Brantford By-law 440, s. 440.3.4 — Container - water-tight - covered - with handles - size Solid wastes left at curbside for collection may be placed in a water-tight plastic or metal container equipped with a tight-fitting cover (which shall not be fastened to the container) and suitable handles, and having the following dimensions
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Container - water-tight - covered - with handles - size Solid wastes left at curbside for collection may be placed in a water-tight plastic or metal container equipped with a tight-fitting cover (which shall not be fastened to the container) and suitable handles, and having the following dimensions:
- a) maximum volume 0.18 cubic metres
- b) maximum weight 25 kg
- c) minimum volume 0.06 cubic metres (the minimum volume requirement shall not apply in the event that the only solid waste left at curbside for collection is contained in one such opaque receptacle or container.) By-law 151-92, 13 October, 1992.
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- 440.3.2 Containers - requirements - set out
- 440.3.3 Plastic bag - other - structural integrity - size Solid wastes left at curbside for collection may be placed in an opaque bag constructed of plastic or other flexible material, other than paper, having sufficient structural integrity to hold the solid waste in all weather conditions, and having the following dimensions
- 440.3.5 Cardboard carton - wooden box - size Solid wastes left at curbside for collection may be placed in a corrugated cardboard carton or wooden box which is securely tied and which has sufficient structural integrity to hold the solid waste in all weather conditions, and which has the following dimensions
- 440.3.6 Containers - maximum - five per week The total number of containers (excluding the containers described in Articles 4 and 5 of this Chapter) placed at curbside for the collection of solid waste shall not exceed five per week from each dwelling unit or commercial or institutional establishment. By-law 151-92, 13 October, 1992; By-law 116-2005, 20 June, 2005
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