§ 320-13. Prohibited materials.

The following items are prohibited from being placed for collection:

A. 

Construction materials, including but not limited to bulk roof shingles, dimensional framing lumber, bulk or sheets of plywood, paneling, plasterboard, sheetrock, etc.

B. 

Bulk tree trimmings and tree stumps above 50 pounds.

C. 

Hot ashes, dirt, earth, stone, blacktop, concrete, concrete block and macadam.

D. 

Industrial waste, including but not limited to processed scrap materials, packing materials and containers of hazardous and dangerous materials, such as acids, paints, fluorescent tubes, bulk amounts of glass, toxic materials and highly volatile or explosive matter, either in liquid, gaseous or solid form.

E. 

Bulk automotive parts, including but not limited to transmissions, engines, rear ends, rims, tires, wheels, mufflers and other bulk items normally produced in quantity by vehicular repair operations.

F. 

Dead animals, animal waste and animal droppings.

G. 

Surgical dressings, syringes and disposable hospital-type waste items, also known as "red bag waste." Note: Health care providers who are producing and/or creating red bag components in conducting daily activities and residents who are producing and/or creating red bag components in maintaining their health shall be required to make appropriate arrangements with their suppliers to correctly contain and process for disposal their red bag waste materials.

H. 

New and used motor oils, petroleum-based products or antifreeze.

I. 

Hazardous waste classified pursuant to regulations issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), adopted under authority of N.J.S.A. 13:1D-9 and 13:1 E-6, as amended. Toxic chemicals, commonly known as "commercial hazardous waste" and "household hazardous waste," would be excluded.