Hamilton By-law 20-221, s. 3.4 — Full Participation in Collection Services No property shall be eligible to receive or continue to receive waste collection services unless the owner sets out for collection all waste in respect of which the City provides services to the owner
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Full Participation in Collection Services No property shall be eligible to receive or continue to receive waste collection services unless the owner sets out for collection all waste in respect of which the City provides services to the owner.
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- 3.2 Subject to Section 3.3 all acceptable waste placed or apparently placed by the owner for collection by City staff or a City contractor may be audited, processed, salvaged, recycled, reclaimed, disposed of or otherwise dealt with as the City may deem fit and will immediately become the property of the City
- 3.3 The City may refuse to provide waste collection services if waste is not set out in accordance with this By-law
- 3.5 The General Manager may determine that owners who do not participate fully in the City’s collection of recyclable materials, organic materials or yard waste, or who sell or otherwise transfer recyclable materials, organic materials or yard waste to persons other than the City are not eligible to receive or continue to receive services
- 3.6 Subject to the serviceability requirements in Section 3.7, for the purposes of this By-law, the following property types are eligible to receive garbage, organic materials, yard waste, and bulk items waste collection services
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