Hamilton By-law 20-221, s. 3.6(a) — Waste Management By-law
Waste Management By-law
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single-family residential properties;
- (b) multi-residential properties;
- (c) commercial properties;
- (d) other properties through agreement with the City; and
- (e) other properties deemed eligible by the General Manager. To Repeal and Replace By-law No. 09-067, as amended, being a By-law to Provide for and Regulate a Waste Management System for the City of Hamilton
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- 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
- 3.6.1 Subject to the serviceability requirements in Section 3.7, for the purposes of this By-law, the following property types are eligible to receive recyclable materials waste collection services
- 3.6.1(a)
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