No commercial solid waste hauler may collect, transport or dispose
of solid waste generated, produced or originating upon or from residential
property located within the Town of New Milford unless substantially
all recyclables have first been separated and removed from such solid
waste. No commercial solid waste hauler may collect, transport or
dispose of solid waste generated, produced or originating upon or
from nonresidential properties, including properties owned or occupied
by commercial and industrial businesses and owners or operators of
apartments or condominium complexes, unless substantially all recyclables
have first been separated and removed from such solid waste or unless
provision is otherwise made for the separation and removal of substantially
all recyclables from such solid waste and for the disposal of such
recyclables in an approved manner.
Each commercial solid waste hauler shall routinely inspect collected
solid waste for compliance with the requirements of this Article and
shall issue a violation notice, by tag or other means approved by
the Mayor, to each person whom the commercial solid waste hauler determines
is not in substantial compliance with the requirements of this Article.
Each commercial solid waste hauler shall periodically provide the
Mayor and the Department of Environmental Protection with such information,
including the record of violation notices, as the Mayor or the Department
of Environmental Protection deem necessary to assure and assess compliance
with this Article.
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Nothing contained in this subsection shall diminish or be deemed to impair the authority of the Town Council to direct the flow of solid waste, including recyclables, as more particularly set forth in § 7-71 hereof.
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