Chapter 1A Zoning Code

Chapter 1A Article 4

building which is designated for the collection of recyclable materials generated by the use(s) on a lot. A. Intent the intent of the standards of this Section (Recycling Areas) is to ensure that adequate facilities for collecting and loading recyclable materials are provided in order to divert solid waste, address source reduction, and facilitate recycling and composting activities by users, tenants, and residents. B. Applicability 1. recycling area standards apply to new construction or a site modification which introduces or modifies a recycling area on a lot and results in any of the following: a. A 25 percent increase in floor area for residential projects with four or more dwelling units, or a 30 percent increase of floor area for non-residential projects; b. Marinas where the floor area includes the space dedicated to the docking or mooring of marine vessels; or c. Any site where multiple building permits are issued within a 12-month period that result in the addition of floor area beyond the above thresholds. c. Standards 1. General a. recycling areas shall be equipped with recycling receptacle containers that are sheltered, durable, waterproof, rustproof, and of incombustible construction, and that either provide protection against the environment or are located in a building or structure that is sheltered and enclosed. containers must be clearly labeled to indicate the type of material to be deposited, and all recyclable materials must be placed or stored in such containers. b. When a project provides a trash chute, including adding a trash chute to an existing development, a recycling chute shall also be provided. recycling chutes shall be clearly marked "recycling only" at every point of entry. c. Outdoor recycling areas shall be constructed with a concrete floor sloped to drain, and a water faucet for hose attachment shall be located adjacent to or within the enclosure. d. the recycling area shall be clearly identified by one or more signs with a minimu