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Regina By-law 9881, s. 5(1) — The Clean Property Bylaw

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The owner and operator of a business which offers for sale food, refreshments or tobacco products shall:

  • (a) ensure that the business premises, including the building, land, and all adjoining public property is kept free of discarded cartons, containers, papers or other garbage originating from the business by collecting and disposing of garbage found in that area each day that the business is open for business;
  • (b) provide garbage receptacles at each entrance to and exit from the business, in the case of a building, or at the sales counter, in the case of a vehicle;
  • (c) ensure that the garbage receptacles provided pursuant to clause
  • (b) are:
  • (i) weighted or anchored to prevent the receptacle from being blown or knocked over;
  • (ii) of sufficient size to contain all garbage generated from the business each day;
  • (iii) placed in locations convenient for public use;
  • (iv) emptied daily to ensure that the receptacle is not full, into a garbage container for collection and disposal by the City or a private hauler.
  • (d) provide a separate receptacle for any recyclable beverage containers sold by the business in a location on the business premises convenient for public use.

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