Showing ordinances that apply to Siena College, NY
Siena College is an unincorporated community (population 2,281) in Albany County, New York. Because Siena College is not an incorporated city, it does not have its own municipal code. Instead, Albany County ordinances apply directly to properties here. The bin placement rules rules below are the ones that govern your area.
Albany County bin placement rules set under local codes. City of Albany Code §313-35 requires totes at curb by 6 AM, retrieved within 24 hours. Snow removal obligations make winter set-out particularly regulated.
Bin placement in Albany County is governed by municipal codes. City of Albany Code §313-35 requires residents to set out totes at the curb no earlier than 5 PM the evening before collection and no later than 6 AM collection morning. Bins must be retrieved within 24 hours after pickup and stored behind the front building line between collections. Bethlehem (Chapter 124) and Colonie (Chapter 154) have comparable 24-hour retrieval windows. During winter, totes must be placed so they don't obstruct snowplows or sidewalk shoveling — Albany Code §255 requires sidewalks cleared within 24 hours after a snow event ends. Bins on the tree lawn must not block fire hydrants, accessible ramps, or sight lines per Albany City Engineer standards. Multi-family buildings over four units typically have designated waste enclosures reviewed during DOB plan approval.
Early set-out, late retrieval, or improper storage: Albany Code §313-44 warning then $50 to $250. Blocking hydrants or ramps: additional violations from APD or DOT.
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