Hamilton : Règlement no 20-221, art. 4.1 — The City shall collect garbage, organic materials, yard waste other than Christmas trees, and bulk items from single-family residential properties no more than once per week on a scheduled collection day
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The City shall collect garbage, organic materials, yard waste other than Christmas trees, and bulk items from single-family residential properties no more than once per week on a scheduled collection day.
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- 3.18 Where the General Manager determines that a property used mainly for residential purposes will receive front-end garbage collection services, or wheeled garbage carts as defined in “Schedule D”, the property is deemed to be a multi-residential property for the purposes of this By- law
- 4.0 FREQUENCY OF COLLECTION SERVICES Collection Services – Single-Family Residential
- 4.2 Collection Services – Multi-Residential The City shall collect garbage, organic materials, yard waste other than Christmas trees, and bulk items from multi-residential properties no more than once per week on scheduled collection days; except and provided that the City 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 may collect garbage up to three times per week from multi-residential properties at the sole and unfettered discretion of the General Manager
- 4.3 Collection Services – Commercial The City shall collect garbage, recyclable materials, and organic materials from commercial properties no more than once per week on scheduled collection days, subject to Section 4.4
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