Refuse Sticker & Tote Guidelines for the City of Watertown www.watertown-ny.gov



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Refuse Sticker & Tote Guidelines for the City of Watertown www.watertown-ny.gov Refuse Collection day is on a weekly basis every Between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Collection location: All bags/totes must be placed in front of residence, in margin area for curbside pick up by 7:00 a.m. Collectables: (What the city will pick up) Refuse pick up consists mainly of all non-recyclable household items and food. GARBAGE/REFUSE WILL BE REJECETED IF IT INCLUDES / CONTAINS RECYCLABLE ITEMS. Blue Sticker Refuse Pick Up The sticker program allows you to participate with the city refuse collection on an as needed, pay as you throw basis. The proper stickers are blue and have CITY OF WATERTOWN inscribed on them. Each $3.00 sticker covers the collection and disposal costs for a single unit garbage bag with a 40 lb. maximum weight limit and a maximum size of 32 gallons. Trash Tote Pick Up Rules (Pre-paid on a quarterly basis) 1. The trash tote shall be left at the curb by 7 a.m. on the day of scheduled service. 2. All trash in tote must be in plastic bags. 3. The tote must be placed at the curb with its top open no more than six (6) inches. Any bag(s) in excess of this guideline should be set next to the tote with a City blue sticker attached (1 sticker per bag) or the extra bag(s) will not be picked up. 4. No water shall be in the trash tote. 5. No hazardous or dangerous materials shall be placed in the tote. 6. If the trash tote is lost or stolen, customer shall forfeit the deposit and place a new deposit on a replacement tote. 7. If the customer cancels service, refunds will be prorated to the last week of service and the tote deposit will be refunded. 8. If the tote is picked up for non-payment, the customer forfeits the deposit. 9. Additional rules may be added or changed at the discretion of the City Manager to be valid upon notification to the customer. Pick up of Non-Baggable Items In some cases, we will pick up smaller items for disposal that may not fit inside your trash bag/tote. 1. It must be of a disposable nature, one that can be disposed of at the regional landfill. Example: car tire/battery cannot be picked up. 2. A blue City sticker must be attached to the item. 3. Said item cannot exceed 40lbs. 4. Item must also be able to fit in the hopper of a refuse collection vehicle; even it meets the weight limits. If it is too long or wide, we cannot pick it up. 5. Pick up of such items is at the department s discretion. If you are unsure, please call the DPW at 785-7842 or 782-2320. Refuse stickers cost $3.00 each and can be purchased at: Byrne Dairy, 1003 Coffeen St. City Comptroller s Office, 245 Washington St. Fastrac, 20852 State Rt. 3, Outer Arsenal St. Fastrac, 1709 State St. Franklin St. Dairy, 261 Franklin St. General Store, 816 Bradley St. Gold Star Deli, 343 Arsenal St Hannaford, 2210 State Rt. 3, Outer Arsenal St. Kinney Drugs, 1328 Washington St. Kinney Drugs, 905 Coffeen St. Kinney Drugs, Seaway Plaza, Rt. 11 Kinney Drugs, 1729 State St. Nice-N-Easy, 430 Factory St. Nice-N-Easy, 23100 Bradley St. Nice-N-Easy, 22270 Rt. 11 Leray St. Noble Ace Hardware, 531 State St. TOP s Market, Seaway Plaza, Rt. 11 TOP s Market, 1330 Washington St. Price Chopper, 1283 Arsenal St. Stewart s, Mill St. Sunoco, Washington St. Walgreens, 929 Arsenal St. Walgreens, 1655 State St.

Recycling Guidelines for the City of Watertown www.watertown-ny.gov Recycle Collection Day is Between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Collection frequency: Every other week. Next recyclable day in your area is:, and then on:. Collection location: All containers must be placed in front of residence, near margins for curbside pick up by 7 am. Suitable Recycling Containers Any durable, weather proof, container, can, pail, basket or bucket capable of holding separated recyclables that does not exceed 20-gallon capacity. DO NOT USE: plastic bags, paper bags, cardboard boxes or containers with multiple compartments. One separated group per container. Collectables: (what the City picks up) Tin and aluminum cans Plastic bottles, containers and tubs Glass bottles and jars Corrugated cardboard Newspapers/mixed paper/magazines Lightweight cardboard and pressboard (Please see Guide for preparing recyclable materials for the City of Watertown on the next page) Yard Waste Collection Seasonal, bi-weekly collection service of brush, yard and green waste coincides with your recycling schedule during the months of April through November. COMPOSTABLES - Leaves and grass clippings should be bagged (color not important). Do not put anything in bag other than leaves/grass or bag will be rejected. Bags should not weigh more than 40 lbs. If bags exceed 40 lbs, are split, or broke open, they will be rejected. BRUSH - Must be placed in small piles about 3 feet high, no longer than 5 feet, and each branch cannot exceed 4 inches in diameter. Keep material so that it can be picked up by one man and thrown into a truck. Try to place smaller twigs and branches in a trash can, not to exceed 32 gallons in capacity. This program is to assist in yard maintenance only. It is not intended for land clearing, tree/hedge removal provided by a Contractor. Contractor must take branches and dispose of them for you. Holiday Collection Regular Trash & Recycling dates, which either coincide with, or follow an observed holiday will be picked up one day later than normal within the same week. THE ONLY OBSERVED HOLIDAYS ARE: New Years Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day Medical/Physical Concerns If you have a condition that inhibits your ability to place materials curbside for pick up, obtain a statement from your physician containing the following information: Your name and address. Description of condition or ailment, which prohibits you from carrying containers to the curb. Physician s name and address. Send this information to: Department of Public Works, 245 Washington Street, Watertown, NY 13601 or FAX to 785-7752. This will allow us to pick up trash and recyclables without your needing to take them curbside. *Please keep in mind that the information we are furnishing you with is always subject to change. In some cases the City has to follow changes and updates mandated by other levels. This reflects our most current and accurate information. QUESTIONS PROBLEMS COMPLAINTS 785-7842 or 782-2320 Monday Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m

Guide for preparing recyclable materials for the City of Watertown No recycling services will be provided to any City resident who does not participate in the municipal refuse collection services as provided at 161-22 of the City of Watertown Code [Added 3-18-2002 by L.L. No. 5-2002] Suitable Recycling Containers Any durable, weather proof, container, can, pail, basket, or bucket capable of holding separated recyclables that does not exceed 20-gallons in capacity. One separated group per container. Containers must be placed in front of residence, near margins for curbside pickup by 7 am. DO NOT USE PLASTIC BAGS, paper bags, cardboard boxes or containers with multiple compartments. Questions? Call 785-7842 Office & copier paper Junk mail & envelopes Newspaper, magazines & catalogues Shredded Paper Telephone Books Paperback Books (No hardcover books) Corrugated cardboard must be clean and dry Remove shipping labels, tape and staples. Needs to be broke down, no larger than 3 x 3 and stack neatly to the curb Pizza Boxes Plastic Bottles, Containers & Tubs Newspaper, Magazines and Mixed Paper Corrugated Cardboard Plastic Bottles Empty and rinsed clean. Labels and caps can stay on Tin and Aluminum Tin, aluminum and beverage cans Aluminum pans and foil Metal lids from jars Rinse clean, flatten if possible Glass bottles and jars only Remove and discard caps and lids (metal lids may be included with the Tin and Aluminum) Rinse clean, labels can stay on Clear and colored may be mixed Food, cereal, beer or soda type boxes, paper egg cartons Glass Paper cups, paper plates, paper towels, tissues, toilet paper Diapers Hard covered books (unless covers have been torn off) Wax paper, freezer wrap Wax, plastic, Styrofoam or metal coatings Milk or juice cartons Lightweight Cardboard (Pressboard) PLASTIC SHOPPING BAGS, toys, hangers, tableware, Plexiglas, plastic wraps Automotive Oil containers Styrofoam (even with symbol) Aerosol cans, silverware, hangers, paint cans, batteries, scrap metal Combined paperboard/metal containers: examples include frozen juice concentrate and powdered drink mix containers Windows, plate glass and mirrors Dishes, drinking glasses, glassware and cookware Ceramic dishes and clay pots Light bulbs

Recycling Center & Transfer Station 27138 New York State Route 12 Watertown, NY 13601 Phone: (315)785-9072 Recycling Center Hours: Monday - Friday...7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday...7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Transfer Station Hours: Monday - Friday...7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday...7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (commercial and residential) Jefferson County's transfer station is open to all residents of the County for the disposal of solid waste and recyclables. The transfer station is located at 27138 NYS Route 12, 4 1/2 miles north of the City of Watertown. The County will accept bulky items, such as furniture, construction debris and junk, at $120 per ton. Vehicles with bulky items will be weighed in and out on the County's certified truck scales. All sales transactions will be cash only. Bagged trash must be in County garbage bags, which are available at the transfer station for $2 per 33 gallon bag., Bags are also available at the Nice & Easy Store on Bradley Street, Nice & Easy Store on Leray Street, and The General Store on Bradley Street. s and white goods (stoves, refrigerators, water heaters, etc.), will be accepted at no charge. Please see hours for the recycling center and transfer station listed above. The station is closed on major holidays. There is a narrow one-way road on the right-hand side as you approach the scale house (the first building). Residents that are bringing pre-paid bags or recyclables that do not to get weighed should use this road. It leads to the recyclable drop-off area and the garbage dumpsters. Residents who wish to use the station for the disposal of bulky items (too big to fit in bags), should drive onto the scales and ask for further instructions. Residents with scrap metal should inquire at the scales. Residents with bulky items and pre-paid bags or no-charge items should weigh in first, then unload the bulky items and weigh out and pay before unloading the other material. All vehicles are required by New York State permit conditions to unload by hand.

NYS Rechargeable Battery Recycling Law Beginning June 8, 2011 retailers that sell covered rechargeable batteries will be required to accept used rechargeable batteries from consumers at no cost to the consumer during normal business hours. Batteries covered by the law include: Nickel-cadmium Sealed lead Lithium ion Nickel metal hydride Any other such dry cell battery capable of being charged Battery packs containing any of the above mentioned batteries Beginning December 5, 2011 a disposal ban goes in to effect which prohibits the disposal of rechargeable batteries in the trash. Examples of items that use rechargeable batteries are: cell phones laptops cordless tools cordless telephones children's motorized vehicles A retailer must accept up to 10 batteries per day from any person regardless of whether they purchase replacement batteries or a retailer must accept as many batteries as a consumer purchases from the retailer. For more information, visit www.northcountryrecycles.org

NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act Effective April 1, 2011the NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling & Reuse Act requires manufacturers to provide free and convenient recycling of covered electronic waste. Electronics covered by this law include: Computers (includes cables, cords) Televisions Small scale servers Monitors Keyboards Mice Fax machines Scanners Printers VCRs DVRs Portable Digital Music Players DVD Players Digital Converter Boxes Cable or Satellite Receivers Electronic or Video Game Consoles Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence County transfer stations are registered collection sites for the above mentioned electronics. Covered electronic equipment will be accepted at no cost to the consumer (which includes individuals, private businesses with less than 50 fulltime employees and not for profits with less than 75 full-time employees) during normal business hours. Drop of Location Jefferson County Transfer Station 27138 NYS Rt 12, Watertown, NY (315) 785-9072 Recycle Electronic Equipment-Do not dispose of in the trash For more information, visit www.northcountryrecycles.org