An ordinance amending Chapter 51 of the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances (LMCO) concerning the licensing of trash haulers and the enforcement of licensing requirements. The amendments aim to enhance the quality of public services by increasing enforcement to reduce roadside litter, dedicating funding from increased license fees to litter removal and education programs, and improving reporting requirements for waste haulers. Key changes include updated definitions for 'recovered materials' and 'secured load', revised licensing requirements for waste haulers to include detailed application information such as business name, contact information, equipment location, vehicle inventory, services offered (curbside, front load, bulky waste), proof of insurance, and a history of solid waste violations. The ordinance also increases the annual license fee for waste haulers to $500 per year and $25 per waste collection vehicle. Additionally, it outlines new annual reporting requirements for waste haulers, specifying data points such as the number of households/businesses served, amounts of solid waste and recyclables collected by weight, geographic service areas, frequency of service, and disposal/recycling facilities used. The ordinance also details vehicle requirements, prohibiting commingling of yard waste and solid waste unless specific vehicles are used, and outlines inspection procedures and penalties for violations, including license suspension for repeated failures to comply.