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Garden Grove Mixed Use ZonesZoning Ordinance AmendmentSECTION 9.18.150:Collection of Recyclable MaterialsSECTION 9.18.150.010: On-site Accommodation for Recyclable Materials Containers andCollection Areas..................................................................................................... 132SECTION 9.18.150.020: Large Venue Recycling .......................................................... 134SECTION 9.18.150.010: On-site Accommodation for Recyclable MaterialsContainers and Collection Areas.A. Purpose. These standards are established to ensure that all developments inthe Mixed Use zones are provided with convenient and appropriately sized areasfor the collection of recyclable materials so that residents and businesses inGarden Grove can contribute toward the achievement of city goals relating tosolid waste diversion, recycling, and greenhouse gas reduction, pursuant to statelaw. The city recognizes that in lieu of providing separate areas for the collectionof recyclable materials, development projects can provide convenient andadequately sized areas where collection bins for both solid waste and recyclablescan be maintained.B. Area Required; Applicability. Any new development project, including a publicfacility, for which a building permit application has been filed, or any addition ormodification to an existing development whereby the addition or modificationexceeds 1,000 square feet or 10 percent of the existing floor area (whichever isless), shall include adequate, accessible, and convenient areas for the collectionand loading of recyclable materials. These areas, to the maximum extentpossible, shall be provided as part of the collection areas for solid waste.Construction of an addition to an existing single-family unit, or less than one fullunit to multiple-family residential development, shall be exempt from thisrequirement.C. Minimum Collection Areas. Areas for solid waste and recyclable materialsstorage shall be adequate in capacity, number, and distribution to serve thedevelopment where the project occurs, and shall be based on the followingrequirements:1. Office, Commercial, Industrial, and InstitutionalCollection bins of a minimum size of three cubic yards shall be provided. Astorage enclosure shall be provided sufficient to hold one or more standardthree-cubic-yard bins or similar collection bins available from approvedhaulers. Each enclosure shall provide sufficient area for the collection of solidwaste and recyclable materials. Where appropriate, separate collection binsfor food waste associated with food service uses shall also be providedconsistent with other City regulations. The area must accommodate, at aminimum, the bins indicated in Table 9.18-14 (Recyclable Collection Areas),below, or as otherwise may be approved through the discretionary permitreview process.Section 9.18.150: Collection of Recyclable Materials 132
Garden Grove Mixed Use ZonesZoning Ordinance AmendmentTABLE 9.18-14Recyclable Collection AreasBuilding SquareFootageTypes of Receptacles Number ofReceptacles0-5,000 Bin 15,001-10,000 Bin 210,001-15,000 Bin 315,001-20,000 Bin 420,001-25,000 1 Bin 51 Each additional 5,000 square feet requires one additional bin, or more thanone pick up per week, per bin.2. Residential Developmentsa. For developments consisting of five or fewer residential units, and ifcontainers are utilized, the exterior collection area shall consist of an areasufficient in size for the storage of containers for each residential unitconsistent with city contract requirements with approved waste haulers.The suggested area for each container is a minimum of 38 inches by 38inches.b. For developments with more than five residential units, sufficient area toaccommodate at least one three-cubic-yard bin or similar collection binsavailable from approved haulers shall be provided. Each enclosure shallprovide sufficient area for the collection of refuse and recyclable materials.3. Mixed Use Developmentsa. To the greatest extent practicable, separate solid waste and recyclablematerials collection areas shall be provided for residential andnonresidential components of a residential/commercial mixed usedevelopment. Where separate facilities can be and are provided, theareas shall meet the standards specified above for nonresidential andresidential uses.b. Where it is not practicable to separate such areas, as determined throughthe development review process, the recyclable materials collection areashall provide aggregate space sufficient to accommodate the minimumrequirements specified above for each individual use. Such areas shall beconveniently located to all users.c. Recycling and solid waste storage facilities for nonresidential uses shall belocated as far as possible from residential units and shall be completelyscreened from view from the residential portion of the development.Recycling and solid waste storage facilities for nonresidential uses shall becompatible in architectural design and details with the overall project. Thelocation and design of enclosures shall mitigate nuisances from odorswhen residential uses might be impacted. Trash areas for food service andsales uses, when occupying the same building as residential uses, shall berefrigerated or otherwise designed to control odor.Section 9.18.150: Collection of Recyclable Materials 133
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