(d) Be fitted with a fly and vermin proof lid with overlapping flanges which must be kept continuously closed when not in use. (3) Waste hoppers or bins must be emptied at least weekly or more regularly if the contents become offensive. (4) The occupier must ensure that: (a) The bin is stored and maintained in a clean, sanitary and inoffensive condition and must at all times keep clean any footway, pavement or ground adjoining the storage area, to the satisfaction of the Environmental Health Officer; (b) The surface upon the bin is stored, is impervious, graded and drained to the sewer or an approved outlet with such silt traps or other treatment devices as required by the Environmental Health Officer; (c) The storage site is supplied with a tap connection and hose of a size approved by an Environmental Health Officer; (d) The bin is screened in such a way and with such material as approved by an Environmental Health Officer; (e) The bin is adequately fenced or constructed in such a way so as to deny access to the public; and (f) The bin is cleaned thoroughly after each emptying. (5) waste hopper or recycling bin used for the collection of waste or recyclable material must display a notice indicating the type of waste or material which is permitted and stating that it is an offence to deposit any material contrary to the notice. (6) A person must not place any waste or material in a trade waste, waste hopper or recycling bin, contrary to the notice on it. Penalty: 5 Penalty units 35. Depositing of Waste at Resource Recovery Station A person who uses the resource recovery station must deposit waste in accordance with the directions of the transfer station operator and any signs erected at the resource recovery station. Penalty: 5 Penalty units Builders Rubbish 36. Control of Builder’s Refuse (1) When any building work than minor building work) is being carried out on any land, the owner, builder or appointed agent must: (a) Provide a facility for the purpose of disposal of builders refuse and provided the facility contains all builders’ refuse on the land to the satisfaction of Council, its size, design and construction will be at the discretion of the builder;
management or otherwise) or by another public body. “recreational vehicle” has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986 but does not include motorised vehicles used for farming purposes. “recyclable material” means material in respect of which a separate Council, or Council authorised, collection service applies. “reserve” includes an active or passive recreation ground. “reservation” means a longitudinal area dividing a road but not including lines marked on a carriageway. “residential land” means any part of the municipal district that that has a residential zoning under the planning scheme (including the Township, Residential 1, Mixed use and Low Density Residential zones). “restricted breed” means the same as a dog described under the Domestic Animals Act 1994. “road” has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986. “rural land” means any part of the municipal district that has a rural zoning under the planning scheme (including the Farming, Rural Activity, Rural Conservation and Rural Living Zones). “street” means road. “swimming pool” means the Eildon, Marysville, Yea and Alexandra outdoor swimming pools. “total fire ban day” means a declared day of total fire ban in accordance with the Country Fire Authority Act 1958. “vehicle” A volunteer is a person appropriately authorised to assist in the delivery of the swimming pool service to the community and receives no payment for such has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986.