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(3) A person holding a current and valid contractor's license issued by the State of <br />California may, as an incidental part of a construction project, remove construction and <br />demolition debris from property upon which the person is performing work permitted <br />under the provisions of Chapters 7-I and 7-5 ar upon which the person is performing <br />work for the City or other public agency. For the purposes of this section, demolition and <br />construction debris means waste generated by construction, remodeling, or demolition of <br />structures; it does not include putrescible waste, garbage, or liquid waste. <br />(4) A landscaping or gardening contractor hired by the owner, occupant, or manager <br />of a property may remove such materials from the property where that contractor is <br />working, if the removal is an incidental part of the gardening, landscaping, tree <br />trimming, cleaning, maintenance, construction, or other similar service such contractor is <br />providing. <br />(5) A person may provide recyclables collection to commercial establishments, if the <br />service is free and ninety percent (90%) of each load of recyclables is actually recycled. <br />(6) The owner or manager of a commercial or industrial establishment, or the <br />employee of such a person, may collect and transport solid waste and green waste <br />generated by the establishment to an authorized disposal facility. Owners and managers <br />of commercial and industrial establishments that self-haul such materials, as provided for <br />in this section, may not contract with anyone other than the City's franchisee for transport <br />services. <br />(7) The owner or manager of a commercial or industrial establishment, or the <br />employee of such a person, may give recyclable materials generated by the establishment <br />to a person described in subsection (a)(5) of this section and may collect such materials <br />and transport them to a recycling center. Other than as provided for in this subsection, <br />owners and managers of commercial and industrial establishments that self-haul such <br />materials may not contract with anyone other than the City's franchisee for transport <br />services. <br />(b) It shall be unlawful and a violation of this Code for any person not enumerated <br />above to solicit or attempt to obtain from the owner, occupant, or manager of any <br />property in the City permission to remove solid waste, recyclables, and green waste from <br />such property. <br />3-6-330 PROHIBITION ON SCAVENGING. <br />(a) Upon placement of recyclable materials at a designated recycling collection <br />location for collection by the City or its franchisee or contractor, recyclable materials <br />shall become the property of the City's franchisee or contractor. <br />(b) It shall be unlawful for any person other than an authorized City employee or the <br />City's franchisee ar contractor to take, remove, or otherwise appropriate recyclables that <br />have been placed for recycling collection or the container in which such recyclables have <br />been placed. Any and each such removal in violation hereof shall constitute a separate <br />and distinct violation enforceable as provided for in this Code. <br />(c) Nothing in this Article shall- limit the right of an individual person, organization, <br />or other entity to donate, sell, or otherwise discard recyclable materials, if the person or <br />entity takes such action in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. <br />(d) Nothing in this Chapter shall be deemed to limit the right of the City's franchisee <br />or contractor to bring a civil action against any person that violates this section. A <br />ORDINANCE NO. 2005-012 <br />
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