A.
All persons within the Borough who are not residents and who are
not served by the curbside collection program established pursuant
to this chapter shall source separate and arrange for collection for
recycling of all designated recyclables.
B.
Designated recyclables for the mandatory commercial, institutional
and industrial source separation program shall consist of the following
materials:
(1)
High grade paper; including white letterhead paper, white bond typing
paper, white copier paper, white note pad paper, white writing paper,
white envelopes, computer printout paper, and computer tab cards.
(2)
Corrugated cardboard.
(3)
Glass bottles and aluminum and metal cans.
(4)
Other recyclable material as designated by the Borough of Lindenwold
or as mandated by the State Resource Recovery and Recycling Act or
other statute or regulations.
C.
The arrangement for collection and disposal of designated recyclables
shall be the responsibility of the person or firm who has generated
the recyclables ("generator") or the person or firm obligated to the
generator, by contract, to arrange for collection and disposal of
its solid waste. The arrangements may include, without limitation,
direct marketing of recyclables, delivery to a drop-off, contracts
with solid waste collection haulers for separate collection of any
or all designated recyclables, contract with other persons for separate
collection of any or all designated recyclables or direct delivery
to recycling facility.
D.
This section shall be enforced by the Borough of Lindenwold Code
Enforcement and/or Camden County officials.
