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Title 5 — HEALTH AND SANITATION›Division 2 — SOLID WASTE, GREEN WASTE AND RECYCLABLES›Chapter 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 5-2

Mountain House Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Mountain House

5-2-100 - Definitions.

5-2-101 - Application of Chapter.

5-2-101.5 - Permit to Collect Solid Waste, Green Waste and/or Recyclables.

5-2-102 - Requirement to Subscribe to Solid Waste Collection Services.

5-2-103 - Depositing or Burying Solid Waste.

5-2-104 - Storage of Solid Waste.

5-2-105 - Location of Containers.

5-2-106 - Requirements for Single-Family Generators.

5-2-107 - Commercial Business Requirements.

5-2-108 - Waivers for Commercial Generators.

5-2-109 - Containers and Mandatory Recycling Required.

5-2-110 - Number of Containers Required.

5-2-111 - Explosives or Hazardous Materials.

5-2-112 - Burning Prohibited in the Open Air.

5-2-113 - Spillage of Solid Waste.

5-2-114 - Separation of Solid Waste.

5-2-115 - Reserved.

5-2-116 - Self-Hauler Requirements.

5-2-117 - Removal of Solid Waste, Green Waste and Recyclables by Producers.

5-2-118 - Schedule for Collection.

5-2-119 - Community Clean-Up Events.

5-2-120 - Inspection and Enforcement.

5-2-121 - Recycling Receptacles Prohibited Without the Issuance of a Permit.

5-2-122 - Liability for Charges.

5-2-123 - Requirement for Additional Services.

5-2-124 - Storage of Vehicle or Equipment Used for Solid Waste, Green Waste and…

5-2-125 - Collection of Solid Waste Charges with Charges for Other Utility Services.

5-2-126 - Rights of the City.

5-2-127 - Ownership of Materials.

5-2-128 - Violation and Infraction.

5-2-129 - Powers and Duties of the City Manager.

5-2-130 - Remedies Cumulative.

5-2-131 - Discontinuance of Service—Notice and Hearing.

5-2-132 - Prohibited Activities.

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