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Information about recyclable materials: (paper, cardboard, metal,
composting)
| Magazines: |
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no carbons |
| Computer Paper: |
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clean and dry
no carbons |
| Office Paper: |
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white paper w/black ink only (copy paper, bond paper, typing paper)
no NCR paper |
| Newspaper: |
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dry – placed in paper bag or tied in bundles.
glossy inserts, ads, magazines, fliers, etc. can all be recycled as newspaper |
| Corrugated Cardboard: |
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dry and flattened / no styro-foam,
wood, shiny cardboard
no wax-coated or otherwise lined boxes accepted |
| Brown Paper Bags (recycled with Cardboard): |
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clean and dry |
| Miscellaneous Metals: |
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Cast Iron, Light & Heavy Metals, Aluminum, Copper & Brass Appliances
Remove Doors on Refrigerators, Remove plastic Racks from Dishwashers. |
| Composting: |
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FREE Yard and Leaf Waste
Wood Chips - FREE for taking.
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| Co-mingle Recyclables ( Plastic, Metals):
Keep Glass seperate - Empty in hoppers at
Transfer Station at designated locations (All 3 colors)
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| Clean Glass Bottles: |
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green, brown & clear (FOOD and BEVERAGE containers only)
Emptied & rinsed, with lids and caps removed!
no ceramics (plates, mugs, crockery)
no broken glass, window panes, opaque, Pyrex, mirrors, crystal, light bulbs
no blue bottles |
Clean Plastic Bottles:
(definition of bottle: opening is smaller than the body of the container) |
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milk jugs (or similar containers), soda bottles, colored laundry detergent bottles,
lids and caps removed, and empty and rinsed! |
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Other plastic bottles are recyclable if they have
the following recycling symbols on the bottom: |
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Note: #’s 3 thru 7 inside the recycling symbol
are NOT recyclable in our program and must be disposed of in your regular trash. |
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No plastic toys or plastic products other than specified above
No yogurt containers, cottage cheese or pudding containers or foam containers. |
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Metals: |
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Aluminum cans
Steel/Tin cans (emptied and rinsed, labels removed)
No aerosol cans
No aluminum foil and food trays |
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your information:
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Any household trash not specifically listed as recyclable will continue to be transferred to an incinerator for disposal.
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Newspaper is collected in the special bin on the left hand side
of the Transfer Dock Station
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Recyclables (glass, plastics, aluminum / tin cans) and paper products (newsprint and magazines only) are deposited in designated areas at the Transfer Station.
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Cardboard and brown paper bags are left at the T-Station Dock
placed in the baler. See the attendant.
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Leaves and grass clippings should be brought to our composting area, located on the hill.
Empty out all bags!
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Clean waste oil, tires, and batteries are accepted at the designated area.
Dumping permits may be obtained at scale house.
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For tire disposal, batteries and household appliances stop at Scale House. Those containing freon will incur a $
16.00 disposal fee.
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Mattress disposal – businesses only $ 16.00 each
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Schedule of fees:
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$ 88.00/ton |
Residential Tipping Fee (Recycled - Milford Only)
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$104.00/ton |
Demolition (Residential – Milford Only)
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$ 16.00/Ea. |
Freon Removal from Appliances
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$ 2.00/Ea. |
Battery Disposal
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$ 2.00/Ea. |
Propane tanks (1 lb - 20 lbs)
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Tires:
| Passenger tires off rims |
$2.00 each
| | Passenger tires on rims | $3.50 each
| | Small Truck tires off rims |
$11.00 each
| | Small Truck tires on rims | $12.00 each
| | Large Truck tires off rims |
$18.00 each
| | Large Truck tires on rims | $24.00 each
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Construction Equipment and Farm Tractor Tire Disposal Pricing to be determined at the time of current Market Pricing
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