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Richmond Hill By-law 18-19, s. 3.1(a) — Waste By-law

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designate Collection locations;

  • (b) determine whether a Property is eligible for Collection as described in Article 4 - Eligibility Requirements for Collection and whether it will receive Curbside Collection or Bulk Collection;
  • (c) without limiting any other remedy of, or enforcement measure available to, the Town upon thirty (30) days written notice to the Owner discontinue or refuse Collection to any Property:
  • (i) that ceases to meet any eligibility requirement described in Article 4 - Eligibility Requirements for Collection; or;
  • (ii) for which, in the Commissioner of Community Services' opinion, it is not feasible for any other reason to provide, or to continue to provide, Collection;
  • (d) suspend Collection in all or part of the Town for specific periods of time, in the event of inclement weather, labour disputes or conditions that may render the provision of Collection unsafe;
  • (e) establish site specific Collection and storage requirements;
  • (f) approve additional Collection for any Multi-Residential Property, subject to the payment by the Owner of the associated costs or fees; and
  • (g) establish such other measures as required for the proper administration of the Town's waste management system.

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