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d. Items which are not generally or normally used on the particular <br />premises; <br />e. Firewood which is not neatly stacked; <br />f. Any other materials or items of any kind or nature which tend to harbor <br />rats, mice, snakes, or vermin or otherwise a potential fire, health or safety <br />hazard from such accumulations; <br />g. Pipe, lumber, forms, machinery, or other occupational materials kept up <br />any property for more than 30 days except when in current use in construction <br />or repair work; and <br />h. Accumulations of any items that tend to cause unsightly appearance of <br />the premises and which cause discomfort for any other members of the public <br />who may be using their own or public property. <br />The outside storage of pipe, lumber, forms, machinery or other <br />occupational materials upon property in a residential district and covering more <br />than one percent of the total lot area of such property. <br />j. Dumpsters, bag dumpsters, and other rubbish containment containers <br />(excluding standard trash and recycling bins used in conjunction with normal <br />household or business operations) used for the disposal of garbage, trash, <br />rubbish, etc. must be located on a paved or gravel surface and may not be placed <br />within the public right-of-way. <br />1. Dumpsters, bag dumpsters, and other rubbish containment <br />containers are limited to 30-days within a calendar year, unless being utilized in <br />conjunction with an active building permit for a temporary service such as a <br />construction or remodeling project benefitting the premises. <br />(10) Violations of the International Property Maintenance Code or State Building Code <br />which exist on the exterior of the Property and create a potential fire, health or safety <br />hazard; <br />(11) Violations of the International Property Maintenance Code or State Building Code <br />which cause unsightly appearance of the premises and which cause discomfort for or <br />interfere with any other members of the public and their use and enjoyment of their <br />own or public property . <br />(12) The improper storage of containers for the storage of waste. <br />For single-family dwellings, appropriate waste containers may be stored <br />in the rear of the premises, may be stored in the side yard if screened <br />from the street and adjoining properties, or may be stored within any <br />structure located on the premises. <br />(Supp. No. 55) <br />Created: 2022-07-21 11:59:03 [EST] <br />Page 3 of 13 <br />224530v2 <br />