[Adopted as Art. XXII, §§ 22.01, 22.04 and
22.05, of the Code of Ordinances]
No person shall place or cause to be placed on his land or premises
old iceboxes, refrigerators, or other self-locking articles which
when seen would inevitably and infallibly allure children to investigate
and play in such articles, the natural and probable result of which
would be either injury or death to the children.
[Amended 8-1-1997 by Ord. No. 224]
A.
Spilling contents of container. No person shall willfully tip over
and spill the contents of any box, barrel or vessel containing ashes
or rubbish set upon a sidewalk.
B.
Setting upon public ways. No person shall set upon any public way
any box, barrel or vessel used for the purpose of rubbish collection
except during the period of time from 18 hours prior to collection
and 18 hours after collection.
C.
Throwing into streets and sewers. No person shall throw or place,
or cause to be thrown or placed, in or upon any street or public place,
or into any catch basin of any sewer or drain in the City any dirt,
glass, filth, garbage, shavings, rubbish, refuse or waste matter of
any kind.
D.
No person shall throw, place or dump any rubbish, trash, trees, branches,
grass clippings, or other yard materials, construction debris, or
any other items on or upon any public ways or property within the
City of Beverly. No items, as described above, or other materials
may be left outside the closed gates at the Standly Street Dump or
other City facilities at any time.
E.
Any violation of this section shall be subject to a fine of not less
than $200.
[Amended 5-4-2005 by Ord. No. 104]
A.
Whenever any public area, paved or unpaved, landscaped or unlandscaped,
adjoins private property on any street, avenue, road, lane, court,
square, way, or other similar area, no matter how named, it shall
be the duty of the lot occupier of such private property, or if such
private property shall be unoccupied, the duty of its owner, to keep
such public area free of all discarded cans and bottles, litter, debris,
paper or other refuse.
B.
Failure by such occupier or owner to comply with this section shall
in the first instance result in a written warning; in the second instance
shall result in a fine of $100; and for any subsequent offense shall
result in a fine of $250. Each day of noncompliance with this section
shall be a separate offense.
C.
The Director of Municipal Inspections and all Health Department agents
of the City, in addition to police officers, shall be enforcing persons
for this section.
