Ordinance 82-2332ORDINANCE NO. 82-2332
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,
FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 14A OF THE MIAMI
BEACH CITY CODE; AMENDING SECTION 14A-1 TO
PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS; AMENDING
SECTION 14A-2 TO PROVIDE FOR LOCATION OF
GARBAGE CANS, TRASH CONTAINERS OR DUMPSTERS,
AND COLLECTION SERVICE; AMENDING SECTION
14A-3.1 PROVIDING FOR SUFFICIENT GARBAGE AND
TRASH STORAGE AND COLLECTION; AMENDING SECTION
14A-6 PROVIDING FOR LICENSE, INSURANCE, AND
LISTS OF ACCOUNTS; AMENDING SECTION 14A-13
PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH: AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1:
That Chapter 14A - Section 14A-1 of the Code of the City of Miami
Beach, Florida be and the same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 14A-1. DEFINITIONS.
APARTMENT: A dwelling containing more than two
dwelling units and in which the majority of dwelling
units contain kitchen facilities. The term "apartment"
shall include apartment houses, bungalow courts and all
other dwellings of similar character, but not to include
hotels.
BULKY WASTE: The words "bulky waste" shall mean large
items of household refuse, such as appliances, furniture,
accumulations from major tree cut-backs, large crates and
like articles.
COMMERCIAL: An establishment dealing in wholesale or
retail trade or services and shall include lodges,
churches, schools and all other places where garbage or
trash may accumulate, not specifically described herein.
COMMERCIAL REFUSE: All solid waste produced by commer-
cial establishments such as stores, office buildings,
markets, schools, restaurants, bars, cafeterias,
theaters, hotels, motels, hospitals and other institu-
tional buildings.
CONSTRUCTION DUMPSTER OR ROLL OFF: Approved open metal
container without wheels, with capacity up to 40 cubic
yards, used at construction sites.
DUMPSTER: An approved metal container on wheels with a
tight fitting solid top and a minimum capacity of one
cubic yard or 275 gallons.
DUPLEX: A detached building, divided horizontally or
vertically and designed for or occupied by two single
family housekeeping units.
GARBAGE: Every refuse accumulation of animal, fruit or
vegetable matter that attends the preparation, use,
cooking and dealing in, or storage of, meats, fish, fowl,
fruit or vegetables, and decay, putrefaction and the
generation of noxious or offensive gases or odors, or
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which, during or after decay, may serve as breeding or
feeding material for flies or other germ -carrying
insects.
GARBAGE CAN: An approved container commonly sold as a
garbage can, of a capacity not less than ten gallons and
not to exceed thirty gallons, and such can shall have two
handles upon the sides of the can, or a bail by which it
may be lifted, and shall have a tight -fitting solid top.
HOTEL: A building containing ten or more dwelling
units and in which the majority of the dwelling units do
not contain kitchen facilities and is licensed as a hotel.
INDUSTRIAL WASTE: The All wastes and debris ffem btleit;
eenenete bleek; reefing shingle et the plants; generated
by construction, aeetimtllated frem land clearing,
excavating of structures, belld°ng; tebtillding and
altening e€ btllldings; stetiettines, roads, streets,
sidewalks or parkways;, and any waste matenlals whleh
beeatise of thein veleme et nature; de net lend themselves
to eelleetlen and lnelneeatlen eemmingled with endlnany
gafbage and mash including waste collected for
recycling, including, but not limited to, oil, grease and
paper.
KITCHEN FACILITY: A facility for preparing food
containing a sink with running water, a stove and a
refrigerator.
OCCUPANT: Any person using or having actual possession
of any building, lot or business.
OPERATOR OR MANAGER: Any person who has or is in charge,
care, control or use of any building or lot.
OWNER: Any person, firm, corporation or other legal en-
tity, who individually or jointly or severally with
others, holds the legal or beneficial title to any
building, facilities, equipment or premises subject to
the provisions of this chapter. The term shall include
the owner's duly authorized agent, a purchaser, divisee,
fiduciary, property holder or any other person, firm,
corporation or legal entity having a vested or contingent
interest, or in the case of a leased premies, the legal
holder of the lease, or his legal representative. It is
intended that this term shall be construed as applicable
to the person, firm, corporation or legal entity respon-
sible for the construction, maintenance and operation of
the building, facilities or premises involved.
PERSON: Elthen an Individuals, children, firms,
associations, joint ventures, partnerships,
corporations, exeetitets; adminlsteatens; tnestees en
ethers legal entitles; whethen singtllat of plural:
maseellne et feminine; as the eentext may eegtilre,
estates, trusts, syndicates, fiduciaries, individuals
that sign the municipal license application and all other
groups and combinations.
RESIDENCE (SINGLE FAMILIY): A detached building
designed for or occupied exclusively by one family.
RESIDENTIAL REFUSE: All garbage and rubbish originated
in a dwelling or residence.
RESTAURANT: Every establishment maintained and
operated as a place where food is regularly prepared,
served or sold for immediate consumption on or about the
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premises, and every establishment preparing food to be
called for, delivered to or taken out by customers, not
otherwise provided for herein.
ROOMING HOUSE: A building containing less than ten
dwelling units and in which the majority of the dwelling
units do not contain kitchen facilities and is licensed
as a rooming house or boardinghouse.
RUBBISH OR TRASH: Refuse accumulations of paper, excel-
sior, rags, wooden or paper boxes or containers,
sweepings and all other accumulations of a nature other
than garbage, which are usual to housekeeping and to the
operation of stores, offices, and other business places,
and any bottles, cans, or other containers which, due to
their ability to retain water may serve as breeding
places for mosquitoes or other water -breeding insects;
'tnash--' shell net lnelude 14ndtistr.ial wastes&' as def4ned
above; rubbish shall not include noncombustible refuse,
as defined above.
TRASH: Refuse accumulations of paper, excelsior, rags
or wood or paper boxes or containers, sweepings and all
other accumulations of a nature other than garbage, which
are usual to housekeeping and to the operation of stores,
offices and other business places; and any bottles, cans
or other containers, which, for mosquitoes or other
waterbreeding insects; "trash" shall not include
"industrial wastes" as defined above.
TRASH CONTAINER: Any container other than a garbage can
approved by the public works department.
SECTION 2:
That Chapter 14A of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, Florida is
hereby amended as follows:
Sec. 14A-2. LOCATION OF GARBAGE CANS, AND TRASH
CONTAINERS_L OR DUMPSTERS GARBAGE
COLLECTION SERVICE,
All garbage cans, and trash containers or dumpsters
shall be kept together in or within a plaee aeeess4ble
and aeeeptable to the empleyees ef the pttblle weeks
department ef the elty walled or enclosed area on private
property approved by the Public Works Department of the
City of Miami Beach. Such area shall not extend into any
required front yard setback, on corner lots it shall not
extend into side yard setback facing streets. Such area
shall be accessible to both City and private garbage
collectors. All new commercial buildings and multi-
family buildings exceeding twelve units shall provide a
•arba•e room a..roved b the Public Works De•artment as
to location, size, and other criteria deemed necessary.
All existing buildings constructing additions or
changing their use must provide a garbage room approved
by the Public Works Department as to location, size and
other criteria deemed necessary.
It shall be the responsibility of the property owner,
agent, lessee, manager or such property owner, or private
garbage contractor to insure the return of such cans,
containers or dumpsters to the approved location after
collection.
At no time shall such cans, containers or dumpsters be
kept upon e4ty any er public property, street, alley or
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sidewalk or other public land or any property not in the
ownership or tenancy of the persons by whom the garbage
er trash is accumulated, whether sorb aelghberl tg
preperty be vaeaat er l tpre''eel- Whenever pre 4ses abut
an alley; the garbage eans and trash eettalners shall be
pleeee7 with -in easy and eeaven-ieat aeeess €rex sueh alley.
The Public Works Department shall require a permit for
each garbage facility located in the City of Miami Beach
which is serviced by a private contractor. The permit
will be issued by the Engineering Division after the
compliance of requirements and clearance of Billing
Service Department.
In hardship cases, the City Public Works Director shall
have the power to waive any or all of the provisions of
this section for a period of no longer than one year.
Each individual property owner shall be required to have
a garbage collection service and approved garbage
facilities.
SECTION 3:
That Chapter 14A of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, Florida is
hereby amended as follows:
Sec. 14A-3.1. MINIMUM CAPACITY REQUIREMENTS FOR
VARIOUS TYPES OF USES AND OCCUPANCY.
(a) It shall be the responsibility of the owner or
operator of every premise, structure, or building in the
eCity of Miami Beach to provide sufficient temporary
garbage and trash storage through the use of approved
garbage cans, er garbage containers; er trash eeeteleefs
or dumpsters. until eelleetlea by elty persenael er a
lleeased garbage er trash hauler -
{b} Every ewaer shall prevlele su€€leleet temperary
garbage er trash sterage by prevldlsg ears er
eaeata±fers; eemplylag with the prevlsleas e€ this
ehapter; havlag et least the eapaeltles set belew-
(b) The garbage containers per site shall not be limited
provided each individual property has its own approved
number of containers and provided the containers are
picked up a minimum of twice a week. The Public Works
Department has the authority and power to approve the
capacity of the containers and the frequency of
collection service for each individual property.
The City of Miami Beach divides and classifies waste and its
handling requirements as follows:
1. Residential Refuse: All the garbage, rubbish or trash,
generated in any dwelling used for single family residence,
duplex, townhouse, apartment or multi -family building. The
Director of the Public Works Department or the Sanitation
Division Supervisor will determine the square footage of the
dwelling, number of rooms, and/or density of residents, when
approving the capacity of containers and frequency of collec-
tion service based on a 25 gallon container per 1,000 square
feet and two collections per week.
2. Commercial Refuse: All solid waste generated by businesses
such as stores, restaurants, bars, hotels, motels, markets,
schools, churches, hospitals and other institutional
buildings. Minimum requirements for capacity of containers
and frequency of collection are as follows:
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(a) Stores, office buildings, churches, and schools
must have container capacity of 25 gallons for each
1000 square foot area and minimum twice weekly
collection service.
(b) Restaurants, markets, hotels, and motels will have
container capacity and frequency of service as
approved by the Director of Public Works on an indi-
vidual basis.
Type e€ Use Minimum Capacity
Bwell-ing ide-its
Singe-fam4Iy 25 galle is per 1966 sertj.ate feet ef
fleet area
Buplex aad/er
fult}pie fern}ly
Hetels asd tnetels with
eeeR.ing faellltles
wltheut eeeking
faellltles
25 gallens per 1999 square feet ef
tetal feetage ef all units;
exeludleg eeinmeu areas ef 15u41ellug7
25 gallens per 1999 square feet ef
tete} feetage ef all un -its;
exelu64ng eemmefl areas ef 13u41d4eg7
l6 galleas per 1969 square feet ef
tete} feetage ef all unite;
exeludlag ee tmea areas ef 15u41e74ag-
In the event an owner uses containers the volume of which is
measured in cubic feet or yards, the foregoing requirements shall
be computed by assuming that one gallon equals .133 cubic feet.
(c) The minimum capacity required above may be supplied
by providing garbage cans or containers or trash
cans, or containers or dumpsters of sufficient size
and number as are required to hold the minimum
capacity indicated above and providing for same to
be emptied at least eaee twice a week or by
providing cans or containers of lesser sizes or
number provided that same are emptied on a regularly
scheduled basis more frequently than eaee twice a
week; and that the product of the capacity of the
containers provided multiplied by the number of
times per week the containers are emptied is equal
to the minimum capacity requirements set forth in
Sub -Section (b). Minimum capacity requirements may
also be met through the use of a garbage or trash
compactor in which event the minimum required
capacity of the actual cans or containers provided
shall be reduced in the same ratio as the compactor
is capable of reducing the bulk of garbage or trash,
as certified by its manufacturer.
(d) Where the minimum capacity requirements of this
section are met through the use of collections on a
basis more frequent than eaee twice a week or
through the use of a trash or garbage compacting
device, the owner of the premises shall, if
requested by the Sanitation Division Supervisor of
the City or by such other person as is charged by
the elty manager Public Works Director with
responsibility for enforcing this Section, provide
proof of the frequency of trash and garbage
collections, or in the case of a compacting device,
the manufacturers' brochures or certifications
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indicating its capacities. In the event such proof
is not provided when requested it shall be presumed
that the capacity supplied is that of the containers
provided and that said containers are emptied on a
basis no more frequent than once a week.
(e) Violaters ef this section shall be subject to fine
and penalty as prev4ded tinder Seetlen 14A-573 ef the
elty Cede and under Seetlen 28 ef the elty ehatten-
Installation of compactors is subject to permit and
approval of the Public Works Director.
3. Industrial Waste: All waste and debris generated by
construction, land claims, excavating of structures, roads,
streets, sidewalks or parkway, including waste collected for
recycling, such as, but not limited to oils, greases, and
papers. Any such waste and debris which, if because of volume
or nature, do not lend themselves to collection and
incineration, shall be removed through special handling and
shall be the responsibility of persons who generate same.
4. Bulky Waste: All large items of household refuse, such as
appliances, furniture, accumulations from major tree
cutbacks, large crates and like articles shall be disposed of
by whomever services the account.
SECTION 4:
That Chapter 14A of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, Florida is
hereby amended as follows:
Sec. 14A-6. REQUIRED LICENSE REQUIREMENT; FORM OF
APPLIEAPION; APPROVAL BY PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR AS PREREQUISITE TO ISSUANCE;
LIST OF ACCOUNTS AND LIABILITY INSURANCE
REQUIRED.
No person shall rexteve garbage ee trash engage in the
business of removing or disposing of garbage, trash, or
waste from any premises in the city, or transport garbage
er trash or waste through the streets or alleys or public
ways of the City, of eenteaet fat ee permit himself to be
employed et engaged for any sueh removal; tnanspeetatlen
en dlspesal without first having secured a license for
such services activities from the city clerk Public Works
Director evldeneing after payment to the city of the
necessary license fee as peevlded a license fee and as
required by the occupational licensing ordinance of the
city. Befefe issuing any stieh Ileense; Issuance of a
license the elty clerk shall require the exeeut4en
completion of an application form to be furnished by him
showing the name(s) et names of the person(s) et persens
to be licensed, or in the case of a corporation or other
business entity, the names of the principal partners,
owners, officers and directors and or the name(s) of the
person(s) who are to actually manage and operate peffefm
stleh setvlees far the eeepe'atlen the business, together
with the business and home address of each such person;
the description of the equipment to be used in such
removal, transportation and disposal and the exaet
leeat-ien ef end the methed ef disposal a description of
the method of disposal including the location of all
garbage disposal facilities to be used. Equipment shall
consist of trucks with leak proof and enclosed bodies;
compactors and sanitizing materials in each truck;
covered and leak proof garbage dumpsters. Sueh Said
application shall be submitted to and must be approved by
the Director of the public works department of the City
as a prerequisite prior to the issuance of the license.
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The applicant shall also provide evidence that the
d-ispesal e€ garbage disposal facility described et the
pelnt named; and by the method deserlbed In the
appl-ieatlen is licensed or approved by the proper
authorities of the County or ef the municipality where
such facility is located, if stieh pelnt be w±thin a
mtinlelpalty. No license under this section shall ehange
any ef substitute the personnel named in stieh its
application, nor any ef the equipment or methodology used
for removal, ef transportation or disposal nor the
location ef methed of disposal facilities as described in
its stieh application, without first having reported such
changes to the Director of Public Works and secured his
approval and permiss-ien therefor, and in the case of
changes in the location and method of disposal
facilities, such changes shall also be approved by the
proper authorities of the county or ef the municipality
wlthln where such disposal pelnt facility is located.
The lleensee licensed contractor shall provide the public
works director with a list ef aeeeunts current list of
the names and addresses of each account, the frequency of
service, and the capacity of each dumpster and compactor
as per account. and sSuch list shall be updated when
changes occur. The location of each dumpster and
compactor shall be approved by the Public Works Director
and, a permit will be issued for each dumpster. No
dumpster can be placed or serviced until such permit is
issued. In case a dumpster is delivered by a contractor
without a permit, the City has the right to keep billing
for same until the permit is issued. Licensee shall
return dumpsters to such approved location after
servicing. Compactors shall not be installed without
permits from the Building Department and Engineering
Division of the City. Each dumpster must bear name of
licensee and must be serviced and sanitized after each
service at least twice weekly. Service pickups by trucks
are to be made from streets and driveways and are hereby
prohibited from climbing sidewalks. Abandoned dumpsters
not on service or dumpsters located on public property
will be removed by the City at owner's expense, cost will
include storage fee. No property owner may share an
account with another property owner. Licensee may not
park any garbage truck on public or private property
within the City when not being used to service accounts.
Collection time shall be between the hours of 7:30 a.m.
and 6:00 p.m. only. Employees shall carry Miami Beach
Police Identification Cards at all times. Workers'
Compensation insurance shall be required as provided by
Section 20-18.
Before issuing any license hereunder, the e.ity elerk
Director of Public Works shall require the applicant to
file with hlm a eemprehens4ve general llablllty In ury
pelley a Certificate of Insurance providing automobile
liability injury policy with minimum limits for bodiliy
injury of one hundred thousand dollars for injury to one
person and three hundred thousand dollars for one
accident, and for property damage of twenty-five thousand
dollars In for one accident and fifty thousand dollars
aggregate. St1eh pel#ey shall set ferth an endersement to
save and held harmless the elty from any llablltly er
damage whatseever far all elalms far bedlly lnjtlry to the
publle and all damage to preperty ef ethers resulting
€rem any and all sets ef emisslen and eemmisslen ef an by
the applleant; hls agents; servants er empleyees-
The Public Works Director of the City of Miami Beach is
authorized to suspend, revoke or cancel any such license
for failure to comply with any of the City Ordinances.
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SECTION 5:
That Chapter 14A of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, Florida is
hereby amended by the addition of a new section 14A-6.1 to read as
follows:
Sec. 14A-6.1. CITY MANAGER RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The City Manager is hereby delegated and shall have the
full authority of the Miami Beach City Commission to
promulgate regulations to enforce and administer the
provisions of this Article provided such regulations are
not inconsistent with this Article, are in writing, and
are approved by the City Attorney.
SECTION 6:
That Chapter 14A - Section 14A-13 of the Code of the City of Miami
Beach, Florida is hereby amended by the addition of the following:
Inspectors of the Public Works Department shall be authorized to
issue notice of violation of any provision of this Chapter and such
notice shall provide for a fine as included in the Rules and
Regulations under Section 14A-6.1. General notice of violation
shall be issued to owners, tenants, agents and occupants.
Contractor notice of violation shall be issued to private garbage
contractors.
Any person found guilty of violation of any provisions of this
Chapter, other than Section 14A-12.1, eha44 may be punished as
provided by Section 1.8 (Ord. No. 1621 §1; Ord. No. 1628 §2; Ord.
No. 1907, §2) .
SECTION 7: SEVERABILITY,
If any section, sub -section, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of
this Ordinance is, for any reason, held invalid or unconstitutional
by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be
deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such
holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of
this Ordinance.
SECTION 8: REPEALER.
That all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith be
and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION 9: EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance shall take effect 10 days after adoption on
September 11 , 1982.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 1st day of September , 19 8 2.
Attest:
City Clerk
MLB • JJ 1st Reading - August 18, 1982
• 2nd Reading - September 1, 1982(as amended)
Words underlined have been added.
Words stft1e3 thretgh have been deleted.
Mayor
101 r►' 'rt
Date
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In conjunction with the latest revisions to the Sanitation Ordinance, specifically:
That Chapter 14A of the Code of the City of Miami Beach, Florida is hereby
amended by the addition of a new section 14A-6.1 to read as fellows:
Sec. 14A-6.1. CITY MANAGER RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The City Manager is hereby delegated and shall have the full
authority of the Miami Beach City Commission to promulgate
regulations to enforce and administer the provisions of this
Article provided such regulations are not inconsistent with this
Article, are in writing, and are approved by the City Attorney.
The Public Works Department has established a recommended schedule of fines for
violations to the Sanitation Ordinance as follows:
Sec. 14A-13.2 General: Violations to be issued and applied to Owners, Agents,
Tenants, Occupants, Operators or Managers.
Section 14A-2:
Violation Recommended Fine
The Placement of Dumpster(s)
Garbage, Trash, Bulky and/or
Industrial Waste on Public Property. $25.00
Dumpster(s) located and kept
on front yard or side yard
facing street (corner lots). $25.00
Dumpster(s) not kept in approved
garbage facility. $25.00
Property Owners/Operators/Agents/
Tenants without garbage collection
service. (Private or City). $50.00
Individual properties with different
ownerships sharing the same service,
with or without consent.
$25.00
Section 14A-3:
Violation Recommended Fine
Insufficient garbage receptacle capacity. $25.00
Insufficient frequency of garbage collection. $25.00
Overloaded garbage receptacle(s). $25.00
Lack of/or deteriorated receptacle(s). $25.00
Garbage or miscellaneous trash around
receptacle(s). $25.00
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Section 14A-4:
Violation
Illegal disposal of garbage, trash,
industrial and bulky waste.
Recommended Fine
$25.00
Section 14A-5:
Violation Recommended Fine
Illegal disposal of garden trash, tree
and shrubbery trash and/or special $25.00
handling trash.
Section 20-11.111 ti
Violation Recommended Fine
* Gardener(s) without City license. $25.00
Section 14A-12.1:
Violation Recommended Fine
* Open lid on garbage receptacle(s) $25.00
Creation of health hazard or nuisance. $100.00
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Section 14A-13.3: Violations of Sec. 14A-2, 14A -3.1,14A-6
Private Garbage Contractors only:
Section 14A-2:
Violation Recommended Fine
Dumpster(s) and roll offs placed on
public property. $50.00
Dumpster(s) placed by Contractors without
Public Works Department permit. $50.00
Section 14A-3:
Violation
Deteriorated dumpster(s), rusted,
decayed, unserviceable.
Recommended Fine
$25.00
Section 14A-3.1:
Violation Recommended Fine
Garbage dumpster(s) without lid. $50.00
Section 14A-3.1.4
Violation Recommended Fine
* Not removing all garbage trash and
bulky waste generated by the account
being serviced. $100.00
Section 14A-6
Violation Recommended Fine
Dumpster(s) not returned by Contractor
to the approved location. $50.00
Dumpster(s) not removed after account
is closed. $25.00
Dumpster(s) not sanitized or disinfected
after collection. $25.00
Dumpster(s) without Contractor's
identification. $25.00
$100.00
Compactors installed without Public Works
Department and Building Inspection permits.
Contractors providing shared service to
properties with different ownership. $25.00
Contractors not providing a minimum of
twice per week collections. $25.00
Contractors not reporting a stopped
service to the Sanitation Division
(temporary or permanent).
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