Barrie By-law 2025-091, s. 5.1.6 — The following Mandatory requirements shall be met in order for Multi-Residential and Mixed-Use Properties with six (6) or more Residential Units to receive Centralized Collection
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The following Mandatory requirements shall be met in order for Multi-Residential and Mixed-Use Properties with six (6) or more Residential Units to receive Centralized Collection:
- i. Participation in Waste diversion (Recycling and Organics) to the satisfaction of the Designated Municipal Official;
- ii. Compliance with Waste limits set out in Schedule “E” as specified through an approved container size and/or collection frequency;
- iii. For Mixed-Use Properties, physical separation of Residential Waste from Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (IC&I) Waste;
- iv. Each Residential Unit on the property may only use one (1) Municipal Collection Service (Curbside Collection or Centralized Collection) unless otherwise approved by the Designated Municipal Official; and
- v. Ownership of Waste.
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- 5.1.4
- 5.1.5 The City shall not be responsible for the collection, processing, and disposal of Waste until the City deems the property eligible for Centralized Collection
- 5.1.7 Where the property does not meet the Mandatory requirements for Centralized Collection as outlined in Section 5.1.6, the Owner or Property Management Company shall be responsible for the collection, processing, and disposal of Waste generated on the property
- 5.1.8 Centralized Collection shall be carried out at a designated Collection Point at the curb or on Private Property as identified and approved by the Designated Municipal Official
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