Jewish school disputes “excessive” city property violations
July 18, 2011 at 9:32 am in South Washington County Bulletin
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Jewish school disputes “excessive” city property violations
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this is what the city code states: Every owner, operator or lessee of an industrial and/or commercial business shall keep the containers in a trash enclosure or building. All new trash enclosures or buildings constructed in compliance with this provision, and all major alterations to such existing trash enclosures and buildings, shall be constructed in compliance with the provisions relating to trash enclosure structures in subsection 11-6-3B of this code. Containers shall not be filled to the extent that the garbage or other refuse placed therein can drop or spill therefrom. (Ord. 737, 7-16-2003)
It was enacted in 2003 – the school has not been there that long, so why was this not enforced against the previous owner?
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and here is the 11-6-3 section of the code
11-6-3: SOLID WASTE STORAGE:
A. Storage In Closed Containers Required: In all districts, all waste material, debris, refuse, or garbage shall be kept in an approved closed container designed for such purposes. (1971 Code § 28-39)
B. Specifications For Enclosure Structures: For all new construction or major alterations to existing structures, the following standards apply to the placement and construction specifications of trash enclosure structures:
1. The trash enclosure structure must be setback ten feet (10′) from all property lines. The enclosure shall not be located in the front yard of the property.
2. Such structure shall be situated on a poured in place concrete base, which shall be extended a minimum of six feet (6′) beyond the door opening to the structure.
3. The walls shall be a minimum of six feet (6′) in height and shall be a masonry material consistent with the principal structure. The interior wall and floor surface shall be completely surfaced with epoxy finish. No roof is required.
4. Bollards encased in concrete shall be placed at the entrance to the structure. Such bollards shall be a minimum of six inches (6″) in diameter, with the height to match the wall height.
5. The door opening shall be a minimum of nine feet (9′) in width and constructed with opaque material to preclude views into the enclosure. Use of chainlink with vinyl slats is not permitted. (Ord. 741, 8-20-2003)
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