Kingston : Règlement no 2014-5, art. 10.1 — This Bylaw shall come into force on the day it is passed

This Bylaw shall come into force on the day it is passed.

Amendments Bylaw Number Passed on 2016-160 September 6, 2016 2021-104 July 13, 2021 Schedules Schedule A - Level of Service for Collection for Eligible Properties Category Number Common Reference Eligible Properties and other circumstances Garbage Receptacle Limit Recycling Receptacle Limit Green Bin Limit Yard Waste - Brush Yard Waste - Leaves Special Collection Events Homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Any property in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit with the exception of condominium properties and co-operative housing properties. 1 per Residential Unit, per week Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per week Up to 6 bundles of cardboard per Residential Unit, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam per Residential Unit, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) 1 per Residential Unit, per week Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Entire residential condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties, that apply and pay for municipal Garbage service under Bylaw 2005-260; Note:

• this eligible property pertains solely to Garbage. 1 per Residential Unit, per week As listed below in category 3. (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 4. (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 3 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 3 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Determined on a property by property basis. Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Entire residential condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request municipal service. As listed above in category 2 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Unlimited Recycling Carts, per week. Up to 6 bundles of cardboard per Residential Unit, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam per Residential Unit, per week (some properties may be subject to alternating blue and grey box materials) As listed below in category 4. (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Entire residential condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request Household Organics collection. Note:
• this eligible property pertains solely to Household Organics. As listed above in category 2 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed above in category 3 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Determined on a property by property basis (dependent on quantity units) As listed above in category 3 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed above in category 3 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Determined on a property by property basis. Businesses in the downtown business improvement area Properties in the commercial property class in the Special Collection area that apply and pay for municipal Garbage service under Bylaw 2005- 260. 6 per business, per week

No service.

No service.

No service.

No service. Determined on a property by property basis. Churches, synagogues, mosque, etc. Places of worship, except uses that are accessory or ancillary to the place of worship. 1 per week 2 per week if the place of worship contains a Residential Unit Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per week Up to 6 bundles of cardboard, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) 1 per week Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Shelters Shelters for homeless Persons and victims of violence. 1 ½ per bed, per week Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per week Up to 6 bundles of cardboard, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) 1 per week Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Almost Home Facility The "Almost Home" facility located at 118 William Street when it provides accommodation for families who are in Kingston with a child receiving special medical care. 6 per week

No service. (to be determined by the Manager)

No service. (to be determined by the Manager) Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. City Hall, BWB, Artillery Park, etc. City property that has not been rented, leased or otherwise provided to a third party. As determined by the Manager Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per week or Unlimited Recycling Carts, per week Unlimited cardboard, per week Unlimited Styrofoam, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) As determined by the Manager (based on operations at property) Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Daycares in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Or no Residential Unit, but still in the residential Property Class And Daycares in Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Daycares that are in the residential Property Class, residential with commercial unit Property Class or condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that apply and pay for municipal Garbage service under Bylaw 2005-260. Note:

• Daycares operating in the Property Classes listed above do NOT receive an additional Garbage Receptacle per week. The daycare and the Residential Unit combined will receive 1 Garbage Receptacle per week, but unlimited Garbage Receptacles with a bag tag will be collected. Alternatively, daycares operating in the Property Classes above that do NOT contain a Residential Unit will receive 1 Garbage Receptacle collected per week with unlimited Garbage Receptacles with a bag tag. Regardless if the Residential Unit is functioning as a family dwelling with a daycare, the level of service will be 1 Garbage Receptacle per week. 1 per week (This is not to be interpreted as an additional Garbage Receptacle for the daycare function. Combined, a daycare operating within a residential Property Class with a Residential Unit will receive 1 per week) As listed below in category 11 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 11 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 11 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 11 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Determined on a property by property basis. Daycares that are in the residential Property Class, residential with commercial unit Property Class or condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request Household Organics collection, or municipal service for recycling. Home occupations including As listed in category 10 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per Residential Unit, per week Up to 6 bundles of cardboard, per Residential Unit, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam, per Residential Unit, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) 1 per week (This is not to be interpreted as an additional Green Bin for the daycare function. Combined, a daycare operating within a residential Property Class with a Residential Unit will receive 1 per week) Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Home Occupations in the in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units, Apartment buildings, condos, multi-residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Home occupations including but not limited to hairdressers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bookkeepers, etc. that are in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit or the Residential with commercial unit Property Class containing at least one Residential unit or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that apply and pay for municipal Garbage service under By-law 2005-260. Note:
• Home Occupations operating in the Property Classes listed above do NOT receive an additional Garbage Receptacle per week. The Home Occupation and the Residential Unit combined will receive 1 Garbage Receptacle per week, but unlimited Garbage Receptacles with a bag tag will be collected. 1 per week (This is not to be interpreted as an additional Garbage Receptacle for the Home Occupation function. Combined, a Home Occupation operating within a residential Property Class with a Residential Unit will receive 1 per week) As listed below in category 13 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 13 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 13 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) As listed below in category 13 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Determined on a property by property basis. Home occupations including but not limited to hairdressers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bookkeepers, etc. that are in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit or the Residential with commercial unit Property Class containing at least one Residential unit or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi- Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request Household Organics collection, or municipal service for recycling. As listed above in category 12 (Different eligible property requirements between Garbage and diversion programs) Unlimited blue and grey boxes, per week Up to 6 bundles of cardboard per Residential Unit, per week Up to 6 bundles of Styrofoam per Residential Unit, per week (based on alternating blue & grey box schedule) 1 per week (This is not to be interpreted as an additional Green Bin for the Home Occupation function. Combined, a Home Occupation operating within a residential Property Class with a Residential Unit will receive 1 per week) Unlimited once per year Unlimited once per year Determined on a property by property basis. Not applicable. Other property as designated by the Manager. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Not applicable Any other property approved by Council for any Waste service. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Not applicable Additional Receptacles with Garbage Bag Tags affixed Unlimited per eligible property, per week Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi- residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units, Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. First collection day following New Year’s Day, Victoria Day and Labour Day 2 per Residential Unit, per week (Does not apply to Properties in the Commercial Property Class) Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. Schedule B - Unacceptable Items For Garbage Collection Unacceptable Items include, but are not limited to:
• Ammunition;
• Animal carcasses;
• Asbestos;
• Asphalt;
• Automotive or motorized equipment parts;
• Christmas trees;
• Combustible material including oil or gasoline soaked rags;
• Construction, demolition or renovation waste including but not limited to blocks, brick, concrete, drywall, plaster, and tile;
• Dirt and earth;
• Explosives;
• Feces, manure or animal waste except from household pets and hens;
• Flares;
• Gasoline and oil containers;
• Grass clippings;
• Leaves;
• Liquid waste;
• Logs;
• Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste;
• Pathological waste;
• Railroad ties;
• Recyclable cardboard from commercial properties;
• Rocks;
• Sludge;
• Sod, soil, sand and stones;
• Syringes, lancets and other bio-hazardous sharps;
• Tires;
• Trees and stumps;
• Wire, wire mesh and wire fencing;
• Yard waste;
• Any waste set out in such a manner as to pose a health and/or safety hazard to a collection operator;
• Any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is detrimental to the collection process or the Waste Management System. Schedule C - Household Organics Household Organics include, but is not limited to:
• Waste Type Description / Examples Food Waste All food (cooked/raw/whole/peelings), baked goods, bread, butter, cake, candy, cereal, cheese, chicken, coffee grounds and filters, cookies, corn cobs and husks, dairy products, dough, eggs and egg shells, fat, fish and fish parts, flour, fruit, grains, gravy, grease, herbs, jams, jellies, lard, margarine, mayonnaise, meat, muffins, nuts and shells, oatmeal, oats, pasta, peanut butter, pizza, popcorn, rice, salads, sauces, shellfish, sour cream, spices, sugar, tea bags, toast, vegetables, watermelon, and yogurt. Soiled Paper Butcher paper, cardboard (waxed), facial tissues, greasy pizza boxes, microwaveable popcorn bags, muffin paper, paper napkins, paper plates, paper towels, and wax paper. Other Waste Bones, dried decorative fruits and vegetables, dryer lint, feathers, flowers, garden fruit (e.g. crabapples), gourds, hair, houseplants, natural wreaths and garland, paper food waste bags, pet food, pumpkins, sawdust (in paper bags), toothpicks, wood shavings, and wooden stir sticks. Yard Waste Limited to an amount for topping up a Household Organics Receptacle with the lid fully closed. Unacceptable Items include, but are not limited to:
• Animal waste or litter;
• ashes;
• biodegradable or compostable plastic bags;
• cigarettes, cigars and butts;
• corks;
• cotton balls and swabs;
• dead animals;
• diapers;
• dirt or earth;
• disposable dusters and sweeper cloths;
• disposable wipes;
• dryer sheets;
• feces;
• feminine hygiene products;
• garbage;
• glass;
• gravel;
• incontinence products;
• lumber or treated wood;
• manure;
• metal;
• motor oil;
• Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste;
• plastic or plastic coated products of any kind;
• sawdust (unless contained in paper bags);
• stones;
• topsoil;
• vacuum bags and contents;
• wire or metal ties;
• yard waste (in excess of topping up a Household Organics Receptacle);
• and any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is detrimental to the organics processing system. Schedule D - Recyclable Materials Recyclable Materials as listed below, or any other material deemed as a recyclable material by the Manager, shall be placed out for collection in Blue Boxes, Grey Boxes or wheeled carts as described below. Blue Box materials:
• Metal – aluminum foil, plates and trays, aluminum and steel food and beverage containers and lids;
• frozen juice "spiral wound" containers with metal ends, etc. Plastic – "clamshell" style fruit and bakery containers, coffee cup lids, egg cartons, fabric softener bottles, flower pots and flats, food storage containers, ice cream tubs, laundry detergent bottles, margarine containers, potato chip tubes, shampoo bottles, soft drink bottles, sour cream containers, Styrofoam products and packaging except "peanuts", water bottles, yogurt containers, etc. Glass – food and beverage bottles and jars. Grey Box materials:
• Boxboard – cereal boxes, cracker boxes, paper drink trays, frozen food boxes paper egg cartons, paper towel tubes, toilet paper tubes, etc. Cardboard – clean pizza boxes with no liners or crusts, flattened boxes, etc. Paper – bristol board, catalogues, construction paper, envelopes, fine paper, flyers, greeting cards, hardcover books with covers and binding removed, junk mail, magazines, newspapers, paper bags, potato bags, soft cover books, telephone books, etc. Plastic bags – grocery bags, milk bags, newspaper sleeves, etc. Polycoat – drink boxes, juice boxes and cartons, milk cartons, paper coffee cups, paper ice cream containers, etc. Wheeled cart materials:
• Grey Box materials shall be placed in "Fibres" identified wheeled carts. Blue Box materials, except glass items, shall be placed in "Containers" identified wheeled carts. Glass shall be placed in "Glass Bottles & Jars" identified carts or boxes. Unacceptable Items include, but are not limited to:
• Antifreeze containers, bubble wrap, ceramics, cereal or cracker box liners, "crinkly" plastic packaging that does not stretch, crockery, garbage, gift wrapping paper, glassware, greasy pizza boxes, household organics, light bulbs, meat packaging, mirrors, mugs, Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste, oil containers, pet food bags, plastic food wrap, plastics that are not a food or beverage container or packaging (e.g. laundry baskets, plastic piping, plastic storage totes, scrap metal, tissue paper, tool boxes, toys, etc.), styrofoam "peanuts", textiles, utensils, waste electrical and electronic equipment, window glass, yard waste and any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is unacceptable. Schedule E – Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste includes, but is not limited to:
• Any household product, material, or item labeled as "corrosive", "toxic", "reactive", "explosive" or "flammable";
• acid cleaner;
• adhesives;
• aerosols and empty aerosol containers;
• ammonia;
• antifreeze and antifreeze containers;
• auto body filler;
• ballasts;
• batteries (single use, rechargeable and automotive);
• bleach;
• brake fluid;
• compact fluorescent lights (CFLs);
• drain cleaners;
• driveway sealant;
• fertilizer;
• fire extinguishers;
• fluorescent tubes;
• fungicides;
• gasoline;
• grease;
• herbicides;
• kerosene;
• lubricants;
• mercury switches, thermostats and thermometers;
• nail polish remover;
• oil and empty oil containers;
• oil filters;
• oven cleaners;
• paint and empty paint containers;
• paint stripper;
• pesticides;
• pharmaceuticals;
• pool chemicals;
• propane tanks and cylinders;
• roofing tar;
• shoe polish;
• solvents and empty solvent containers;
• stains;
• syringes and needles (in sealed plastic containers);
• and any other material which in the opinion of the Manager is deemed to be Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste. Unacceptable Items include, but are not limited to:
• Ammunition;
• asbestos;
• explosives;
• flares and any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is unacceptable. Items that are not considered hazardous and can be placed in the Garbage:
• Broken glass;
• carbon monoxide detectors;
• food related items (e.g. salad dressing, vinegar);
• hair conditioner, hand lotion;
• incandescent light bulbs;
• razor blades;
• shampoo, smoke alarms;
• soap and any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is deemed not to be hazardous. Schedule F – Yard Waste Yard Waste includes, but is not limited to: Brush;
• corn stalks;
• flowers;
• garden trimmings;
• garden fruit (e.g. crab apples, apples, pears, peaches, cherries, tomatoes, etc.);
• gourds;
• pumpkins;
• hedge and tree trimmings;
• house and garden plants;
• lawn edging (earth removed);
• leaves;
• natural woven fibre plant containers;
• peat;
• pine needles and cones;
• plant cuttings and roots;
• shrubs;
• thatch;
• weeds;
• and any other material which in the opinion of the Manager is deemed Yard Waste. Unacceptable Items include, but are not limited to:
• Biodegradable or compostable plastic bags;
• dirt;
• earth;
• garbage;
• hay bales;
• household organics;
• Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste;
• recyclable materials;
• rocks;
• sod;
• soil;
• stones;
• stumps;
• and any other item which in the opinion of the Manager is detrimental to the Yard Waste processing system. Schedule G – Level of Service for Waste Management Facilities for Eligible Properties Category Number Common Reference Eligible Properties and other circumstances Material Recovery Facility at KARC Yard Waste transfer site located at KARC Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste facility located at KARC Homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi- residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Any property in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit with the exception of condominium properties and co- operative housing properties. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) drop-off Apartment buildings, condos, multi-residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Entire residential condominium properties, co- operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off Businesses in the downtown business improvement area Properties in the commercial property class in the Special Collection area, or any other IC&I properties in the City. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off (fees may apply as applicable in Bylaw 2005-10) Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off (fees may apply as applicable in Bylaw 2005-10) Limited to 100 L or 100 kgs per month drop-off (based on weight or volume capacity as identified on the product container, even if empty) (fees may apply as applicable in By- law 2005-10) Churches, synagogues, mosque, etc. Places of worship, except uses that are accessory or ancillary to the place of worship. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off Shelters Shelters for homeless Persons and victims of violence. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off Almost Home Facility The "Almost Home" facility located at 118 William Street when it provides accommodation for families who are in Kingston with a child receiving special medical care. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off City Hall, BWB, Artillery Park, etc. City property that has not been rented, leased or otherwise provided to a third party. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off (fees may apply as applicable in Bylaw 2005-10) As determined by the Manager Daycares in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Or no Residential Unit, but still in the residential Property Class And Daycares in Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Daycares that are in the residential Property Class, residential with commercial unit Property Class or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi- Residential Properties that request municipal service. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off Home Occupations in the in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi- residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units, Apartment buildings, condos, multi-residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Home occupations including but not limited to hairdressers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bookkeepers, etc. that are in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit or the Residential with commercial unit Property Class containing at least one Residential unit or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request municipal service. Unlimited Recyclable Materials drop-off Unlimited Yard Waste drop-off Unlimited drop-off Not applicable. Other property as designated by the Manager. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Not applicable Any other property approved by Council for any Waste service. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Determined on a property by property basis. Schedule H – Level of Service for Free Waste Receptacles for Eligible Properties Category Number Common Reference Eligible Properties and other circumstances Blue Box Recycling Recycling Receptacles Grey Box Receptacles Cart Green Bin Garbage Receptacle Yard Waste Receptacle Homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Any property in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit with the exception of condominium properties and co-operative housing properties. 2 per Residential Unit 1 per Residential Unit Not available. 1 per Residential Unit Not available. Not available. Apartment buildings, condos, multi-residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Entire residential condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi- Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties. 2 per Residential Unit (over 25 units must use carts) 1 per Residential Unit (over 25 units must use carts) Unlimited, based on quantity of units, as determined by the Manager on a property by property basis. Based on quantity of units, as determined by the Manager on a property by property basis. Not available. Not available. Businesses in the downtown business improvement area Properties in the commercial property class in the Special Collection area, or any other IC&I properties in the City. Not available. Not available. Not available. Not available. Not available. Not available. Churches, synagogues, mosque, etc. Places of worship, except uses that are accessory or ancillary to the place of worship. 2 per Residential Unit 1 per Residential Unit Not available. 1 per Residential Unit Not available. Not available. Shelters Shelters for homeless Persons and victims of violence. 2 per Residential Unit 1 per Residential Unit Not available. 1 per Residential Unit Not available. Not available. Almost Home Facility The "Almost Home" facility located at 118 William Street when it provides accommodation for families who are in Kingston with a child receiving special medical care. Not available. determined by upon available. To be by the Manager request. Not available. Not available. To be determined by the Manager upon request. Not available. Not available. City Hall, BWB, Artillery Park, etc. City property that has not been rented, leased or otherwise provided to a third party. Unlimited, based of units, as determined the Manager by property based on quantity determined by Manager on a property property basis. Unlimited, based on quantity of units, as determined by the Manager on a property by property basis. Unlimited, based on quantity of units, as determined by the Manager on a property by property basis. Not available. Not available. Daycares in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units. Or no Residential Unit, but still in the residential Property Class And Daycares in Apartment buildings, condos, multi- residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Daycares that are in the residential Property Class, residential with commercial unit Property Class or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi- Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request municipal service. 2 per Residential Unit 1 per Residential Unit Unlimited if the daycare is present in a multi- residential building on the cart system. Not to be interpreted that a daycare would receive their own carts. 1 per Residential Unit Not available. Not available. Home Occupations in the in homes, duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, homes with secondary suites, other multi-residential buildings with 6 or less Residential Units, Apartment buildings, condos, multi-residential buildings with 7 or more Residential Units. Home occupations including but not limited to hairdressers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bookkeepers, etc. that are in the residential Property Class containing at least one Residential Unit or the Residential with commercial unit Property Class containing at least one Residential unit or condominium properties, co-operative housing properties, Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential Properties that request municipal service. 2 per Residential Unit 1 per Residential Unit Unlimited if the daycare is present in a multi- residential building on the cart system. Not to be interpreted that a daycare would receive their own carts. 1 per Residential Unit Not available. Not available. Not applicable. Other property as designated by the Manager. As determined Manager. determined by the Manager. As determined by the Manager. As determined by the Manager. Not available. Not available. Not applicable Any other property approved by Council for any Waste service. As determined Manager. determined by the Manager. As determined by the Manager. As determined by the Manager. Not available. Not available. The City of Kingston acknowledges that we are on the traditional homeland of the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat, and thanks these nations for their care and stewardship over this shared land. Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation. Learn more about the City's reconciliation initiatives. I Want To... 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