Outdoor Storage

Name: Neighborhood Curbside Cleanup Day - Area 2
Start: 2022-04-23
End: 2022-04-23

Outside storage of items such as construction material, tires, machinery, indoor furniture, fixtures, and appliances (even if covered) is not allowed. These items should be kept in a garage or storage shed.

To help with the disposal of these prohibited items, the city offers a trash and recycling program for residents including events for free or very low cost. These events include Neighborhood Curbside Cleanup Days, Tower Landfill Days, Free Tire Recycling and many more. Learn more about the program and events at c3gov.com/Trash.

Upcoming Trash and Recycling Events

Neighborhood Curbside Cleanup Day - Area 2

All residents south of E. 88th Avenue and EAST of Highway 2

Date: 04/23/202204/23/202204/23/2022 (all day)

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FREE Neighborhood Curbside Cleanup Days from Republic Services are coming to your neighborhood. Every neighborhood in the city has a day where residents can place up to five bulky items at the curb for a free pickup without calling to schedule.

Saturday April 23: All residents south of E. 88th Avenue and EAST of Highway 2

For guidelines, restrictions, and a list of pickup days for other parts of the city, visit c3gov.com/trash or pick up the March issue of Connected.

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Map: All residents south of E. 88th Avenue and EAST of Highway 2

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Municipal Code Reference: Sec. 6-2008. - Outdoor storage of materials

Sec. 6-2008. - Outdoor storage of materials

(a) Outdoor storage prohibited. It shall be unlawful for the owner or occupant of any residential property to store or keep outdoors on such property, or permit the outdoor storage or keeping on such property, any materials not customarily stored outdoors in residential neighborhoods, regardless of whether or not the materials are sheltered, covered, placed upon a trailer, or placed within a carport or other partially enclosed structure. Materials inappropriate for outdoor storage or keeping on residential property shall include, for purposes of illustration but not limitation, any construction material, tires, machinery, furniture not manufactured for outdoor use, fixtures, and appliances.

(b) Exceptions. The prohibitions contained in this section shall not apply to:

(1) Materials stored or kept within a completely enclosed building; or

(2) Construction materials used in the construction of a structure for which a building permit has been issued by the city; provided that such materials may not be stored for more than six (6) months, unless an extension of such time has been approved by the city manager.