Duty of owners and occupiers of premises to store solid wastes at the source of generation

It shall be the duty of the owners and the occupiers of all lands and building in the municipal area. – (a) to have the premises swept and cleaned on a regular basis; (b) to provide for separate receptacles or disposal bags for the storage of (i) organic and bio-degradable wastes, (ii) recyclable or non-bio-degradable wastes, and (iii) domestic hazardous wastes. so as to ensure that these different types of wastes do not get mixed; (c) to keep such receptacles in good condition and order; and (d) to cause all such wastes, including rubbish, any noxious or offensive matter, night soil, filth, trade refuse, dung, bones, ashes, carcasses of dead animals, excrementitious matters, bio-medical wastes and other polluted and obnoxious matters to be collected from their respective premises and to be deposited in community bins or receptacles at such times and in such places as the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer may, by notice, specify. (a) to store separately, the following types of wastes at the source of generation: (i) bio-degradable wastes; (ii) recyclable wastes; and (iii) other wastes; (b) to store the wastes in such a manner so as to ensure that these different types of wastes do not get mixed; (c) to keep such receptacles in good condition and order; and (d) to cause all such wastes, including rubbish, any noxious or offensive matter, night soil, filth, trade refuse, dung, bones, ashes, carcasses of dead animals, excrementitious matters, bio-medical wastes and other polluted and obnoxious matters to be collected from their respective premises and to be deposited in community bins or receptacles at such times and in such places as the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer may, by notice, specify.