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§501.010 PUBLIC HEALTH,. WELFARE AND SANITATION 5501:.020 <br />V. PUBLIC HEALTH, WELFARE .AND.SANITATI0N <br />501. Garbage Coltection <br />5501.010 GARBAGE COLLECTION • CONTRACT FOR. GARBAGE AND REFUSE COLLECTION. The City of <br />White Bear Lake has entered into a. contract for the pick-up and disposal of garbage and refuse from <br />residences and other stated localities within the City of White Bear Lake. The contract shal€ set forth <br />the duties `and responsibilities of both the City and the Contractor. The current contract shalt be on <br />file in:.the office of the City Clerk and. shall be available for public inspection during normal business <br />hours. (Ref. Ord. 753, 12/8/87) <br />5501.020 GARBAGE. COLLECTION; DEFINITIONS. As, used in this chapter, unless the particular context <br />shall clearly require some other meaning, the following words shall mean: <br />Subd. I. Dwelling Unit. <br />a. Sin_qle Family Dwelling. Unit. The term, single family dwelling unit shall mean a separate <br />dwelling place with. a kitchen or area for the preparation of food which is a free-standing, <br />duplex or four-plex residential housing. unit which does not have shared refuse service which <br />is. provided by a .landlord or housing association agreement. (Ref. Ord. 873, .4/14/92, 1000, <br />3/11 /03). <br />b. Multi -Family Dwelling Unit. The term, multi -family dwelling unit :shall mean a. building or <br />complex. which provides more than four :(4) residential dwelling units with a kitchen. or area <br />for the preparation of food as part of a large building. or complex which., as part of the rental <br />fee or association dues, provides refuse service for the entire group of households with large <br />vat type containers. (Ref. Ord. 873, 6/14/92; 1000, 3/11103) <br />.Subd.. 2. Garbage. The term garbage means putrescible wastes, including animal offal. <br />and dead animals weighing less than ten (10). pounds but excluding human excreta, sewage, and <br />other sanitary wastes. (Ref: Ord. 1000, 3/11 /03) <br />.Subd 3. Recyclables. The term. recyclables shall mean materials that are separated <br />from mixed municipal solid. waste for the purpose of recycling, including paper, glass, plastic, <br />metals, textiles, automobile oil., and batteries. Refuse -derived fuel or other material that is <br />destroyed by incineration is not a recyclable material. (Ref . Ord. 1000, 03f11103), <br />Subd. 4. Refuse. The term refuse as used herein shall include all wastes (except body <br />wastes), including but not limited. to, garbage as defined above, rubbish, tin cans, paper, cardboard; <br />glass. jars, bottles; grass clippings, leaves, Christmas trees, building materials not being. used in <br />conjunction with a legally authorized construction project and ashes which normally result from the <br />operation of a household, but riot including recyclable material stored in an approved recyclable <br />container. <br />Subd. 5. Refuse Container. The term .refuse container shall mean a rigid. closed, water <br />tight container designed for such storage with a tight. fitting cover, which is rodent and fly .proof,. of <br />a suitable gage and construction: to ensure durability and with suitable handles on both the container <br />and lid and of a capacity of up to ninety (90) gallons. (Ref. Ord.: 1000. 3/11 /03) <br />Revised 8/24/11 <br />