Hamilton By-law 20-221, s. 2 — Garbage Containers – Multi-Residential Owners of multi-residential properties shall set out garbage as follows
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Garbage Containers – Multi-Residential Owners of multi-residential properties shall set out garbage as follows:
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- 1.2 if an owner has an excess of garbage that cannot fit within a garbage container or garbage bag as described in Section 1.1 of this Schedule “D”, an owner may set out any number of garbage bags with a maximum volume of 135 litres and maximum weight of 23 kilograms each provided that a garbage tag is affixed to each; or
- 1.3 any number of cardboard boxes, with a maximum weight of 13 kilograms each, containing only broken glass or other sharp objects, sealed and labelled, so long as the General Manager deems the number of boxes appropriate
- 2.1 for uncompacted garbage, any number of front-end containers with a volume of no more than 6120 litres, or any number of wheeled garbage carts provided by the City, provided that the total combined volume of all front-end containers or wheeled garbage carts set out is not more than 135 litres per dwelling unit for the property per week
- 2.2 for compacted garbage, any number of front-end containers with a volume of no more than 2293 litres provided that the total combined volume of all such containers set out is not more than 45 litres per dwelling unit for the property per week
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