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The Municipality may, if it thinks fit,- Removal of solid waste (a) by written notice, require the owner or the occupier of from "On- residential any premises used- premises. (i) as factoly, works-shop or for carrying on any manufachire, or (ii) as a trade pse~nises or shop or as a market or slaughter house, or (iii) as a hotel, eating house or restuarant, or (iv) as a hospital or nursing home, or (v) as a warehouse or godown, or (vi) as a place to which large number of persons take resort, or (vii) in any other way, where rubbish, offensive matter, filth, refuse special wastes, hazardous wastes, or excrementitious and polluted matters are accumulated in large quantities, to collect such matters and remove the same at such time and in such manner and by such routes as may be specified in the notice to a depot or place provided by the Municipality, or (b) after giving the owner or the occupier of any premises notice of its intention so to do cause all rubbish, including building rubbish, offensive matter, trade refuse, special wastes, hazardous wastes, or excrementitious and polluted matters accumulated in such premises to be removed, and charge the said owner or the occupier as the case may be, determined by the Municipality and specified in such notice. Desposal of 175. (1) The Municipality may, for the purpose of receiving storing, "lid was'e. treating processing and disposing solid wastes or converting such solid wastes into compost or other matter, construct, acqqire, opertate,rnaintain, develop and manage any work within or outside the Municipal area and run it on a commercial basis. ( 2 ) The Municipality may cause to be utilised solid wastes for filling up any well, tank or low land on a commercial basis within or out side the Municipal area. sanitation