77 Ill. Adm. Code 860.300
Solid and Landscape Waste
Section 860
Section 860.300 Solid and
Landscape Waste
a) All garbage and refuse shall be stored and disposed of so as
not to create a nuisance or a health threat.
1) Garbage must be stored in rust resistant, watertight and
fly-proof containers with the lids closed. (Type A Violation)
2) Bulk garbage containers must be stored on a concrete or
asphalt surface or on an impervious surface. (Type A Violation)
3) All containers intended for garbage must be emptied at least
once a week. (Type A Violation)
4) A minimum capacity of 40 gallons per occupied site per week
shall be provided, according to the manufactured home community rules in
Section 860.410. Sealed bags can be utilized to supplement the required
containers on the day of garbage collection only. A single 20 gallon container
is acceptable if emptied twice a week. (Type A Violation)
5) Individual containers shall be available at each site or bulk
containers shall be located within 250 feet of any home. Upon request, the
Department shall grant a variance, under the provisions of Section 850.500, to
allow bulk containers to be located more than 250 feet from a home, provided
that the Department receives written assurance that the location of the
containers is acceptable to the residents whose homes will be more than 250
feet from the containers. There is no distance limitation for bulk containers
used by the manufactured home community management to empty individual
containers. (Type A Violation)
6) Garbage and refuse shall be disposed of in accordance with the
requirements of the Illinois Pollution Control Board (35 Ill. Adm. Code
Subtitle G). (Type A Violation)
b) Landscape waste (leaves, brush, and grass) shall be stored
separately from garbage in cans or bags if required by local authorities.
Large branches do not need to be placed in a container prior to disposal. If
landscape waste burning is permitted by the local jurisdiction, all fires must
be located at least 30 feet from any structure. (Type A Violation)