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I'm adding this information on the city ordinance regarding disposal of solid waste, I hope it's helpful. If there are any other questions please feel free to contact me at 893-7105, thanks, Linda
Sec. 27-465. - Unlawful disposal of garbage, recyclable materials, or rubbish.

(a)

It is unlawful to deposit garbage, recyclable materials, industrial waste, garden trash, tree trimmings, noncombustibles or rubbish upon the premises of another or upon any street, alley, park or other public property, or in any canal, water, waterway, rock pit, pool or lake within the City, or in any garbage or rubbish container upon which any other person shall have paid the collection fee as provided by this article; however, tenants of multiple-dwellings, commercial businesses or institutional establishments may deposit garbage or rubbish in containers upon which the owner or manager of the multiple-dwellings, commercial businesses or institutional establishments shall have paid the collection fee provided in this article and authorized the tenants to use such garbage or rubbish containers.

(b)

Notwithstanding the foregoing, garbage or rubbish from residences serviced by alley collections sharing containers with other residences may be deposited in other residential containers located in the same City block provided that the container is a multiuse container and the collection fee shall have been paid on such containers by the residence generating such garbage or rubbish.

(Code 1973, § 17-6; Code 1992, § 27-277; Ord. No. 142-H, § 2, 11-24-2014)

Alley is clean and 300 is ok