7.5. SR 02-21-2017 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Staff will create a permit that reflects the information outlined below. Right-of-Way Obstruction Permit (a) The Right-of-Way Obstruction Permit application shall specify the portion of the street or other public ground to be used and the period for which the street or other public ground may be used. (30 day max) (b) Dumpsters, Roll-Off Containers,Trash Containers,and Portable Storage Containers (Container) (1) The permit shall be applied for,and signed,by both the refuse collector and the property owner utilizing the Container. (2) The permit shall be visibly placed on the side of e Container facing the street. (3) The permit will be valid for thirty (30) days. (4) The owner of a Container is responsible for any private property,public property, street, curb and gutter,boulevard, and/or public infrastructure damage as a result of the placement,positioning, and/or removing of the Container. (5) The property owner utilizing the Container is responsible for any private property, public property, street, curb and gutter,boulevard, or public infrastructure damage as a result of utilizing the Container. (6) The property owner utilizing the Container is esponsible to keep the area around the Container free of debris.i (7) Containers shall be: ......... a. Supported at each contact point with protective duces to prevent damage to the surfaces they are placed on b. Marked with reflectors, reflective tape, or flashers on each corner or with six (6) reflective traffic cones. c. Well maintained and in good working condition. d. Securely covered when materials inside are easily airborne, emit an odor, or are otherwise offensive. e(8A tainers shall not be: Placed closer than 30 feet to any fire hydrant, crosswalk, or traffic control ign/device. b. Placed in a designated fire lane or in public no parking areas. c. Placed on any sidewalk. d. Placed within 100 feet of a street intersection. (9) Refuse must be placed inside the Container and not alongside or on top of it. (10) Debris and property may not extend horizontally past the sides of the Container. (11) All Containers are required to be emptied when full. Full is defined as when the contents of the Container reach an average level of one foot below the top edge of the Container sides. Any Container which has reached the full status and is not emptied within seven (7) calendar days shall be considered in violation of this ordinance. (12) No Container shall contain any hazardous waste unless pursuant to a permit for such waste issued by the appropriate governmental entity.