Redlands, CA Trash & Recycling: Dumpster Rules (2026)

64, the Integrated Solid Waste Management chapter, sets the placement rules for both routine commercial bins and roll-off or compactor drop boxes used for construction debris and special cleanouts. 180(B), all commercial containers must be placed for collection in a location approved by the director of solid waste, and that spot must stay easily accessible to collection personnel and equipment; no container may be placed for collection inside a closed building, and the customer bears responsibility for ingress, egress, adequate truck turning radius, and vertical and horizontal clearance for the crew and equipment.

180(C) covers disputes over commercial bin or roll-off bin placement: a customer must give the city written notice of the complaint, and the director's placement decision is final. 150(D) caps roll-off or compactor drop boxes at forty (40) cubic yards and requires them to be compatible with city collection equipment; the same section limits front loader bins to one to four cubic yards and rear loader bins to no more than three cubic yards. 200 requires bin enclosure specifications for commercial properties to be resubmitted to the solid waste division for approval before construction as part of the development and planning process, and any development project that files a building permit application after the chapter's effective date must meet the state model ordinance adopted under the California Solid Waste Reuse and Recycling Access Act of 1991 (Pub.

Res. ) for recyclables collection and loading areas. 210 makes it available only by application with the solid waste division, including payment arrangements, for customers such as building contractors needing special disposal service, and the city provides a copy of the roll-off service policies and procedures on application. 05 additional roll-off trip charge, so a box left on site past a week or filled beyond the tonnage allowance draws extra charges on top of the base rental.