§ 101.17. GARBAGE, TRASH, LITTER, SEWAGE AND OTHER WASTE MATERIALS.

(A)

No person shall deposit, permit or suffer to be deposited in any part of any City park, recreational facility or municipal beach site, any garbage, ashes, sewage, refuse, trash, litter, including, but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, paper, bottles, cans, containers, syringes, sanitary products, diapers, or any waste material whatsoever, or any product or thing not indigenous to the beach or recreational facility other than in receptacles or pits provided for the proper disposal of such materials; nor shall any person dump any earth within the City park, recreational facility or municipal beach site without specific written permission from the Parks and Recreation Director. Where public receptacles are not provided, all trash, litter, refuse and garbage shall be carried away from the park, recreational facility or municipal beach site by the person responsible for its presence and properly disposed of elsewhere in an appropriate receptacle.

(B)

No person shall bring into or cause to be brought into a park, recreation or municipal beach site from outside boundaries, any garbage, ashes, sewage, refuse or depositing in any manner within the park, recreation or municipal beach site.

(C)

No person shall, either within or without a park, discharge into, throw, cast, lay, drop or leave in any lake, river, brook, stream, storm sewer or drain flowing into or through the park, or into any lake, river, brook or stream flowing into or through a park, any substance, matter or thing, either liquid or solid, which may or shall result in the pollution of the lake, river, brook or stream within the park to such an extent as to unreasonably or improperly prevent or interfere with, or lessening to an improper or unreasonable degree, the use of said lake, river, brook or stream for recreational or other proper park uses, or as to endanger the health of visitors in the park in the proper use and enjoyment of the same.

(Ord. No. 66-06, § 2, passed 12/5/06)

Cross reference

Penalty, § 101.99.