(1) “Curb service” entitles the customer to have receptacles picked up at the curb or street edge of his or her property, or within zero to five feet of an alley if one is available.

(2) Any customer with curb service may leave at the curb, public street edge or alley extra boxes and bagged or bundled materials (in addition to his/her regular service). Such extra bags or bundled materials, not exceeding 75 pounds (in total weight of container and refuse) for each item, shall then be picked up along with their receptacles for an additional charge listed in the schedule of charges.

(3) A residential customer who desires to have his or her solid waste carried out by the collector from a place on his or her property other than the curb or public street may arrange to have “carryout service.” Any customer on carryout service may leave receptacles at any consistent and reasonable accessible place on his or her property, so long as it does not require the collector’s employees to enter a building. Any customer on carryout service may have extra boxes, bagged or bundled materials not exceeding 75 pounds (in total weight of container and refuse) each, carried out along with the regular garbage service (in addition to his/her regular service). Such extra bags or bundled materials, not exceeding 75 pounds for each item, shall then be picked up along with the receptacles for an additional charge listed in the schedule of charges.

(4) Any customer may call the city for a “special pickup,” and the collector shall respond as soon as possible, not to exceed 48 hours from the date the collector receives such notice. Customer will be charged the special pickup fee as listed in the schedule of charges.

(5) In case of any dispute as to where customers on curb service are to place such receptacles, the decision of the mayor after consultation with the collector and customer shall be final. (Ord. 456 § 1, 2012; Ord. 358 § 11, 2003)