Within any Service Area established under Article 5 of this Chapter and except as permitted in accordance with Section 4-03-1155 or Section 4-03-1165, the owner of each premises used as an occupied residence, place of business, or other building or place where persons reside, congregate or are employed, shall subscribe to and thereafter use regularly scheduled collection service with the appropriate County Franchise Hauler Solid Waste Collector or another Solid Waste collection service provider appropriately authorized by the Solid Waste Director or under this Chapter by the following dates:
(a) 
January 1, 1997, within all of those Urban Area Boundaries within the valley floor up to the Foothill Rate Division Line.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
Any owner of any premises subject to Section 4-03-1150, or any person upon written consent by such owner subject to Section 4-03-1150, may apply for an exemption, in accordance with Sections 4-03-1156 through 4-03-1158, exempting such premises from the requirements of Section 4-03-1150 on the grounds that the premises to be served is inaccessible to the County Franchise Hauler. Upon issuance and compliance with such an exemption, any owner or person otherwise subject to Section 4-03-1150 shall be exempt from Section 4-03-1150 to the extent provided by the provisions and terms of such exemption. Receipt of such an exemption shall not exempt any person from any other provisions of this Chapter.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
Any owner or person desiring an exemption as provided under Section 4-03-1155 shall submit to the Solid Waste Director an application with such fee as may be established by the Board of Supervisors from time to time by resolution. The application shall be in the form and contain the information specified by the Solid Waste Director. Such application shall contain written permission for the Solid Waste Director to enter the subject premises for the purpose of investigating the grounds for the application.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
The Solid Waste Director shall investigate the exemption application and, upon determination that the subject premises is inaccessible to the County's Franchise Hauler, the Solid Waste Director shall issue an exemption with or without conditions in accordance with Section 4-03-1155. If the particular property is accessible to the County's Franchise Hauler, the Solid Waste Director shall deny the application. The Solid Waste Director's decision shall be in writing and final unless appealed to a County hearing officer pursuant to Part 1, Chapter 31 of this Code, with a form furnished by the Clerk to the Board for such appeals. An appellant must pay a fee in an amount adequate to cover the cost of processing and hearing the appeal, as that amount is established from time to time by resolution of the Board.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
Any owner of any premises subject to Section 4-03-1150, or any person upon written consent by such owner, may apply for an exemption, in accordance with Sections 4-03-1166 through 4-03-1168, to conduct recycling activities for all recyclable Solid Waste generated on the premises. Upon issuance and compliance with such an exemption, any owner or person otherwise subject to Section 4-03-1150 shall be exempt from Section 4-03-1150 to the extent provided by the provisions and terms of such exemption. Receipt of such an exemption shall not exempt any person from any other provisions of this Chapter.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
Any owner or person desiring an exemption as provided under Section 4-03-1165 shall submit to the Solid Waste Director an application with such fee as may be established by the Board of Supervisors from time to time by resolution. The application shall be in the form and contain the information specified by the Solid Waste Director. Such application shall contain written permission for the Solid Waste Director to enter the subject premises for the purpose of investigating the grounds for the application.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
The Solid Waste Director shall investigate the exemption application and, upon determination that the applicant is able to appropriately recycle the Solid Waste generated on the premises, the Solid Waste Director may issue an exemption with or without conditions in accordance with Section 4-03-1165. If the applicant is unable to appropriately recycle the Solid Waste which may be generated on the property, the Solid Waste Director shall deny the exemption. The Solid Waste Director's decision shall be in writing and final unless appealed to a County hearing officer pursuant to Part 1, Chapter 31 of this Code, with a form furnished by the Clerk to the Board for such appeals. An appellant must pay a fee in an amount adequate to cover the cost of processing and hearing the appeal, as that amount is established from time to time by resolution of the Board.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
If the Solid Waste Director, upon reasonable cause, determines that grounds for the issuance of an exemption under either Section 4-03-1155 or 4-03-1165 no longer exists, the Solid Waste Director shall issue a notice in writing under Section 4-03-1076 to the owner of the property and any person occupying such property stating that the grounds for granting the exemption no longer exists, specifying the basis for such determination and establishing a specific date upon which the exemption shall be suspended or revoked unless the Solid Waste Director's determination is appealed to a County hearing officer pursuant to Part 1, Chapter 31 of this Code, with a form furnished by the Clerk to the Board for such appeals. An appellant must pay a fee in an amount adequate to cover the cost of processing and hearing the appeal, as that amount is established from time to time by resolution of the Board.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)
If an applicant is denied an exemption under Section 4-03-1167, if an applicant's exemption is suspended or revoked under Section 4-03-1175, or if an applicant's appeal under Section 165 of any decision rendered against the applicant under Section 4-03-1167 or 4-03-1175 is denied, the applicant may not submit an application for an exemption on the same premises or property under Section 4-03-1165 or 4-03-1175 for a period of six (6) months after said determination has been made, unless, on appeal to a County hearing officer, the County hearing officer, per Part 1, Chapter 31 of this Code, finds that the public interest requires reconsideration of the matter within a shorter period of time.
(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)