Barrie By-law 2025-091, s. 1.5.73 — "Special Property" means a property where the Owner or occupant meets all of the following requirements
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"Special Property" means a property where the Owner or occupant meets all of the following requirements:
- i. Provides social services to those experiencing homelessness or poverty, such as a regular meal program, grocery assistance program, and/or Transitional Housing;
- ii. Is operated by a registered charity; and
- iii. Generates waste in excess of the Waste limits set out in Schedule “E” due to the services provided.
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- 1.5.72 "Semi-Automated Collection" means the collection of Garbage, Organics or Recycling using a specially-designed vehicle with mechanical apparatus which grasps, lifts and tips to empty Carts directly into the vehicle and sets them back onto the ground. Semi-automated collection requires some manual labour to move the Carts to allow the mechanical apparatus access
- 1.5.74 “Special Waste Materials” means materials not normally eligible for Curbside Collection that which may be collected during the designated Collection event (e.g. single use household batteries and textiles)
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