On private property, such as your driveway or a paved spot beside the garage, a container is the simplest arrangement in West Allis. Keep it off the sidewalk and leave neighbors room to get by.
For a street placement, the City's rule is not set out here. The City of West Allis website refuses automated requests, and its code is published through a service that asks automated tools not to read it. So no City street, right-of-way or hauler provision is quoted, and nothing is assumed in either direction. Your account manager checks a street placement with City Hall before the container is booked.
The state rules are clear, and they reach every West Allis job. Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources licenses the transport of solid waste and recyclables, and its exemptions apply only to loads made up exclusively of certain materials, such as earth and quarry materials or scrap metal. Mixed construction and demolition debris is not on that list, so a mixed West Allis container travels under the state license.
A clean load is treated differently at the other end. Wisconsin exempts brick, building stone, concrete, reinforced concrete, broken pavement, clean soil and unpainted, untreated wood from the solid waste rules when they are used as clean fill, outside floodplains, wetlands and other protected areas.