A. 
Recyclables shall be kept separate from municipal waste for the purpose of recycling, to the extent required by the following provisions:
(1) 
Owners and occupants of all residential properties shall keep separate the following recyclables: clear glass containers, brown glass containers, green glass containers, bimetal cans, aluminum cans, plastic containers and newspapers. Leaf waste shall also be kept separate for the purpose of composting.
(2) 
Owners and occupants of all commercial, municipal and institutional establishments and properties and sponsors or organizers of community activities shall keep separate the following recyclables: clear glass containers, brown glass containers, green glass containers, aluminum cans, plastic containers, corrugated paper, newspapers and high-grade office paper. Leaf waste shall also be kept separate for the purpose of composting.
(3) 
Additionally the Township may by resolution add or delete enumerated recyclables that will be required to be separated from municipal waste and collected in accordance with this chapter.
B. 
Glass containers, plastic containers and aluminum cans shall be emptied and cleaned. Aluminum cans, plastic containers and glass containers may be mixed together and placed in reusable containers. High-grade office paper shall be placed in boxes not to exceed 50 pounds. Recyclables shall not be placed in the same garbage can or other container as, or otherwise mixed with, municipal waste for collection, removal or disposal. Recyclables shall not be placed in plastic bags or other disposable bags or containers made of polyethylene or other similar base.
C. 
Recyclables may be set out for collection in a manner different from the requirements in Subsection B (above) if an alternative manner is designated by the collector.
A. 
For residential properties other than multifamily housing projects, all recyclables and leaf waste that is required to be kept separate in residential properties pursuant to § 90-12A, above, shall be placed at the appropriate location on the premises to be collected at times designated by the registered collector. The frequency of such collection shall not be less than once per month for recyclables. Leaf waste shall be collected as appropriate.
B. 
No person other than a registered collector shall collect or remove recyclables from any other person's property. All agreements for collection, transportation and disposition, recyclables and/or leaf waste shall be by private contract between the owner or occupant of the property where the material is generated and the registered collector who is to collect such materials.
C. 
Nothing in the chapter shall be deemed to impair the ownership of separated recyclable materials by the person who generated them unless and until such materials are placed at curbside or similar location for collection by the Township or its agent.
A. 
For multifamily housing properties, all recyclables which are required to be kept separate from municipal waste in residential properties pursuant to § 90-13A, above, shall either be delivered to a recycling center, or shall be picked up by a registered collector separately from municipal waste, in a prearranged manner. If any recyclables are picked up by a registered recyclables collector, then all recyclables generated at the property shall be made available to recyclables collection registrant for collection. Leaf waste shall be collected as appropriate.
B. 
The landlord of every multifamily housing property shall require, by a clause in the lease or other enforceable rule or regulation, that the tenants in such property comply with the requirements of this chapter governing separation and placement for removal of recyclables in multifamily housing properties. Every such landlord shall set up a convenient and practical collection system in such properties for the storage and placement for removal of recyclables and leaf waste generated by the residents of such properties.
C. 
The collection system must include suitable containers for collecting and sorting materials, easily accessible locations for the containers and written instructions to the occupants concerning the use and availability of the collection system.
D. 
Owners, landlords and agents of owners or landlords who comply with the aforementioned requirements relative to multifamily housing properties shall not be liable for the noncompliance of occupants of their building.
All recyclables that are required to be kept separate in commercial, municipal, and institutional establishments and properties and community activities pursuant to § 90-12A, above, shall either be delivered directly to a recycling center, or shall be picked up by a registered recyclables collector or a registered collector separately from municipal waste, in a prearranged manner. If any recyclables are picked up by a registered recyclable collector, then all recyclables generated at the property shall be made available to such recyclable collector for collection. Commercial, municipal, and institutional establishments and community activities shall not place recyclables within the public right-of-way for curbside collection, such curbside collection being intended solely for the placement of recyclables generated in residential properties other than multifamily housing properties. Leaf waste shall be collected as appropriate.
A. 
Every commercial, municipal and institutional establishment and community activity sponsor shall complete a form to be designated "recycling report," to be provided by the Township, which shall indicate where the property's recyclables were delivered. Such report shall provide information on the type and amount of each material recycled, along with such other information as may be required by resolution of the Township.
B. 
The recycling report and all weigh slips obtained from the facility or facilities to which the recyclables were delivered shall be submitted quarterly to the Township. For purposes of submitting such weigh slips and recycling reports quarterly to the Township, the collector who removed the recyclables from the property shall be the agent for any person occupying a residential dwelling unit, any landlord, and any operator of a commercial, municipal and institutional establishment or the sponsor of any community activity and shall be responsible for completing and submitting such to the Township. Each such quarterly report shall be submitted on or before the last day of the first month of each quarter, for the preceding quarter. Quarters shall run on a calendar-year basis, thus: January through March; April through June; July through September; and October through December.
A. 
From the time of placement for collection of residentially generated recyclable items for collection in accordance with the terms of this chapter, the items shall be and become the property of the Township or its authorized agent. It shall be violation of this chapter for any person unauthorized by the Township to collect or pick up or cause to be collected or picked up any such items. Any and each such collection in violation hereof from one or more locations shall constitute a separate and distinct offense punishable as hereinafter provided.
B. 
It shall be unlawful for a person to collect, remove, or dispose of municipal waste that contains recyclables required by that person to be separated.
The presence of any articles containing a person's name among municipal waste or recyclables shall create a rebuttable presumption, for purposes of this chapter, that said municipal waste or recyclables are the property of the person whose name is found therein. This presumption can only be rebutted by clear and convincing evidence to the contrary.