<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 44-46. - Solid wastes the county or its franchisee will not collect.</div>
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               This service does not allow for the collection of the following types of solid wastes,
               and no person may place any of the following in any container or receptacle intended
               for collection by the county or its franchisee:
               
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                  (1)
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                  Hazardous refuse and industrial refuse. All such hazardous refuse and industrial waste
                  shall be stored in suitable leak proof containers sufficient to ensure that no such
                  refuse or waste leaks or spills onto any public or private property. It shall be the
                  responsibility of the person in possession of the premises where hazardous refuse
                  or industrial waste is generated to see that it is disposed of properly.
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                  (2)
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                  Contagious disease refuse. The removal of clothing, bedding or other refuse from homes
                  or other places where highly infectious diseases have occurred shall be performed
                  under the supervision and direction of the county health department.
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                  (3)
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                  Building materials and wooden pallets. Such materials shall be removed by the owner
                  of the property or by the contractor. No new certificate of compliance shall be issued
                  until such material has been removed by the owner or contractor.
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                  (4)
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                  Human tissues or waste from operation, autopsy or obstetrical procedures or any other
                  material of similar nature.
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                  (5)
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                  Materials of any kind or nature, including ashes, which contain any hot or live coals
                  or fire.
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                  (6)
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                  Hypodermic instruments. Hypodermic syringes, needles or any instrument or device for
                  making hypodermic injections must be placed in a plastic or glass bottle or similar
                  protective container, which must then be sealed and placed in a garbage container.
                  Alternately, such instruments may be disposed of under the supervision and direction
                  of the county health department.
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                  (7)
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                  Dead animals. The proper handling and disposal of dead animals is the responsibility
                  of the owner of the property.
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                  (8)
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                  Discarded computer equipment or discarded televisions. Electronic wastes can be disposed
                  of via manufacturer's recycling programs registered with the state department of environment
                  and natural resources, at the county landfill convenience site (homeowners only),
                  or other sanctioned electronic recycling events.
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                  (9)
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                  Lead-acid batteries. Such materials may be disposed of with wholesalers and retailers
                  that sell lead-acid batteries, at the county landfill drop off recycling site, or
                  at household hazardous waste collection events/facilities.
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                  (10)
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                  Antifreeze. Used ethylene glycol may be disposed of at participating recycling or
                  antifreeze disposal sites, at the county landfill convenience site, or at household
                  hazardous waste collection events/facilities.
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                  (11)
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                  Used oil or motor vehicle oil filters. Such items may be disposed of at permitted
                  or approved collectors or recyclers, at the county landfill convenience site, or at
                  household hazardous waste collection events/facilities.
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                  (12)
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                  Aluminum cans comingled with municipal solid waste. Aluminum cans that have been source
                  separated, or are comingled with other recyclables (only) expressly for the purpose
                  of recycling, may be collected by the county or its franchisee.
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               (Ord. of 6-2-2003, Â§ 4; Ord. of 1-22-2013, Â§ 4)
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