​GARBAGE AND DEBRIS 

• Keeping debris, garbage and junk stored indoors or in proper containers.
• Having yard debris and garbage removed weekly and placing garbage containers curbside only on scheduled pick-up days.
• Maintaining yards, driveways, sidewalks and other areas clean and free of litter, debris and garbage.

Please see Section 8.04.040 - Storage of debris in the Municipal Code for more information.

JUNK

"Junk" means any used, broken, discarded or abandoned materials. This includes wood, paper, glass, rags, rubber, metal, concrete or other personal property, whether of value or valueless, and which may or may not be partly or wholly assembled into motor vehicles, machinery or other useful objects of any kind. It also includes motor vehicles, appliances and any parts thereof, which are no longer in an operable condition, and mobile homes or travel trailers which are abandoned, being dismantled or partially dismantled.

Outdoor storage or accumulation of junk in open air is not permitted. This includes furniture, mattresses, appliances, inoperable vehicles, car parts, salvage materials and any object that maybe considered inoperable in its present condition.

• Discarding garbage and household rubbish in a clean and sanitary way that prevents it from becoming a home for rodents, insects, or other pests.
• Only storing garbage in leak proof, watertight containers with tight fitting lids. Plastic bags will not keep animals out of garbage and should not be used for outdoor storage, except perhaps on scheduled pick-up days.
• Removing garbage and rubbish at least once each week, or as often as necessary to prevent it from creating nuisance conditions i.e. being unsightly, odorous, or a health hazard.
• Keeping junk stored within the garage or shed.

Please see Section 8.20.040 - Junk and junkyards in the Municipal Code for more information.