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... and maintains mechanical refuse container equipment shall be ... collection. No mechanical refuse container equipment may be ... disposal bins, containers, dumpsters and mechanical receptacles ... mechanical receptacles, dumpsters, containers, compactors and ...
refuse (11)
dumpsters (2)
The disposal of garbage or trash shall be by means of incinerator only with the approval of the Township in accordance with all standards and specifications set forth by the New Jersey State Department of Health. Open dumps and the open burning of refuse shall not be permitted in any district.
refuse (2)
[Added 3-7-1989 by Ord. No. G-290-89 ] No person shall throw or deposit refuse, litter or solid waste from a vehicle upon any street or other public or private place.
refuse (2)
The owner, agent, lessee, tenant or occupant of every dwelling, market, restaurant or other premises where refuse matter shall accumulate in the Township of Hillside shall provide and keep on the premises suitable barrels or receptacles for receiving and holding garbage.
refuse (2)
[Added 3-7-1989 by Ord. No. G-290-89 ] No person shall use any litter or refuse receptacle placed on public property by the Township or on private property for the deposit of residential or commercial solid waste, refuse, rubbish, garbage or other waste material.
refuse (3)
... agent, tenant or occupant. If any person shall refuse or neglect to remove any foul or obnoxious or hurtful matter or thing, or if any person shall refuse or neglect to abate any nuisance, then this Board ...
refuse (3)
... not be construed to prohibit the storage of refuse in proper receptacles for collection. The owner ... for maintaining the premises free of litter and refuse by filing a notice with the Health Department and ...
refuse (3)
Code/Ch 261: Solid Waste/Ch 261 Art I: Collection; Vehicle and Tire Storage; Weeds; Littering/261-2: Definitions.
refuse (1)
Code/Ch 121: Building, Housing and Property Maintenance/Ch 121 Art IX: Roll-Off Dumpsters and Portable Outdoor Storage Containers
Said dumpster shall not contain any "garbage" as defined in § 261-2 and any amendments thereto.
dumpster (1)
... of source-separated recyclable materials, preferably near but clearly separated from any refuse dumpster. The recycling area shall be well lit and shall be safely and easily accessible by recycling ...
refuse dumpster (1)
Code/Ch 121: Building, Housing and Property Maintenance/Ch 121 Art IX: Roll-Off Dumpsters and Portable Outdoor Storage Containers
... of vehicles of the presence of any roll-off dumpster or roll-off container parked on or along any roadway, dumpsters or containers shall be equipped with and display ... These panels shall be mounted at the edge of the dumpster or container at both ends nearest the path of ...
dumpsters (1)
dumpster (2)
Code/Ch 121: Building, Housing and Property Maintenance/Ch 121 Art IX: Roll-Off Dumpsters and Portable Outdoor Storage Containers
Any person given permission to place a dumpster on the roadway shall deposit a maintenance check of $1,000. The ... and the Road Department, will then determine if the placement of said dumpster has caused any damage to the roadway. The cost of repair will be deducted ...
dumpster (2)
Code/Ch 121: Building, Housing and Property Maintenance/Ch 121 Art IX: Roll-Off Dumpsters and Portable Outdoor Storage Containers
Any permission for a roll-off dumpster and container as defined herein must be applied for by way of a permit through the Township Building and Housing Department in accordance with the application provided, and said fees will consist of $25 driveway and $50 roadway.
dumpster (1)
All refuse shall be deposited in containers provided for that purpose.
refuse (1)
dumpsters (1)
Code/Ch 261: Solid Waste/Ch 261 Art I: Collection; Vehicle and Tire Storage; Weeds; Littering/261-2: Definitions.
Any container or equipment used in conjunction with vehicles designed and/or equipped with hoisting mechanisms for either dumping refuse or loading a container onto a truck chassis.
refuse (2)
Code/Ch 261: Solid Waste/Ch 261 Art I: Collection; Vehicle and Tire Storage; Weeds; Littering/261-2: Definitions.
Any container permitted herein to properly secure solid waste consistent with the provisions of this article and includes mechanical refuse container equipment.
refuse (1)
Placement in a designated waste receptacle, or other suitable container, and discarded in a refuse container which is regularly emptied by the municipality or some other refuse collector; or disposal into a system designed to convey domestic sewage for proper treatment and disposal.
refuse (2)
Code/Ch 261: Solid Waste/Ch 261 Art I: Collection; Vehicle and Tire Storage; Weeds; Littering/261-2: Definitions.
... free from earth and stones, building materials, refuse from any building or refuse from old buildings which have been torn down or construction refuse from renovations and repairs.
refuse (3)
