- You must have sufficient containers to hold all garbage and, lids must be tightly closed on garbage containers.
- Bulk pick-up, including discarded refrigerators, etc. (doors must always be removed) must be arranged with the Streets and sanitation ward superintendent before placing a large item or extra load of trash out for collection.
- If remodeling, you are responsible for removing discarded building materials. Dumpsters can be rented for this purpose.
- If you own an apartment building you must provide sufficient garbage containers for all your tenants. You must also arrange for private or licensed scavenger pick-up service.
The complete Municipal Code, Article II of Title 7 (Health and Safety), Chapter 7-28 which addresses this issue can be viewed online on the City of Chicago's website. Landlords, you can also check out our website for additional helpful information. Bradford Miller Law is here to help you with any landlord issues you come across. Being a Chicago landlord law attorney, we have handled many situations. If you need help with a legal matter or need advice contact me at 312-238-9298 for a free consultation.
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