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(a) Litter receptacles placed in compliance with this chapter must
(1) hold at least 10 gallons;
(2) keep their original shape when placed outdoors;
(3) resist rust, corrosion, and other degradation;
(4) conform with fire, safety, and public health laws, ordinances, and regulations;
(5) reasonably resist movement and destruction by vandals, winds, and animals;
(6) prevent blowing of litter from the receptacle; and
(7) attract attention and encourage the deposit of litter.
(b) Litter receptacles in place before July 1, 1980, satisfy the requirements of this section if the anti-litter decal described in 18 AAC 64.020 appears on the receptacle.
History: Eff. 10/2/83, Register 87
Authority: AS 46.03.020 (10)
AS 46.06.010 (8)
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