HomeMy WebLinkAbout4034-08/22/1994 ORDINANCE NO. 4034
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 231 , LITTER CONTROL, OF THE 1993
CODE OF ORDINANCES BY:
REPEALING SECTION 231-6, PRE--COLLECTION PRACTICES; SECTION
231-15, COLLECTION PRACTICES; SECTION 231-16, POST-COLLECTION
PRACTICES; SECTION 231-18 , COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL; AND
SECTION 231-22, TRASH AND WEEDS, DUTY OF PERSON RESPONSIBLE;
AND
REPEALING SECTION 231-1 , IN GENERAL; SECTION 231-2,
DEFINITIONS; SECTION 231-3 , ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT;
SECTION 231-4 , RECEPTACLES AND CONTAINERS REQUIRED; SECTION
231-5, RECEPTACLES AND CONTAINERS TO BE SAFE; SUBSECTIONS ( 3 )
AND ( 4) OF SECTION 231-7 , STORING OF REFUSE AND TRASH;
SUBSECTION ( 1 ) ( a) OF SECTION 231-7 . 1, JUNK MOTOR VEHICLES;
SECTION 231-8, SCATTERING OF REFUSE AND LITTERING PROHIBITED;
SECTION 231-9, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS; SECTION 232-10,
LOADING AND UNLOADING AREAS; SECTION 231.11, PARKING LOTS;
SECTION 232-12, CONSTRUCTION SITES AND DEMOLITION SITES;
SECTION 231-13 , POINTS OF COLLECTION; SECTION 231-17 , SPECIAL
REFUSE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS; SECTION 231-19, RESPONSIBILITY OF
OWNERS AND AGENTS; SECTION 232-20, MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY;
AND SECTION 231-21 , VIOLATIONS; AND
ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF NEW SECTION 232-1, IN GENERAL;
SECTION 231-2, DEFINITIONS; SECTION 231-3 , ADMINISTRATION AND
ENFORCEMENT; SECTION 231-4, RECEPTACLES AND CONTAINERS
REQUIRED; SECTION 231-5, RECEPTACLES AND CONTAINERS TO BE
SAFE; SUBSECTIONS ( 3 ) AND ( 4) OF SECTION 231-7 , STORING OF
REFUSE AND TRASH; SUBSECTION ( 1 ) ( a) OF SECTION 232-7 . 1 , JUNK
MOTOR VEHICLES; SECTION 231-8 , SCATTERING OF REFUSE AND
LITTERING PROHIBITED; SECTION 231-9, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS;
SECTION 231-10, LOADING AND UNLOADING AREAS; SECTION 231-11 ,
PARKING LOTS; SECTION 232-12, CONSTRUCTION SITES AND
DEMOLITION SITES; SECTION 231-13 , POINTS OF COLLECTION;
SECTION 231-17, SPECIAL REFUSE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS; SECTION 231-
19, RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNERS AND AGENTS; SECTION 231-20,
MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY; AND SECTION 231-21, VIOLATIONS; AND
ADDING SUBSECTION ( 1) (e) OF SECTION 231-7 . 1, JUNK MOTOR
VEHICLES; SECTION 231-20 . 1, REFUSAL OF ADMITTANCE; SECTION
232-24, NOTICE OF VIOLATION; AND SECTION 231-25,
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER.
RE IT ORDAINED BY the City Council of the City of Waterloo, Iowa:
That Section 231-6, Pre-collection Practices; Section 231-15,
Collection Practices; Section 232-16 , Post-collection Practices;
Section 231-18, Collection and Disposal; and Section 231-22, Trash
and Weeds, Duty of Person Responsible, of Chapter 23ki Litter
Control, of the 1993 Code of Ordinances of the City of Waterloo,
Iowa, are hereby repealed in their entirety.
That Section 231-1, In General; Section 231-2, Definitions; Section
231-3 , Administration and Enforcement; Section 231-4, Receptacles
and Containers Required; Section 23z-5, Receptacles and Containers
to be Safe; Subsections ( 3 ) and ( 4) of Section 232-7 , Storing of
Refuse and Trash; Subsection ( 1) ( a) of Section 231-7 . 1, Junk Motor
Vehicles; Section 231-8 , Scattering of Refuse and Littering
Prohibited; Section 231-9, Business Establishments; Section 232-10,
Loading and Unloading Areas; Section 23 -11 , Parking Lots; Section
231 -12 , Construction Sites and Demolition Sites; Section 231-13 ,
Points of Collection; Section 232-17 , Special Refuse Disposal
Problems; Section 232-19, Responsibility of Owners and Agents;
Section 231-20, Maintenance of Property; and Section 232-21,
Violations, of Chapter 231 , Litter Control, of the 1993 Code of
Ordinances of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, are hereby repealed in
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their entirety; that new Section 231-1, In General; Section 231-2 ,
Definitions; Section 231-3 , Administration and Enforcement; Section
231-4 , Receptacles and Containers Required; Section 231-5,
Receptacles and Containers to be Safe; Subsections ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) of
Section 231-7 , Storing of Refuse and Trash; Subsection ( 1) ( a) of
Section 231-7 . 1 , Junk Motor Vehicles ; Section 231-8, Scattering of
Refuse and Littering Prohibited; Section 231-9, Business
Establishments; Section 231-•10 , Loading and Unloading Areas;
Section 231-11, Parking Lots; Section 231-12 , Construction Sites
and Demolition Sites; Section 231-13 , Points of Collection; Section
231-17, Special Refuse Disposal Problems; Section 231-19,
Responsibility of Owners and Agents; Section 231-20 , Maintenance of
Property; and Section 232-21, Violations, of Chapter 231 , Litter
Control, of the 1993 Code of Ordinances of the City of Waterloo,
Iowa, are hereby enacted in lieu thereof as follows:
Sec. 23i-1. In general.
It shall be unlawful for any person who, unless otherwise
provided by law, or the context states otherwise, shall mean an
individual, corporation, limited liability company, government or
governmental subdivision or agency, business trust, estate, trust,
partnership or association, or any other legal entity, to trespass
on the rights of another through the neglect of property by causing
or allowing litter, garbage, or refuse to remain on the property,
or to discard, abandon, or cause such on public property or
another ' s private property.
Sec. 23i-2. Definitions.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following terms, phrases ,
words and their derivatives shall have the meanings given herein.
When not inconsistent with the context , words used in the present
tense include the future, words in the plural number include the
singular number, and words in the singular number include the
plural number. The word " shall" is always mandatory and not merely
directory.
The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation
and the enforcement of this chapter :
( a) Building materials means any material such as lumber,
brick, plaster, sheet metal or other substances accumulated as a
result of repairs or additions to existing buildings , construction
of new buildings or demolition of existing structures.
(b) Bulk container means a metal container, made of
watertight construction with doors opening on two ( 2) sides and
top, and constructed so that it can be emptied mechanically by a
specially equipped truck. Containers shall be kept covered at all
times. Upon the effective date of this chapter, all new bulk
containers shall meet these specifications.
(c) Business establishment means any retail, manufacturing,
wholesale, institutional, religious, governmental or other non-
residential establishment at which garbage or trash may be
generated.
(d) Business trash means any waste accumulation of dust,
paper, cardboard, packing materials, rags or other accumulations,
other than garbage or household trash, which is usually attendant
to the operation of any business establishment.
( e) City means the City of Waterloo.
( f) Detachable container means a unit which is used for
collecting, storing and transporting building materials, business
trash, industrial waste, hazardous refuse, refuse or yard trash.
Each unit shall be made of watertight construction. The unit may
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or may not use an auxiliary stationary packing mechanism for
compaction of materials into the container and may be of the open
or enclosed variety. The distinguishing feature of the detachable
container is that it is picked up by a specially equipped truck and
becomes an integral part of the truck for transporting the waste
materials to the disposal site.
(g) Garbage means all solid and semi-solid, putrescible
animal and vegetable wastes and shall include all such substances
from all public or private establishments or from all residences.
(h) Health department means the Black Hawk County Health
Department or any agency contracting with the City of Waterloo to
perform the same or similar services of that being performed by the
Black Hawk County Health Department.
( i) Litter means garbage, refuse, waste materials or any
other improperly discarded, used or unconsumed substance,
including, but not limited to, tin cans, paper products, ashes,
rags, and the like.
( j ) Loading and unloading area means any land dock or space
or area used by any moving vehicle for the purpose of receiving for
shipment or transportation goods, wares and commodities .
(k) Refuse means putrescible and nonputrescible wastes
including but not limited to garbage, rubbish, ashes, incinerator
ash, incinerator residues, street cleanings, market and industrial
solid wastes, and sewage treatment wastes in dry or semisolid form.
( 1 ) Yard waste means organic debris including but not limited
to grass clippings, leaves, tree limbs, bark, branches, and
flowers, that are produced as part of a commercial or residential
yard or garden operation, development, or maintenance. Yard waste
does not include:
( 1) Tree stumps;
( 2) Material meeting the definition of garbage as
provided herein;
( 3 ) Flower and decorative products manufactured or
fabricated or the waste byproducts incidental to their
manufacture, or fabrication, which include organic materials
and other nonorganic wastes which are notpractically
separable. Examples of this exemption include, but are not
limited to things such as flower arrangements, decorated
potted plants, wreaths, bouquets, garlands, and small bedding
flats.
Sec. 23*-3. Administration and enforcement.
The administration and enforcement of the provisions of this
chapter shall be the duty of the health department.
Sec. 23i-4. Receptacles and containers required.
It shall be required of every person in possession, charge or
control of any place in or from which building materials , business
trash, garbage, household trash, industrial waste, tree and
shrubbery trimmings and yard trash is accumulated or produced to
provide and at all times to keep in a suitable place, adequate and
suitable receptacles and containers capable of holding all such
waste materials which would ordinarily accumulate between the times
of successive collections. The departments of sanitation and/or
health are designated as the agencies to determine the quantity and
location of said receptacles and to determine whether said
receptacles and containers are serviceable.
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Sec. 23i-5. Receptacles and containers to be safe.
All receptacles and containers as required hereunder shall be
of safe construction and design and shall be maintained in good and
serviceable condition at all times. Any receptacles or containers
which do not conform to the provisions of this chapter or which
have ragged or sharp edges or any other defects likely to hamper or
injure the person collecting the contents thereof , or public, shall
be promptly replaced upon notice. If said containers, after proper
notice, have not been replaced, the departments of sanitation
and/or health shall have the authority to order their replacement.
Sec. 23i-7. Storing of refuse and trash.
( 3 ) Unauthorized accumulations. Any unauthorized
accumulation of garbage, refuse, or yard waste on any lot,
property, premises, public street, alley or other public or private
place is hereby declared to be a public nuisance and is prohibited.
Failure of the owner or occupant to remove and correct any such
unauthorized accumulation of refuse shall be deemed a violation of
this chapter.
( 4) Junk. It shall be unlawful for any person to place or
leave outside any building or dwelling, any dilapidated furniture,
appliance, machinery, equipment, building material, or other item
which is either in a wholly or partially rusted, wrecked, junked,
dismantled or inoperative condition, and which is not completely
enclosed within a building or dwelling. Any such items or items
which remain on the property of the occupant for a period of ten
( 10) days after notice of violation of this section shall be
presumed to be abandoned and subject to being removed from the
property by the city without further notice. This does not
preclude the health officer from granting an extension to abate the
violation after giving consideration to the totality of the
circumstances, including but not limited to, the weather,
feasibility of abatement within ten ( 10) days of the notice, any
past dealings with the violator, and the type of items involved in
the violation. This shall not apply to authorized junk dealers or
establishments engaged in the repair, rebuilding, reconditioning,
or salvaging of equipment.
Sec. 23i-7.1. Junk motor vehicles.
( 1 ) Definitions:
(a) A " junk motor vehicle" means any unlicensed motor
vehicle stored within the corporate limits of the City of
Waterloo, Iowa, and/or which has any of the following
characteristics:
1 . Any vehicle which has become the habitat of
rats, mice, or snakes, or any other vermin or insects.
2 . Any vehicle if it lacks an engine or two ( 2 ) or
more wheels or other structural parts which render said
motor vehicle totally inoperable or unable to move under
its own power.
3 . Any other vehicle which, because of its
defective or obsolete condition, in any other way
constitutes a threat to the public health or safety.
Sec. 23i-8. Scattering of refuse and littering prohibited.
( 1) It shall be unlawful for any person to:
( a) Scatter refuse, garbage, or yard waste about or
litter any public or private street or area or place;
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(b) Cast , throw, place, sweep or deposit anywhere within
the city any refuse, trash, garbage, or yard waste in such a
manner that it may be carried or deposited by the elements
upon any street, sidewalk, alley, sewer, parkway or other
public place or into any occupied or unoccupied premises
within the city;
(c) Throw or deposit any refuse, garbage, yard waste, or
debris in any stream or body of water.
( 2) Penalty. Any person violating the provisions of Section
232-8 may be subject to an immediate citation.
Sec. 23i-9. Business establishments.
All business establishments shall store their refuse in
containers as specified herein so as to eliminate wind-driven
debris and unsightly litter in and about their establishments.
Approved methods of containerization include refuse receptacles,
bulk containers and detachable containers. The number of
containers necessary for each business establishment shall be as
required to maintain clean, neat, sanitary premises as directed by
the department of health.
Sec. 23i-10. Loading and unloading areas.
All loading and unloading areas shall be provided with refuse
receptacles for loose debris, paper, packaging materials and other
trash. The number of containers necessary for each area shall be
as required to maintain clean, neat and sanitary premises as
directed by the department of health.
Sec. 23i-11. Parking lots.
( 1 ) Obligation to furnish receptacles . All parking lots and
establishments with parking lots shall provide refuse receptacles
distributed within the parking area. The department of health
shall have the authority to determine the number of receptacles
necessary to provide proper containerization. It shall be the
responsibility of the owner or the manager of the parking lot to
collect the refuse and trash deposited in such containers so as to
avoid spillage and overflow and store this material in an approved
location as hereinabove defined.
( - ) Obligation to use receptacles. It shall be the
obliga'-ion of all persons using parking areas to use such refuse
receptacles or containers as hereinabove provided for the purposes
intended; and it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to
dump, scatter or throw upon any such parking lot any refuse,
garbage or trash of any kind.
Sec. 23i-12. Construction sites and demolition sites.
All construction and demolition contractors shall provide such
on-site refuse receptacles, bulk containers or detachable
containers for loose debris, paper, building material waste, scrap
building materials, and other trash produced by those working on
the site as the department of health and the department of building
inspection shall determine necessary to provide proper
containerization. Any construction or demolition site shall be
kept in reasonably clean and litterfree condition. Dirt, mud,
construction materials, or other debris deposited upon any public
or private property as a result of construction or demolition shall
be immediately removed by the contractor. In addition to any other
remedy, the department of health and the department of building
inspection are hereby empowered to issue a civil citation to a
violator of this section, and in said citation shall assess a
penalty of fifty dollars ( $50. 00) . Each day during which such
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violation shall occur shall constitute a separate and distinct
offense .
Sec. 23j-13 . Points of collection.
Refuse containers shall be placed for collection at ground
level on the property and with access without the need for walking
or carrying a refuse container over, under or around some yard or
property obstacle. No refuse shall be collected where refuse
containers cannot be reached by sanitation personnel without
unlocking or opening a door, gate or any similar obstacle,
encountering a dog, or otherwise being denied reasonable access by
parked vehicles, yard tools and equipment, or other similar
objects. No refuse receptacles or containers shall be stored in
front of a home or in front of the building line closest to the
street. The department of sanitation and/or health shall have the
authority to determine the proper receptacle or container location
on private property.
Sec. 23i-17. Special refuse disposal problems.
( 1) Contagious disease refuse. The removal of clothing,
bedding or other refuse from homes or other places where highly
infectious diseases have prevailed shall be performed under the
supervision and direction of a licensed physician and health
authority. Such refuse shall not be placed in containers for city
collection.
( 2) Hypodermic instruments. No person shall dispose of or
discard any hypodermic syringe, hypodermic needle or any instrument
or device for making hypodermic injections before first breaking,
disassembling, destroying or otherwise rendering inoperable and
incapable of reuse such hypodermic syringe, needle, instrument or
device, and without safeguarding the disposal thereof by wrapping
or securing same in a suitable manner so as ' to avoid the
possibility of causing injury to the collection personnel.
Sec. 23i-19. Responsibility of owners and agents.
The owners, agents, tenants, or lessees of all residential
units and commercial establishments shall be jointly and severally
responsible for compliance with this chapter .
Sec. 23j-20. Maintenance of property.
( 1 ) Sidewalks, alleys and rights-of-way. All owners and
occupants of property shall maintain their property in a clean and
litter-free manner, including sidewalks, grass strips, one-half of
alleys, curbs or rights-of-way up to the edge of the pavement of
any public street.
Sec. 23i-21. Violations.
Any person violating or failing, refusing, or neglecting to
comply with any provision or requirement( s) of any section or
subsection of this chapter, in addition to any other remedy, shall
be subject to a one hundred dollar ( $100 . 00) fine for the first
offense and a two hundred dollar ( $200 . 00) fine for each repeat
offense, in addition to all of the remedies available under Iowa
Code §364 . 22 ( 1993 ) and any amendments thereto, including but not
limited to ordering the defendant to abate or cease the violation,
authorizing the city to abate or correct the violation, and
ordering that the city' s costs for abatement or correction of the
violation be entered as a personal judgment against the defendant
and/or assessed against the property where the violation occurred,
or both.
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That Subsection ( 1) ( e) of Section 231-7 . 1 , Junk Motor Vehicles;
Section 231-20 . 1, Refusal of Admittance; Section 231-24, Notice of
Violation; and Section 232-25 , Administrative Order, are hereby
added to Chapter 232 , Litter Control, of the 1993 Code of
Ordinances of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, as follows:
Sec. 23i-7.1 Junk motor vehicles.
( 1) Definitions:
(e) " Unlicensed vehicle" means any vehicle which is not
displaying a current license as required by the law of the
State of Iowa. For the purposes of this article, a valid
current license shall not include a stored vehicle license
issued under the laws of the State of Iowa.
Sec. 23i-20.1. Refusal of admittance.
In the event the health officer, in proceeding to enter any
premises for the purpose of making an inspection in order to carry
out the provisions of this chapter, is refused entry, a complaint
may be made under oath to any magistrate of Black Hawk County, and
said magistrate may thereupon issue a warrant if there is probable
cause that a violation of this chapter exists upon the premises.
The warrant shall be directed to any health officer of the city
commanding said officer to enter upon the premises in question and
to make any inspection, and to obtain any samples as may be
required to carry out the provisions of this chapter.
Sec. 23i-24. Notice of violation.
Notice of a violation of this chapter or to abate the
violation may be by personal service, certified mail, or by a dated
and signed placard which is posted in a conspicuous place on each
parcel of property found to be in violation of this chapter,
stating that the property is in violation of this chapter and that
failure of the owner or occupant to abate the violation within ten
( 10) days of the date on the placard may result in the city' s
abating the violation and assessing the costs and any
administrative fees to the property, to the property owner, or
both. In addition to the placard, a notice of violation shall be
sent by regular mail to the owner of record as maintained by the
County Assessor. The ten ( 10) day abatement period shall be from
the date of personal service or date of receipt of the certified
mail.
Sec. 23i-25. Administrative order.
Whenever the health official determines that a public health
nuisance exists which requires immediate action to protect the
public health, said official may issue an order citing the
existence of the public health nuisance and require that action be
taken as she or he deems necessary. The action required by said
official shall depend upon, but not be limited to, the nature of
the condition, the danger to the public health which the condition
presents, the condition or deterioration of the premises, or the
time reasonably necessary to take the required action. If the
owner or occupant does not comply with the order within the time
frame specified in said order, said official may authorize the
taking of the action specified in the order. Any costs incurred in
abating the public health nuisance may be assessed to the owner of
the property personally, to the property, or both. This remedy
does not preclude the issuing of a citation or the applicability of
section 232-21 for a violation of this ordinance.
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INTRODUCED: August 22 , 1994
PASSED 1ST CONSIDERATION: August 22 , 1994
PASSED 2ND CONSIDERATION: August 22, 1994
PASSED 3RD CONSIDERATION: August 22 , 1994
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of
Waterloo, Iowa, on the 22nd day of August, 1994, and approved by
the Mayor on the 24th day of August, 1994.
John R. Roof ,f , Mayo),
ATTEST:
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Susan Fangman, qty Clerk
CERTIFICATE
I , Susan Fangman, City Clerk of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, do
hereby certify that the preceding is a true and complete copy of
Ordinance No. 4034 , as passed and adopted by the Council of the
City of Waterloo, Iowa, on the 22nd day of August, 1994 .
Witness my hand and seal of office this 24th day of August,
1994 .
, ZcAl-a4C)
Susan Fangman, Cit Clerk
SEAL. . r
Susan >Fangman, eity Clerk
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SITES; SECTION 23 1/2-13, waste materials w
POINTS OF COLLECTION;SEC- narily accumula
TION 23 1/2-17, SPECIAL times of successive
REFUSE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS; departments of s,
SECTION 23 1/2-19, RESPONSI- health are designs
BILITY OF OWNERS AND des to determine
AGENTS;SECTION 23 1/2-20, location of said re
MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY; determine whether
AND SECTION 23 1/2-21,VIOLA- and containers are
` TIONS;AND Sec.23 1/2-5. R
1 ADDING SUBSECTION(I)(e)OF containers to be sa
I SECTION 23 1/2-7.1, JUNK All receptacles ar -
' MOTOR VEHICLES;SECTION 23 required hereunder .
1/2-20.1,REFUSAL OF ADMIT- construction and i
TANCE;SECTION 23 1/2-24, be maintained in g
NOTICE OF VIOLATION; AND able condditio ai
SECTION 23 1/2-25,ADMINIS- receptacles con .
TRATIVE ORDER.