Toronto By-law 844, s. E — Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
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Despite Subsection A, if the owner of a multi-residential curbside property who receives residential curbside collection garbage is compacting their garbage more densely than a 2:1 compaction ratio and, as a result, uses fewer garbage containers, the General Manager reserves the right to increase the residential curbside collection fees for the building to compensate for the compaction.
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- C An owner of a multi-residential curbside property who receives residential curbside collection and sets out more than 0.9585 cubic yards per dwelling unit per year of compacted garbage shall pay the excess collection fee for compacted garbage as set out in Schedule 1 of Appendix A of Chapter 441, Fees and Charges, for each additional cubic yard of compacted garbage set out
- D The City shall use the following formula to determine the amount of excess un-compacted garbage or compacted garbage collected from an owner of a multi-residential curbside property
- F For the first year during which this section is in force, the residential curbside collection fees shall be prorated on a daily basis
- G
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