[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Solvay as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Brush, grass and weeds — See Ch. 56.
Outdoor storage of motor vehicles, mechanized equipment or other material — See Ch. 157.
[Adopted as Ch. 7, Art. II, of the 1975 Code]
[Amended 3-12-1996 by L.L. No. 4-1996; 7-22-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003]
No person shall throw, deposit, sweep or cause the accumulation of ashes, refuse, dirt, grass clippings, leaves, waste or garbage upon any street, sidewalk or public place or in any private street, land or premises, except where such substance shall be kept in watertight, covered containers or receptacles as defined in § 96-5 herein, and placed in such manner as to facilitate collection by the Village authorities.
No person shall dispose of any garbage, ashes, refuse, debris or dirt of any kind whatsoever except as provided in this article.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Sections 7-16, Disposal of ashes, and 7-17, Disposal of household refuse and rubbish, which immediately followed this section, were repealed 10-8-1991 by L.L. No. 4-1991.
[Amended 10-8-1991 by L.L. No. 4-1991; 4-27-2010 by L.L. No. 1-2010]
A. 
All garbage, excluding waste material identified as "sharps," shall be disposed of in proper cans or containers as described in § 96-5A and B.
B. 
"Sharps," which are defined as hypodermic needles, syringes and lancets used as part of home medical care and which are discarded by household waste generators (residential disposal), shall be placed in a special clearly marked sharps container, as set forth in § 96-5C.
Building materials and similar refuse and debris caused by the work of contractors, tradesmen or workmen shall not be placed in any of the receptacles required in § 96-3 but shall be lawfully disposed of by the property owner, tenant or occupant of the premises.
[Amended 10-8-1991 by L.L. No. 4-1991]
Receptacles used for storage of refuse materials shall be watertight and shall meet the following specifications:
A. 
Trash cans shall be of a durable grade of galvanized metal or other suitable material approved by the Superintendent of Public Works, from 20 to 32 gallons' capacity and weighing less than 25 pounds empty or 75 pounds fully loaded with normal refuse. They shall be provided with two lifting handles on opposite sides and a tightly fitting cover with a lifting handle. The can shall be without inside protrusions, and the refuse shall be loosely packed so that the contents shall discharge freely when the receptacle is inverted.
B. 
Refuse bags shall be made of heavy, multiple-ply paper or polyethylene or ethylene copolymer resin and designed for outdoor storage of refuse. Bags must be securely tied or sealed to prevent emission of odors, be of a material so liquids and greases will not be able to penetrate through the material and be of sufficient thickness and strength to contain the refuse enclosed without tearing or ripping under normal handling.
C. 
A "sharps container" is defined as a biohazard-labeled sharps container or a clean, leakproof, shatterproof, and punctureproof container with a screw top, such as a durable plastic bleach or laundry detergent bottle. Sharps containers shall be labeled as "Sharps," the top shall be taped shut and the sharps container shall be placed next to the regulation household waste container for pickup. At no time shall a sharps container be placed in a regulation container, as described in § 96-5A and B, for collection. No more than one sharps container per residential unit shall be set out at the curb for weekly pickup unless otherwise agreed to by the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works.
[Added 4-27-2010 by L.L. No. 1-2010]
It shall be unlawful and a violation of this article to place garbage, trash or refuse for collection in any type of container other than a container as described and permitted in this article.
Garbage, trash and refuse containers that have deteriorated to the extent of having jagged or sharp edges capable of causing injury to those whose duty it is to handle these containers or to such extent that the lid does not fit tightly and securely shall be condemned by the Village. A record shall be made of the same and notice given, and no further service shall be rendered by the Village until the condemned container is replaced.
The contents of any garbage, trash or refuse container which is so overloaded that the lid will not fit securely on the container shall not be picked up by the collection authorities.
It shall be unlawful for any person to molest, remove, handle or otherwise disturb garbage, trash or refuse containers, or their contents, which have been placed for collection by the Village collection authorities; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the owner, occupant, lessee or tenant of the premises so placing the container and contents.
[Added 3-25-2003 by L.L. No. 1-2003]
Garbage, trash and refuse containers shall be placed at the curb for pickup by collection authorities, but not prior to 4:00 p.m. on the day before the scheduled or specially arranged pickup. All containers shall be removed from the curb as soon as possible following pickup, but in no event later than 8:00 p.m. on the day of pickup. Garbage, trash, and refuse containers shall not be kept at the curb between scheduled pickups.
[1]
Editor's Note: Former § 96-10, Depositing debris or other waste on streets or private premises, penalties for offenses, as amended 3-12-1996 by L.L. No. 4-1996, was repealed 7-22-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003. For current provisions, see §§ 96-1 and 96-10.2.
[Added 7-24-2001 by L.L. No. 5-2001; amended 7-22-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003]
A. 
No person or entity shall bring in, place, deposit or cause to be brought, placed or deposited in the Village any garbage, recyclables, trash, paper, hazardous waste, material or ashes originating outside the Village for the purpose of disposing of the same within the Village.
B. 
No person or entity who is a resident of the Village or owner, lessee or person in control of real property within the Village shall permit any person or entity to bring in, place, deposit, or cause to be brought, placed or deposited in the Village any garbage, recyclables, trash, paper, hazardous waste, material or ashes originating outside the Village for the purpose of disposing of the same within the Village.
[Added 7-22-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003]
A. 
An offense against the provisions of this article shall, in addition to any other remedies available to the Village, be punishable by a fine imposed against the person or entity causing such violation as follows:
(1) 
First violation: $100 to $1,000.
(2) 
Second violation: $250 to $1,000.
(3) 
Third and subsequent violation: $350 to $1,000.
B. 
Where appropriate, and in addition to any other remedies, fines or penalties otherwise available, violations of this article may be remedied directly by the Village of Solvay upon failure of the property owner to remedy stated violation(s) within 48 hours of receipt of written notice from the Codes Enforcement Officer. In instances where the property owner is not an occupant of the property, written notice shall be provided to the occupant and duplicate written notice shall be mailed to the property owner at the address listed on the most recent tax records. The costs of said remedial action, including any and all tipping fees and an overhead charge of 20% shall be billed to the owner of the property at which the violation(s) occurred. Prior to the imposition of said costs and within 10 days of the Village's remedial action, the property owner may request a hearing before the Village Board regarding the costs. Should said costs remain unpaid for a period of 90 days following the Village Board hearing and a decision adverse to the person charged, as the case may be, these costs shall be added to the real property tax bill next rendered to the property owner.
[Adopted 2-27-2001 by L.L. No. 1-2001[1]]
[1]
Editor's Note: This local law repealed former Art. II, Licensing of Haulers; Recycling Plan, adopted 7-10-1990 by L.L. No. 2-1990.
The reduction of the amount of solid waste and conservation of recyclable materials is an important public concern because of the increasing cost of solid waste collection and disposal and its impact on the environment. The separation and collection of recyclable materials serves the general public's interest in our Village by reducing the amount of solid waste and will otherwise comply with the Onondaga County Source Separation Law (Local Law No. 12 of 1989) and other applicable provisions of law. In 1988, in the interest of public health, safety and welfare and in order to conserve energy and natural resources, the State of New York enacted a New York State Solid Waste Management Act which established the following solid waste hierarchy: waste reduction, reuse, recycling and waste-to-energy (see New York Environmental Conservation Law § 27-0106) with land burial as a last resort only when reuse, recycling or waste-to-energy were unavailable. Section B-35 of the State Solid Waste Management Plan — 1997-1998 Update recommended that Onondaga County take immediate steps to develop environmentally acceptable facilities to manage the solid waste generated in the county. In December 1991, Onondaga County adopted a comprehensive solid waste management plan that was subsequently approved by the State Department of Environmental Conservation. The county plan, applicable to municipalities within the county, preferred waste-to-energy as a safe and sanitary alternative to the threat to the groundwater supply and other liabilities posed by the burying of such waste. Those reasons are further delineated in Section 5 of the aforementioned county plan. Public Authorities Law § 2045-e(7) and (8) allows the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency to contract with municipalities for the delivery of such waste and, in furtherance thereof, to process such solid waste. In compliance with both the state and county solid waste management plans, the Village has determined that all solid waste, both residential and commercial, generated in our Village and destined for disposal in the State of New York, may not be disposed of at any place other than the approved disposal site designated by the Village Board in § 96-12 hereof. This article will also establish and refine regulations requiring the licensing of municipal haulers and governing hauler services for the collection and disposal of solid waste materials. This article shall not regulate or otherwise restrict any disposal of solid waste generated within the Village that is to be disposed of out-of-state or any handling of recyclable materials separated from the rest of the solid waste in accordance with Onondaga County's Source Separation Law or regulate the price, route or service of any motor carrier with respect to the transportation of property prohibited by the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act of 1994, as amended (49 U.S.C.A. § 14501 et seq.).
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
AGENCY
The Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency.
AGENCY FACILITY
Any facility operated by or designated by the Agency. Agency facilities include the Agency transfer stations at Ley Creek and Rock Cut Road, Rock Cut Road waste-to-energy facility, Agency landfill (when built), Agency yard waste composting facilities at Jamesville and Amboy, construction and demolition processing facility at Ley Creek and Agency-designated materials recovery facilities.
APPROVED DISPOSAL SITE
The Onondaga County waste-to-energy facility on Rock Cut Road in the Town of Onondaga.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS
Discarded building material, concrete, stones, earth from excavations or grading and all other refuse material resulting from the erection, repair or demolition of buildings, structures or other improvements of property.
COUNTY
The County of Onondaga.
COUNTY-DESIGNATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Those recyclables designated by the County of Onondaga and the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency pursuant to Local Law No. 12 of 1989, including the following:
A. 
CORRUGATED PAPERCardboard containers, boxes and packaging, including pizza boxes, which are cleaned of contamination by food wastes or polystyrene commonly called "styrofoam," and which have been flattened for transport.
B. 
GLASSEmpty, washed glass jars, bottles and containers of clear, green and amber (brown) that contained food and drink, caps removed. This term excludes ceramic, window glass, auto glass, mirror and kitchenware.
C. 
METALAll ferrous and nonferrous metals, including: steel, aluminum and composite cans and containers (cleaned of food wastes) and empty aerosol cans that did not contain hazardous material. Scrap metal, wire, pipes, tubing, motors, sheet metal, etc. are recyclable but must be recycled through scrap dealers.
D. 
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES AND CATALOGUESIncludes common machine-finished paper made chiefly from wood pulp used for printing newspapers, as well as glossy inserts, magazines and catalogues. All must be free of contaminants.
E. 
OFFICE PAPERAll bond paper and also computer printout, stationery, photocopy and ledger paper of any color from all waste generators. Paper should, if possible, be free of tape, adhesives, labels, rubber bands, paper clips, binders and other contaminants. This term excludes carbon paper, chemical transfer paper and tyvek or plastic-coated envelopes.
F. 
PLASTICSAll HDPE- and PET-type plastic (#1 and #2), including empty, washed food, beverage, detergent, bleach and hair care containers with lids removed. This term excludes all photographic film, vinyl, rigid and foam plastic materials, as well as plastics numbered 3 through 7 and HDPE oil bottles, as well as #1 and #2 containers that are not bottles or contained hazardous material.
G. 
KRAFT PAPERAs found in brown paper bags and package wrapping.
H. 
BEVERAGE CARTONSIncludes gable-topped paper cartons that contained milk and juice products.
I. 
PAPERBOARDPaper packaging as found in cereal, cracker and tissue boxes, etc. and toilet tissue and paper towel tubes.
J. 
MIXED PAPERIncludes discarded and bulk mail, computer paper, colored paper, greeting cards, wrapping paper and carbonless multipart forms; excludes any paper coated with foil or plastic.
CURB
That street curb immediately in front of the property from which solid waste material and recyclables to be collected are generated or, in the absence of an actual curb, that portion of the property which is immediately adjacent to the street.
CURBSIDE COLLECTION
The use of collection receptacles for residential, commercial and institutional solid waste generators and the regular periodic pickup and transfer of the contents of such receptacles by a hauler at the location of a waste generator.
ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
A household residing in a dwelling of four units or less and which is required to utilize recycling containers.
HAULER
Any person, company or firm who engages in the collection, transportation, disposal or delivery of solid waste within our Village, other than the Village itself.
HAZARDOUS WASTE
A. 
Any waste (excluding household hazardous waste) which is defined or regulated as a hazardous waste, toxic substance, hazardous chemical substance or mixture, or asbestos (regulated waste) under federal, state or local law, or under rules, regulations, policies or guidelines issued in relation thereof as they may be amended from time to time, including but not limited to:
(1) 
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (42 U.S.C. § 6901 et seq., as amended by the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984) and the regulations contained in 40 CFR Parts 260 to 281.
(2) 
The Toxic Substances Control Act (15 U.S.C. § 2601 et seq.) and the regulations contained in 40 CFR Parts 761 to 766.
(3) 
The State Environmental Conservation Law (Title 9 of Article 27) and the regulations contained in 6 NYCRR Parts 370, 371, 372, 373 (Subpart 373-3).
B. 
Radioactive materials which are source, special nuclear or by-product material as defined by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (42 U.S.C. § 2011 et seq.) and the regulations contained in 10 CFR Part 40; or
C. 
Any other material that by federal, state or local law or under rules, regulations, policies, guidelines or orders having the force of law in relation thereto are regulated as harmful, toxic or hazardous to health and ineligible for processing at the Agency facility.
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
All other large and/or bulky articles actually used in the home and which equip it for living such as chairs, sofas, tables, beds or carpets.
MAJOR APPLIANCES
A large and/or bulky household mechanism such as a refrigerator, washer, dryer, stove, furnace or hot water tank.
MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY or MRF
A private or public facility for receiving and processing recyclables into marketable commodities.
MEDICAL WASTE
Any solid waste which is generated in the diagnosis, treatment or immunization of human beings or animals, in research pertaining thereto or in the production or testing of biologicals.
MUNICIPAL HAULER LICENSE
The license issued by the Village to a hauler as a prerequisite to performing solid waste collection services within the Village's municipal limits.
PERSON
A natural person, association, partnership, firm, corporation, limited-liability company, trust, estate or governmental unit and any other entity whatsoever (other than the Village itself).
RECYCLABLES
Those recyclable materials, including county-designated recyclable materials, which can be practically separated from nonrecyclable waste for which reuse markets can be accessed for less than the cost of disposal.
RECYCLING CONTAINERS
The blue bin or other container supplied by the agency, county, the Village or their designees for the use by eligible households within the Village. Such containers shall be used exclusively for the storage of county-designated recyclable materials. Such containers shall at all times remain the property of the Agency.
RECYCLING LAW
The Onondaga County Source Separation Law, Local Law No. 12, adopted March 6, 1989, as subsequently amended.
REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE
Those medical wastes that have been listed in 6 NYCRR 364.9, Paragraph (c)(1), and that must be managed in accordance with the requirements of that part.
SOLID WASTE
All materials or substances discarded or rejected as being spent, useless, worthless or in excess to the owners at the time of such discard or rejection, including, but not limited to, garbage, refuse, residential, governmental, commercial and/or light industrial refuse, but shall not include recyclables, yard and garden waste, human wastes, rendering wastes, demolition wastes, residue from incinerators or other destructive systems for processing waste (other than now-existing individual building incinerators, the residue from which is presently collected as part of normal refuse collection practices), junked automobiles, pathological, medical, toxic, explosive, radioactive material or other waste material which, under existing or future federal, state, or local laws, require special handling in its collection or disposal.
SYSTEM
Onondaga County's solid waste management system as operated by the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency and every aspect thereof including, but not limited to, the Rock Cut Road waste-to-energy facility, Agency landfill (when built), yard waste composting facilities at Jamesville and Amboy, construction and demolition processing facility at Ley Creek and the Rock Cut Road and Ley Creek transfer stations.
VILLAGE
The Village of Solvay.
VILLAGE BOARD
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Solvay.
VILLAGE CLERK
The Clerk of the Village of Solvay.
WASTE GENERATOR
Any person who produces solid waste requiring off-site disposal.
YARD AND GARDEN WASTE
Garden waste, leaves, grass clippings, weeds and brush.
A. 
It shall be a precondition of doing business as a hauler in the Village that the person/firm intending to conduct such business obtain a municipal hauler license and a Village sticker.
B. 
An application on a form approved and provided by the Village must be submitted to the Village Codes Enforcement Office, in which the person satisfactorily shall be bound by the following provisions:
(1) 
The hauler will deliver all of the nonrecyclable solid waste (residential and commercial) it collects within the Village and destined for disposal in the State of New York to the approved disposal site specified in § 96-12 above. It shall be unlawful to unload or deposit any solid waste hauled from any premises within the limits of the Village and destined for disposal in the State of New York at any place other than the approved disposal site specified by the Village in § 96-12 above. Any hauler failing to dispose of said solid waste at the approved disposal site so designated shall be subject to having its license revoked.
(2) 
The hauler will supply a plan of operation for collection and transportation and which provides for a recycling plan as required by Onondaga County Local Law No. 12 of 1989 as it applies to haulers, which it shall adhere to and comply with. The hauler shall agree to provide for the collection of county-designated recyclables in every waste hauler disposal agreement, written or oral, as part of its standard service and to include the cost of such collection in its standard waste collection rates.
A. 
The hauler shall attach a municipal sticker, which must be visibly and securely affixed to the driver's side vent window or upper part of the driver's side of the windshield of each of the hauler vehicles in operation.
B. 
No hauler shall:
(1) 
Duplicate or imitate a municipal sticker; or
(2) 
Sell or transfer in any manner a municipal sticker.
Municipal hauler licenses issued pursuant to this article shall be effective for an annual term from July 1 through June 30 (one calendar year).
The Village shall have the right to cancel any existing municipal hauler license upon 30 days' written notice to the hauler if the Village shall enact legislation establishing a new system for collection of solid waste in the Village that is inconsistent with the continuation of said license. The Village shall revoke a municipal hauler license upon the happening of any or a combination of the following: failure of the hauler to comply with any provision of § 96-13 or § 96-14 of this article. Prior to any such revocation, the hauler shall be notified by the Village of an opportunity for a hearing in the matter, which hearing shall be held not less than five days after the hauler is notified in writing by the Village of the pending license revocation and the charges against it. All hearings shall be on a date and time and at a place determined by the Village. The hearing shall be informal and held before the Village Mayor or his/her designee. Compliance with technical rules of evidence shall not be required, and the decision of the Village Mayor or his/her designee shall be final.
The Village hereby adopts as its source separation legislation, required pursuant to the General Municipal Law, § 120-aa, the Onondaga County Source Separation Law (i.e., Local Law No. 12 of 1989) as adopted by the Onondaga County Legislature and subsequently amended under its terms.
A. 
No hauler shall dispose of county-designated recyclable materials picked up in our Village as solid waste nor shall any hauler accept county-designated recyclable materials for disposal as solid waste.
B. 
Recycling containers shall at all times remain the property of the Agency or Village, as the case may be, and are provided for the use and convenience of eligible households in complying with this chapter. No hauler shall:
(1) 
Remove a recycling container from the Village;
(2) 
Willfully destroy a recycling container;
(3) 
Dispose of a recycling container other than by returning such container to the Village at a designated location; or
(4) 
Use a recycling container for other than the temporary storage of county-designated recyclable materials.
The Village Board may, by resolution, designate and impose such other fees as it deems reasonable and appropriate in relation to the collection and disposal of any solid waste. After any such fees are imposed, the manner of implementation and collection shall be by regulation of the Village Board or its designee not inconsistent with the terms of the resolution imposing such fees. The Village Board may, by resolution, also from time to time, establish fees to defray expenses in connection with the fee for the municipal hauler license and administration of the article. Fees shall be paid by the applicant at the time of application.
Haulers shall not collect solid waste in the Village on Sundays, Thanksgiving or Christmas.
A. 
In consideration of the Village issuing a municipal hauler license to an applicant, the applicant shall agree, upon the issuance of such license to the applicant, that the applicant shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Village and its officers and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, losses, damages, costs, payments, actions, recoveries, judgments and expenses of every kind, nature and description, including without limitation all engineers' and attorneys' fees, fines, penalties and clean-up costs resulting from any such claim, etc., arising out of or connected in any way with the applicant's acting as a hauler or the applicant's involvement or participation in the collection, distribution or transportation of solid waste.
B. 
The hauler, as a condition of obtaining a municipal hauler license, shall provide and maintain the following insurance coverages at limits to be set from time to time by resolution of the Village Board:
(1) 
Public liability (CGL), including contractual coverage.
(2) 
Automobile liability coverage for all owned, hired and nonowned vehicles.
(3) 
Worker's compensation coverage.
C. 
The public liability policy aforementioned shall name the Village as an additional insured.
D. 
Each policy of insurance shall be endorsed to contain the following language: "The Village will be given 30 days prior written notification of any cancellation, nonrenewal or modification of this policy which reduces coverage or limits at the following address: Village Clerk, Village of Solvay, 1100 Woods Road, Solvay, NY 13209."
E. 
Prior to the issuance of any municipal hauler license, the hauler must provide to the Village Codes Office proof of insurance coverage in a form to be determined from time to time by resolution of the Village Board.
Haulers shall not operate earlier than 6:00 a.m. nor later than 8:00 p.m.
Where certain solid waste, recyclables and/or other waste materials were not collected because those materials were not placed or prepared by the waste generator in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, the person who placed such materials for collection and the owner of the property adjoining the curb where such waste materials were placed shall remove those wastes from the location as soon as possible after the hauler has refused collection and, in any event, by 6:00 p.m. on the designated collection day.
The collection, removal and carrying of solid waste, recyclables and/or material, and the transportation of solid waste, paper and recyclables on any highway, street, alley or lane of the Village must be done in covered vehicles. No hauler shall throw or scatter or cause to be scattered or deposited or to escape from the vehicle any solid waste or recyclables on the streets or public places.
Yard and garden waste may not be accepted for disposal at any Agency facility but may be accepted for recycling at a yard waste composting facility of the hauler's choice within the county or taken elsewhere.
Except as specifically permitted in this chapter, no hauler shall deposit or cause to be deposited or stored for more than one day upon any property any solid waste and/or recyclables, and dumping thereof is hereby prohibited. No leachate or other obnoxious or contaminating substance shall be allowed to drain from any hauler vehicle on the public streets.
No hauler shall suffer or permit solid waste to accumulate or remain upon private premises, including extended storage in hauler vehicles owned or operated by that hauler so that the same shall emit odors or become offensive or dangerous to the public health or to any person or property.
No hauler shall bury or burn any solid waste and/or recyclables or cause to be buried or burned any solid waste and/or recyclables, papers, trash, hazardous waste and/or materials within the limits of the Village, unless authorized to do so in writing by the Village Board.
This article shall also apply to all special events held in the Village. The sponsor of said events shall be responsible for sorting all solid waste materials into appropriate container or bags and making all arrangements for pickup and disposal of all solid waste materials. The hauler may charge a fee to be determined by the Village Board for such pickups and disposal.
A. 
In addition to any revocation of the municipal hauler's license pursuant to this article, each day's violation or failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall be considered a new and separate offense, and subject to the penalties set forth in § 96-30.
B. 
In addition to the above-provided penalties and revocations, or in lieu thereof, the Village Board may also institute and maintain an action or proceeding in the name of the Village in a court of competent jurisdiction to compel compliance with or to restrain by temporary restraining order, preliminary and/or permanent injunction any violation of this article.
C. 
This article shall be enforced by the Village Code Enforcement Officer, Village Police Department, Village Building Inspector, Village Fire Inspector, Superintendent of Highways, Onondaga County Sheriff's Department, New York State Police, Department of Environmental Conservation Officers and all local law enforcement agencies.
The failure of a hauler to comply with the provisions of this article shall be considered a violation subject to the following specified fines for each offense pursuant to § 80.05(4) of the Penal Law as well as for corporate officers, directors and officials except for corporations in their corporate capacity which shall be fined pursuant to § 80.10 of the Penal Law. Each day's violation shall be considered a new and separate offense subject to a separate penalty as fixed below. Any fines collected under this article shall inure to the Village and shall be deposited in the Village general fund to use as it deems appropriate.
Section
Violation
Fine
§ 96-13
Failure to obtain a municipal hauler license
$250
§ 96-13
Failure to deliver all solid waste collected within the Village and destined for disposal within New York State to the Village-approved disposal site
$250, plus revocation
§ 96-14A
Failure to attach a municipal sticker to the hauler vehicle
$250
§ 96-14B
Duplication or imitating the municipal sticker or engaging in the selling of the municipal sticker
Revocation
§ 96-17A
Accepting and/or disposing of county-designated recyclable materials as solid waste
$200
§ 96-17B
Removing, destroying or disposing of a recycling container or using same for other than storage of a county-designated recyclable
$150
§ 96-19
Engaging in the collection of solid waste and/or recyclables on Sundays, Thanksgiving or Christmas
$50
§ 96-20D
Failure to notify the Village, 30 days' prior written notice of any cancellation, nonrenewal or modification of required insurance policy
$50
§ 96-21
Failure to comply with the designated hours of operation
$200
§ 96-22
Failure to remove uncollected solid waste improperly set out for disposal
$100
§ 96-23
Throwing, scattering or allowing deposit of any solid waste and/or county-designated recyclables or other waste upon the streets
$100
§ 96-23
Engaging in the collection of solid waste and/or county-designated recyclables in a noncovered vehicle
$100
§ 96-25
Dumping or depositing any solid waste and/or recyclables material upon any property; draining leachate from hauler vehicle
$100
§ 96-26
Allowing solid waste or other waste material and recyclables to accumulate upon any property so that it becomes obnoxious, unsightly or offensive
$250
§ 96-27
Any hauler engaging in the burial or private burning of solid waste and/or recyclables, papers, trash, hazardous waste and/or materials within the limits of the Village
$250
If any paragraph, section, sentence or portion of a sentence of this article shall be found and determined to be invalid, unlawful and/or unconstitutional, such determination shall not invalidate or void any other paragraph, section, sentence or portion thereof and such other parts thereof shall remain in full force and effect unless and until legally revoked, modified and/or amended.