Brantford By-law 440, s. 440.3.2 — through 440.3.5 inclusive because of the size and shape of the solid waste, it may be left at curbside for collection if it is securely bound into one or more bundles and if the bundles have the following dimensions
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through 440.3.5 inclusive because of the size and shape of the solid waste, it may be left at curbside for collection if it is securely bound into one or more bundles and if the bundles have the following dimensions:
- a) maximum volume 0.18 cubic metres
- b) maximum weight 25 kg
- c) maximum length 1.2 metres
- d) minimum volume 0.06 cubic metres
- e) maximum stacking height 1 metre (the minimum volume requirement shall not apply in the event that the only solid waste left at curbside for collection is one such bundle. Each such bundle shall be deemed to be a container for the purpose of Section 440.3.6.) By-law 151-92, 13 October, 1992; By-law 152-2001, 24 September, 2001.
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- 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
- 440.3.7 Bundles - permitted - securely tied - size Where solid waste cannot fit into the containers described in Section
- 440.3.8 Placement - before 7 p.m. - preceding day - prohibited No solid wastes shall be left at curbside for collection sooner than 7 p.m. on the day preceding the day of collection
- 440.3.9 Collection - dates - set by General Manager The General Manager is authorized to fix dates for the collection of solid wastes from time to time and
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