manually or which weigh over sixty pounds. (Ord. 633 (Att. A), 2013).