Toronto By-law 844, s. D — Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
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Despite Subsection A, if an owner of a residential property who receives residential curbside collection uses a specialized in-home compactor to reduce its garbage volume and, as a result, uses a smaller-sized garbage bin, the General Manager reserves the right to increase the residential curbside collection fees for the residential property to a larger-sized garbage bin to compensate for the compaction, as the residential curbside collection fees are based on the collection of un-compacted garbage. 844-24 February 11, 2025
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- B For the first year during which this section is in force, the residential curbside collection fees will be prorated on a daily basis
- C
- E The City will bill each owner of a residential property, who receives residential curbside collection, the residential curbside collection fee on the utility bill issued pursuant to Article III of Chapter 849, Water and Sewage Services and Utility Bill
- 844-28 1 . Fees for multi-residential curbside properties using extra-large garbage bins
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