Article 5
Solid Waste

A.    Accumulation and Collection of Refuse

§5-501 Definitions.

The following words, when used in this Article 5A, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this Section, except in those instances where the context clearly indicates otherwise:

Ashes - the residue from the burning of wood, coal, coke and other combustible materials for the purpose of heating and cooking.

Garbage - the animal and vegetable waste resulting from the handling, preparation, cooking and consumption of foods, and including no more than a minimum of free liquids.

Refuse - ashes, garbage and rubbish as defined in this Section.

Rubbish - all waste materials not included in “garbage” and “ashes,” except building rubbish from building construction or reconstruction, street refuse, industrial waste, dead animals, abandoned large machinery or vehicles or such other waste materials as are not commonly produced in homes, stores, and institutions.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6001)

§5-502 Accumulation of Refuse.

No person shall permit refuse, except bulky rubbish, to accumulate on any premises except in containers. Those containers shall meet the requirements in §5-503.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6002)

§5-503 Containers of Refuse.

1.    Ashes shall be stored in fire-resistant containers.

2.    Garbage and rubbish shall be stored in either:

A.    Containers which are made of nonabsorbent material, are water-tight, are provided with handles and closely fitting covers made of nonabsorbent material, and are kept in repair so as at all time to be water-tight.

B.    Plastic heavy-duty trash bags, provided with closure to prevent scattering of the stored materials.

(Ord 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6003)

§5-504 Certain Refuse Not Acceptable for Collection.

Dead animals, and dangerous materials or substances such as poisons, acids, caustics, infected material and explosives shall not be acceptable for collection.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6004)

§5-505 Collection by Licensed Collector Only; Exception.

Refuse produced or accumulated in the Borough shall be collected, removed and disposed of only by a collector licensed by the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority, except that any person residing in or occupying any property in the Borough shall have the authority to remove and properly dispose of refuse produced or accumulated in or upon that property; provided, that such person uses for that purpose a vehicle in which the refuse can be conveyed in such a manner as to not be a source of annoyance or unpleasant odors, and so as not to leak, drip or be scattered upon any street or alley in the Borough.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6005; as amended by Ord. 2020-5, 11/9/2020, §2)

§5-506 Licensing of Collectors.

No collector shall be authorized to collect refuse within the Borough unless the collector holds a valid license from Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority for the calendar year. No person shall permit any unlicensed collector to take any refuse from any premises owned or occupied by him.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6006; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009; as amended by Ord. 2020-5, 11/9/2020, §2)

§5-507 Duty of Collector.

Every licensed collector shall conduct activities within the Borough according to the rules of Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority and all ordinances and regulations of the Borough. No collector shall permit any refuse to leak, drip or be scattered upon any street or alley in the Borough or, if refuse leaks, drips or is scattered upon any street or alley in the Borough, such collector shall immediately remove such refuse.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6007; as amended by Ord. 2020-5, 11/9/2020, §2)

§5-508 Penalty for Violation.

Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Article 5A, upon conviction thereof, shall be sentence to a fine of not more than $1,000 plus costs and, in default of payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 30 days. Each day that a violation of this Article 5A continues or each Section of this Article 5A which shall be found to have been violated shall constitute a separate offense.

(Ord. 1984-1, 7/9/1984, §5-6008; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009)

B.    Recycling Program

§5-511 Purpose.

1.    Act 101 of 1988, an Act of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled the “Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling and Waste Reduction Act,” encourages municipalities which do not meet the size requirements for mandatory recycling to enter into recycling and solid waste management on a voluntary basis.

2.    It is the desire of the Cornwall Borough Council to establish, in conjunction with neighboring municipalities, a substantial solid waste recycling and solid waste management and reduction program within the Borough to better utilize existing and future solid waste disposal facilities and to work toward a more productive and environmentally sound method of solid waste management.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §1)

§5-512 Short Title.

The short title of this Article 5B shall be the “Cornwall Borough Recycling Ordinance,” and the same may be cited in that manner.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §2)

§5-513 Definitions.

The following words, when used in this Article 5B, shall have the following definitions:

Aluminum cans - empty, all aluminum beverage and food containers.

Bi-metal containers - empty food or beverage containers consisting of a combination of ferrous metals and aluminum; i.e., ferrous sides and aluminum top and/or bottom.

Commercial establishment - properties used primarily for commercial and/or industrial purposes and those multiple dwelling residential buildings containing more than four dwelling units.

Ferrous containers - empty steel or tin food or beverage containers.

Glass containers - bottles and jars made of clear, green or brown glass. Expressly excluded are noncontainer glass, plate glass, blue glass, porcelain and ceramic products.

Institutional establishments - facilities that house or serve groups of people, i.e., hospitals, schools, nursing homes, etc.

Magazines and periodicals - printed matter containing miscellaneous written pieces published at fixed or varying intervals. Expressly excluded, however, are all other paper products of any nature whatsoever.

Newspapers - paper of the type commonly referred to as newsprint. Expressly excluded are newspapers that have been soiled.

Person(s) - owners, lessees and occupants of residences, commercial or institutional establishments.

Plastic containers - empty plastic food and beverage containers.

Recyclable materials - materials specified from time to time in the rules and regulations for recycling.

Residence - any occupied single family or multi-family dwelling having up to four dwelling units per structure.

Solid waste - all refuse (garbage and rubbish) and other discarded solid material normally collected by municipal or private haulers.

Yard waste - prunings, grass clippings, weeds, leaves and garden wastes.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §3)

§5-514 Establishment of Program.

There is hereby established a program for the mandatory recycling of certain specified waste by all persons within Cornwall Borough, hereinafter referred to as the “Borough.” Said recyclable materials shall be set forth in rules and regulations to be promulgated, and amended, from time to time by resolution of the Borough.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §4)

§5-515 Collection by Unauthorized Persons.

It shall be a violation of this Article 5B for any person(s) unauthorized by the Borough to collect or pick up or cause to be collected or picked up any such recyclables. Each such collection in violation hereof shall constitute a separate and distinct offense punishable as hereinafter provided.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §5)

§5-516 Administration.

The Borough shall establish and promulgate reasonable regulations as to the manner, days and times for the collection of recyclable materials in accordance with the terms hereof, and any other matters required to implement this Article 5B.¹

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §6)

§5-517 Enforcement.

The Borough is hereby authorized and directed to enforce this Article 5B and the rules and regulations promulgated from time to time.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §7)

§5-518 Franchise or License.

The Borough may enter into agreements with public or private agencies or firms to authorize them to collect all or part of the recyclable materials from the Borough.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §8)

§5-519 Alternative Collection of Recyclable Material.

Any person may donate or sell recyclable materials to individuals or organizations authorized by the Borough in its recycling regulations. These materials must be delivered to the individual's or organization's site or they may be placed at the curb for collection by such individual or organization on days not designated as recyclable material collection days by the Borough.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §9)

§5-520 Discarding of Recyclable Materials.

Recyclable materials removed from the Borough must be processed in an approved processing facility and may not be discarded in the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority Landfill unless specifically approved in writing by the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority Landfill. The Borough must be notified in writing of every such incident.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §10)

§5-521 Violations and Penalties.

Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Article 5B or rules promulgated pursuant thereto,² upon conviction thereof, shall be sentence to a fine of not more than $1,000 plus costs and, in default of payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 30 days. Each day that a violation of this Article 5B continues or each Section of this Article 5B which shall be found to have been violated shall constitute a separate offense.

(Ord. 1991-3, 11/11/1991, §12; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009)

C.    Recycling Rules and Regulations.

§5-531 Authority for Rules and Regulations; Extent of Coverage.

1.    This Article 5C is promulgated by the Borough Council of Cornwall Borough in conjunction with the governing bodies of all other members of LEBCOG Recycle consisting of Cornwall Borough, Mount Gretna Borough, South Annville Township, South Londonderry Township and West Cornwall Township to regulate haulers of municipal waste licensed by the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority operating within the boundaries of Cornwall Borough (hereinafter referred to as “haulers”).

2.    This Article 5C sets forth herein are intended to be legally binding on all haulers operating within Cornwall Borough boundaries.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §5-6081)

§5-532 Definitions.

1.    Any term which refers to a category or type of solid waste, if not defined in this Article 5C, shall have the meaning as from time to time set forth in Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority's (hereinafter referred to as “GLRA”) Rules and Regulations.

2.    As used in this Article 5C, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

Aluminum - all food and beverage cans made of the light-in-weight, ductile and malleable metallic substance commonly known as aluminum. This description excludes aluminum foil, trays, and plates and miscellaneous aluminum products.

Collection site - the curbside location for each customer at which collection services are to be performed. Each residential unit and commercial establishment shall be a separate collection site.

Commencement date - the date for the enforcement of this Article 5C shall be the date of a resolution adopting said Rules and Regulations by the member Municipalities in LEBCOG Recycle.

Commercial establishment - any entity, other than a residential unit, which generates municipal waste.

Commingled - recycled materials which have been segregated from regulated municipal waste but have not been separated into different types of recyclable materials, and have been placed in a recycling container for the purpose of collection.

County - the County of Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

Curbside - the location for the placement of refuse containers and recycling containers for the purpose of collection by the haulers. The curbside location for each customer shall be (1) adjacent to the residential unit or commercial establishment and (2) not on a public street.

Customer - individual, groups of individuals, private associations and businesses.

Designated disposal facility - the facility identified by GLRA Rules and Regulations for the disposal or processing of selected categories of regulated municipal waste.

Facility - any solid waste storage, collection, transfer, processing or disposal facility; or site constructed, owned or operated by or on behalf of GLRA or approved by GLRA, for the processing or disposal of regulated municipal waste or recyclable materials.

Glass - those materials commonly known as glass bottles or containers, including all food and beverage containers made of glass, whether clear or colored, of one gallon or less capacity. The term “glass” excludes containers of a greater capacity than 1 gallon and glass which is not in the form of bottles or containers.

GLRA - greater Lebanon Refuse Authority.

Haulers - the persons or entities providing municipal waste and recyclable Materials collection under this Article 5C.

Large appliances - a portion of regulated municipal waste consisting of appliances weighing more than 50 pounds, often referred to as white goods, including clothes washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, freezers, refrigerators, stoves, ovens, hot water heaters, air conditioners, furnaces and electrical heaters.

Municipal waste - all solid waste which is within the definition “municipal waste” set forth in §103 of the Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling and Waste Reduction Act, Act of July 28, 1988, P.L. 528, No. 101.

Municipalities - the municipalities of Cornwall Borough, Mount Gretna Borough, South Annville Township, South Londonderry Township and West Cornwall Township, all of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.

Person - any individual, partnership, corporation, association, institution, cooperative enterprise, municipality, municipal authority, governmental entity or agency, or any other legal entity whatsoever, which is recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties.

Processing center - the location maintained by the haulers or other person for the purpose of sorting, preparing and/or consolidating recyclable materials for sale.

Public awareness program - the program developed and provided by LEBCOG to inform and encourage residents to separate recyclable materials.

Recyclable materials - all designated source-separated recyclable materials. For purposes of this Article 5C, recyclable materials shall be exclusively (1) aluminum; (2) glass; (3) steel and bimetallic cans; (4) newspapers. [Res. 1-1994]

Recycling container - a container provided by the Haulers, made of rigid plastic construction, with a capacity adequate to match the collection interval.

Refuse - all regulated municipal waste except the following categories of solid waste:

(1)    Tires

(2)    Large appliances (white goods)

(3)    Construction demolition waste

(4)    Bulky waste

(5)    Putrescible waste

(6)    Uncompactible waste

(7)    Sludge

(8)    Infectious pathological waste

(9)    Ash residue

(10)    Special handling waste

(11)    Friable asbestos waste

(12)    Recyclable materials

(13)    Household hazardous waste

(14)    Oversized refuse items

(15)    Yard waste

Refuse container - a receptacle with a capacity of not more than 32 gallons which is (1) constructed of plastic, metal or fiberglass, having handles of adequate strength for lifting and having a tight fitting lid capable of preventing entrance into the container by vectors or (2) a paper or polyethylene bag which (a) is specifically designed for storage and collection, (b) is protected against precipitation, animal damage and overloading so as to prevent littering or attraction of insects or rodents and (c) has a holding strength capable of withstanding normal stresses until it is collected. The weight of a refuse container and its contents shall not exceed 30 pounds.

Regulated municipal waste - any solid waste generated or collected within the County which is garbage, refuse, industrial lunchroom or office waste and other material, including solid, liquid, semisolid or contained gaseous material, resulting from operation of residential, municipal, commercial or institutional establishments and from community activities, and any sludge which is not residual waste or hazardous waste from a municipal, commercial or institutional water supply treatment plant, waste water treatment plant or air pollution control facility. The term does not include recyclable materials.

Residential unit - any single family detached, semi-detached or own house dwelling, or a dwelling unit within a multi-family building.

Segregated - recyclable materials which have been separated from regulated municipal waste.

Solid waste - any waste, including, but not limited to, municipal, residual or hazardous waste, including solid, liquid, semi-solid or contained gaseous materials.

Steel and bimetallic cans - the ferrous metal food or beverage containers commonly known as “tin cans.”

Unacceptable waste - unacceptable waste consists of the following categories of solid waste:

(1)    Hazardous waste

(2)    Residual waste

(3)    Unsterilized or unprocessed infectious or pathological waste

(4)    Chemotherapeutic waste

(5)    Gas cylinders, unless empty and delivered separate from other waste

(6)    Explosives and ordnance materials

(7)    Liquid waste (i.e., containing less than 20 percent solids by weight or flowable)

(8)    Drums, barrels and buckets unless lids have been removed and interiors cleaned and free of any residue

(9)    Radioactive materials

(10)    Any solid waste generated either (a) outside of the municipalities or (b) within the municipalities by a person other than a customer.

Vehicle - a vehicle used for the collection of municipal waste or recyclable materials which has mounted thereon an approved type, water tight, sanitary body, or which has a standard truck body made water tight, and which is equipped with means of covering to prevent loss of material by wind.

Yard waste - leaves, garden residues, grass clippings, shrubbery and tree prunings less than ¼ inch in diameter and similar material.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §1; as amended by Res. 1994-1, 1/10/1994, §1)

§5-533 Responsibilities.

1.    Customer Services. The haulers shall offer services to collect and remove, by vehicle, municipal waste and recyclable materials which their customers have placed at curbside in the Municipalities, subject to the following conditions:

A.    Recyclable Materials. All recyclable materials placed in recycling containers shall be collected at least every other week or as contracted by the customer.

B.    Refuse. Refuse placed in refuse containers shall be collected every week.

C.    Services Not Included. No collection services shall be provided under this Article 5C for unacceptable waste, household hazardous waste, special handling waste, construction/demolition waste, bulky waste, putrescible waste, uncompactible waste, sludge, infectious/pathological waste, ash residue or friable asbestos waste.

D.    Special Services. The haulers may, by contract or other special arrangement with a customer, agree to collect municipal waste, recyclable materials, yard waste, large appliances and municipal waste requiring special collection or handling at curbside or at a location other than curbside. Such contracts or special arrangements shall be provided to customers in a uniform basis and at a reasonable cost.

E.    Manner of Collection. All municipal waste and recyclable materials shall be collected in a neat, clean and workmanlike manner. The haulers shall load vehicles in such a manner as to prevent spillage. Any spillage shall be immediately cleaned up by the haulers. All receptacles and containers shall be handled as carefully and quietly as possible, being returned (not thrown) to the location where picked up. Employees of the haulers shall behave in a manner which is not noisy, vulgar, obscene or insulting. All municipal waste and recyclable materials hauled by the haulers shall be so contained, tied or enclosed that leaking, spilling or loss from wind blown materials are prevented.

F.    Labor and Equipment. The haulers shall supply all labor, vehicles, tools, equipment and facilities for the collection, removal and disposal of all municipal waste and recyclable materials in strict conformity with this Article 5C. Equipment shall be maintained in good working order and shall be kept in a safe, clean and sanitary condition. Municipal waste and recyclable materials shall be collected in vehicles which are suitable for such collection, which are dedicated for use in performing such collections, and which bear prominent markings, signs or decals identifying them as being municipal waste or recyclable materials collection vehicles. The haulers shall provide an adequate number of vehicles for regular collection services and for performance of the haulers' obligations under this Article 5C. Each vehicle shall have clearly visible on each side the identity of the haulers and shall have prominently displayed all mandated Federal, State, County, municipality and GLRA identification and license numbers.

G.    Recycling Containers. The haulers will supply each customer with recycling containers. Title to the recycling containers shall remain with the haulers. The haulers will promptly replace recycling containers when notified by a customer that a recycling container is damaged or missing. Customers may negotiate with the haulers for additional recycling containers.

H.    Disposal.

(1)    Regulated Municipal Waste. All municipal waste shall be hauled directly to the designated disposal facility for disposal. The haulers shall not transfer any waste from vehicles after collection or prior to disposal at the designated disposal facility.

(2)    Recyclable Materials. The haulers shall transport the collected recyclable materials either to a processing center, a facility or directly to markets. The haulers shall sell the recyclable materials to whatever market the haulers deem appropriate for recycling and the haulers shall retain the full proceeds of such sales. The haulers shall take title to the recyclable materials upon collection at curbside. While it is within the discretion of the haulers to determine the market for sale of the recyclable materials collected, it is the responsibility of the haulers to remove and dispose of recyclable materials generated by customers in a manner which is consistent with the intent and effect of recycling. The haulers will be responsible to ensure that all recyclable materials collected are transported to markets for sale and not disposed of as refuse in landfills or other disposal sites. Any storage of recyclable materials by the haulers shall be conducted so as to prevent the attraction, harborage or breeding of insects or rodents and to eliminate conditions harmful to public health or which create safety hazards, odors, unsightliness or public nuisances.

I.    Missed Pick-up. In the event of any missed pick-up, the haulers shall collect from the missed locations within 24 hours of notification.

2.    LEBCOG Responsibilities. LEBCOG shall:

A.    Use reasonable efforts to inform customers of the benefits which may be obtained from recycling recyclable materials and inform customers of the licensed haulers operating within each respective Municipality upon request.

B.    Use reasonable efforts to enforce such rules and regulations as may from time to time be enacted governing municipal waste collection and, particularly, those relating to (1) containers for recyclable materials and (2) the proper preparation of recyclable materials for collection by the haulers.

C.    Haulers Responsibilities. In addition to providing customer services imposed by this Article 5C, the haulers shall:

(1)    Comply with all GLRA and DEP rules and regulations, including obtaining and maintaining the requisite licenses. [Ord. 2009-1]

(2)    Transport all municipal waste collected directly to the designated disposal facility without any interceding transfer or storage.

(3)    Not commingle recyclable materials with municipal waste.

(4)    Accept title to all recyclable materials collected from the Municipalities.

(5)    Not commingle yard waste with municipal waste.

D.    Customer Practices. LEBCOG shall use reasonable efforts to encourage the following practices:

(1)    Refuse. Customers will place refuse in refuse containers at curbside.

(2)    Recyclable Materials. Recyclable materials will be segregated from municipal waste and thoroughly rinsed and placed in marked recycling containers, which shall be provided by the haulers. Recyclable materials may be commingled and placed no more than 10 feet from the refuse.

(3)    The customer shall keep yard waste separate from other municipal waste.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §2; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009)

§5-534 Reports.

On or before the 10th day of each quarter, the haulers shall submit to LEBCOG and GLRA their quarterly municipal report, together with weight receipts, for all municipal waste and recyclable materials collected in the Municipalities. The quarterly municipal report shall include complete information with respect to the preceding quarter, including the amounts of municipal waste and of each recyclable material collected. The weight receipts shall reflect the total weight of all municipal waste and recyclable materials collected and disposed of during the preceding month. The form of the quarterly municipal report is attached as Schedule A to this Article 5C.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §3)

§5-535 Complaints.

The Municipalities shall instruct customers to report complaints to LEBCOG.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §4)

§5-536 Weather and Other Unforeseen Circumstances.

The haulers shall make scheduled collections, notwithstanding unexpected occurrences such as varying weather conditions, temporarily closed streets, and the like. Upon the occurrence of any such event, the haulers shall make appropriate arrangements with the customer to ensure the collection is made within 24 hours. These provisions shall not require the haulers to take any action which would endanger the health or safety of any person.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §5)

§5-537 Office.

The haulers shall maintain an office or telephone service which has responsible personnel from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on regular collection days to receive and respond to all complaints and inquiries.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §6)

§5-538 Notification.

The haulers shall notify all customers of the procedures, rates, regulations and day(s) for scheduled collection.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §7)

§5-539 Point of Contact.

All communications between the haulers and the Municipality shall be directed to LEBCOG.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §8)

§5-540 Public Awareness Program.

LEBCOG will develop and implement a public awareness program to provide information on local recycling efforts. Such program will include preparation and distribution of recycling information to all customers as well as preparation of occasional press releases, presentations at local schools and community organizations, and distribution of flyers or brochures.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §9)

§5-541 Compliance with Law.

The haulers acknowledge that the collection of solid waste is subject to Federal, State and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations, and, specifically, to GLRA's and DEP's rules and regulations. The haulers agree that all such laws, ordinances, rules and regulations are incorporated into and made a part of this Article 5C as if set forth in full and that any violation thereof by the haulers shall be deemed a violation of this Article 5C.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §10; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009)

§5-542 Indemnification.

The haulers shall assume full responsibility for all their officers, employees and agents. The haulers shall indemnify the Municipalities and LEBCOG, its officers, employees and agents (each of whom shall be included in the term “Municipalities” and “LEBCOG” for purposes of this Section), and hold and save the Municipalities harmless from and against all claims, demands, and causes of action, which may be asserted by any person because of any injury, to property, injury or death to any person, or any other cause whatsoever, which arises out of, or is related to, any of the actions or omissions of the haulers or their officers, employees or agents, whether intentional, unintentional, reckless, negligent or inadvertent. The haulers further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Municipalities and LEBCOG from and against all claims, demands and causes of action which may be asserted by any person arising out of injury or death suffered by any of the officers, employees or agents of the haulers, including, but not limited to, third party actions for any injury or death otherwise covered under applicable worker's compensation law. The haulers' obligations for indemnification provided in this Article 5C shall apply regardless of any sole or concurring or contributing negligence of the Municipalities or LEBCOG. The haulers shall indemnify and hold harmless the Municipalities and LEBCOG against and from any and all loss, damages, cost and expenses, including reasonable attorney's fees, suffered or incurred by the Municipalities and/or LEBCOG as a result of any violation by haulers or enforcement by the Municipalities and/or LEBCOG of this Article 5C.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §11)

§5-543 Insurance.

At all times, the haulers shall maintain in full force and effect employer's liability, worker's compensation, public liability and property insurance.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §12)

§5-544 Non-Discrimination.

The haulers shall not discriminate against any employee or other person because of race, color, religious creed, national origin, sex, marital status, non-job related handicap, ancestry or age.

(Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992, §13)

§5-545 Waiver.

No waiver of, or failure to enforce, any provision of Article 5C or any breach thereof shall be construed to be a waiver of any such provision, or any other provision of this Article 5C, or a waiver of any rights the Municipalities and/or LEBCOG may have with respect to any future breaches, whether of a like or different character.

(Res. 1992-3, 3/14/1992, §14)

SCHEDULE A QUARTERLY MUNICIPAL REPORT

_______________Quarter, 1992
1.	Name of Municipality ____________________________________________________________
2.	Name of Hauler _________________________________________________________________
3.	Recyclable Materials Information
	Glass	____________lbs.
	Aluminum	____________lbs.
	Steel and Bimetallic Cans	____________lbs.
	Other_____________	____________lbs.
	Other_____________	____________lbs.
		____________Total Pounds Recycled
		____________Equivalent Tons (÷ by 2000)
4.	Municipal Waste Collection Information
_______________ Tons of Refuse Collected (Refuse + Oversized Refuse Items)
_______________ ______________________
_______________ ______________________
_______________ ______________________
Attached are all weight receipts to verify the amounts collected.
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that all the information on this Quarterly Municipal Report is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
_____________________________________
Hauler
By:	_________________________________	__________________________________
Type or Print Name of		Signature
Authorized Representative
		____________________
		Date

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Editor’s Note: Rules and regulations pursuant to the authority in this Section were promulgated by the Borough by Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992 [Article 5C].

Editor’s Note: Rules and Regulations pursuant to the authority in this Section were promulgated by the Borough by Res. 1992-3, 4/13/1992 [Article 5C].