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<br />furniture, iron or other metals, junk, kegs, leaves, logs, lumber not piled or
<br />stacked neatly and systematically (must have nails removed and be. in rear
<br />yard; untreated lumber must be stacked), lumber scraps, manure, nails, offal,
<br />oil, old wearing apparel, paint, paper, piled brush and fallen tree limbs or
<br />debris, plaster, plastic (discarded containers or wrappers), plumbing fixtures,
<br />putrid fish or meat entrails, rags, rank growths of vegetation, roof shingles,
<br />rubber, sawdust, slag, slop, soot, straw, sweepings, tacks, Tmpaulin not in
<br />good repair, tire(s) (mounted or mounted), toilets, tubs, vehicle parts, weeds,
<br />wire, wood or metal shavings, any type of solid or yard waste (bagged or
<br />unbagged), or any condition or any items that prohibit the routine
<br />maintenance of the property. Exemption: Composting, which is a controlled
<br />biological reduction of organic waste to humus, as follows:
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<br />a. No compost pile shall contain any of the following:
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<br />1. Animal carcasses;
<br />2. Fish, fowl, meat or other animal products;
<br />3. Food scraps;
<br />4. Fruits, vegetables or nuts;
<br />5. Items not normally composted;
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<br />b. Permitted ingredients in a compost pile shall include:
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<br />1. Commercial compost additives;
<br />2. Wood chips; and
<br />3. Yard waste
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<br />Disease or breeding of insects or vermin. Any existing condition or item,
<br />which harbors or fosters the spread of disease or the breeding of insects or
<br />vermin.
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<br />Elevated vehicle. An elevated vehicle is any vehicle, licensed or unlicensed,
<br />which is raised, but not supported under the axles, or is raised to a height
<br />where the tires are more than two inches off of the ground.
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<br />Excessive exterior lighting. Directing, arranging or using exterior lighting
<br />from any property or areas so that the light shines or glares on another
<br />property, thereby adversely affecting the use and enjoyment of those persons
<br />who own or use the property.
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<br />Junk vehicle. A junk vehicle is any type of device or part thereof, designed to
<br />be self-propelled, located outside of an enclosed structure that is moved by
<br />power, other than human power, is designed to travel along the ground, is
<br />located on private property and is damaged, stripped or wreaked or has
<br />missing wheels or tiros, or flat tires, or broken or missing windows glass.
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