§ 23-67. Collectible refuse.

The following refuse, in addition to other materials prescribed by the director of public works, shall be considered as collectible:

A. 

Putrescent animal and vegetable wastes resulting from the handling, preparation, cooking or from the preparation of foods;

B. 

Cooled ashes and residue from the burning of wood, coal, coke and other combustible material;

C. 

Nonputrescent solid wastes, including paper, cardboard, tin and aluminum cans, yard clippings and other materials that can be properly placed in the required receptacle;

D. 

Dead animals not exceeding seventy-five pounds each in weight, excluding animals from a slaughterhouse or laboratory;

E. 

Residential collectible refuse: each pickup shall be limited to three thirty-two-gallon capacity cans or five thirty-two-gallon capacity bags;

F. 

Commercial collectible refuse shall be limited to the dumpster container assigned to the service unit.

G. 

Any collectible refuse which does not meet the above definition shall be assessed a "special pickup rate" as specified in the annual budget resolution.