Town of Kittery, ME
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2023-05-08
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The Code
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Title 8: Health and Safety
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Chapter 8.1 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
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Article V Commercial Disposal Service
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Title 1: General Provisions
- Ch 1.1 Code Adoption
- Ch 1.2 General Provisions for Code Use
- Ch 1.3 General Penalty
- Title 2: Administrative Code
- Ch 2.1 Administrative Provisions Generally
- Ch 2.2 Fire Department
- Ch 2.3 Personnel System Generally
- Ch 2.4 Personnel Positions Established
- Ch 2.5 Compensation
- Title 3: Revenue and Finance
- Ch 3.1 Treasurer's Disbursement Warrants
- Ch 3.2 Purchasing System
- Ch 3.3 Applicant Service Accounts (Asa)
- Ch 3.4 Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing Districts
- Title 4: Boards, Commissions and Committees
- Ch 4.1 Establishment
- Ch 4.2 Selection Procedures for Council Appointments
- Ch 4.3 Board of Assessment Review
- Ch 4.4 Kittery Community Center Board of Directors
- Ch 4.5 Voter Registration Appeals Board
- Ch 4.6 Board of Trustees of Trust Funds
- Ch 4.7 Library Advisory Committee
- Ch 4.8 Shellfish Conservation Committee
- Ch 4.9 Conservation Commission
- Ch 4.10 Parks Commission
- Ch 4.11 Kittery Port Authority
- Ch 4.12 Capital Improvement Committee
- Ch 4.13 Economic Development Committee
- Ch 4.14 Education Scholarship Selection Committee
- Ch 4.15 Kittery Land Issues Committee
- Ch 4.16 Comprehensive Plan Committee
- Ch 4.17 Kittery Climate Adaptation Committee
- Ch 4.18 Kittery Housing Committee
- Title 5: Business Licenses and Regulations
- Ch 5.1 Amusement Devices
- Ch 5.2 Special Amusement Permits
- Ch 5.3 Food Service Establishments
- Ch 5.4 Garage Sales
- Ch 5.5 Massage Establishments
- Ch 5.6 Mobile Food-Vending Units
- Ch 5.7 Sidewalk Sales
- Ch 5.8 Taxicabs
- Ch 5.9 Viewing Booths in Adult Entertainment Establishments
- Ch 5.10 Use of the Public Way
- Ch 5.11 Marijuana Businesses
- Ch 5.12 Short-Term Rental
- Title 6: Animals
- Ch 6.1 Animal Control
- Title 7: Cable Television
- Ch 7.1 In General
- Ch 7.2 Cable Television Franchise
- Ch 7.3 Cable Television Franchise Requirements
- Title 8: Health and Safety
- Ch 8.1 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
- Ch 8.1 Art V Commercial Disposal Service
- § 8.1.5.1 Commercial haulers.
- Ch 8.2 Property Maintenance
- Ch 8.3 Emergency Management Agency
- Ch 8.4 Blasting
- Ch 8.5 Street Addressing
- Title 9: Public Peace, Morals and Welfare
- Ch 9.1 Offenses Generally
- Ch 9.2 Obscenity
- Ch 9.3 Curfew Hours for Minors
- Ch 9.4 Firearms
- Title 10: Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 10.1 Rules of the Road
- Ch 10.2 One-Way Streets; Stop Intersections and Yield Intersections Designated
- Ch 10.3 Stopping, Standing and Parking
- Ch 10.4 Bicycles, Skateboards, Scooters and Roller Skates
- Ch 10.5 Traffic Penalties
- Title 11: General Assistance
- Ch 11.1 Statement of Policy
- Ch 11.2 Definitions
- Ch 11.3 Administrative Rules and Regulations
- Ch 11.4 Application Procedure
- Ch 11.5 Eligibility Factors
- Ch 11.6 Determination of Eligibility
- Ch 11.7 Fair Hearing
- Ch 11.8 Recovery of Expenses
- Ch 11.9 Severability
- Title 12: Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places
- Ch 12.1 Excavations
- Ch 12.2 Miscellaneous Street and Sidewalk Regulations
- Ch 12.3 Rogers Park
- Ch 12.4 Seapoint and Crescent Beaches
- Ch 12.5 Fort Foster
- Ch 12.6 Shellfish
- Ch 12.7 Town Farm Forest
- Ch 12.8 Motor Vehicle Restrictions
- Ch 12.9 Legion Pond
- Ch 12.10 Political Signs
- Ch 12.11 Camping
- Title 13: Public Services
- Ch 13.1 Sewer Service System
- Ch 13.2 Sewer Service Decision Appeals
- Ch 13.3 Public Safety Impact Fee
- Ch 13.4 Taxpayer Relief Programs
- Ch 13.5 Property Assessed Clean Energy (Pace)
- Title 14: (Reserved)
- Title 15: (Reserved)
- Title 16: Land Use and Development Code
- Ch 16.1 General Provisions
- Ch 16.2 Administration and Enforcement
- Ch 16.3 Definitions
- Ch 16.4 Land Use Zone Regulations
- Ch 16.5 General Performance Standards
- Ch 16.6 Master Site Development Plan
- Ch 16.7 General Development Requirements
- Ch 16.8 Subdivision Review
- Ch 16.9 Maritime and Shoreland-Related Development
- Ch 16.10 Conservation Subdivision
- Appendix
- Apx A Fee Schedules
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
A.
License.
(1)
Application. Application for a commercial tipping license requires
the name and business address of the hauler, the registration numbers
of each vehicle to be used, a list of the business establishments
to be serviced, the type of waste to be carried, street address and
the number of housing units of multifamily dwellings, if any, to be
served.
(2)
In addition, nonresident haulers doing business in other Towns
must furnish a list of all said hauler's Kittery customers and an
estimate of the quantity of waste to be delivered weekly to the solid
waste facility.
(3)
Any additions to the list, or elimination of customers, or any
change in the volume of waste exceeding 10% is to be reported in writing
to the Town Manager within 14 days of said change.
(4)
The license must contain the name and business address of the
hauler and the registration number(s) of the vehicle(s) to be used.
The license is to be stamped with the Town seal and contain a warning
that said license may be revoked for any violation of this chapter.
B.
Commercial hauler licenses consist of the following classes:
(1)
Any size, any materials, tipping outside, and with no cost to
the Town.
(2)
Household waste and recyclables, large, tipping at the collection
facility. For haulers providing service to more than 25 residents
or businesses.
(3)
Household waste and recyclables, small, tipping at the collection
facility. For haulers providing all disposal services to 25 or fewer
residents or businesses.
(4)
Landfill, reuse and recoverable materials. For haulers providing
all disposal services to residents or businesses, delivering to the
recovery facility and paying user fees.
(5)
Solid waste facility combination, large. For haulers providing
service to more than 25 residents or businesses.
(6)
Solid waste facility combination, small. For haulers providing
service to 25 or fewer residents or businesses.
(7)
Business-generated bulk salable paper goods. For baling facility
direct drop, any size.
D.
Term of issue. Licenses must be renewed annually by January 31.
E.
Load rejections. Load(s) of solid waste containing any unacceptable
materials as defined in this chapter may be rejected by the attendant
on duty. Further use of the facility may require that the commercial
hauler present an acceptable plan making provisions for correcting
any infractions.
