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2006 Michigan Compiled Laws - Act 266 of 1951


THE GARBAGE DISPOSAL ACT

Act 266 of 1951

AN ACT regulating garbage disposal by cities and villages; to provide for the adoption of ordinances; to provide for the borrowing of money and the issuance of bonds; to provide for rates for services; and to declare the effect of this act.


History: 1951, Act 266, Eff. Sept. 28, 1951




The People of the State of Michigan enact:

DocumentDescription
Section 123.361Garbage disposal act; short title.
Section 123.362Garbage disposal equipment system; city or village may provide; garbage disposal equipment, definition; garbage grinders.
Section 123.363Installation on private property; written agreement with owner; ordinance, provisions, rates and charges, lien, enforcement, priority; discontinuance of water service.
Section 123.364Bonds; issuance, amount, interest, maturity; tax exemption; principal and interest; payment.
Section 123.365Self-liquidating bonds, secured by revenues; liability.
Section 123.366Preliminary expense; appropriation, repayment.
Section 123.367Use of money received from sale of bonds.
Section 123.368Free service prohibited.
Section 123.369Additional bonds; negotiation.
Section 123.370Retirement of outstanding bonds; new bonds, issuance, refunding bonds, premium; sale, exchange of refunding bonds, surrender and cancellation.
Section 123.371Service rates fixed by ordinance; supervision and regulation.
Section 123.372Authority additional to other powers.
Section 123.373Powers conferred upon cities and villages; authorization and issuance not subject to referendum.
Section 123.374Liberal construction of act.

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