Bulk waste shall be placed at the curb with other municipal
waste on the dates scheduled by the municipal waste collector. All
municipal waste collectors shall notify customers of the schedule
and provide at least two bulk pickup days per year for Township customers.
Alternatively, collectors may provide as needed pickup for bulk items
establishing fair and reasonable fees and prompt pickup and removal
of such items.
Compost piles may be kept and managed by occupants or tenants of a single-family residence or farm in accordance with Article
V. All noncompostable waste, which includes all municipal waste other than vegetative kitchen waste, leaf and yard waste, fruit or vegetable garden waste, and landscape plant and soil matter, shall be managed and disposed of in accordance with this chapter.
Leaf waste and recyclable materials, as defined in this chapter
and as the Board of Supervisors shall be hereby authorized to further
define or amend by resolution from time to time, shall be segregated
from municipal waste.
No person shall permit any loss of refuse or recyclable materials
during storage, collection or in transport to lie upon or along any
premises, private or publicly owned, upon, in or on any waters of
the commonwealth, its banks, floodplains, conservation easement, or
upon or along any public or private road or rail line in the Township.
Any municipal waste collector or property owner, as the case may be,
shall, within four hours, and at his or her own expense, remove any
such refuse or recyclable materials after being notified to do so
by the police or other authorized Township official.