Acetone Place in shallow pan away from pets and children and evaporate. Acetone evaporates very quickly.
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1 HOUSEHOLD WASTE Acids: Muriatic Acid / Hydrocloric (HCL) Hold until a collection day event Acetone Place in shallow pan away from pets and children and evaporate. Acetone evaporates very quickly. Aerosol Cans Aerosol cans must be completely empty prior to disposal. Empty containers may be recycled in the Rosie. Ammo Call Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms at Antifreeze If recycling is not feasible, the homeowner may dilute 2 parts water to 1 part antifreeze and discharge to any sanitary drain (sewer). Dilute prior to discharge to the sanitary sewer. Disposal of quantities in excess of 25 gallons must be arranged through LFUCG Water & Air Quality ( ). Appliances (Includes A/Cs, freezers, refrigerators, dehumidifiers, soft drink machines, water heaters, washers, dryers, etc.) Environmental Recycling will take these appliances from both homeowners & businesses for metal content. 1. All appliances can be taken free of charge to Environmental Recycling, Inc Winchester Road This includes freon - containing appliances (they will recover freon), but they cannot take appliances containing oil. 2. If residents receive city pick up, they can call LexCall at for special pick up and instructions. The Division of Waste Management will pick-up appliances (to include those containing Freon) at no charge. Doors must be removed from refrigerators prior to being placed at curb. Appliances will be picked up on your regularly scheduled collection day. Please give 48-hours notice prior to resident s pick-up day. Asbestos Contact the KY Division of Air Quality (502) , x390. Disposal issues can be referred to LFUCG Waste Management or the Environmental Section of the Health dept. Batteries "Button" batteries (hearing aid, watch, calculator, etc) can be taken at no charge to watch repair shops. Rechargeable Lithium and Nicad batteries (found in cell phones, cordless phones, laptop computers, video cameras, portable TVs and VCRs, portable stereos and portable CD players) can be taken to Radio Shack, Sears, Ace Hardware, Bell South Mobility, Verizon, Target, Wal-Mart, Tool Hospital, Kwik Set Fasteners, City Electric Motor Co., Circuit City and the Urban County Government Center (see information at end of this list). Rechargeable batteries can be recycled through the existing LFUCG Universal Waste Program. Alkaline batteries may be taken to Batteries Plus at 3090 Richmond Rd.,
2 Batteries-Lead Acid Lead acid batteries must be recycled. Spent batteries should be returned to the supplier or to the following vendors for recycling: 1. Advanced Auto Parts: 121 New Circle NW Southland Dr Versailles Rd Sears - Fayette Mall 3555 Nicholasville Rd Interstate Battery 1369 Pridemore Ct Batteries Plus 3094 Richmond Rd Jack Parker, 636 E. Seventh St., , can take batteries for wheelchairs if they are lead-acid. They cannot take NiCad. For batteries in the street, contact the Division of Fire, Brake Fluid Hold for a collection day. Burning Contact KY Division of Air Quality (502) , x390. Contact Fire Prevention ( ) regarding permit issues. Calcium Chloride(for quantities of less than 25 gallons) Diluted liquid may be put down sanitary sewer. Dry can be double-bagged and put in Herbie. Carcasses of Small Animals Cats, dogs, rabbits, and squirrels may be put in a garbage bag on the curb. Once the animal is on the curb, call and request a pickup. For non-lfucg pickup, contact your private hauler. Carcasses of Large Animals Cows, horses and deer can be disposed of through Streets, Roads and Forestry ( ). They will arrange a private contractor (Nation Brothers) to pick up the carcass. Carpet Cleaning Waste Water Contact the Division of Water and Air Quality at Cartridges Ink jet and fax cartridges may be recycled free of charge at Office Depot. Printer and toner cartridges can also be recycled through the Division of Waste Management ( ). Cell Phones Contact maker of phone (Verizon, AT&T, Cingular, Nextel, etc.). Most companies will accept old phones to refurbish and resell them. You can also donate phone to Fayette County Sheriff s Office at 150 N. Limestone, They provide old phones to victims of domestic violence. The LFUCG Recycling Center at 360 Thompson Rd. will also take old cell phones at its office.
3 Coal Community Action will find someone that can use it. Call Construction Debris Can be taken to LFUCG landfill at 4172 Hedger Lane. The landfill accepts bricks, concrete, furniture, roofing shingles, metals, paper products, insulation and wood. Debris (trees, etc.) If trees are clogging a stream or creek, contact the Division of Streets & Roads & Forestry, Electronic Components Electronics can be recycled at the Old Furrows building at 1306 Versailles Road during the first full week of the January, April, July, and October. Explosives, Caps, Dynamite, etc. Contact the Division of Fire & Emergency Services or Mines & Minerals - "Explosives / Blasting" (502) Fertilizer (granular) 50 lbs. or less can be put in a paper bag and put in the Herbie. Fertilizer (containing herbicides) Hold until a collection day event. Fire Extinguishers Contact any fire extinguisher company for disposal. Fireworks Contact the Division of Fire& Emergency Services Fluorescent Bulbs The following Web-site has information on recycling CFL s and fluorescent bulbs: For regular disposal, bulbs should be put in a plastic bag and sealed before putting in regular trash. If CFL is broken, see attached clean-up information sheet. Food Surplus Food: Check on donating it to a charitable organization (for example---hope Center). Freon Tanks Contact Environmental Recycling at , 3899 Winchester Rd (they can only take it if it s in a blue tank). Fungicide (containing herbicides) Hold until a collection day event. Gas, Old Mix 2 parts new to 1 part old gas, or evaporate.
4 Gasoline Tanks Accepted at Transfer Station, 1505 Old Frankfort Pike, , for a fee of $45.00 for cars and $50.00 for trucks. For propane tank information see Propane Tanks. Grease-Automobile Can be taken to: 1. Complete Auto Care, 2336 Palumbo Drive First Stop Auto Care, Park Hills Center, 3130 Pimlico Parkway First Stop Auto Care, Clays Mill Center, 3340 Delzan Road Grease- Cooking Large quantities of cooking grease cannot be accepted for disposal. For large quantities (from restaurants etc.) call Griffin Industries in Butler KY at For smaller quantities, contact your favorite restaurant. If grease is located on a community roadway, refer to the Police Department. This could pose a potential traffic problem and Police are responsible for traffic control. If grease is located in a parking lot or coming from a restaurant, refer to the Environmental Section of the Fayette County Health Department at ext. 221 or the Division of Water and Air Quality at Helium Tanks Return to vendor or hold until a collection day event is held. Herbicide Hold for a collection day event. Hydraulic Fluid See the PETRO vendors at the end of this list. Lacquer Hold for a collection day event. Leaves Leaves can be taken free of charge to the Haley Pike landfill. Haley Pike Landfill info: , 4253 Hedger Lane. Off exit 87 Haley Rd. North, make left on Rockwell, turn onto Hedger Lane and follow to landfill. Fayette County residents are allowed two free dumps per month. Lighter Fluid Treat as gasoline. Loan A Truck Contact the Division of Waste Management ( ). Medical Waste Needles need to be put into a Sharps container and thrown out with normal trash.
5 Medicines Prescription and OTC medicines should be mixed crushed and mixed with kitty litter or coffee grounds and put in the regular trash in a nondescript container. If the medication is liquid, it can be disposed of in the same manner. Mercury Thermostats: See if the vendor that they bought the new thermostat or switch from will dispose of the old one. If not contact the Division of Waste Management ( ) for disposal and /or pick up instructions If mercury spill: Contact Fire & Emergency Services If out of county Metal Scrap metal can be recycled through local scrap metal companies. There is also a scrap metal container at the Lexington Recycling Center on Thompson Road for smaller metals. Metal barrels that do not contain hazardous substances may be accepted by Environmental Recycling for recycling (3899 Winchester Road ). The Division of Building Maintenance and Construction sometimes use empty drums with open tops for the asbestos abatement program. Mineral Spirits Evaporate. Mobile Truck Washing Contact the Division of Water and Air Quality Mold Measuring Contact Environmental Health Oil- Used Used oil must be recycled. The Division of Waste Management maintains a (PETRO) listing of local vendors who will accept oil for recycling. Contact the Division at Motor oil, hydraulic fluid, and transmission fluid are the only oils, which will be accepted. Oil Filters Collect oil in clean container and recycle. First Stop Auto Care will accept oil filters for recycling at two locations, at no charge: 1. First Stop Auto Care: Clays Mill Center, 3340 Delzan Road Park Hills Center, 3130 Pimlico Parkway Oil filters may also be disposed of with regular trash, provided they have a hole punched in the bottom and the oil has been drained out. Packing Peanuts - (Foam) These can be taken to the following locations: 1. Mail Boxes, Inc., Tates Creek Center The Mail Room, Idle Hour Shopping Center The Mail Box, Palomar Center
6 Paint Thinner Place small amounts in a shallow pan in an area where the generation of fumes will not create a hazard and allow to evaporate. Use caution and keep away from children, animals, and ignition sources. Paint Waste 1. If paint is usable, give away to neighbors, Goodwill, churches, theatrical groups, etc. 2. If paint is not usable, allow to dry or solidify with dirt, kitty litter, sand or leaves and place can in a cardboard box, loosely close lid and place beside Herbie on your collection day. 3. You can also pick up paint hardening crystals at LFUCG Recycling Center, 360 Thompson Rd., Spray cans of paint must be emptied prior to disposal. Spray cans of paint may be emptied by spraying remainder of contents onto newspaper, wood or cardboard. Empty spray cans may be recycled in the Rosie. 5. Lead paint contact Frankfort at Residential: hold until next community cleanup day. Commercial: make arrangements with an environmental contractor. Pepper Spray Aerosol - Spray outside to empty can. Double bag and put empty can in the Herbie or save for a collection day event. Pesticides/ Farm Chemicals The Kentucky Department of Agriculture has established a disposal program for farm chemicals and pesticides. Contact KY Department of Agriculture at (502) or (800) Ask for Keith. Depending on the amount, they will arrange for pick-up. Pesticides: Household Hold until a collection day event. Polyurethane Solidify like paint. Propane Tanks Propane tanks may be taken free of charge to Environmental Recycling, Inc., 3899 Winchester Rd., Sealer/ Roofing Tar/Driveway Solidify with absorbent material such as sawdust, kitty litter, dirt, woodchips, dried leaves, etc. then take directly to the C & D Landfill on Haley Pike. There is a tip fee. Solidified driveway sealer may also be taken to the Transfer Station at 1505 Old Frankfort Pike, for a fee. Shingles (roofing) For a fee, shingles not containing asbestos may be taken to the Haley Pike landfill or the Transfer Station at 1505 Old Frankfort Pike. For shingles containing asbestos, contact Environmental Health at , or the State at
7 Smoke Detectors Single unit Ionizing Smoke Detectors may be wrapped in newspaper and disposed of in the regular waste stream. Disposal of several units at a time should be accomplished through the unit manufacturer. Swimming Pool Chemicals Coordinate disposal with supplier. Tires Fayette county residents can dispose of tires directly at the transfer station ( ) for a fee. Must be off rims. If tires are dumped at the side of the road (in the right of way), contact Lexcall ( ). Note: The Division of Waste Management will pick up tires (up to 4) set at the curb free of charge. The homeowner must call and request a "special" pick-up; tires will be picked up in five to seven (5-7) days. Must be off rim. They can also be transported to the Transfer Station at 1505 Old Frankfort Pike and recycled for a fee. Transmission Fluid The Division of Waste Management maintains a (PETRO) listing of local vendors who will accept transmission fluid for recycling. Contact the Division at Wood Waste Brush can be recycled through the LFUCG composting operation at 4172 Hedger Lane. Lumber and treated wood cannot be composted at this location. Wood pallets should be given back to the vendor if possible or contact the Division of Fire & Emergency Services ( ) to determine if they can be used in firefighter training exercises. Yard Waste Can be composted through the Division of Waste Management yard waste program (Lenny) or left on the ground to provide nutrients. Contact for a Lenny.
8 Fluorescent Bulb Clean-Up Information The following steps can be performed by the general public: 1. Open a window and leave the room for 15 minutes or more. 2. Carefully scoop up the fragments and powder with stiff paper or cardboard and place them in a sealed plastic bag. Use disposable rubber gloves, if available (i.e., do not use bare hands). Wipe the area clean with damp paper towels or disposable wet wipes and place them in the plastic bag. Do not use a vacuum or broom to clean up the broken bulb on hard surfaces. 3. Place all cleanup materials in a second sealed plastic bag. Place the first bag in a second sealed plastic bag and put it in the outdoor trash container or in another outdoor protected area for the next normal trash disposal. Note: some states prohibit such trash disposal and require that broken and unbroken lamps be taken to a local recycling center. Wash your hands after disposing of the bag. 4. If a fluorescent bulb breaks on a rug or carpet: First, remove all materials you can without using a vacuum cleaner, following the steps above. Sticky tape (such as duct tape) can be used to pick up small pieces and powder. If vacuuming is needed after all visible materials are removed, vacuum the area where the bulb was broken, remove the vacuum bag (or empty and wipe the canister) and put the bag or vacuum debris in two sealed plastic bags in the outdoor trash or protected outdoor location for normal disposal. Update October 2007
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