1. Permit Requirement

• Public Property: If the dumpster needs to be placed on public property (e.g., streets, sidewalks, or rights-of-way), it is the customer’s responsibility to obtain the necessary permits from local authorities or government agencies. Failure to secure proper documentation may result in fines or removal of the dumpster at the customer’s expense.

• Private Property: If the dumpster will be placed entirely on private property, permits are generally not required. However, homeowners associations (HOAs) or neighborhood covenants may have additional rules; please consult your HOA or property management for any specific regulations.
   

2. Local Regulations

• Municipal Codes: Different cities and counties have varied rules regarding dumpster placement, duration, and acceptable materials. Customers should be aware of and comply with all relevant municipal codes, including any restrictions on placing dumpsters in residential zones or near public utilities.

• Noise & Safety Considerations: Some areas may have specific ordinances regarding noise levels or time-of-day restrictions for placing or moving dumpsters. Always check local regulations to ensure full compliance.
   

3. Customer Responsibilities

• Obtaining Permits: All permit applications, fees, and compliance requirements are handled by the customer.

• Proof of Permit: In some cases, proof of permit must be displayed on the dumpster or provided upon request by local authorities. Failure to do so could lead to fines or forced relocation.

• Compliance with Deadlines & Extensions: If a permit has a set expiration date, it’s the customer’s responsibility to renew or remove the dumpster before that date. Any additional costs incurred from extended dumpster use without a valid permit will be billed to the customer.
   

4. Consequences of Non-Compliance

• Fines & Penalties: If a dumpster is placed without the required permits, local authorities may issue fines or penalties directly to the customer.

• Forced Removal: In certain jurisdictions, a dumpster placed illegally on public property can be impounded or removed at the customer’s expense, potentially disrupting the project.
   

5. Our Role in Permitting

• Guidance & Support: While the customer is ultimately responsible for obtaining permits, our team can provide general guidance or direct you to the right government offices if you’re unsure where to start.

• Scheduling & Logistics: Once you have the necessary permits, we’ll coordinate delivery and pickup based on your approved timeline to ensure compliance with local rules.