[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Raymond as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where
applicable.]
[Adopted 5-7-2001]
A.
The Raymond Transfer Facility shall be accessible to seasonal residents
of the Town of Raymond during regular facility operation and hours
for disposal of solid waste generated in the Town of Raymond only.
B.
Seasonal residents shall be defined as those persons who own property
in the Town of Raymond, are reflected on the Town's tax records
as property owners, and seasonally reside on said property in the
Town.
C.
Said seasonal residents shall be issued seasonal transfer facility
permits upon completing the seasonal transfer facility permit application
form, presenting proof of person by providing valid picture-type identification,
and being verified as a seasonal resident.
D.
Seasonal permits shall consist of windshield stickers similar to
the Town residents' transfer facility permits. Said permits shall
be good for two years at which time new permits must be obtained.
E.
There shall be no charge for seasonal transfer facility permits.
F.
In order to access the transfer facility seasonal users must affix
the permit securely and permanently to the lower left inside surface
of the user's motor vehicle windshield.
G.
Permits shall not be issued to commercial/business vehicles of any
kind.
H.
Misuse, lack of use, or violation of this article or any of the transfer
facility's regulations may result in the imposition of a fine
in the amount of $100.
I.
Repeat violations may result in fines not exceeding $1,000. Repeat
violations may also result in a loss of a transfer facility permit
for up to one year; this provision shall be enforced as determined
by the Board of Selectmen.
J.
Holders of seasonal transfer facility permits shall have the same
rights as Town residents with regard to the transfer facility and
be subject to the same rules and regulations relative to said use.
K.
This action shall not affect any other transfer facility actions
or requirements.
[Adopted 6-17-2002[1]]
[1]
Editor's Note: This ordinance superseded former Art.
II, Curbside Trash Collection, adopted 9-24-2001.
The purpose of this article is to establish regulations to address
the placement of rubbish at the roadside for collection and removal.
This article covers the placement of solid waste placed at the
curbside whether collected by the Town or some other corporation or
entity.
All rubbish placed at the roadside shall be in accordance with
the following:
A.
Only household trash as defined by the Town's solid waste disposal
and collection contracts shall be eligible for collection by the Town.
B.
A maximum of four rubbish barrels or eight bags shall be collected
at each residential unit picked up under the Town contract.
C.
All household rubbish deposited at the roadside for collection shall
be in barrels or bags.
D.
Barrels shall be constructed for said purpose and shall be no larger
than 30 gallons' capacity, with sturdy handles for lifting weighing
no more than 50 pounds when full.
E.
Trash shall be put out at the edge of property not earlier than the
evening before scheduled collection.
F.
Barrels must be removed from the roadside no later than the evening
of the collection day.
G.
Ineligible collection items such as rugs, carpeting, yard waste,
Sheetrock, white goods, mattresses, etc., shall not be collected under
the Town's contract nor be left at the roadside nor be visible
from the road.
H.
Ineligible collection items visible from the road shall be considered
a violation.
I.
Residents shall be required to clean and keep clean the area where
their barrels or bags are placed for collection.
Solid waste consisting of rubbish, trash, yard waste, etc.,
not addressed in conformance with this regulation shall be considered
a violation in accordance with the following:
A.
Any noncompliance with any of the previous items shall be considered
a violation.
B.
Violations shall be witnessed and documented by the Public Works
Director.
C.
Initial violations shall receive a written warning relative to the
violations.
D.
Subsequent violations shall receive a fine of $25, payable to the
Town Clerk.
E.
Repeat violations shall be subject to a fine of up to $1,000 as recommended
by the Board of Selectmen.
The effective date of this article shall be June 17, 2002.
