234 SANTILLANE AVE $100 VIOLATION DESCRIPTION - Sec. 54-146. - Permitted areas of disposition of household refuse and clean yard waste; weekly city collection; sizing of tree limbs and trunks; limitations on time of deposits; special pick-up for white goods. (b)All residents and occupants of property within the city shall deposit accumulations of household refuse and clean yard waste upon the parkway immediately abutting the property of the person by whom such accumulation is made. Where such premises are located upon a used alley, accumulations shall be placed at a point easily accessible from and readily noticeable from such alley, in a manner that does not block access through the alley. Residents are permitted to have only one trash deposit location per residence. All aforementioned accumulations shall be removed and disposed of by the employees of the city (or the city's solid waste franchisee), except that such residents and occupants may arrange for the private removal and transportation of such trash and clean yard waste to points approved and designated by the city, provided a permit has been previously issued by the city and that no reduction in the solid waste collection fee is applicable. Lawn maintenance, landscaping and tree trimming companies working for any property owner within the city limits are exempt from these permit requirements only with respect to the debris created by their work within the city. These same service providers are only permitted to use right-of way trash deposit locations for debris generated by their work on the properties directly adjacent to the trash deposit locations. (3)Household refuse and clean yard waste may not be placed against the trunks of trees or palms or on top of the roots of trees or palms in close proximity to same (as a general rule, trash shall be kept a minimum of five feet away from the base of trees and palms), or against or on top of utility installations including drainage inlets, or in any manner so as to cause damage to the public infrastructure or so as to cause a hazardous condition to be created. The city is authorized to further regulate the location of trash piles in the public right-of-way, in a manner consistent with the best interests of the city. (Code 1991, § 21-51; Code 2006, § 54-153; Ord. No. 3033, § 1, 7 -20-1993; Ord. No. O-2004-12, § 1, 3-9-2004) TO WIT - Trash placed on right of way prior to allowable time. Must remove. If property does not have bulk service, trash may not be placed on right of way. REMEDY - Must remove. OWNER/ VIOLATOR - JOSE GARCIA EMMA GARCIA CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER DELGADO

Committee

Code Enforcement Ticket Hearing

Introduced

February 20, 2025

On agenda

May 20, 2025