CONSTRUCTION/DEMOLITION MATERIAL

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Village of Mount Prospect
Storm Water Management Program
April 1 2011
March 31 2012
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Table of Contents
Notice of Intent
ComplaintsSuggestions
Distribution of Printed Materials
Outreach Events
Hazardous Waste Removal
Electronic Recycling
Catch Basin Cleaning
Storm Sewer Cleaning
InletGrate Cleaning
Street Sweeping
Outfall Inspection
DetentionRetention Basins
Vehicle Fluid Battery Removal
Spoil Stock Removal
Employee Training
Rain Garden Installation
IDDE Log
Annual Report
Water Quality Testing Results
Newsletters
ENGINEERS
Notice of Intent Log
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ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1021 North Grand Avenue East P
O Box 19276 Springfield Illinois 627949276 6 217 7822829
lames R Thompson Center 100 West Randolph Suite 11 300 Chicago IL 60601 312 8146026
PAT
QUINN GOVERNOR
RECEIVED AUG 2
9 2011
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CLPSPF RANDHURST LLC
JAMESCONROY
55 E EUCLID AVE SUITE 450
MOUNT PROSPECT IL 60056
RE FACILITY RANDHURST VILLAGE MOUNT PROSPECT IL
COUNTY COOK
NPDES Permit NO
ILR10K587
Notice of Termination Under Construction Site Activity Storm Water General Permit
Dear NPDES Permittee
Thank you for notifying us that construction activities at the above referenced site have ceased and that final
stabilization of the site has been completed Based on your notification we have terminated Permit Number
ILRl OK587 effective immediately Although yourpermff has been terminated fees may still apply to
your account To check your account balance please contact Rosie Kellus at 217 7821649
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questionsat orthecomments
regardingnumber
the above or if we can be of any further assistance please
Terriany
LeMasters
above telephone
Very truly yours
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NPDES Permit NO
ILR10K587
Notice of Coverage Under Construction Site Activity Storm Water General Permit
Dear NPDES Penalties
We have reviewed your application and determined that Storm Water discharges associated with industrial activity from
construction sites are appropriately covered by the attached General NPDES Permit Issued by the Agency Your discharge Is
covered by this permit effective as of the date of this letter or as identified by the conditions of the permit The Permitas
issued covers application requirements a storm water pollution prevention plan and reporting requirements
As a Permit Holder it Is your responsibility to
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Notice of Intent of any OWnmildo
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2 ANDt
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your construction Project has been Completed and the site Is properly stabills
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To ensure that fees for the current
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This letter shows your facility permit number below the construction site name Please save this number and reference it
In all future correspondence Should you have any questions Concerning the Permit please contact Terri LeMasters at
0610
782
217
Very truly yours
Ner9ll61ro
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DATE
January 19 2012
CLIENT
GLPSPF Randhurst LLC
Attn Jim Conroy
55 East Euclid Avenue
Mount Prospect IL 60056
PROJECT SITE Randhurst Village
Mount Prospect Illinois
REPORT
Final Weekly Site Inspection and Recommendations
Inspection performed Thursday January 19 2012
This report includes Inspection Evaluation and Recommendations for NPDES
Phase 2 compliance at Randhurst Village located in Mount Prospect Illinois
The report is based on the following plan set
Proposed site improvements for
RANDHURST VILLAGE
999 N ELMHURST ROAD
Located in Cook County Illinois
Drawings by WOOLPERT dated 11
08
07
Sheets EXH 1 and EXH 2 two
2
total sheets
Per agreement with CLPSPF Randhurst LLC Erosion Control Consulting Inc ECCI
is performing weekly site inspections evaluating ongoing site conditions and making
recommendations regarding soil erosion and sediment control at the above stated
project site Site inspections are to be performed once every seven 7 days Weekly
inspections include a detailed Site Inspection Report with Action Item Index of SESC
issues to be addressed on a weekly basis for site compliance ECCI performed an
initial site inspection on December 15 2008 Changes to the SWPPP Plan are going
to be documented by WOOLPERT Engineering 09
10
9
International Erosion Control Association
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CLPSPF Randhurst LLCRandhurst Village
January 19 2012
Page 2 of 3
Index of Action Items Recommended ECCI has created this section to
summarize the action items and existing conditions on site These items
should be addressed in a timely manner for site compliance and are based
on the site inspection dated 01119112
Install energy dissipation RR4 at the outfalls of the detention
located at the NW and SE corner of the site
Verify that the dormant seediblanket that is installed along the north
side
of the PetSmart site including ROW areas germinates in Spring
2012
Remove inlet protection on all open grate storm sewer structures
throughout and adjacent to the site
NOT has been filed and on going site monitoring responsibilities will
transfer to the site ownerdeveloper
Index of Action Items
ECCI has created this section to summarize the action items that have been
completed on the site
Installed additional silt fence around the topsoil stockpile located
near the NW corner of the site to prevent sedimentation as required
Finalized topsoil respread final grading and stabilization with seed
and blanket blanket used as buffer strip at the SE corner of the site
Perimeter silt fence protection has been removed throughout the site
due to ongoing stabilization and final grading site SESC is in fair
condition topsoil respread and stabilization is ongoing on site
Concrete wash out installed at SW corner of SE portion of site as an
over excavated area lined with 30mil poly or designated concrete
wash out dumpster to prevent concrete waste from entering storm
sewers or detention facilities for areas where concrete pouring is
actively ongoing evidence of some concrete washout material that
is being discharged in to the NW detention basin via storm sewer
has been cleaned up
The AMC Theater area in the NE portion of the site has been
completed A NOT Notice of Termination can be filed with the IEPA
based on change of ownership if desired 06
08111
Demolition work has started at the far N side of the site just E of
Chase Bank General building construction continues throughout
the remainder of the site
Mass grading for the proposed detention facility located at the SE
corner of the site has been started 06
11 fill with black dirt has
22
begun 06130
11 fill is completed 07
07111 stabilization has begun
with seediblanket 08104111 additional stabilization with
seediblanket at disturbed area is required 10
11
29
Main construction entrance moved from the north side to the east
side of the SE portion of the site to facilitate proposed detention
basin installation on the SE portion of the site 02
11 site
28
entrances stabilized with asphalt pavement and roadway sweeping
completed and is in good condition 01
12
19
CLPSPF Randhurst LLCRandhurst Village
January 19 2012
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Installed Rip Rap RR
4 over geotextile fabric at the discharge FES
location in the detention basin at the northwest corner of the site
monitor and enhancestabilize as needed in spring 2011 01
13110
Final stabilized NW comer of site adjacent to Sediment Basin with
seed installation 10
blanket
05 seed
blanket installation
completed at all final graded areas 10
27110
Building construction ongoing on central portion of site
Installed rock check dam around existing storm sewer inlet in the
basement area of excavation at the SW corner of the site 09
14
10
rock check dam removed completed per plan 06
10
01
Installed 23 stone enhancement at two 2 construction entrances
being utilized for ingressegress near the SW corner of the site work
completed 07106109
Installed 2
3 stone Over geotextile fabric at construction entrance to
dumpsite 01
09 monitor and enhancestabilize as needed
29
08110 maintenance completed 10
06
21
ADDITIONAL Rainfall Events
During this reporting period January 07 2012 through January 19 2012
approximately 0
08 inches of precipitation was recorded near the project site
There were zero 0 reportable rainfall events recorded 0
50 inches during the
specified reporting period The precipitation information is obtained from
weather for Mount Prospect Illinois and compared to recorded data from
com
an automated rain gage located in Buffalo Grove Illinois operated by LCSMC
for reliability
On the date of the inspection the temperature was 29 degrees F and windy
Site discharge is controlled and there is no illicit site discharge observed during
the current site inspection
This is the final site inspection at the owner
s request If you have any
questions please contact me at 815 9704089 or e
mail at ecci
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FIELD OBSERVATION REPORT
COMMUNITY Mount Prospect Illinois
WATERSHED DesPlaines River Watershed
PROJECT R Sandhurst
Village
TIME OF INSPECTION
DATE
0 19
12 rt12
00pm
ADDRESSLOCATION Southeast corner of Rand Road and Elmhurst Road
NPDES PERMIT NO ILR10K567 renewed
annually
OBSERVER ECCI
PD
IN ATTENDANCE N
A
CERTIFIED COMMUNITY No
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Chuck Lindelof
WEATHER CONDITIONS 29 E windy
site is dry and accessible
OBSERVATION NOTES
Energy dissipation RR 4 required at all storm sewer outfall locations et the SEand NW detention facilities 01
12
19
Two 2 active construction areas are ongoing and proposed near the northern side of the property PctSmarthmrgoingatlbe
north side of the property and a small stockpile is created near the NW corner of the site 1016
11 site work is on going 01119
12
0lonitor and scrapdclean or sweep parking areas and roadways as needed to remove any mud and sediment that has accumu
lated maintenance is ongoing and adjacent roadways are mostly clean
The AMC Theater area in the NE portion of the site has been completed An NOT Notice of Termination can be filed with the
IEPA based on change of ownership if desired 06108111
Aspeciiied concrete wash out area should be utilised for concrete waste as needed on the PetSmart source
Topsoil and material stockpile being utilized on site as respread located at the SE corner of the site just north of the Home De
pot store parking lot silt fence has been removed 07
27
11 area is significantly stabilised with germination ongoing approx
70
Const
coverage
ruction entrances being utilised for ingress
egress are existing asphalt pavement or additional binder material to mmi
mire mud and sediment from frocking offsite routine sweeping recommended for dust control new entrance installed on the
east side of SE portion of the site and the north entrance is closed to facilitate proposed detention basin installation site ingress
egress locations maintalnetl to good condition 01
19112
Perimetersilt fence removed as required on the PetSmart site
and along the western property line
Monitor inlet protection on open grate storm sewers northern portion of the site and remove all inlet protection that is not
longer needed to prevent backup during the winter months
ESTIMATED TRIBUTARY AREA 100 AC
20 AC
100 AC
640AC
ESTIMATED DISTURBED AREA Approximately 25 acres
FLOODPLAM IMPACTED YES
NO
X
FLOODWAY IMPACTED
YES NO X
WETLAND IMPACTED
YES X
VIOLATION OBSERVED YES
NO X
REINSPECTION REQ
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X
NO
SE SC INSTALLED
X
NO
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STORM RELATED SERVICE REQUESTS
2011
0
SERVICE REQUEST
CALL DATE
SERVICE RE
A
1452879
1812011
07
5403 CREEK
1453847
0811612011
5403
CREEK
202 E HIAWATHA TL
1454578
2011
09
5403 CREEK
BURNING BUSH LN
1456788
03
2012
09
5403 CREEK
2003 HOPI LN
1456797
0310912012
S403 CREEK
1457023
2212012
03
S403 CREEK
580 SLAWIN CT
6
1450743
2011
04106
1451117
0510912011
S414 STREET CLEANING
1451408
2011
05131
5414 STREET CLEANING
421 WE GO TL
1451543
2011
06
5414
STREET CLEANING
11NWILLE ST
1451651
1312011
06
5414 STREET CLEANING
EMERSON ST
1451680
2011
14
06
8414
STREET CLEANING
1418 ALTHEA LN
1452443
2011
07101
10ESUNSET RD
1452759
2011
12
07
5414
STREET CLEANING
WLINCOLN ST
1452910
2011
19
07
5414
STREET CLEANING
300 HATLEN AV
1454769
14
09
2011
416N WILLE ST
1454790
2011
09115
5414
STREET CLEANING
1455567
1110112011
5414
STREET CLEANING
419N PINE ST
1455659
2011
08
11
414
STREET CLEANING
1505 GREENWOOD DR
1456421
2012
02102
W GREGORY ST
1456558
2012
02120
317 SELMHURST AV
1456576
0212212012
WGREGORY ST
1456690
0212912012
5414
5414
STREET CLEANING
STREET CLEANING
FOREST AV
401 DOUGLAS AV
ECENTRAL RD
17
1450925
2212011
04
416 INLET
1451013
3012011
04
416 INLET
1451157
2011
12
05
5416 INLET
11 N ELM ST
1451231
0511812011
8416 INLET
1612 PARK DR
1451275
2011
05123
S416 INLET
501 EPROSPECT AV
1451284
2011
23
05
5416
1451319
0512512011
5416 INLET
1451324
2011
05125
5416 INLET
1451338
05012011
5416 INLET
1451351
05012011
5416
INLET
INLET
1451475
0610212011
S416 INLET
1451476
022011
06
5416 INLET
1451477
2011
06102
5416
INLET
521 S EDWARD ST
1609 SITKA LN
1718 LAUREL DR
2003 CHINKAPIN OAK DR
ISABELLA ST
OWEN ST
WILLIAM ST
1451478
2011
06102
5416 INLET
300 FAIRVIEW AV
1451479
2011
06102
5416 INLET
410 EASTWOOD AV
1451480
02
06
2011
5416 INLET
300 FAIRVIEWAV
1451481
2011
02
06
5416 INLET
410 EASTWOOD AV
1451501
02
06
2011
5416 INLET
2115 HAVEN ST
1451552
0712011
06
5416 INLET
1811 BONITAAV
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SERVICE REQUEST
CALL D
ATE
DD
E REQUE
C
RVI
SE
1451701
2011
14
06
S416 INLET
1453215
2011
26
07
5416 INLET
1453246
2011
27
07
5416
INLET
COTTONWOOD LN
607SWILLE ST
412 EASTWOOD AV
1455186
2011
10106
5416 INLET
1455664
0812011
11
5416 INLET
115 5 KENILWORTH AV
1456589
2012
02123
S416 INLET
1450756
0812011
04
5417 FLOODING
1450880
2011
19
04
5417 FLOODING
511 S PINE ST
1103 IRONWOOD DR
300 N ELM ST
25
511
GEORGE ST
1450965
0412712011
S417 FLOODING
1450973
2011
27
04
5417 FLOODING
GREENWOOD DR
1450995
2011
04129
5417 FLOODING
629 ALBION LN
1451320
0512512011
S417 FLOODING
1451322
0512512011
5417 FLOODING
OWENST
1451323
2512011
05
5417 FLOODING
1811 PARK DR
1451325
2011
25
05
5417 FLOODING
1421 PARK DR
1451326
0512512011
5417 FLOODING
213 S WILLIAM ST
1451328
2011
25
05
5417 FLOODING
208S WILLIAM ST
1451329
2512011
05
5417 FLOODING
611 GEORGE ST
1451331
2512011
05
5417
1451330
2011
25
05
5417 FLOODING
1451333
0512512011
5417 FLOODING
402 S MT PROSPECT RD
1451334
2512011
05
5417 FLOODING
1100 W LINCOLN ST
1451337
2512011
05
5417 FLOODING
IOKA AV
SEE GWUN AV
FLOODING
1451366
2612011
05
5417 FLOODING
1451375
0512612011
5417 FLOODING
401 N WILLE ST
FAIRVIEW AV
1451428
2011
05131
5417 FLOODING
1451448
0112011
06
5417 FLOODING
101 EASTWOOD AV
1451449
0610112011
5417 FLOODING
1103 IRONWOOD DR
1451451
0112011
06
5417 FLOODING
1451452
0610112011
5417 FLOODING
1451456
2011
01
06
5417 FLOODING
300 STRATTON LN
1451463
2011
01
06
5417
FLOODING
200 S EDWARD ST
1451464
2011
01
06
5417
FLOODING
416 S MAPLE ST
1451465
2011
01
06
5417 FLOODING
OWENST
1451470
2011
02
06
5417 FLOODING
1104 CHERRYWOOD DR
1451471
2011
02
06
5417
1451472
2011
02
06
5417 FLOODING
ECOUNCIL TL
1451473
06102011
S417 FLOODING
EDWARDST
1451474
2011
06102
5417 FLOODING
EBERKSHIRE LN
1451482
0610212011
5417 FLOODING
BIRCH DR
1451575
2011
09
06
S417 FLOODING
1451583
0912011
06
S417 FLOODING
5191OKA AV
1451608
2011
10
06
S417 FLOODING
LANCASTER AV
1451609
2011
06110
S417 FLOODING
GEORGEST
1451610
2011
10
06
S417 FLOODING
WHEELING RD
1451623
0611012011
5417 FLOODING
1452993
0712312011
S417 FLOODING
310 HATLEN AV
1453041
0712312011
S417 FLOODING
CAN DOTA AV
1453042
2011
23
07
5417 FLOODING
GO WANDO AV
FLOODING
7041OKA AV
WILLE ST
304 E BERKSHIRE LN
219 S EDWARD ST
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2 of 5
vnft
1453045
2011
23
07
5417 FLOODING
1453046
2312011
07
5417 FLOODING
WHEELING RD
1453047
1453048
2011
23
07
5417 FLOODING
ENORTHWEST HW
2312011
07
S417 FLOODING
EEVERGREEN AV
1453051
2011
23
07
S417 FLOODING
WTHAYER ST
1453109
2011
23
07
S417 FLOODING
909 CAN DOTA AV
1453114
0712312011
5417 FLOODING
1453133
2011
25
07
5417 FLOODING
711 WA PELLA AV
1453146
2512011
07
5417 FLOODING
311 FAIRVIEW AV
1453156
2011
07125
5417 FLOODING
2102 LAWRENCE LN
1453159
2011
07125
5417 FLOODING
1103 IRONWOOD DR
1453171
0712512011
5417 FLOODING
810 W MILBURN AV
1453225
2011
27
07
5417 FLOODING
711 WA PELLA AV
1453231
2011
27
07
5417 FLOODING
305 HATLEN AV
1453733
2011
08111
417 FLOODING
1480 S ELMHURST RD
1453923
2011
20
08
5417 FLOODING
1103 IRONWOOD DR
1453949
2212011
08
5417 FLOODING
ALGONQUIN RD
1453951
2011
22
08
S417 FLOODING
1704 VERDE DR
1455405
2011
10117
S417 FLOODING
610 CAROL LN
1455648
0812011
11
5417 FLOODING
1211 WHEELING RD
1455651
0812011
11
5417
1455652
08
11
2011
5417 FLOODING
1455661
2011
11108
5417 FLOODING
501 SWILLIAM ST
511 FAIRVIEWAV
FLOODING
1455669
2011
11109
5417 FLOODING
1455992
2011
12114
5417
2011
12114
5417 FLOODING
1455993
FLOODING
RAND RD
WILLE ST
BONITAAV
401 N WILLE ST
1455994
1412011
12
5417 FLOODING
1455995
1412011
12
5417
FLOODING
EMERSON ST
1455997
1412011
12
S417 FLOODING
ELMHURSTAV
1455998
2011
12114
5417 FLOODING
109 N SCHOOL ST
1456009
1211512011
5417 FLOODING
1440 BLACKHAWK DR
1456031
2011
12119
S417 FLOODING
BURNING BUSH LN
1457046
2012
03123
S417 FLOODING
WMILBURN AV
1450915
0412112011
5418
118 N MAIN ST
1451248
0511912011
5418 MANHOLE
1451308
24
05
2011
5418 MANHOLE
1451484
06
2011
02
5418 MANHOLE
1451504
0312011
06
5418 MANHOLE
218 WE GO TL
1453087
2011
23
07
5418 MANHOLE
PEACHTREE LN
1453090
2011
07123
5418 MANHOLE
414 CAN DOTA AV
1453101
2011
23
07
5418 MANHOLE
511 S OWEN ST
1453118
0712312011
5418 MANHOLE
BUSSE RD
1453119
0712312011
5418
1453525
08
2011
05
5418 MANHOLE
1451 BLACKHAWK DR
76
MANHOLE
MANHOLE
LAVERGNE DR
ELMHURST RD
ROB RD
113 N SCHOOL ST
1454461
2011
09107
5418
1455514
2011
26
10
S418 MANHOLE
ISABELLA ST
1457055
0312612012
5418
WAVERLY PL
MANHOLE
MANHOLE
W GOLF RD
14
1450819
2011
04113
5422 DITCH
EDGEWOODLN
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SERVICE REQUEST
CALL DATE
DD
SERVICE REQUEST
DITCH
605 W RAND RD
1451342
2512011
05
S422
1451378
0512612011
S422 DITCH
421 BOBOLINK RD
1456921
2012
16
03
5422 DITCH
900 ARDYCE LN
4
1450949
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2011
21
09
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2011
15
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21
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1452159
2011
23
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628 S EDWARD ST
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318N ELMHURST AV
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208 N MAIN ST
10 S MT PROSPECT RD
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300 S WILLIAM ST
12 N PINE ST
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SWANCC
SWANCC is dedicated to providing
resources and programs to assist
residents with reusing, recycling
or disposing of waste in an
environmentally-friendly manner.
SWANCC’s At Home Computer
Pickup Program is available to all
SWANCC-area residents (see list of
member communities inside).
• Convenient program cost is only $30.00
• Visit swancc.org to schedule a pickup
• Put your items outside on the assigned
pickup day with signage
• It’s that easy!
Programs
Battery Recycling
CFL Bulb Recycling
Document Destruction Events
SWANCC pickup program
Electronics Recycling
Permanent Drop-Off Sites
One-Day Events
At Home Pickup Program
Holiday Lights Recycling
Mercury Thermometer Recycling
Pharmaceuticals and Sharps Disposal
Trashy Fashions Project
Resources
Books and Media for Loan
Closing the Loop Brochure
Eco-Cleaning Guide
Eco-Friendly Marketplace Guide
Eco-Landscaping Guide
Elist for Educators
Elist for Residents
Green Pages Directory
Recycling Etc. Community Newsletter
SWANCC encourages recycling or
donating materials to reduce waste
and potentially harmful materials
going to landfills as much as
possible -whenever possible.
at HOME
Waste Reduction Solutions Brochure
Only residents that live in a SWANCC member
community are eligible to participate in the Agency’s
programs. Resources can be downloaded at
Do you have old computer and
electronic equipment piling up in
your home office or basement?
Recycle it!
swancc.org. Contact SWANCC by emailing
[email protected] or call (847) 724-9205.
For more information or to schedule a
pickup, visit swancc.org.
Convenient. Reliable. Earth-friendly.
SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF
NORTHERN COOK COUNTY
swancc.org
Printed on recycled paper.
Only $30.00 for convenient
at your door pickup!
Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County
swancc.org
According to the
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency,
it is estimated that
billions of consumer
The $30.00 fee allows for 6 items per pickup
which offsets program costs.
• No individual item can exceed 50 pounds
• Cell phones and calculators are accepted
but do not count as an “item”.
Since 1999, SWANCC has provided
environmentally-responsible recycling for
computers and electronics.
According to the Illinois Product Recycling
and Reuse Act (PA 97-0287), as of January
1, 2012, the following items are prohibited
from being thrown away in the garbage:
Convenient.
Acceptable Materials:
• Cable Receivers
• Computers (including tablets)
• Digital Converter Boxes
• DVD Players/Recorders
• Electronic Mice
• Electronic Keyboards
• Facsimle Machines
• Monitors
• Portable Digital Music Players
• Printers
• Satellite Receivers
• Scanners
• Small Scale Servers
• Televisions
• Video Game Consoles
• Videocassette Recorders
Reliable.
Print Cartridges
Postage Machines
Power Tools/Cords
Refrigerators
Shredders
Software
Stereo Equipment
Telephones
Toasters
Typewriters
Vacuum Cleaners
All materials in SWANCC’s
program will be dismantled
domestically and recycled by an
ISO 14001 and 9001 certified
contractor. Due to these recycling
efforts, natural resources and
energy are conserved, materials
are recovered or disposed of in
a safe manner as well as saving
landfill space.
For additional information
regarding reuse and recycling
programs for computers and
electronics or other materials,
visit SWANCC’s “Green Pages”
online at swancc.org.
Unacceptable Materials:
Air Conditioners
Answering Machines
Blenders
Calculators
Camcorders
CDs/DVDs (Games)
Copy Machines
Dehumidifiers
Digital Cameras
Home Appliances
Humidifiers
Microwaves
electronics will be scrapped
during the rest of this decade.
Because there are both potentially harmful and recoverable
materials in computers and
electronic equipment, recycling
old equipment is the responsible
thing to do.
Earth-friendly.
Do not just throw it all away
because you can – think before
you throw and make a difference!
To be eligible to participate you must:
• Live in a SWANCC member community
• Have street level access to front door
SWANCC Communities
computer pick-up
Arlington Heights
Mount Prospect
Barrington
Niles
Buffalo Grove
Palatine
Elk Grove Village
Park Ridge
Evanston
Prospect Heights
Glencoe
Rolling Meadows
Glenview
Skokie
Hoffman Estates
South Barrington
Inverness
Wheeling
Kenilworth
Wilmette
Lincolnwood
Winnetka
Morton Grove
SWANCC’s At Home pickup
program is easy as 1, 2, 3!
Step 1 Schedule a pickup by visiting
swancc.org.
Step 2 Place electronic and computer
equipment without packaging on
the front porch or steps by 7:30 am
on scheduled day of pickup.
Step 3 Tag equipment with signage
swancc.org
provided by SWANCC.
SWANCC
SWANCC provides a disposal program
for prescription drug waste called
the Prescription Drug/Sharps
Disposal Program to:
Programs
Battery Recycling
CFL Bulb Recycling
One-Day Events
At Home Pick-Up
• Ensure environmental safety
• Guard against potential theft
SWANCC Prescription Drug/
Sharps Disposal Program
Shoe Reuse and Recycling
associated with disposing of
old medications
• For residentially-generated
unused prescriptions, expired
over-the-counter drugs, and
needles known as “sharps”
• No commercial or institutional
waste will be accepted
• No pharmaceutical controlled
substances will be accepted
Resources
Eco-Cleaning Guide
Eco-Friendly Fashion Show – for loan
Elist for Educators
Elist for Residents
community are eligible to participate in the
Visit swancc.org, call SWANCC
at (847) 724-9205 or email
Agency’s programs. Resources can be downloaded
at swancc.org. Contact SWANCC by emailing
[email protected] for participating
disposal locations.
Do not flush old medications
or put down the drain.
swancc.org
Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County
(847) 724-9205
www.swancc.org
This program is for residents that live in one
of SWANCC’s 23 member communities. No
prescription drugs or sharps from businesses,
schools or hospitals will be accepted. IDs will
be checked for verification of residency.
General tips:
• Prescription drugs that are more than a year old
should be disposed of properly.
• Turn in non-prescription medicines without an
expiration date that are more than six months old.
•Keep pharmaceuticals in their original containers
with labels to identify contents.
•Sharps need to be placed in a rigid container with a
sealed lid. A new sharps container will be provided.
For Your Information
Dangers of medicine in the water system
Recent research conducted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the
U.S. Geological Survey found substantial amounts of antibiotics and steroidal
hormones in rivers, lakes and wells from samples analyzed in 36 states. For
more information, visit epa.gov/ppcp.
Dangers of needles in trash
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, each year, 8 million
people use more than 3 billion needles, syringes, and lancets, also called
sharps, to manage medical conditions at home. Some sharps users throw their
used needles in the trash or flush them down the toilet. Used sharps left loose
among other waste can hurt sanitation workers during collection rounds, at
sorting and recycling facilities and at landfills, or become lodged in equipment,
forcing workers to remove them by hand.
Acceptable Items:
Unused/Expired prescription medications
Prescription cough syrup
Prescription ear drops and eye drops
Expired over-the-counter medications
Residential sharps (needles/syringes)
Children, adults and even pets are also at risk for needle-stick injuries when
sharps are disposed improperly at home or in public settings. For more
information, visit epa.gov/osw.
Unacceptable Items:
Evanston
Glencoe
Glenview
Hoffman Estates
Inverness
Kenilworth
Lincolnwood
Morton Grove
Mount Prospect
Niles
Palatine
Park Ridge
Prospect Heights
Wilmette
Winnetka
Program may be restricted to
respective community’s residents
only. Please visit swancc.org for a
listing of participating locations.
Danny’s diabetes
Miranda’s strep throat
Peter’s ulcer
Darryl’s migraines
Helen’s arthritis
2001
Elk Grove Village
Wheeling
WHAT IS IN YOUR MEDICINE CABINET?
2000
Buffalo Grove
South Barrington
For sources of facts and information, visit swancc.org.
Tobin’s ear infection
Barrington
Skokie
Any resident that lives in a SWANCC-member community and
administers home injections is eligible to receive a 1 quart sharps
container. Go to the designated prescription drug drop-off site in
your community to request one.
*Visit swancc.org for a list of the U.S. Drug Enforcement
Agency (DEA) regulated pharmaceuticals.
Arlington Heights
Rolling Meadows
Personal Sharps Containers
Pharmaceutical Controlled Substances*
Institutional or business waste
Non-prescription liquids
Household Chemical Waste
SWANCC Communities
SWANCC’s Disposal Program
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Niles
Palatine
Park Ridge
Prospect Heights
Rolling Meadows
Skokie
South Barrington
Wheeling
Wilmette
Winnetka
Barrington
Buffalo Grove
Elk Grove Village
Evanston
Glencoe
Glenview
Hoffman Estates
Inverness
Kenilworth
Lincolnwood
information details.
Visit swancc.org for drop-off locations and
Morton Grove
Mount Prospect
Arlington Heights
member community households.
Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs) from SWANCC-
is for residentially-generated spent Compact
The SWANCC-sponsored recycling program
SWANCC Member
Communities
swancc.org
at swancc.org. Contact SWANCC by emailing
Agency’s programs. Resources can be downloaded
community are eligible to participate in the
Elist for Residents
Elist for Educators
Eco-Friendly Fashion Show – for loan
Eco-Cleaning Guide
Resources
Shoe Reuse and Recycling
At Home Pick-Up
One-Day Events
CFL Bulb Recycling
Battery Recycling
Programs
swancc.org
(847) 724-9205
Compact Fluorescent
Light (CFL) Bulb
Recycling Program
Solid Waste Agency of
Northern Cook County
Used CFLs should be disposed of properly using the guidelines
stated above, please visit swancc.org for details.
CFLs are made of glass tubing and can break if dropped or
roughly handled. Be careful when removing the lamp from
its packaging, installing it or replacing it. Always screw and
unscrew the lamp by its base and never forcefully twist the CFL
into a light socket by its tubes.
Should I be concerned about using CFLs in my home?
CFLs are safe to use in your home. No mercury is released when
the bulbs are in use and they pose no danger to you or your
family when used properly.
There is currently no substitute
for mercury in CFLs; however,
manufacturers have taken significant
steps to reduce mercury used in their
fluorescent lighting products over the
past decade.
To locate ther nearest drop-off location
and hours of operation for CFLs in your
community, visit swancc.org.
What should I do with a CFL when it burns out?
Like paint, batteries, thermostats and
other hazardous household items, CFLs
should be disposed of properly.
Do CFLs contain mercury?
CFLs contain about 5 milligrams (mg) of mercury sealed within
the glass tubing. In comparison, an older oral thermometer
contains 700 mg of mercury, 140 times the amount in a CFL.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Information and resources on all sources of mercury can
be found at epa.gov/mercury.
CFL RESOURCES
Learn more about saving energy and recycling by visiting illinoisenergy.org and energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=cfls.
HOW DO I PARTICIPATE IN SWANCC’S CFL PROGRAM?
Only residents that live in a SWANCC member community are
eligible to participate. Visit swancc.org for a list of SWANCCmember communities that are providing a drop-off location
for CFLs. Some will accept 4 foot fluorescent lamps. Bring
spent bulbs in a zip-lock-type baggie for extra protection to a
drop-off location during designated hours.
Each CFL contains a small amount of mercury sealed within
the glass tubing – an average of 5 milligrams (roughly
equivalent to the tip of a ball-point pen). Mercury poses
potential health risks, therefore the CFLs should not be
disposed of in the garbage if there is a recycling option.
DANGERS OF CFLs
This information is taken from the Dept. of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.
▪ CFLs reduce air pollution for a cleaner environment. If
every IL household replaced one incandescent bulb with
an 18-watt CFL, the results would be equivalent to:
… removing 294,000 tons of carbon emissions
from the air;
… planting 39.4 million trees;
… removing over 74,000 vehicles from Illinois
roads each year.
▪ CFLs produce about 70% less heat than standard
incandescent bulbs and are cool to the touch.
▪ Each CFL bulb can save you at least $25 in energy costs
over the life of the bulb.
▪ They produce the same amount of light, but use 2/3 less
energy and last 10 times longer.
The U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency recommends the use of CFLs
when compared to incandescent
bulbs for the following reasons:
BENEFITS OF COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHTBULBS
Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs (CFL)
For more information about SWANCC and its many
school and community programs and special
material collections or events, visit swancc.org, email
[email protected] or call the Agency at (847) 724-9205.
Do not miss out on upcoming program opportunities
and recyling events sponsored by SWANCC. Be on
SWANCC’s Elist and receive Agency information.
Sign up online at swancc.org.
SWANCC ELIST
Tips to Clean Up a Broken CFL
1. If possible, open a window in the room for ventilation.
2. Sweep up the broken glass fragments and fine particles
with a piece of cardboard and a damp paper towel.
3. Contain broken glass, cardboard and paper towel in a zip lock
bag, then place in a brown bag marked “broken glass”.
4. Place the double bags with above contents in the outside
garbage can – do not sweep up or vacuum debris or put it
in an inside garbage compactor.
Tips to Remove and Replace a CFL
• Turn light switch off before removing the bulb
• Unscrew the bulb by holding the plastic or ceramic base,
not the glass tubing
• Do not over-tighten bulb when replacing
• Never forcefully twist the glass tubing
• Consider placing a towel underneath area where CFL is
being changed
• Do not use CFLs in locations where lamps can be knocked over
The following tips are provided by the EPA and can be found at
epa.gov/cflcleanup.
1700 West Central Road
Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056
Phone: 847/870-5640
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Site: www.mountprospect.org
Public Works Department
- TIME Environment Challenge
“Throughout history, many great
civilizations have been buried, none,
however, by their own garbage.”
The Village Board of Trustees would like to
thank the residents of Mount Prospect
for their waste reduction efforts and working
toward a safe and healthy environment.
01/12
•
Curbside Refuse Collection
• Curbside Recycling Collection
•
Yard Waste Collection
•
Multi-family Collection
Residential Guide to:
Solid Waste Services
Mount Prospect
Village of
Village of Mount Prospect Public Works
Page 19
It is unlawful for any individual, firm or corporation to deposit refuse and/or
yard waste on either private or public property, including residential/commercial
dumpsters and Village receptacles, other than that authorized for the individual.
This will be strictly enforced; a fine may be imposed.
“Fly Dumping”
Please contact Public Works (847-870-5640) for a current listing of
businesses accepting used car batteries, tires and motor oil.
State law prohibits the disposal of car batteries, tires and motor oil.
Therefore, car batteries, tires and motor oil are not collected by the
refuse hauler. However, residents have several options for proper
disposal of car batteries, tires and motor oil. A number of businesses
in the area will accept these materials for recycling, charges may
apply.
Car Batteries, Tires, Motor Oil
• Dispose of only empty containers in the household refuse.
• Recycle through reuse by giving unused portions to
neighbors or community organizations who will use
the product; i.e. paints, cleaning products, etc.
• Recycle products that can be remanufactured for reuse;
i.e. motor oil, automobile batteries.
• Solidified latex paint can be disposed of in household
refuse. Use absorbents like kitty litter to solidify latex paint.
• Take unused household hazardous waste to a permanent collection facility
or a one-day collection. Visit the Village’s website at www.mountprospect.
org to find out more.
When improperly stored or disposed of, household wastes threaten human health
or cause environmental contamination. Please follow these rules to properly
dispose of hazardous materials.
Household hazardous waste, such as chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, oil, paint,
varnishes, strippers and similar items are not allowed in landfills and thus are
not collected as part of the Village’s solid waste collection program.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
Page 18
Multi-family properties are responsible for the collection and disposal of all yard
waste generated at the properties. Each property may contract independently for
landscaping service or they can contact ARC (847-981-0091) for details regarding
yard waste collection at multi-family properties.
Yard Material
Questions regarding your property’s participation should be directed to the
owner/property manager.
Residents residing in properties without the centralized program are encouraged
to contact Public Works (847-870-5640) to obtain information about drop off
locations.
Recycling carts containing refuse and/or plastic bags will not be collected. If the
placement of refuse and/or plastic bags is an ongoing problem and no solution
can be arrived at by the property manager and the Village, the program may be
discontinued.
Recyclables are collected in 95 gallon wheeled carts. Please check with the property
owner/manager for the location of the wheeled carts.
The Village provides centralized recycling services to
any multi-family property choosing to participate. The
same materials collected in the curbside collection program are also collected at
multi-family properties. Please refer to the recycling section under Single-family
Collection beginning on page 3 for proper preparation of recyclables.
The Village of Mount Prospect encourages residents to
reduce, reuse and recycle. While the Village provides an
extensive recycling program, residents should be aware
that purchasing habits can reduce the amount of waste
generated.
Recycling
MULTI-FAMILY COLLECTION (Centralized Collection)
Fly Dumping ..............................................................................................19
Car Batteries, Tires, Motor Oil ................................................................19
Household Hazardous Waste .................................................................19
Refuse, Bulk Items, Appliances, Construction Debris, Christmas
Trees, Recycling, Yard Material
General Guidelines ...................................................................................17
Multi-family Collection (Centralized Collection)
Back Door Service, White Good Collection (appliances)
Special Services ..........................................................................................16
Yard Waste Collection ..............................................................................14
Set Out and Removal Times, Holiday Schedule, Cart “Do’s and Don’ts”
General Guidelines ...................................................................................12
Leaf Collection Schedule......................................................................... 10
Leaf Collection .............................................................................................9
Electronics Waste Ban.................................................................................8
Move-in Collection......................................................................................7
Christmas Tree Collection .........................................................................7
Construction Debris/Large Limbs...........................................................7
Bulk Items .....................................................................................................6
Brush .............................................................................................................6
Recycling.......................................................................................................3
Refuse/Garbage ..........................................................................................3
Basic Residential Services ..........................................................................3
Single-Family Collection (Curbside Collection)
Curbside Collection Schedule ...................................................................2
Introduction..................................................................................................1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 17
Clean (no tinsel, ornaments or lights) Christmas trees will be collected on your
regular scheduled collection day. Christmas trees are not to be placed in plastic
bags. Christmas wreaths will be collected on your regular scheduled collection
day with refuse. There is no additional charge for this service.
Christmas Trees
Refuse containers are to be used for household residential waste only. Owners/
managers are to make arrangements for special collection of debris from
construction projects at the properties.
Construction Debris
Residential appliances will not be collected as regular refuse. See page 14,
Residential Appliances, for disposal instructions.
Residential Appliances
Large items such as furniture, bedding, etc. (see the Single-family collection bulk
item list on page 6) should be placed next to the refuse container. Small amounts
of properly prepared carpeting only.
Bulk Items
All residential garbage must be placed inside the refuse container(s). Bags and
other loose debris should not be set next to the container. To minimize this
problem please:
• Do not send small children to dispose of refuse; they
may not be able to open the container lid or reach the
container.
• Do not throw garbage over the enclosure surrounding
the container. Place the garbage directly inside the
refuse container.
• Refuse container lids must be closed after placing
refuse in the container(s).
Refuse
The Public Works Department works with the owner/manager from each
property and ARC Disposal in providing residents with centralized collection
of solid waste. However, the residents are ultimately responsible for the proper
disposal of their solid waste.
General Guidelines
MULTI-FAMILY COLLECTION (Centralized Collection)
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Residents with large quantities of refuse/debris may
contact ARC (847-981-0091) directly for an estimate. Payment to ARC must be
made at the time of service.
Special Collection and Disposal Services
• At the time of purchase, arrange for the retailer to
remove the old appliance upon delivery of the new
appliance.
• Contact ARC Disposal (847-981-0091) for curbside
removal. Charges do apply.
• Payment for collection must be made to ARC
Disposal at the time of service.
• Per state law, refrigerator/freezer doors must be
removed, or latches broken.
Residents have several options for the collection and disposal of residential
appliances:
State law (July 1, 1994) prohibits the landfilling of large
residential appliances or “white goods.” Therefore, large residential appliances
are not collected as bulk items. It is the responsibility of the resident to ensure
proper collection and disposal. Examples would include but are not limited to:
water heaters, refrigerators, ovens, washer/dryer, window air conditioning unit.
Residential Appliances (white goods)
ARC Disposal offers back door service for collection of
refuse, recycling and yard material. Charges apply. ARC bills
the resident directly for this service. Call ARC (847-981-0091)
for further details.
Back Door Service
Special Services
SINGLE-FAMILY COLLECTION (Curbside Collection)
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Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00AM to 4:30PM
1700 West Central Road
Phone (847) 870-5640 TDD (847) 392-1235
Village’s Web Site: www.mountprospect.org
Public Works Email:
[email protected]
Public Works Department
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00AM to 5:00PM
2101 South Busse Road
Phone (847) 981-0091
ARC Disposal & Recycling Company, Inc.
Please keep this brochure for future reference, as knowing this information will
help you have trouble free service.
ARC Disposal has been the exclusive residential hauler for the Village since
August of 1991. The new contract with ARC is effective January 1, 2006 through
December 31, 2015.
The Village’s exclusive residential solid
waste contract provides services to both
single-family residences (curbside collection) and multi-family (centralized refuse
containers). The Public Works Department administers the Solid Waste Contract
and serves as the liaison between the resident and the refuse hauler.
The Village of Mount Prospect has a
comprehensive Solid Waste Management
program that promotes waste reduction and
resource recovery. The Village’s residential
solid waste services are paid through
property taxes, an annual direct charge and
user fees.
INTRODUCTION
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CURBSIDE COLLECTION SCHEDULE
Bowen Ace Hardware
1753 W. Golf Road, Mount Prospect
24 N. Dryden Place, Arlington Heights
The most current list can be found at
www.mountprospect.org
Jewel Food Stores
333 East Euclid, Mount Prospect
819 S. Elmhurst, Des Plaines
Dominick’s
1042 S. Elmhurst Road
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• Once a week pick-up on regular scheduled collection day.
• Use of a 95 gallon wheeled cart.
• Collection between April 1 and December 15 (dates subject to change).
• Annual fee includes the wheeled cart rental, collection and disposal.
• Resident arranges for service and payment directly with ARC
(847-981-0091).
Households producing a large amount of yard waste may be interested in the
Village’s optional yard waste subscription service. The program has an annual
fee, paid directly to ARC, that includes the use of a 95 gallon wheeled cart.
Yard Waste Subscription Service
Public Works
1700 W. Central
Village Hall
50 S. Emerson
The Village yard waste stickers ($2.25 in 2010) and decals (free) can be purchased
at the following locations:
Sticker Purchases and Decals
Yard waste that is not properly prepared will not be collected. Improperly
prepared yard waste must be removed from the parkway and be stored on the
resident’s property. Yard waste must be prepared properly and set at the curb
the next week for collection.
• Yard waste mixed with garbage.
• Yard waste containing dirt, rocks, wood chips, sod with attached soil, fruits
and vegetables.
• The above items are considered garbage and should be disposed of with your
regular garbage.
Non-Acceptable Yard Waste
• Grass clippings, leaves, weeds, brush and twigs.
Acceptable Yard Waste
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If you are using a compost
bag to dispose of yard
waste, you only need to
attach a pre-paid Village
sticker.
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Rigid Container
32 Gallon
YARD
MATERIAL
• Bags must be biodegradable.
• Bags cannot exceed 32 gallon capacity.
• Bags cannot exceed 50 pounds.
• Plastic bags cannot be used to dispose of yard waste.
Bag Specifications
• Rigid containers cannot exceed 32 gallon capacity.
• Rigid containers cannot exceed 50 pounds.
Container Specifications
• All rigid containers and biodegradable bags placed at the curb containing
yard waste must have a Village yard waste sticker (user fee) attached.
• Rigid containers must have a Village yard waste decal affixed in addition to
the Village yard waste sticker.
Procedure for Disposing of Yard Waste
Recycling: One 35, 65 or 95 gallon
blue wheeled cart (provided by
Village)
Brush Bundles: Unlimited Collection
Bulk Items: Unlimited Collection
Christmas Tree Collection
Move-in Debris Collection
Leaf Collection: Curbside Collection of
Loose Leaves and Extended Collection
of Bagged Leaves
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Recycling does not need to be separated. All approved recyclables can be placed
in the provided recycling cart.
One 35, 65 or 95 gallon BLUE wheeled cart for refuse service (provided by the
Village) The wheeled carts are the property of the Village and are to be left at the
residence when an owner vacates.
Recycling
If your current refuse cart is not meeting your needs please contact Public Works
to discuss options available to you.
For refuse only - all trash must be placed in the cart. Any trash outside of the cart
that is not on the approved bulk item list (see page 6) will not be collected. Please
call Public Works at (847-870-5640) for a special pick-up (charges may apply).
One 35, 65 or 95 gallon GREEN wheeled cart for refuse service (provided by the
Village). The wheeled carts are the property of the Village and are to be left at
the residence when an owner vacates.
Refuse/Garbage
Refuse/Garbage: One 35, 65 or 95
gallon green wheeled cart (provided
by Village)
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The following is a list of the basic residential services provided as part of the
Village’s contract with ARC Disposal.
Basic Residential Services
Yard Waste Collection (April 1 - December 15 - Dates subject to change)
Yard waste collection is a user fee based service requiring a Village yard waste
sticker be purchased for every unit of yard waste placed at the curb. Yard
waste can be placed at the curb in either 32 gallon rigid containers or 32 gallon
biodegradable bags. The following rules apply to yard waste collection:
SINGLE-FAMILY COLLECTION
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Corrugated Cardboard
Mixed Paper
Newspaper
Cardboard that has been soiled with food is
not acceptable.
Please place cardboard in the blue wheeled
cart. Cardboard should be prepared in a
manner that allows the cart lid to close.
The following items are not acceptable: inserts
from cereal boxes, waterproof paper bags,
plastic wrap, water softener salt bags, pet food
bags, mixed paper soiled with food.
Please place mixed paper in the blue wheeled
cart.
Includes junk mail, magazines, envelopes,
flyers, school papers, cereal/cracker boxes,
copy paper, computer paper, shredded paper,
catalogs, frozen food boxes, paper grocery
bags, paperboard beverage cartons, telephone
books.
Please place newspapers loosely in the
blue wheeled cart. Please do not bundle
newspaper.
Includes flyers, comics, inserts, etc.
The following is a list of recyclables accepted. The most current recyclable list
can be found on the Village’s website www.mountprospect.org.
While the Village provides an extensive recycling program, residents should be
aware that purchasing habits can reduce the amount of waste generated.
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All other materials (yard waste, bulk items, bundled brush, construction material,
white goods, etc.) placed at the curb for disposal should be placed on the parkway
next to the wheeled carts. Do not place any material for disposal in front of the
wheeled carts. Placement of material in front of the carts will prevent the hauler
from collecting refuse and recycling carts.
Yard Waste, Bulk Items, White Goods, etc.
Village Code regulates where refuse, recycling and yard waste containers may
be stored.
• Carts or yard waste containers can be stored along the side, rear or in the
garage of a property.
• Carts or containers cannot be stored in front of the property. Carts stored
on the driveway in front of the garage or in the front yard are a violation of
Village Code.
• Corner houses may not place receptacles in a corner or exterior side yard
unless receptacles are completely screened from adjacent street by permanent
fence or dense planting.
Cart Storage
Wheeled Cart Placement Don’ts
• Carts should not be placed in the street.
• Cart lids should not be open.
• Items should not be placed on top of the closed
lid.
• Do not place items (white goods, bulk items,
yard waste) in front of the carts.
Wheeled Cart Placement Do’s
• Carts should be placed on the driveway apron
at the curb line or on the parkway.
• Carts should be placed for collection with the
handle facing away from the street.
• Carts should be placed at the curb with a two
(2) foot separation between the carts.
• Cart lids must be closed.
Refuse and recycling wheeled carts must be placed
at the curb on your scheduled collection day to be
collected.
Cart Placement
General Guidelines (continued)
Recycling (continued)
The Village of Mount Prospect encourages residents to reduce, reuse and
recycle.
New Year’s Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day (July 4th)
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
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If New Year’s, Independence, or Christmas Day fall on a Saturday, there will
be no disruption to the collection schedule. If the Holiday falls on Sunday, the
Holiday will be observed on Monday. Refuse collection will be delayed one day
with Monday’s collection occurring on Tuesday, Tuesday will be on Wednesday,
etc. The following week will return to the regular collection schedule.
If a Holiday falls on a weekday or is observed on a weekday and your regular
scheduled pick-up is on that day or after, your pick-up will be delayed by one
day. Friday pick-ups will be done on Saturday. The following week will return
to the regular collection schedule.
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There will be no collection on the following Holidays:
Holiday Collection Schedule
Improperly prepared refuse, recyclables, yard material, etc. will not be collected.
Materials that are not collected due to non-compliance must be removed from
the parkway and stored on the resident’s property. Material must be prepared
properly and set at the curb the next week for collection.
If the refuse hauler misses your collection, it will be picked up the next working
day. Please call ARC Disposal at (847-981-0091) to report the missed pick-up.
Missed Collection
Refuse and recycling wheeled carts and yard waste containers must be removed
from the parkway the same day as scheduled collection.
Refuse, recycling, yard waste, bulk items, etc. can be placed at the curb as early
as 4:30PM the day before collection and no later than 6:30AM of the collection
day. Late set outs will not be collected until the following week.
Mixed Recylcables
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Remember, even though an item may have the
recycling symbol or be identified as recyclable,
if it is not on the list of acceptable materials
collected in Mount Prospect then it is not
recyclable through the curbside program.
No plastic bags will be accepted. Plastic bags are
often returnable to the stores where purchase
was made. Please check with individual store
for their return policy.
Rinse all items. Flatten all milk, water jugs and
plastic beverage containers. Place all mixed
recyclables in blue wheeled cart.
Also included are wax/polycoated “gable
topped” beverage containers (milk cartons,
juice boxes, juice cartons) and six/twelve pack
rings.
The following items are included as mixed
recyclables: Glass bottles and jars (clear,
green or brown), steel/tin/bi-metal cans
(including empty aerosol cans), aluminum
cans, aluminum foil/pie tins (free of food),
plastic containers identified by the following
codes (check container):
Recycling (continued)
General Guidelines
Collection Set Out Times
Exercise Equipment
Toilets (tank and bowl need to be separated)
Propane Cylinders (empty of gas)
Water Softeners (empty of salt)
Large Toys
Lawn Care Equipment
Microwave Ovens
Mattresses/Box Springs
Bicycles
Snowblowers/Shovels
Barbecue Grills
Plumbing Fixtures
Furniture
Carpet Rolls (no longer than 5 feet)
Swing Sets (5 foot lengths)
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This is not an exhaustive list of bulk items. If you do not see your item on the
list, please contact the Public Works Department to see if it will be collected as
a bulk item.
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Bulk items are collected weekly on your regular scheduled collection day.
Collection is provided at no additional charge and there is no limit on the number
of items that can be placed at the curb next to your wheeled carts. The following
is a list of approved bulk items:
Bulk Items (unlimited)
Leaf Pick-Up Schedule
Brush Bundles (unlimited)
Residents may set out an unlimited number of properly
prepared bundles of brush. Properly prepared brush
bundles will be collected at no cost; no sticker is required.
• Brush bundles are collected at no cost on your regular
scheduled collection day.
• Tree limbs must not exceed 3.5 inches in diameter.
• Brush must be bundled:
Bundles not to exceed 50 pounds.
Bundles not to exceed five (5) feet in length.
Bundles must be secured with a biodegradable material (cloth or
twine); no wire or plastic.
• Bundles must be placed on the parkway next to your wheeled carts.
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Leaves must be placed in biodegradable compost
bags.
Each bag must not exceed 50 pounds.
No Village yard waste sticker is required.
Bagged leaf collection occurs on the resident’s regular scheduled refuse collection
day. Leaves must be prepared in the following manner:
The extended leaf collection program allows residents to set out bagged leaves
from the end of the loose leaf program through December 15.
Extended Collection
• Leaves should be raked onto the street in a
long pile.
• The pile should be placed approximately one
(1) foot from the curb.
• Leaves should be placed at the curb the day
before scheduled pick-up.
• Do not place grass, rocks, plants, sod, etc. in
the leaf piles.
This popular program allows residents to set
out loose leaves at the curb between the first full
week in October through the last full week before
Thanksgiving. Leaves will be picked up weekly
by Public Works crews. Please refer to the map
for your collection day. The rules for loose leaf
collection are as follows.
The Village’s fall leaf collection program provides
residents with a convenient and cost-free method
to dispose of leaves. These programs are for
leaves only.
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Residents moving into a home in the Village are entitled to a one (1) time only
unlimited move-in collection at no charge. Residents must call Public Works
(847-870-5640) within one (1) month of the move in to arrange for collection. All
restrictions and guidelines regarding the preparation of materials and limitations
on construction debris apply to move-in collections. Yard material is a user fee
program and does not qualify for free pick-up.
Move-In Debris
• Clean (no tinsel, ornaments or lights) Christmas trees will be collected on
your regular scheduled collection day.
• Christmas trees are not to be placed in plastic bags.
• Christmas wreaths will be collected on your regular scheduled collection
day with refuse.
• There is no additional charge for this service.
• Do not trim or cut the tree for collection. Place the tree at curb for collection
whole.
Christmas Tree Collection
For pick up of construction debris/large tree limbs in excess of one cubic yard, you
must call ARC at (847-981-0091). Additional charges apply.
• Bundles or individual logs must be placed on the parkway
next to your wheeled cart. NOT IN YOUR CART.
• Bundles are not to exceed five (5’) in length nor 50 pounds
in weight; one (1) cubic yard limit. (Approximately six
(6) bundles equal one (1) cubic yard) .
• Bundles must be secured with a biodegradable material.
Large Tree Limbs
(limbs exceeding three and one half (3.5”) inches in diameter)
Construction Debris
• Debris placed in the cart must be prepared in a manner that allows the lid
of the cart to close (boards placed in the cart must be cut to a size allowing
the lid to close).
• Bundles are not to exceed five (5’) feet in length nor 50 pounds in weight;
one (1) cubic yard limit (approximately six (6) bundles equal one (1) cubic
yard). Doors count as one bundle of construction debris.
• Bundles must be placed on the parkway next to your wheeled carts.
Construction debris and large tree limbs must be placed in the wheeled cart.
Materials that cannot be containerized must be prepared in the following
manner:
Construction Debris/Large Tree Limbs (one cubic yard limit)
Leaf Collection
Curbside Collection
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Televisions
Monitors
Printers
Computers (including tablet computers)
Electronic Keyboards
Facsimile Machines
Videocassette Recorders
Portable Digital Music Players
Digital Video Disc Players
Video Game Consoles
Small Scale Servers
Scanners
Electronic Mice
Digital Converter Boxes
Cable Receivers
Satellite Receivers
Digital Video Disc Recorders
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One day collections are held at various SWANCC communities throughout the
year please visit www.swancc.org for a current collection schedule.
One-day Drop-Off Locations
Hoffman Estates (April –November)
Village Hall
1900 Hassel Road
Mondays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Wednesdays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Winnetka
Public Works
1390 Willow Road
Tuesdays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Thursdays: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Glenview Transfer Station
1151 N River Road
Across from the Maryville Academy
Saturdays: 9:00 am - 11:30 am
Please note that the transfer station will be closed following a holiday
Collection locations will be closed on national holidays.
Weekly Drop-off Locations
Each location will accept items from all SWANCC residents. Please note that only
the acceptable items will be allowed at the drop-off locations.
Beginning, January 1, 2012, the Village’s waste hauler, ARC Disposal & Recycling,
will no longer pick up the following electronics at the curb:
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To assist residents with collecting old electronics and to ensure environmentally
safe recycling of these materials, the Village in association with the Solid Waste
Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) have developed the Electronics
Recycling Drop-off Program to collect electronics on an ongoing basis.
ELECTRONICS WASTE BAN
In September 2009, Illinois became the 16th state to adopt an electronics recycling
law known as the Electronics Products Recycling and Reuse Act (SB2313). This
legislation bans certain electronic items, mainly computers and televisions, from
Illinois landfills starting January 1, 2012.
ELECTRONICS WASTE BAN
The Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) provides the Green Pages
Reuse and Recycling Directory, a useful resource for residents seeking outlets for items they no
longer need.
The Reuse and Recycling Directory lists reuse opportunities for books, clothing, office
equipment, sporting goods, toys and other materials. This guide also provides information on
various aspects of recycling and waste, featuring sections for appliances, batteries, construction
debris, electronics, office machine cartridges, metals, motor oil and many other items.
There are also online avenues to divert materials from the waste stream such as freecycle.org,
craigslist.org and ebay.com that are used to post items to be purchased or picked up for free.
Other helpful online sites include:
1800recycling.com – finds recycling locations near your zip code
earth911.com – provides recycling options for whatever item you specify
ecyclingcentral.com – provides electronics recycling locations
digitaltips.org – supplies responsible electronics information and recycling locations
Help us spread the word! If you find a new reuse or recycling source or learn about a change in
the information we have provided, please contact SWANCC staff at [email protected] or call
(847) 724-9205, x9. Thank you for your help!
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ALUMINUM – see METALS
ANTIFREEZE – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
APPLIANCES___________________________________
Arrange for pickup of old appliances with the store before the purchase of new appliances. Many
retailers will remove them free of charge at the time of the delivery. Many haulers and scrap dealers will
pick up appliances, but most assess fees for the service.
Abt Electronics
1200 N Milwaukee Ave, Glenview
(847) 967-8830
abt.com
Thursday – Saturday: 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm
- Free recycling on all LG, Panasonic, Samsung,
Sharp, Sony, Toshiba and Zenith electronics.
- All TVs - free
- All computers, fax machines, VCRs, and DVD
players - $5
- Refrigerators - $29
- Built-in Refrigerators - $49
- All Other Appliances - $20
(includes microwaves)
- Air Conditioners - $15
- All Other Small Electronics - $10
- Batteries – $0.30 per pound
Abt also recycles cardboard, white polystyrene
(styrofoam) and plastic packaging material.
Please bring your recyclables to the freestanding
building located just west of the main building.
Best Buy Appliance and TV Pickup
bestbuy.com
Best Buy will remove and recycle two
appliances or large TVs for $100 ($20 per
additional unit). Removes appliance or TV free
when a replacement Best Buy product is
delivered.
Everlights, Inc.
9901 S Torrence Ave, Chicago
(773) 734-9873
everlights.com
Accepts computer and electronic equipment,
lamps, ballasts and microwaves. Also accepts
batteries and thermostats. Call for pricing.
Joe’s Scrap Metal Pickup Service
2169 N Natchez, Chicago
(773) 851-9020
Pickup service available. Call Joe Perez for
pricing information.
Salvation Army
•250 W Rand Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 577-2828
•6715 W Dempster, Morton Grove
(847) 581-0590
•4335 Oakton, Skokie
(847) 983-8197
usc.salvationarmy.org
Appliances in good working condition only.
Not all stores accept all items (e.g., TVs). Call
individual store before dropping off appliance
donations.
Also accepts bicycles, clothing, musical
instruments, books, working television sets,
working computers and monitors, and furniture
in good condition.
Bulk pickups may be scheduled by calling (773)
477-1300.
This information is not an endorsement of any company, product, or service. Please call locations prior to drop-off. Last updated: September 2011.
APPLIANCES continued______________________________
Seattle Coffee Gear
(866) 372-4734
seattlecoffeegear.com
Recycles any brand coffee maker. Mail to:
Seattle Coffee Gear Recycling
6911 216th Street SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Steel Recycling Institute
1-800-YES-1-CAN (937-1226)
recycle-steel.org
Call or visit the website for a recycler near you.
Sims Metal Management
2500 S Paulina, Chicago
(773) 254-1200
mtlm.com
Large quantities only.
ASBESTOS_____________________________________
For any questions related to asbestos management or removal contact:
Illinois Department of Public Health
(217) 782-5830
idph.state.il.us
Small Business Environmental Assistance
Helpline
(800) 252-3998
Illinois EPA Environmental Helpline
(888) EPA-1996 (372-1996)
epa.state.il.us
AUTOMOBILE DONATION___________________
American Lung Association of Greater
Chicago
(800) 583-4425
giveacar.org
Habitat for Humanity Cars for Homes
(877) 277-4344
habitat.org
Accepts cars, trucks, boats and RVs.
Lambs Farm
(847) 990-3749
lambsfarm.org
Accepts cars, trucks and RVs.
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AUTOMOBILE DONATION continued__________
Winnetka Congregational Church
Rummage Sale
(847) 446-0575
Drop-off location at Pine and Lincoln is
open 7 days a week: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Furniture pickups may be scheduled on
Fridays. No large appliances, exercise
equipment, office or baby furniture. Accepts
cars and boats. Call first for specifics.
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS_____________________
Arlington Heights:
Chicago:
Dakota Auto Repair and Tire
3450 N Old Arlington Heights Rd
(847) 398-4645
Accepts oil, antifreeze, car batteries and
gasoline at no cost; $3.50 per tire.
Chicago's Permanent Household
Chemicals and Computer Recycling
Facility
1150 N Branch St, Chicago
Operated by the City of Chicago and the
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
(IEPA). Call (312) 744-7606 for more
information.
Tuesdays: 7:00 am to 12:00 pm
Thursdays: 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm
1st Saturday of month: 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Residential waste only (no
business/commercial sector waste)
Accepts auto fluids (used motor oil,
gasoline, antifreeze) and car batteries.
O'Reilly Auto
75 W Golf Rd
(847) 758-9539
Accepts oil and car batteries at no cost.
Pep Boys
375 E Rand Rd
(847) 577-8494
Accepts oil, antifreeze and car batteries at no
cost; $2.50 per tire.
Elk Grove Village:
Barrington:
Reber Auto Service Inc.
417 W Main St
(847) 381-4467
Elk Grove Marathon Service
1195 Rohlwing Rd
(847) 301-0058
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AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS continued____________
Evanston:
Lincolnwood:
400 Super Service
1310 Sherman Ave
(847) 869-5560
Accepts oil, car batteries and gasoline at no
Jiffy Lube
4019 W Touhy
(847) 674-2322
Accepts oil and antifreeze at no cost.
Morton Grove:
Duxler Car Care Center
2620 Green Bay Rd
(847) 475-5400
Harlem Shermer Service
9021 Harlem
(847) 965-4388
gasoline at no cost.
The Auto Doctor
2116 Ashland
(847) 491-9600
Just Tires
9246 Waukegan Rd
(847) 965-2757
Accepts tires at $3.00 per tire.
Glenview:
Mount Prospect:
C&M Auto Service
835 Milwaukee Ave
(847) 724-6311
Accepts oil, oil filters, antifreeze, car
batteries and gasoline at no cost; $1.75 per
tire.
Autozone
1735 W Golf Rd
(847) 718-1841
Accepts oil and car batteries and gasoline at
no cost.
Six J’s
601 Greenwood Rd
(847) 729-4050
Accepts antifreeze and car batteries at no
cost; oil at $0.25/gallon; $2.00 per tire.
Hoffman Estates:
Acorn Tire
100 E Higgins Rd
(847) 882-0600
Just Tires
102 E Rand Rd
(847) 392-8181
Accepts tires at $2.50 per tire.
O'Reilly Auto Parts
1 E Rand Rd
(847) 398-3203
Accepts oil at no cost.
US Automotive
101 E Rand Rd
(847) 577-6525
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Niles:
Park Ridge:
Niles Marathon Service
7300 Waukegan Rd
(847) 647-8186
Accepts car batteries at no cost.
Kris Touhy Amoco
1220 W Touhy Ave
(847) 823-0344
Accepts car batteries at no cost; oil and
antifreeze at $1.00 per gallon; $2.50 per tire.
Oil Express
8430 W Dempster St
(847) 827-0500
O'Reilly Auto Parts
97 Civic Center Dr
(847) 673-470-1317
Palatine:
Advanced Automotive
300 W Colfax St
(847) 776-3566
Busch Auto Service
137 S Northwest Hwy
(847) 358-1234
Palatine Shell Service
7 E Palatine (& Plum Grove Rd)
(847) 358-4299
Rolling Meadows:
Ray's Auto, Inc.
3001 Kirchoff Rd
(847) 255-8511
Accepts car batteries at no cost; $2.00 per
tire.
Skokie:
Golf-Crawford Auto Service
9555 Crawford Ave
(847) 679-8862
Oakton & Hamlin Auto
3800 Oakton St
(847) 673-3278
Interstate Batteries of Chicagoland
8056 N Central Pk
(847) 673-6993
Accepts car batteries at no cost.
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Wheeling:
Winnetka:
Checkpoint Tire
723 W Dundee
(847) 541-2122
Accepts car batteries at no charge; oil at
$2/gallon and tires at $3-$9 per tire.
Fred's Winnetka Service
574 Green Bay Rd
(847) 446-3025
Accepts oil, car batteries and gasoline at no
cost.
Jiffy Lube
10 E Dundee Rd
(847) 229-9203
Accepts oil at no cost.
BATTERIES___________________________________
SWANCC has established a Battery Recycling Program at swancc.org for alkaline and
rechargeable batteries for member communities. Alkaline batteries may also be disposed of
safely in the garbage.
All Batteries:
Abt Electronics
(847) 967-8830
abt.com
$0.30 per pound
No car batteries.
Abt also recycles cardboard, polystyrene
(styrofoam), appliances, batteries, plastic
packaging material and electronics. Please
bring your recyclables to the freestanding
building located just west of the main
building.
Batteries Plus
•1212 East Central Road, Mount Prospect
(847) 818-0659
Accepts all batteries, except alkaline.
•409 S. Rand Road, Lake Zurich
(847) 550-6545
batteriesplus.com
Accepts all batteries free of charge.
Batteries Plus will test and do diagnostics on
any batteries free of charge. They also
rebuild cordless power tool batteries.
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BATTERIES continued__________________________
Chemicals and Computer
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Residential waste only (no
business/commercial sector waste)
Accepts all types of batteries.
This facility accepts many additional items
for recycling. See site for details.
Everlights
(773) 734-9873
everlights.com
Accepts all batteries for a fee.
Car Batteries (Lead- Acid Batteries):
See also Automotive Products.
Checkpoint Tire Centers, Inc.
723 W Dundee Rd, Wheeling
(847) 541-2122
Illinois Battery Specialists
2456 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago
(773) 478-8600
Interstate Batteries of Chicagoland
interstatebattery.com
8056 N Central Park, Skokie
(847) 673-6993
Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Accepts lead acid, alkaline, Ni-Cd, and
lithium batteries at no cost.
Hearing Aid/Watch Batteries (button cell)
(Lithium Ion/Mercury Batteries):
See Ni-Cd Section or check with a jeweler,
watchmaker or retailer that replaces watch
and hearing aid batteries.
NOTE: Lithium/Ni-Cd batteries are usually
accepted at IEPA Household Chemical
Waste collection events. Refer to the HCW
Information section for the one-day
collection location nearest you.
Nickel-Cadmium Batteries (Ni-Cd)*:
Cordless/cellular phones, camcorder,
power tools, rechargeable household
batteries and laptop batteries
NOTE: Many Ace, Best Buy, Lowes,
Motorola, OfficeMax, RadioShack, Sears,
Staples, Target, US Cellular, Verizon and
Wal-Mart locations accept Ni-Cd
rechargeable batteries.
Best Buy
bestbuy.com
Recycling kiosks at all stores for
rechargeable batteries, cell phones, inkjet
and toner cartridges and wires, cords and
cables.
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BATTERIES continued__________________________
Lowe’s
lowes.com
Partners with Call2Recycle and accepts any
rechargeable batteries up to 11 pounds at no
charge at in-store recycling centers.
Millen Do It Best Hardware
1219 Wilmette Ave, Wilmette
(847) 251-3060
Accepts rechargeable batteries at no charge.
Rechargeable Battery Recycling
Corporation (Call 2 Recycle)
(800) 822-8837
rbrc.org
Type in zip code for participating locations.
Businesses, retailers and schools may
participate. Does not accept alkaline,
lithium, non-rechargeable or wet-cell
batteries.
Also recycles cell phones.
Shaver Shop
1609 Maple Ave, Evanston
(847) 869-7755
Accepts all batteries except car batteries.
NOTE: Many Sears Automotive Centers, KMart, Sam’s Club, and Wal-Mart stores will
accept car, motorcycle, boat, sump pump
and tractor lead-acid batteries (check local
phone directory for their exact locations).
Also check with a boating store for boat and
sump pump battery recycling.
BICYCLES/ CHAINS/TIRES ___________________
Ciclo Urbano
2459 W Division, Chicago
(773) 772-4870
ciclourbanochicago.com
Donate old bikes to fund and support youth
bike programming in Chicago area. Call to
arrange drop-off or request a pickup.
Goodwill Industries
1551 N Dryden Ave, Arlington Heights
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Also accepts computer equipment and
peripherals (including monitors), TVs, small
appliances, clothing, home décor, books and
movies (DVD and VHS).
No refrigerators or washers/dryers. No
mattresses or box springs.
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BICYCLES/ CHAINS/TIRES continued___________
The Recyclery Collective
7628 N Paulina, Chicago
(773) 262-5900
therecyclery.org
Operates educational programs and donates
bikes to those in need. Call first to donate
used bikes, bike parts, tools and office
supplies.
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Also accepts clothing, musical instruments,
books, working television sets, working
computers and monitors, and furniture and
appliances in good working condition.
Not all stores accept all items (e.g., TVs).
Call individual store before dropping off
donations. Bulk pickups may be scheduled
by calling (773) 477-1300.
Working Bikes Cooperative
workingbikes.org
Provides bikes to charity organizations in
Chicagoland area, and ships bikes to
countries in which they are the primary
mode of transportation.
Drop-off sites:
•Alberto’s Cycles
661 Central Ave, Highland Park
(847) 432-0015
•Campbell Street Bicycle Shop
13 W Campbell St, Arlington Heights
(847) 222-7887
•Green Bay Cycles
999 Green Bay Rd, Winnetka
(847) 446-7433
•Higher Gear
1898 N Sheridan Rd, Highland Park
(847) 433-2453
•Prospect Bikes & Trains
506 E Northwest Hwy, Mount Prospect
(847) 259-4569
•RRB Cycles
562 Green Bay Rd, Kenilworth
(847) 251-7878
•Village Cycle Sport
1313 N Rand Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 398-1650
•Dan Thompson’s House
2518 W Lake Ave, Glenview
(847) 998-0647
Bike Chains:
Resource Revival
resourcerevival.com
Resource Revival recycles bike chains to
create new products. See website for
locations and mail-in information.
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BOOKS________________________________________
Donation:
Local libraries, senior citizen centers and nursing homes often have exchanges or take donations.
Book Rescue (SCARCE)
799 Roosevelt Rd, Bldg 2, Ste 8,
Glen Ellyn
(630) 545-9710
scarceecoed.org
Sponsored by SCARCE (School and
Community Assistance for Recycling and
Composting Education). SCARCE’s shelves
display over 25,000 books. Schools or
organizations working with children in need
are welcome to choose books free of charge.
SCARCE also collects the following for
proper reuse/recycling: cell phones, printer
cartridges, crayons, American flags,
clothing, buttons, safety pins, eyeglasses,
keys, LP records and license plates. Also see
“Education” section on website to donate
school and office supplies Please call ahead.
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Also accepts clothing, musical instruments,
bicycles, working television sets, working
by calling (773) 477-1300.
Resale and Recycling:
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
appliances, clothing, furniture, home décor,
books and movies (DVD and VHS).
No refrigerators or washers/dryers.
Bookman’s Alley
1712 Sherman Ave (Rear), Evanston
(847) 869-6999
Hard cover only.
Bookmarks
718 E Northwest Hwy, Mount Prospect
(847) 869-6999
Hard cover only.
Open Books
1740 W Webster, Chicago
(312) 475-1355, x115
open-books.org
Sales of donated books support literacy
programs for students of all ages. Put books
in drop box at address listed or see website
for other donation alternatives.
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North Park Village Recycling Station
5801 N Pulaski, Chicago
(773) 821-1351
resourcecenterchicago.org
9:00 am – 5:00 pm daily
Book mobile – Donate and/or take books.
Also accepts aluminum and stainless steel
cans; brown, clear and green glass bottles
and jars; plastic bottles (#1 and #2 only);
newspaper, magazines, catalogs, office
paper and cardboard.
Please do not drop off materials outside of
the posted hours.
Textbook Reuse/Buy-Back:
B&B Book Supply
(800) 622-7986
Will pick up selected textbooks and unused
workbooks published anywhere in-state.
This is a buy-back program of multiple
copies of same books.
Follett Educational Services
1433 Internationale Pkwy, Woodridge
(800) 621-4272
fesfollett.com
A representative will provide a quote to your
school to buy used textbooks and sell them
to other schools. This is also an economical
and environmentally sound place from
which to buy textbooks.
Textbook Recycling
textbookrecycling.com
Buy, sell or rent textbooks. See website for
details.
BRASS – see METALS
BUBBLE WRAP – see PACKAGING PRODUCTS
CANDY WRAPPERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
CAR BATTERIES – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
CARDBOARD – see PACKAGING PRODUCTS
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CARPET/PADDING____________________________
Carpet and Carpet Padding
Carpet Cushions and Supplies:
Many major carpet manufacturers offer
exchange programs. When purchasing new
carpet, ask your supplier about recycling old
carpet. Freecycle (freecycle.org) and
Habitat for Humanity
(chicagolandhabitat.org) are other options.
Carpet Cushions
Rebond and prime urethane padding are
recyclable. Call for quote on per pound
pricing. No residential pickup service.
carpetcushions.com
•1520 Pratt, Elk Grove Village
(847) 364-6760
•3423 N Drake, Chicago
(773) 267-7327
CARTRIDGES/INKJET/TONER______________
Contact your local school district for donation opportunities.
Affordable Inkjets
255 William St, Bensenville
(630) 521-9671
Recycles inkjet and toner cartridges.
Best Buy
bestbuy.com
cables.
Cartridge World
2865 Pfingsten Rd, Glenview
(847) 562-0971
9336 Skokie Blvd, Skokie
(847) 329-9096
cartridgeworldusa.com
Also accepts computers, monitors, printers
and small electronics. Two items recycled
free, $5 each for three or more items.
Funding Factory
fundingfactory.com
Educational and nonprofit fundraising
organizations can earn funds for technology,
classroom equipment and cash. Accepts
inkjet cartridges, laser cartridges and cell
phones. See website for registration
information.
Hewlett-Packard
hp.com
Check inside HP inkjet and laser jet
cartridge boxes for return materials.
Postage-paid return shipping labels are also
available on website.
Laser Service
875 Lively Blvd, Elk Grove Village
(847) 364-4446
laserservice.com
Laser, inkjet, toner and fax cartridges.
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CARTRIDGES/INKJET/TONER continued_____
Midwest Laser Cartridge Corporation
928 N Delphia Ave, Park Ridge
(847) 292-2274
midwestlasercartridgecorp.com
Inkjet, toner and fax cartridges. Also
recycles printers, copiers, scanners and fax
machines.
Office Depot
officedepot.com
Get $2 back in Recycling Rewards for each
qualified ink/toner cartridge, up to 10 per
month. See website for details.
Pogoda Computer Supplies, Inc.
(847) 808-8984
Refurbishes laser cartridges. Large
quantities only.
Recycle for Breast Cancer
recycleforbreastcancer.org
Also accepts cell phones, printer fuser cores,
PDAs, digital cameras, ipods and other MP3
players, laptops (Pentium 1 or higher only),
and most storage media. Go to website for
information and pre-paid shipping labels.
Recycling Avenue
(847) 951-1607
recyclingavenue.com
Provides support and job opportunities for
the physically challenged. Accepts cell
phones, smart phones, landline phones,
inkjet cartridges, laptops, digital cameras,
handheld games, GPS devices, radar
detectors, E-book readers, graphing
calculators and MP3 players. For drop-off
sites, see Recycling Avenue listing in
Electronics Donation.
Staples
staples.com
Offers $2 in Staples Rewards for select
cartridges up to 10 per month. Also offers
free recycling for rechargeable batteries, cell
phones, PDAs, digital cameras and other
small electronics. There is a small fee for
computers, monitors, printers, scanners, allin-ones and fax machines. Dell-branded
items are recycled free.
Recycle Tech Solutions
11235 S Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago
(773) 821-9700
recycletech.org
Cash-back for select inkjet cartridges and
empty printer/fax cartridges.
Also accepts cell phones, GPS units,
laptops, gaming systems, Ipods and MP3
players.
CASSETTE TAPES – see MEDIA
CDs – see MEDIA
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CELL PHONES AND ACCESSORIES_____________
AT&T
wireless.att.com
Website lists AT&T-operated stores and
participating dealer stores for dropping off
cell phones, chargers, handsets and batteries.
You also have the option of downloading a
postage-paid mailing label or requesting a
postage-paid mailing envelope through the
website. Program supports Cell Phones for
Soldiers.
Best Buy
bestbuy.com
cables.
Cell Phones for Seniors Program
cookcountysheriff.org
Sheriff Tom Dart is collecting used cell
phones to distribute as 911 Emergency
phones for at-risk Cook County senior
citizens. Phones can be dropped off at the
following locations:
Skokie Courthouse
5600 Old Orchard Rd, Skokie
Rolling Meadows Courthouse,
2121 W Euclid Ave, Rolling Meadows
Cell Phones for Soldiers
cellphonesforsoldiers.com
Phones may be donated at AT&T stores
listed on website.
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Residential waste only (no business or
commercial sector waste).
Funding Factory
fundingfactory.com
Educational and nonprofit fundraising
organizations can earn funds for technology,
classroom equipment and cash. Accepts
inkjet cartridges, laser cartridges and cell
phones. See website for registration
information.
Lowe’s
lowes.com
Partners with Call2Recycle and accepts all
used cell phones at in store recycling
centers.
Motorola’s Race to Recycle Program
responsibility.motorola.com
Printable pre-paid postage shipping labels
are available on the website. You can also
return Motorola brand cordless phones,
modems and routers.
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CELL PHONES AND ACCESSORIES continued_____
RadioShack
radioshack.com
Trade & Save Program provides in-store
and online opportunities to sell or recycle
small electronics. See website for details.
Also accepts inkjet and laser toner
cartridges, printer fuser cores, PDAs, digital
cameras, Ipods and other MP3 players,
laptops (Pentium 1 or higher only), and most
storage media. Go to website for
information and pre-paid shipping labels.
Recycling Avenue
(847) 951-1607
recyclingavenue.com
inkjet cartridges, laptops, digital cameras,
handheld games, GPS devices, radar
detectors, E-book readers, graphing
calculators and MP3 players. For drop-off
sites, see Recycling Avenue listing in
Electronics Donation.
Sprint Stores
sprint.com
Net proceeds from sales of recycled phones
fund and promote free internet safety
resources for kids.
Pick up free postage-paid envelope at
participating stores or print one from the
website.
Staples
staples.com
Offers free recycling for rechargeable
batteries, cell phones, PDAs, digital cameras
and other small electronics. Also offers $2 in
Staples Rewards for select inkjet and toner
cartridges (up to 10 per month). There is a
small fee for computers, monitors, printers,
scanners, all-in-ones and fax machines.
Dell-branded items are free to recycle.
T-Mobile
t-mobile.com
Bring your phone to a T-Mobile store or
send it using a postage-paid mailing label.
Verizon
verizon.com
Hopeline program refurbishes and recycles
any brand cell phones. With funds raised,
Verizon donates wireless phones and airtime
to victims of domestic violence. Used
phones can be returned to any Verizon
Wireless store, or go to website to print free
postage-paid label.
Wireless Alliance
(866) 366-5791
thewirelessalliance.com
Value of recycled phone donated to a charity
of your choice.
Wireless Foundation’s “Call-to-Protect”
Collection Program
(888) 901-SAFE (7233)
calltoprotect.org
Aids victims of domestic abuse. Go to
website to download a pre-paid mailing
label.
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CEREAL BOXES– see MISCELLANEOUS
CHIP BAGS – see MISCELLANEOUS
CLOTH DIAPER SERVICE_______________________
Bottoms Up Diaper Service
201 N Greenbay Rd, Waukegan
(847) 336-0040
bottomsupdiapers.com
Offers a cloth diaper service as an
alternative to using disposable diapers.
Clean Green Nappy
(224) 616-2779
cleangreennappy.com
Offers a cloth diaper service as an
alternative to using disposable diapers. See
website for additional information.
CLOTHING ____________________________________
Many of the shops listed also accept toys, books, jewelry, household items, small appliances and
some furniture. Items should be clean and in useable condition. Call ahead for specifics.
Donation:
Amvets
(708) 388-7800
amvetspickup.com
Call or see website for pickup service
information.
Avenues to Independence Thrift Shoppe
7710 W Touhy, Chicago
(847) 292-0870, x771
avenuestoindependence.org
All proceeds from the shop support
residential and work programs for
developmentally disabled adults. Donations
of clothing and household items accepted at
the back door Tues. – Sat., 10:00 am – 3:00
pm.
Bottomless Closet
435 N LaSalle, Lower Level 1, Chicago
(312) 527-9664
bottomlesscloset.org
Accepts ready-to-wear professional
women’s clothing and accessories for
distribution to women on assistance and
working-poor women. Please call to
schedule a time to drop off items.
Christ Church of Winnetka
470 Maple St, Winnetka
(847) 446-2850
christchurchwinnetka.org
Weekdays: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Weekends: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Annual rummage sale benefits 60 charities
in the Chicagoland area.
Call to schedule furniture pickups.
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Clearbrook (Practically Perfect)
1815 W Central Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 577-0267
clearbrook.org
Clearbrook provides services to children and
adults with developmental disabilities.
The store accepts donations of clothing and
household items at the following times:
Monday - Friday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Call to schedule pickups of useable
furniture.
Glenview Community Church Resale Shop
1000 Elm St, Glenview
(847) 724-2638
gccucc.org
Accepts clothing and small housewares
during business hours.
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
peripherals (including monitors), bicycles,
TVs, small appliances, furniture, home
décor, books and movies (DVD and VHS).
Kenneth Young Community Mental
Health and Senior Services
1150 S Roselle Rd, Schaumburg
(847) 891-0978
kennethyoung.org
Lamb’s Farm Thrift Shop
14245 W Rockland Rd, Libertyville
(847) 362-4636
lambsfarm.org
Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Also accepts housewares, bedding and
furniture in good condition.
ORT Resale Store
800 Central Ave, Highland Park
(847) 433-1697
Proceeds benefit the ORT America
education programs.
Also accepts housewares, books and toys.
No furniture or computers.
Purple Heart
purpleheartpickup.org
Pickup service available.
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Also accepts books, musical instruments,
bicycles, working television sets, working
by calling (773) 477-1300.
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Save a Pet Thrift & Gift
4446 Oakton St, Skokie
(847) 677-8805
Tuesday – Saturday: 10 am - 4:00 pm
No furniture.
Vietnam Veterans of America, Inc.
(708) 371-4418
vvapickup.org
Call or visit website for pickup. Clothing,
shoes and household items accepted.
Second Time Around
(847) 673-3172
shores2ndtime.com
Benefits SHORE Community Services,
which provides services for children and
adults with developmental disabilities.
Please call first.
WINGS Resale
•8349 W Golf Rd, Niles
(847) 965-1454
1315 N Rand Rd, Palatine
(847) 963-0861
wingsprogram.com
Call individual store or visit website for
hours and type of donations accepted.
Sparrow’s Nest
275 E Northwest Hwy, Palatine
(847) 705-6852
homeofthesparrow.org
Provides housing and support services to
homeless and low income women and
children.
Accepts donations Monday – Saturday:
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Winnetka Congregational Church
Rummage Sale
(847) 446-0575
7 days a week: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Furniture pickup available on Fridays. Also
accepts vehicles, cars and boats. Call for
specifics.
Thrift House of Junior League
920 Chicago Ave, Evanston
(847) 328-5778
jle-ns.org
Monday – Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Accepts clothing, housewares, books and
small electronics.
Winnetka Thrift Shop
992 ½ Green Bay Rd, Winnetka
(847) 446-8060
Proceeds benefit the counseling and
psychotherapy program at Family Service.
familyservicewn.org
Donations accepted:
Twice Blest Thrift Shop
(847) 934-1140
misericordia.com
Proceeds benefit Misericordia.
Accepts clothing, housewares, books, small
electronics and furniture (no pickup service).
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Women’s American Ortique Resale Shop
915 Chicago Ave, Evanston
(847) 864-6099
Proceeds benefit the ORT America
education programs.
Call for type of donations accepted.
Check with other donation sources:
- your township or county Human Services
Department
- local shelters
- churches
- hospitals
- community organizations (Lions Club,
Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, etc.)
- local schools or libraries
Consignment and Resale Shops:
LilyJack Resale & Consignment
9227 Waukegan Rd, Morton Grove
(847) 965-3330 or (800) 780-9228
lilyjackresale.vpweb.com
Women’s clothing and accessories. Also
carries original artwork and home
accessories. Consignment only.
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Bearly Used Inc.
401 Linden Ave, Wilmette
(847) 256-8700
Newborn/children’s, teens and women’s
clothing. Call first.
Encore Resale
1027 N Northwest Hwy, Park Ridge
(847) 698-0908
Consignment only.
Glen Cote Thrift Shop
372 Hazel Ave, Glencoe
(847) 835-0026
Consignment only.
Hand-Me Downs Inc.
614 Dempster, Evanston
(847) 475-0803
Newborn to pre-teen clothing, toys, books,
baby equipment. Call for appointment.
New For You
1915 Plum Grove Rd, Rolling Meadows
(847) 358-7899
Consignment only. Call first.
USAgain
1555 W Hawthorne Lane, Ste 4W, West
Chicago
(800) 604-9533
usagain.com
A for-profit textile recycling company
which recycles most donations as
secondhand clothing. The remainder is
recycled as polishing cloths or converted
into fiber to be remade into recycled textile
products.
See website to find a collection bin.
COFFEE BAGS – see MISCELLANEOUS
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COMPOSTING__________________________________
DK Organics
29307 N Skokie Hwy, Lake Bluff
(847) 234-5499
Accepts most organic matter including
grass, leaves, brush, branches, wood chips
and logs (maximum 6 feet in length). No
stumps or food. Also accepts clean fill (must
be separated from other organic material).
Material made into compost and mulches,
available for purchase.
Land and Lakes
1300 N Milwaukee Ave, Wheeling
(847) 825-5000 or (847) 520-1857
Weekdays: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Accepts freshly cut grass and landscape
material for composting; you can also
purchase prescreened and unscreened
compost. Do not tie or put in plastic bags.
Logs accepted 3-4 feet in length and up to
34 inches in diameter.
Also see Yard Waste at swancc.org.
CONSTRUCTION/BUILDING MATERIAL –
DONATION________________________________________
Evanston ReBuilding Warehouse
1818 Dempster, Evanston
(847) 864-9246
evanstonrebuildingwarehouse.org
Non-profit organization sells reclaimed
building materials at low cost. Call for a list
of accepted building materials and
appliances to donate.
The ReBuilding Exchange
2160 N Ashland, Chicago
(773) 252-2234
rebuildingexchange.org
The mission of the ReBuilding Exchange is
to divert building materials from the waste
stream and make them accessible to the
public for reuse, protecting community
health, creating jobs and saving resources.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
habitatlc.org
Accepts building materials, construction
tools, pallet jacks, cabinets, siding, tile,
paintbrushes. Call (847) 249-3160
(distribution center) or see website for list of
donations accepted, hours of operation, and
criteria for donation pickups.
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Accepts tools and supplies, not wood or
building materials.
Also accepts bicycles, clothing, musical
instruments, books, working television sets,
working computers and monitors, and
furniture in good condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
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CONSTRUCTION/DEMOLITION MATERIAL –
DISPOSAL_________________________________________
SWANCC Residential Construction Debris/
Refuse Drop-off Program
(847) 724-9205
Glenview Transfer Station
1151 N River Rd, Des Plaines
swancc.org
Located on east side of Des Plaines River
Rd; north of Central Rd - directly across the
street from Maryville Academy.
Hours: Monday - Friday: 6:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday: 6:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Cost for ½ ton of material or less = $33.75;
$67.50 per ton or more.
Only major credit cards accepted.
NOTE: Household chemical waste (paint,
cleaning products, motor oil or automotive
batteries), landscape waste, asbestos,
asbestos roofing shingles and materials, or
medical/liquid wastes are not permitted.
SWANCC Roll-off Program
swancc.org
Rent a 10-yard roll-off for $299.
Holds 2-4 tons of waste material. Next day
delivery available. For residents only. Major
credit card, check or cash accepted. Call
SWANCC at (847) 724-9205, x9 to order.
RECYCLING_______________________________________
Crush-Crete, Inc.
600 S Lombard Rd, Addison
(630) 627-1713
crush-crete.com
Accepts clean broken concrete and asphalt.
Call for pricing.
C&D Recycling
2300 Carlson Dr, Northbrook
(847) 291-1222
cd-recycling.com
Accepts construction and demolition debris
comingled or separated, including: ferrous
and non-ferrous metals, wood, concrete,
brick, cardboard and roofing shingles. For
information and pricing, call or email:
[email protected]
Cook County Demolition Sales
(847) 795-9139
demolitionsales.com
The goal of Cook County Demolition Sales
is to keep as much building material out of
the landfills as possible in the Chicagoland
area in both commercial and residential
sales. The sales are typically conducted over
a weekend to allow customers to browse
sales and to remove the items for purchase.
All sales are conducted on the site of the
property to be demolished. Demolition sales
typically include all types of building
materials such as: hardwood floors,
windows, doors, hardwood trim, plumbing
fixtures, furnaces, hot water heaters,
plumbing fixtures (non-water saving toilets,
tubs, sinks). Mature outdoor plants and
landscaping are available at very reasonable
prices.
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RECYCLING continued______________________________
MBL Recycling, Inc.
630 S Hicks Rd, Palatine
(847) 776-1500
mblrecycling.com
Accepts all construction and demolition
material, including metals, non-ferrous
materials, concrete, brick, cardboard, wood
and roofing shingles.
Republic Services
2351 S Laflin St, Chicago
(312) 226-1226
alliedwaste.com
Accepts large loads of all materials.
Murco Recycling Enterprises, Inc.
(708) 352-4111
murco.net
Conducts demolition auctions at houses
prior to demolition or major household
renovations. Redistrbutes items such as
kitchen cabinets, appliances, bathrooms,
flooring, doors, mechanicals, landscaping
and more, thus diverting items destined for
landfills back into the community.
COOKIE WRAPPERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
COPPER – see METALS
CRAFTS – see MISCELLANEOUS
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CRAYON RECYCLING_________________________
Book Rescue (SCARCE)
799 Roosevelt Rd,Bldg 2, Ste 8, Glen Ellyn
(630) 545-9710
scarceecoed.org
Composting Education). SCARCE’s shelves
display over 25,000 books. Schools or
organizations working with children in need
are welcome to choose books free of charge.
Crazy Crayons, LLC
(800) 561-0922
crazycrayons.com
Pack crayons securely when shipping to
company. See website for instructions and
shipping information.
SCARCE also collects the following for
proper reuse/recycling: cell phones, printer
cartridges, crayons, American flags, clothing
buttons, safety pins, eyeglasses, keys, LP
records and license plates. Also see School
Equipment at swancc.org to donate school
and office supplies. Please call ahead.
DAIRY BOTTLES________________________________
Returnable dairy bottles:
Farm Fresh Home Delivery, Inc.
515A South Vermont St, Palatine
(847) 202-3955
farmfreshdairy.com
Oberweis Dairy Locations:
oberweisdairy.com
Home delivery available.
•9 E Dundee Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 368-9060
•1405 Palatine Rd, Hoffman Estates
(847) 776-1987
•6469 N Lincoln, Lincolnwood
(847) 983-4514
•80 E Northwest Hwy, Mt Prospect
(847) 577-6100
•101 S Northwest Hwy, Park Ridge
(847) 692-9840
•1735 W Algonquin Rd, Rolling Meadows
(847) 290-9222
•967 Waukegan Rd, Glenview
(847) 729-8700
DEHUMIDIFIER – see APPLIANCES
DISPOSABLE DIAPER PACKAGING – see MISCELLANEOUS
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DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION – see PAPER SHREDDING/RECYCLING
DRINK POUCHES – see MISCELLANEOUS
DVDS – see MEDIA
ELECTRONICS DONATION______________________
Assistive Technology Exchange Network
7550 W 183rd St, Tinley Park
(800) 476-2836
ucpnet.org
A program of the United Cerebral Palsy
Association. Refurbishes working and nonworking computers and electronics
(computers, monitors, peripherals, cell
phones) for individuals with disabilities.
Call for drop-off sites and collection events.
Free Geek Chicago, Inc.
3411 W Diversey, Chicago
(773) 342-6205
freegeekchicago.org
Friday - Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Not-for-profit organization recycles used
computers and parts to provide computers,
education and job skills training. They
accept computer donations (no other
electronics), which are rebuilt. What cannot
be used is environmentally recycled.
See website for items accepted and
applicable charges.
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Also accepts clothing, bicycles, TVs, small
appliances, furniture, home décor, books and
National Cristina Foundation
(203) 863-9100
cristina.org
Supports training for people with special
needs.
Accepts computers, peripherals and software
from corporations and individuals. See
website for donation process.
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ELECTRONICS DONATION continued____________
Recycling Avenue
(847) 951-1607
recyclingavenue.com
inkjet cartridges, laptops and accessories,
networking equipment, digital cameras, film
cameras, handheld games, GPS devices,
radar detectors, E-book readers, graphing
calculators and MP3 players.
Following is a list of drop-off sites:
Arlington Heights
Wheeling Township-Disability Dept.
1616 N Arlington Heights Rd
(847) 259-7730
Buffalo Grove
Village Hall, 50 Raupp Blvd
(847) 459-2500
Evanston
Civic Center Health Dept., lower level
2100 Ridge Ave
(847) 866-2948
Hoffman Estates
Village Hall, main floor, 1900 Hassell Rd
(847) 882-9100
Kenilworth
Police & Rec Dept, 419 Richmond Rd
(847) 251-1666
Lincolnwood
Fire Dept, 6900 N Lincoln Ave
(847) 673-1540
Morton Grove
Village Hall, 6101 Capulina Ave
(847) 965-4100
Mt. Prospect
Boy Scouts – foyer, 600 N Wheeling Rd
(847) 635-7869
Park Ridge
Avenues to Independence, reception area
515 Busse Hwy
(847) 292-0870
Wilmette
Village Hall, 1200 Wilmette Ave
(847) 853-7501
Winnetka
Village Hall. 510 Green Bay Rd
(847) 501-6000
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Also accepts books, clothing, musical
instruments, bicycles, working television
sets, and furniture and appliances in good
working condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
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ELECTRONICS DONATION continued____________
World Computer Exchange
worldcomputerexchange.org
WCE is a global educational and
environmental nonprofit organization
looking for donations of working Pentium 4
or newer computers and related peripherals.
Computers are sent to developing countries
for use in classrooms, libraries and youth
centers.
Youth Organizations Umbrella, Inc.
(Y.O.U.)
1027 Sherman Ave, Evanston
(847) 866-1200
youevanston.org
Neighborhood-based program that provides
academic, social and emotional support to
local youth. Call or see website for items
needed.
ELECTRONICS RECYCLING___________________
Electronics Disclaimer, May 2010
In September 2009, Illinois became the 16th state to adopt an electronics recycling law known as
the Electronics Products Recycling and Reuse Act. This legislation bans certain electronic items,
mainly computers and televisions, from IL landfills. The IL EPA posts a list of approved
electronic waste Collectors, Recyclers and Refurbishers at epa.state.il.us.
The following electronics recyclers are not an endorsement by SWANCC, simply a listing of
options. It is recommended by SWANCC that you research the downstream recycling practices
of any company listed prior to giving them your old electronics.
The Federal Electronics Challenge provides a checklist to assist businesses, municipalities,
schools, etc. with the selection of responsible electronics recycling services. For more
information, visit federalelectronicschallenge.net.
To learn about the dangers of exporting electronic waste to Third World Countries, visit the
Basel Action Network at ban.org.
Supply-Chain Services is SWANCC's recycling contractor:
Supply-Chain Services, Inc. (SSI)
250 W North Ave, Lombard
(630) 629-9344
supply-chainservices.com
Call for details and pricing.
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ELECTRONICS RECYCLING continued___________
Abt Electronics
(847) 967-8830
abt.com
- Free recycling on all LG, Panasonic,
Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba and Zenith
electronics.
- All TVs - free
- All computers, fax machines, VCRs, and
DVD players - $5
- Refrigerators - $29
- Built-in Refrigerators - $49
- All Other Appliances - $20
- Air Conditioners - $15
- All Other Small Electronics - $10
- Batteries – $0.30 per pound
Abt also has a trade-in program, both instore and online. Recycle old electronics and
receive Abt gift cards. See website for
details: abt.com
Abt also recycles cardboard, white
polystyrene (styrofoam) and plastic
packaging material. Please bring your
recyclables to the freestanding building
located just west of the main building.
Best Buy
bestbuy.com
Stores accept most consumer electronics,
including TVs and monitors up to 32 inches,
flat-panel TVs and monitors up to 60 inches,
computers and notebooks, small electronics,
VCRs and DVD players, fans, vacuums,
keyboards, mice and remotes. $10 per unit
for TVs and monitors is offset with a $10
Best Buy gift card. Trade-In program allows
consumers to exchange select gently used
electronics for a Best Buy gift card.
cables.
Cartridge World
2865 Pfingsten Rd, Glenview
(847) 562-0971
(847) 329-9096
cartridgeworldusa.com
Also accepts computers, monitors, printers
and small electronics. Two items recycled
free, $5 apiece for three or more items.
Chesapeake Recycling
1600 S US 35, Winamac, IN 46996
(866) 946-6602
Primarily for businesses; electronic
recycling and document destruction.
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Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Com2 Computer and Technologies
•140 Fullerton Ave, Carol Stream
(630) 653-2662
•1196 S Main St, Lombard
(630) 678-2662
com2computer.com
Free for residences, schools and non-profit
organizations.
Call for information.
Costco
costco.gazelle.com
The Costco Trade-In Program is a service
provided to Costco customers by Gazelle.
Eligible products qualify for Costco Cash or
recycling. Shipping charges are pre-paid by
Gazelle. See website for details.
Dell Inc.
dell.com
Donate any brand of computer equipment to
Reconnect, a partnership between Dell and
Goodwill Industries. See website for dropoff locations. You may also recycle Dell
computers and peripherals free at any
Staples store.
Gateway Trade-in Program
gateway.eztradein.com
Customers can get cash for pre-owned,
working technology products, or computers
and electronics will be recycled using
environmentally sound practices. See
website for details.
Everlights, Inc.
(773) 734-9873
everlights.com
Accepts computer and electronic equipment,
lamps, ballasts and microwaves. Also
accepts batteries and thermostats. Call for
pricing.
Gazelle
gazelle.com
Buys electronics. Items received with no
market value are responsibly recycled. See
website for information.
Hewlett-Packard
hp.com
Get a trade-in allowance toward new HP
products or donate equipment to the
National Christina Foundation. You may
also recycle inkjet and laser jet cartridges
and rechargeable batteries. See website for
details.
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Intercon Solutions
1001-59 Washington Ave, Chicago Heights
(708) 756-9838 or (888) 452-5642
interconrecycling.com
Microwaves are also accepted.
LifeSpan Technology Recycling
(888) 720-0900
lifespanrecycling.com
Large- and small-scale technology
recycling, including computers, printers,
monitors, telephone gear and fax machines.
Primarily for businesses.
928 N. Delphia Ave, Park Ridge
(847) 292-2274
Inkjet, toner and fax cartridges. Also
recycles printers, copiers, scanners and fax
machines.
Office Depot
officedepot.com
Buy a tech recycling box in-store and fill
with as many acceptable items as will fit,
including CRT and LCD monitors, fax
machines, desktop and laptop PCs, printers,
scanners, computer peripherals, telephones,
digital cameras, video cameras, VCRs, DVD
players, MP3 players, small TVs, cables.
Small box
8”H x 15”D x 18”W $5
Medium box 20”H x 16”D x 16”W $10
Large box
24”H x 18”D x 18”W $15
RadioShack
radioshack.com
Trade & Save Program provides in-store and
online opportunities to sell or recycle small
electronics. See website for details.
Recycle 4 Cash
recycle4cash.cexchange.com
Cash offered for obsolete electronics. See
website for value of computers, monitors,
cell phones, MP3 players, cameras and
more. Pre-paid shipping labels available.
Panasonic Corporation of North America
5201 Tollview Drive, Rolling Meadows
(847) 637-4899
mrmrecycling.com
Drop off hours: Monday –Friday: 9:00 am 3:00 pm
Please park in Visitor Parking. Leave your
recyclables in your vehicle and proceed to
the security desk inside the main entrance.
The guard will provide further instructions.
Products accepted for no fee:
- Panasonic, Technics, Quasar and Sharp
branded consumer electronic products
- Toshiba branded televisions
There may be a charge for recycling other
brands or products.
Sam's Club Mail-in Program
The Sam's Club Trade-In and Recycle
Program is available only to members of
Sam's Club who elect to trade in or recycle
any qualifying consumer electronic product
currently offered by the program. Based on
the configuration and condition of your
item, Sam's Club will offer to purchase your
item at the value displayed by the trade-in
value estimator. Shipping for both trade-in
and recycled items is free.
econewonline.com
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Samsung Recycling Direct
samsungrecycling.com
Check website for information on recycling
Samsung products at assorted locations.
SIMS Recycling Solution/United Recycling
1600 Harvester Rd, West Chicago
(630) 231-6060
simsrecycling.com
Software Plus
400 W Dundee, Unit #10, Buffalo Grove
(847) 520-1717
[email protected]
Accepts computers and laptops only. Call or
email for pricing.
Supply-Chain Services, Inc. (SSI)
250 W North Ave, Lombard
(630) 629-9344
supply-chainservices.com
Think Green From Home (Waste
Management)
thinkgreenfromhome.com
Delivers electronic recycling kit in choice of
three sizes, with a return-shipping label. See
website for prices and information about
types of electronics accepted.
Staples
staples.com
There is a small fee for computers, monitors,
printers, scanners, all-in-ones and fax
machines. Dell-branded items are free to
recycle.
Offers free recycling for rechargeable
batteries, cell phones, PDAs, digital cameras
and other small electronics. Also offers $2 in
Staples Rewards for select inkjet and toner
cartridges (up to 10 per month).
ENERGY BAR WRAPPERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
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EYEGLASSES_______________________________
Most LensCrafters and Pearle Vision stores, Wal-Mart Vision Centers and Lions Clubs accept
used eyewear for donation to people in need. Check local listings for locations.
New Eyes for the Needy
neweyesfortheneedy.com
Organization purchases new prescription
eyeglasses for needy children and adults
living in the United States, and recycles
donated glasses for distribution to indigent
people overseas. See website for items
accepted for donation (eyeglasses,
sunglasses, hearing aids, jewelry,
silverware) and mailing instructions.
FAX MACHINES – see ELECTRONICS RECYCLING
FILM, TRANSPARENCIES AND X-RAYS_________
Film:
Transparencies:
Kodak
kodak.com
Go to link for list of films Kodak purchases
for recycling and refining.
Kodak
kodak.com
Go to link for list of films Kodak purchases
for recycling and refining.
(570) 654-5511
Canisters (35 mm):
Jewel/ Osco Food Stores
Some stores accept film canisters. Check
local phone directory for nearest store.
3M
3M.com
Ship used transparency film to:
3M Recycle Program
c/o Gemark
99 Stevens Lane
Exeter, PA 18643
or go to website for shipping label.
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FILM, TRANSPARENCIES AND X-RAYS
continued___________________________________________
X-rays:
Check with your local hospital to see if they
recycle x-rays.
Acme Refining
3357 S Justine St, Chicago
(773) 523-4500
acmescrap.com
Call or email [email protected] for
information.
B.W. Recycling, Inc.
xrayfilmsrecycling.com
Recycles x-ray and MRI films at no charge
when mailed to the following address:
B.W. Recycling, Inc.
301 W Ansin Blvd
Hallandale, FL 33009
Quantities weighing over 350 lbs will be
picked up at no charge. See website for
details.
AMS Store and Shred
(AMS Ag Medical Systems Inc.)
(800) 262-2344
amsstoreandshred.com
An authorized Kodak subcontractor, AMS
recycles old x-ray, lithographic film,
aluminum plates and silver flake. The
company also provides document
destruction services.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS __________________________
Contact product manufacturer to see if there is a recycling program in effect. Fire extinguishers
are under pressure, and have the potential to explode in combination with some materials. They
cannot be discarded curbside and are not accepted at Household Chemical Waste collections.
Earth911 suggests disposing of a fire extinguisher as follows if it is not empty:
1. Check pressure gauge: The extinguisher should have a gauge saying whether it’s
overcharged, at the correct pressure or in need of a recharge.
2. Call your fire department: You might be able to exchange your extinguisher or get it
recharged.
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FIRE EXTINGUISHERS continued__________________
If it’s empty:
1. Squeeze the lever above the handle, ensuring that all contents are discharged.
2. Remove the head: This will let whoever disposes of the extinguisher know that all
contents have been removed.
3. Recycle the steel body: Once the head is removed, your community should accept fire
extinguishers with the rest of your ferrous metal.
In either case, make sure to follow any instructions on the fire extinguisher.
The following are recycling options for fire extinguishers:
Aurora Tri-State Fire Protection
1080 Corporate Blvd, Aurora
(630) 978-0600
auroratristate.com
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Accepts small fire extinguishers, small nonrefillable cylinders (NCRs) and propane
tanks for BBQ grills. This facility accepts
many additional items for recycling. See site
for details.
Cintas
1870 Brummel, Elk Grove Village
(847) 228-3970
cintas.com
Recharges fire extinguishers, which may
also be dropped off for disposal.
Henrichsen’s Fire & Safety Equipment
Company
563 N Wolf Rd, Wheeling
(847) 459-7877
henrichsensfire.com
Recharges and maintains fire extinguishers,
which may also be dropped off for disposal.
Reliable Fire Equipment Company
12845 S Cicero, Alsip
(708) 597-4600
reliablefire.com
Recharges and maintains fire extinguishers,
which may also be dropped off for disposal.
U.S. Fire & Safety Equipment Company
6542 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago
(773) 763-4422
usfiresafetyco.com
Recharges fire extinguishers, which may
also be dropped off for disposal.
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FLAGS________________________________________
Many American Legion posts conduct “Disposal of Unserviceable Flag Ceremonies” on June 14,
Flag Day. Check local directory for locations.
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
vfw.org
Flags can be dropped off at some local VFW
posts for proper burying/burning disposal.
legion.org
FLUORESCENT BULBS AND HIGH INTESITY
DISCHARGE LAMPS________________________________
SWANCC has established a CFL Drop-Off Program at swancc.org for member communities.
Many Ace Hardware, Do It Best Hardware, Home Depot and Lowe’s stores accept compact
fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) only for recycling. Check local listings for locations, and call
individual stores for specifics.
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Everlights, Inc.
(773) 734-9873
everlights.com
Also accepts batteries, thermostats,
computer and electronic equipment, lamps,
ballasts and microwaves. Call for pricing.
Fluorecycle, Inc.
27780 W Concrete Dr, Unit A
Ingleside, IL 60041
(815) 363-4411
fluorecycle.com
Can recycle all types of mercury-containing
lamps including fluorescent, HID, UV, CFL
and specialty lamps. Call for pricing.
Accepts CFL bulbs and tubes.
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FLUORESCENT BULBS AND HIGH INTESITY
DISCHARGE LAMPS continued_______________________
IKEA
1800 E McConnor Pkwy, Schaumburg
(847) 969-9700
ikea.com
CFL bulbs only.
Lighting Resources LLC
(866) 375-7340
Greenwood, IN
lightingresourcesinc.com
See website for pre-paid recycling options
for gas discharge, high intensity and halogen
lamps and ballasts. Industry/commercial.
FURNITURE________________________________
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
instruments, bicycles, working television
sets, and appliances in good working
condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
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FURNITURE continued_______________________
Village Treasure House
1460 Paddock Dr, Northbrook
(847) 832-1030
villagetreasurehouse.com
Proceeds benefit local agencies supporting
women and families in crisis. Sell or donate
fine home furnishings and accessories.
World Relief
(773) 681-8586
Resettles and serves refugees in Chicago.
For inquiries about donating furniture and
scheduling pickups, email
[email protected]
or leave a voicemail (no mattresses, futons,
sofa-beds).
GASOLINE – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
GLUE CONTAINERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
GRANOLA WRAPPERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
GREETING CARDS – see MISCELLANEOUS
GREASE TRAP AND FRYER OIL DISPOSAL_____
A & J Sewer
1055 Courtesy Ln, Wheeling
(847) 537-9090
ajsewer.net
Grease traps only.
Aurora Tallow Inc.
28W440 Main St, Warrenville
(630) 393-6806
Primarily business/commercial. Email
[email protected] for sites to dispose of
large amounts of residential used cooking
oil.
Black Gold Septic
Batavia
(630) 879-3743
Grease trap only.
Darling Restaurant Services
(708) 388-3223
darlingii.com
Kaluzny Bros. Inc.
2324 Mound Rd, Rockdale
(815) 744-1453
Mahoney Environmental
1819 Moen Ave, Joliet
(800) 892-9392
mahoneyenvironmental.com
M.W. Hopkins & Sons, Inc.
9150 Pyott, Lake of the Hills
(847) 458-1010
Individual residents may drop off used
cooking oil at above address free of charge.
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GREASE TRAP AND FRYER OIL DISPOSAL
continued___________________________________________
Superior Grease, Inc.
1327 W Beecher Rd
Bristol, IL 60512
(847) 381-6339
Tierra Environmental & Industrial
Services
3821 Indianapolis Blvd, East Chicago, IN
(888) 551-1998
tierra-environmental.com
GUM PACKAGES – see MISCELLANEOUS
HEALTH CARE AND CONVALESCENT
EQUIPMENT_______________________________________
Materials accepted include crutches, walkers, canes, wheelchairs, portable toilets, hospital beds
and other health care items. Call organization first to see which items are needed, as most are
constrained by lack of space.
Arlington Heights Nurses Club Lending
Closet
1801 W Central Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 797-5315
Monday: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Tuesday: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Wednesday – 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Elk Grove Lending Closet
Sheila Ray Adult Center
225 E Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove Village
(847) 364-7224
Wheelchairs, walkers, grabbers and crutches
only.
Hoffman Estates Lending Closet
1900 Hassell Rd, Hoffman Estates
(847) 781-4850
Call Monday – Friday, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Wheelchairs, walkers and canes only.
Morton Grove Lending Closet
6140 Dempster, Morton Grove
(847) 470-5223
Call Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Palatine Nurses Lending Closet
200 E Wood St, Rm 266, Palatine
(847) 934-3016
Call Wednesday and Saturday: 10:00 am 11:30 am
No beds.
Prospect Heights Nurses Lending Closet
8 N Elmhurst Rd, Prospect Heights
(847) 398-6070, x200
Call Monday – Thursday, 8:30 am–4:30 pm
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HEALTH CARE AND CONVALESCENT
EQUIPMENT continued______________________________
Skokie Lending Closet
Skokie Office of Human Services
5120 Galitz, Skokie
(847) 933-8208
Walkers, wheelchairs and canes. Call first.
Vernon Township
3050 N Main, Buffalo Grove
(847) 634-4600
Call Monday – Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 pm
Accepts shower chairs and benches,
commodes, crutches, canes, walkers,
wheelchairs.
Wheelchair Recycling Program
•2554 Advance Rd, Madison, WI
(608) 243-1785
•3540 N 126th St, Unit F, Brookfield, WI
(Greater Milwaukee area)
(262) 439-8248
wrp.org
Call to make arrangements for delivery.
Sender pays shipping charges.
HEARING AIDS________________________________
North Suburban Hearing Services
7638 N Milwaukee Ave, Niles
(847) 966-0060
Box is located in the office.
Most local Lions Clubs also accept donations.
HEATING OIL/HEATING TANK REMOVAL_______
Cicero Oil Company
6259 S Kenneth Ave, Chicago
(773) 581-2041
cicero-oil.com
400 Super Service
1310 Sherman Ave, Evanston
(847) 869-5560
Recycles heating oil. Call for pricing.
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HELIUM TANKS__________________________________
To dispose of helium tanks, do the following:
While outdoors, close valve tightly. Unscrew and remove nozzle by hand or with a 3/4 inch
wrench, then open valve completely to release any residual pressure in tank. Write “EMPTY” on
the tank in permanent marker. Take tank to a steel recycling center or place with curbside
recycling pickup. If necessary, dispose with trash.
HOLIDAY LIGHTS__________________________________
After the holiday season, string lighting and extension cords can be dropped off at various
locations throughout northern Cook County. Garland, live greens, wreaths or other nonrecyclables are not accepted in this program. The following location provides year-round dropoff for holiday lights:
Elk Grove Village
Health and Community Services
901 Wellington Avenue
Monday - Friday: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
(847) 357-4240
JEWELRY – see MISCELLANEOUS
JUNK HAULERS_____________________________
1-800-GOT-JUNK
(800) 468-5865
1800gotjunk.com
Clavey’s Light Hauling
Glenview
(847) 729-3444
A - ABF Hauling
Skokie
(847) 568-1328
alljunkgone123.com
College Hunks Hauling Junk
Northern Suburbs
Call Zack Weiner, local owner
(800) 586-5872
1800junkusa.com
Accepts single items to multiple truckloads.
All labor, loading & disposal fees included
in pricing. Call for free estimate.
A - Affordable Hauling
Glenview
(847) 657-9926
Circle M Dumpster Service
Northbrook
(847) 564-9097
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JUNK HAULERS continued____________________
Direct Source Material Handling Service
Spring Grove
(815) 675-0363
Environmental Services
Morton Grove
(847) 917-3631
Estate cleanouts, antiques hauling.
JUNK MAIL____________________________________
Catalog Choice
catalogchoice.org
Free service that lets you communicate your
mail preferences to companies.
GreenDimes/Tonic Mailstopper
mailstopper.tonic.com
Eliminates unsolicited mail, and lets you
choose which catalogs you want to receive.
See website for fees.
Privacy Rights
privacyrights.org
This link provides information about
removal from a variety of junk mail lists,
such as the following:
• Mailing lists of major national
marketers
• Direct Marketing Association’s Mail
Preference Service
• Flyers and advertising supplements
• Catalog, mail order lists and
magazines
• Pre-approved offers of credit
• Phone books and reverse directories
• US Postal Service and change of
address data file
• Charities and non-profits
• Sweepstakes and prizes
• Supermarket loyalty cards
• Public records
• Data compilers and mailing list
companies.
LEAD ACID BATTERIES – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
LEAD-BASED PAINT – see PAINT
LEGAL ISSUES – see MISCELLANEOUS
LITHIUM ION BATTERIES – see BATTERIES
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LUNCH KITS – see MISCELLANEOUS
MAKE-UP CONTAINERS________________________
Garnier
terracycle.net
Send personal care and beauty product
packages to TerraCycle which will upcycle
the packaging into new innovative products.
See website for details.
Kiehl’s Cosmetics
Return empty Kiehl’s containers to freestanding Kiehl’s stores and get a “Recycle
and Be Rewarded” card stamped for
complimentary samples.
M.A.C. Cosmetics
To receive a free M.A.C. lipstick, return six
M.A.C. containers to a M.A.C. counter or
log onto M.A.C. online: maccosmetics.com
Return to Origins Recycling Program
origins.com
Bring clean, empty cosmetics bottles, jars,
tubes, etc. to Origins retail stores or
department store counters for recycling.
Origins will accept packaging from any
cosmetic company (including hair and body
care products). See website for additional
information.
MARGARINE CONTAINERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
MEDIA________________________________________
ACT Recycling
actrecycling.org
Recycle videotapes and floppy disks through
an organization that provides jobs to
individuals with disabilities. See website for
details.
Back Thru the Future
cdrecyclingforfree.com
Recycles CDs, DVDs and hard drives at no
cost except shipping. See website for
instructions.
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MEDIA continued_______________________________
Best Buy
bestbuy.com
cables.
The following stores have been accepting
VHS tapes for recycling, but call first to
verify individual store policies have not
changed:
615 E Palatine, Arlington Heights
(847) 590-9849
2301 Howard, Evanston
(847)570-0450
1072 Willow, Northbrook
(847)205-2305
(847)982-1263
Com2 Computer and Technologies
•140 Fullerton Ave, Carol Stream
(630) 653-2662
•1196 S Main St, Lombard
(630) 678-2662
com2computer.com
Free for residences, schools and non-profit
organizations.
Call for information.
Disc Replay
•5455 W Touhy Ave, Skokie
(847) 568-0773
•13 W Golf Ctr, Hoffman Estates
(847) 882-7660
discreplay.com
Buys and sells used DVD and blu-ray
movies, CDs, video games, video game
systems and accessories.
GreenDisk
(800) 305-DISK (3475)
greendisk.com
Accepts all electronic media or computerrelated accessories and supplies. Mail-in
instructions and prices on website for small
and bulk amounts.
MRC Polymers
3535 W 31st St, Chicago
(773) 890-9000
mrcpolymers.com
Accepts CDs, DVDs and jewel cases.
Accepts most storage media. Also accepts
cell phones, inkjet and laser toner cartridges,
printer fuser cores, PDAs, digital cameras,
Ipods and other MP3 players, laptops
(Pentium 1 or higher only). Go to website
for information and pre-paid shipping labels.
Ripstyles
(866) 391-8447
ripstyles.com
Converts albums, tapes and CDs to digital
format. Recycles cases. Prices vary
depending on volume.
Second Spin
secondspin.com
Buy and sell used CDs, DVDs and games.
Vintage Vinyl Records
925 Davis St, Evanston
(847) 328-2899
vvmo.com
Buys and sells records – no CDs or DVDs.
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MEDICAL WASTE_____________________________
SWANCC Member Communities: See also SWANCC’s Prescription Drug/Sharps Disposal
Program at swancc.org.
Prescriptions and over-the-counter
medications:
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Sharps:
Most local pharmacies have sharps disposal
programs. Call your local pharmacist for
details.
LB Medwaste
(888) 526-3392
lbmedwaste.com
Pickup contracts available.
Stericycle
(866) 783-7422
stericycle.com
Accepts unused or expired medications
(non-controlled only). No sharps or needles
accepted.
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MERCURY____________________________________
NEVER use a vacuum to clean up mercury. If you have a mercury spill, contact one of the
following immediately for cleanup procedures:
•Illinois Department of Public Health
(217) 782-5830
•Illinois EPA Collection
(217) 524-3300
These departments will also answer any questions related to mercury spills, management or
removal.
Also visit: idph.state.il.us for more information.
SWANCC has established an environmentally-friendly thermometer exchange program for
member communities.
Mercury is taken at Household Chemical Waste collections.
Thermometer, switch and thermostat
disposal:
Full-service environmental management
company:
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
R3 Environmental Management
(847) 488-1492
1050 East Chicago Avenue, Elgin
r3environmental.net
Accepts thermometers, switches and
thermostats.
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METALS_____________________________________
Acme Refining
(773) 523-4500
acmescrap.com
Industrial-based.
Joe’s Scrap Metal Pickup Service
2169 N Natchez, Chicago
(773) 851-9020
Pickup service available. Call Joe Perez for
pricing information.
Barb’s Salvage Company
38200 N Lee, Spring Grove
(847) 973-0105
There is a $10 charge for any size load of
metal materials picked up. No charge for
materials dropped off. Accepts cars, bikes,
lawnmowers, and anything made of metal.
No wood or plastic accepted.
Maine Scrap Metals
1274 Rand Rd, Des Plaines
(847) 824-3175
mainescrapmetal.com
Accepts all non-ferrous metal, including allmetal clothes hangers.
C & R Scrap Iron & Metal
4619 S Knox, Chicago
(773) 585-3030
Accepts all metals.
Elgin Recycling/Crystal Lake Recycling
elginrecycling.com
Accepts all metals, including all-metal
clothes hangers.
•Elgin Recycling
20450 N Rand Rd, Palatine
(847) 540-0020
•Elgin Recycling
660 Schiller St, Elgin
(847) 741-4100
•Crystal Lake Recycling
5114 Terra Cotta Ave, Crystal Lake
(815) 455-7700
North Park Village Recycling Station
5801 N Pulaski Rd, Chicago
(773) 821-1351
resourcecenterchicago.org
9:00 am – 5:00 pm daily
Accepts aluminum and steel cans. Also
accepts brown, clear and green glass bottles
and jars, #1 and #2 plastic bottles,
newspaper, magazines, office paper and
cardboard. Please do not drop off materials
outside of the posted hours.
Sims Metal Management
2500 S Paulina, Chicago
(773) 254-1200
mtlm.com
Accepts sheet iron, cars. Call for pricing.
Steel:
Steel Recycling Institute
(800) YES-1-CAN (937-1226)
recycle-steel.org
Check website for steel recycling locations.
MICROWAVE – see APPLIANCES
MILK BOTTLES, PLASTIC – see MISCELLANEOUS
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MISCELLANEOUS____________________________
Bubble Mailers and Cushion Wrap
(Scotch brand):
scotchbrand.com
Recycle Scotch brand mailers and cushion
wrap by mailing to:
Crafts:
Kohl Children’s Museum
2100 Patriot Blvd, Glenview
(847) 832-6600
kohlchildrensmuseum.org
Scotch@Recycling Program
3131 Cincinnati Dayton Rd
Middletown, OH 45044
Accepts the following items for children’s
creative art projects: cardboard tubes, fabric
scraps, plastic film containers, thread spools
and plastic bottles. Call to arrange drop-off
or to ask what additional materials might be
needed.
or see website for drop-off locations.
Candy Wrappers:
terracycle.net
Corks:
Whole Foods Market has partnered with
Cork ReHarvest to collect and recycle some
of the 13 billion natural corks produced each
year. Call individual store regarding
participation.
Cereal Boxes (Kashi):
terracycle.net
Chip Bags:
terracycle.net
Coffee Bags:
terracycle.net
Cookie Wrappers:
terracycle.net
Disposable Diaper Packaging (Huggies):
terracycle.net
Drink Pouches:
terracycle.net
Energy Bar Wrappers:
terracycle.net
Glue Containers:
terracycle.net
Granola Wrappers:
terracycle.net
Gum Packages:
terracycle.net
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MISCELLANEOUS continued___________________
Greeting Cards:
St. Jude's Ranch Recycled Card Program
1-877-977-SJRC (7572)
stjudesranch.org
Mail card fronts from all occasion cards to
the following address:
St. Jude’s Ranch for Children
Card Recycling Program
100 St. Jude's Street
Boulder City, NV 89005
NOTE: St. Jude’s cannot accept
Hallmark, Disney or American Greeting
cards.
Jewelry:
Cash Converters
1125 N Roselle Rd, Hoffman Estates
(847) 781-0890
Buys gold jewelry.
Legal Issues:
IEPA Helpline
(888) 372-1996
Lunch Kits:
terracycle.net
Margarine Containers:
terracycle.net
Milk Bottles, Plastic:
terracycle.net
Paper Towel Packaging:
terracycle.net
Storage Bags and Containers:
terracycle.net
Transparent Adhesive Tape:
terracycle.net
Water Filters:
Select Whole Foods locations recycle Brita
water filters. Call individual store for details.
Writing Instruments:
terracycle.net
Yogurt Containers:
terracycle.net
See website for details
.
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MOTOR OIL (BULK)_________________________
Illinois Recovery Systems, Inc.
9870 Franklin Ave, Franklin Park
(847) 671-3494
illinoisrecoverygroupinc.com
Special waste hauler for used waste oil, antifreeze, coolants, waste water.
See Automotive Products for service stations that recycle small to medium quantities.
MOTOR OIL (RESIDENTIAL) – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS______________________
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
Also accepts books, clothing, bicycles,
working television sets, and appliances in
good working condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES (Ni-Cd) – see BATTERIES
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT___________________________
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
928 N Delphia Ave, Park Ridge
(847) 292-2274
Recycles printers, copiers, scanners and fax
machines. Also recycles inkjet, toner and fax
cartridges.
Accepts home office fax machines,
scanners, printers/copiers (no large/business
office machines). This facility accepts many
additional items for recycling. See site for
details.
Second Systems, Inc.
1040 W Thorndale, Itasca
(630) 250-7555
secondsystems.com
Purchases mid-to-large size quantities of
name-brand quality office furniture and
workstations.
LifeSpan Technology Recycling
(888) 720-0900
lifespanrecycling.com
Large- and small-scale technology
recycling, including computers, printers,
monitors, telephone gear and fax machines.
SIMS Recycling Solutions
1600 Harvester Rd, West Chicago
(630) 231-6060
simsrecyclingsolutions-na.com
Also accepts cell phones, consumer
electronics, and microwaves. Call for details
and pricing.
Refurbished Office Environments
905 S Menard Ave, Chicago
(773) 379-5222
Buys large quantities only.
Midwest Copier Exchange, LLC
midwestcopier.com
See website for information about buying or
selling office machines.
Also see Furniture.
OIL TANK REMOVAL__________________________
Cicero Oil Company
6259 S Kenneth Ave, Chicago
(773) 581-2041
cicero-oil.com
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OXYGEN TANKS_________________________________
Oxygen tanks used for medical purposes in the home should be returned to the supplier or
manufacturer. Check the neck of the tank for an address.
Dive tanks can usually be sold back to the dive shop. Before purchasing any compressed gas
tanks, ask the supplier about proper disposal methods.
PACKAGING PRODUCTS______________________
All packing peanuts, cardboard and bubble wrap should be clean and acceptable for reuse.
If your municipality does not have a shipping store that accepts recycling, call the Plastic Loose
Fill Council's 24-hour "Peanut Pipeline" at (800) 828-2214 which gives the closest collection site
that accepts plastic peanuts for reuse.
To give away or acquire used cardboard boxes for free, refer to the website
freecardboardboxes.com.
Recycle Scotch brand bubble mailers and cushion wrap by mailing to:
Scotch@Recycling Program
3131 Cincinnati Dayton Rd
Middletown, OH 45044
or see website for drop-off locations: scotchbrand.com
Arlington Heights
The UPS Store
126 E Wing St
(847) 818-9000
Accepts peanuts and cardboard.
Buffalo Grove
The UPS Store
113 McHenry Rd
(847) 459-7060
Accepts peanuts and bubble wrap.
The UPS Store
309 E Rand Rd
(847) 259-6700
Accepts peanuts, cardboard and bubble
wrap.
The UPS Store
318 Half Day Rd
(847)913-0335
Barrington
The UPS Store
117 S Cook St
(847) 304-1911
Elk Grove Village
The UPS Store
836 S Arlington Heights Rd
(847) 956-1112
wrap.
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PACKAGING PRODUCTS continued______________
Evanston
The UPS Store
1555 Sherman Ave
(847) 869-3000
Accepts peanuts.
Morton Grove
The UPS Store
6321 W Dempster
(847) 581-2870
Accepts peanuts.
The UPS Store
848 Dodge Ave
(847) 475-2335
Accepts peanuts.
Mount Prospect
The UPS Store
119 S Emerson Ave
(847) 788-9001
Accepts peanuts.
Pack ‘n Mail
635 Chicago Ave
(847) 866-6225
Accepts peanuts.
The UPS Store
2906 Central
(847) 475-5200
Accepts peanuts.
Glenview
Abt Electronics
1200 N Milwaukee Ave
(847) 967-8830
Accepts peanuts and cardboard.
The UPS Store
2516 Waukegan Rd
(847) 724-3800
Hoffman Estates
Pack ‘n Mail
1566 W Algonquin Rd
(847) 934-6700
wrap.
The UPS Store
3 Golf Ctr
(847) 310-9666
Mail Box Plus
1516 N Elmhurst Rd
(847) 577-1737
Pro-Mix Audio & Lighting
960 E Northwest Hwy
(847) 797-9404
Accepts peanuts.
Niles
The UPS Store
8926 N Greenwood Ave
(847) 824-6800
Accepts peanuts.
Palatine
The UPS Store
1935 S Plum Grove Rd
(847) 991-9980
wrap.
The UPS Store
738 E Dundee Rd
(847) 934-9054
wrap.
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PACKAGING PRODUCTS continued______________
Park Ridge
The UPS Store
310 Busse Hwy
(847) 825-3700
Wilmette
The UPS Store
1187 Wilmette Ave
(847) 256-1187
Skokie
The UPS Store
4957 Oakton St
(847) 329-7400
wrap.
The UPS Store
3223 Lake Ave, Suite 15C
(847) 853-1300
wrap.
Postal Plus
8820 Skokie Blvd
(847) 972-1690
wrap.
Winnetka
The UPS Store
1001 Green Bay Rd
(847) 446-6899
wrap.
PACKING PEANUTS – see PACKAGING PRODUCTS
PAINT_________________________________________
Latex Paint:
Latex paint will not be accepted at Household Chemical Waste collections. It may be disposed of
at home because it is water-based and does not contain toxic material.
The easiest way to dispose of paint is to use it up completely. Apply a second coat to your
project or use it up on a piece of old cardboard or scrap wood. Let the can dry out and dispose of
it in your regular garbage. If this isn’t an option, continue reading for further instructions.
You can add shredded newspapers, kitty litter or Waste Paint Hardener (available at most
hardware stores) to your latex paint. Let the paint dry out completely. This should be done in a
well-ventilated area and away from children and pets. After the paint has dried, put the container
in your garbage with the lid off so the garbage hauler knows the can is empty.
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PAINT continued________________________________
Many local theatre groups, churches and housing authorities will accept leftover paint and put it
to good use. If you have a significant amount of paint that is usable, contact the following:
The ReBuilding Exchange
2160 N Ashland, Chicago
(773) 252-2234
rebuildingexchange.org
The mission of the ReBuilding Exchange is
to divert building materials from the waste
stream and make them accessible to the
public for reuse, protecting community
health, creating jobs and saving resources.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
habitatlc.org
Accepts building materials, construction
tools, pallet jacks, cabinets, siding, tile,
paintbrushes. Call (847) 249-3160
(distribution center) or see website for list of
donations accepted, hours of operation, and
criteria for donation pickups.
Hardware Stores
If your paint is not usable and you are
unable to dry it out yourself, the hardware
stores listed below recycle latex paint for a
fee:
•Craftwood Lumber and Hardware
1590 Old Deerfield Rd, Highland Park
(847) 831-2800
•Palatine Ace Hardware
(847) 358-8100
•Schaumburg Ace Hardware
560 S Roselle Rd, Schaumburg
(847) 895-9292
•Sherwin Ace Hardware
1705 W Campbell, Arlington Heights
(847) 255-3113
•Skokie Ace Hardware
(847) 673-0700
•Weiss Ace Hardware
1560 Waukegan Rd, Glenview
(847) 724-3444
The following website lists additional
locations to recycle latex paint and cans.
Earth Paints Collection Systems
(847) 231-6044
earthpaintscs.com
•Millen Do It Best
1219 Wilmette Ave, Wilmette
(847) 251-3060
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PAINT continued______________________________
Lead-Based Paint:
In response to lead-based paint (LBP) concerns, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
(IEPA) has prepared an information package which outlines those LBP removal approaches
which IEPA recognizes as being consistent with protecting human health and the environment.
Oil Paint:
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Accepts oil-based paints, aerosol paints and
paint thinners. Also accepts solvents
(mineral spirits, stains, paint strippers,
preservatives and sealers). This facility
accepts many additional items for recycling.
See site for details.
PAPER SHREDDING AND RECYCLING__________
SWANCC has established a seasonal document destruction program for member communities.
Accurate Document Destruction
Managed by Groot Industries
2500 Landmeier Rd, Elk Grove Village
(800) 407-4733
shredd.net
Provides on- or off-site shredding services.
Acme Document Destruction
(773) 523-4500
acmescrap.com
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PAPER SHREDDING AND RECYCLING continued_
AMS Store and Shred
(AMS Ag Medical Systems Inc.)
(800) 262-2344
amsstoreandshred.com
An authorized Kodak subcontractor, AMS
also recycles old x-ray, lithographic film,
aluminum plates and silver flake.
Cintas
2600 S 25th Ave, Broadview
(708) 345-8392
cintas.com
Citadel Information Management
827 Blackhawk Dr, Westmont
(630) 323-1540
citadelim.com
Onsite mobile shredding and material dropoff. Call to make an appointment or see
website for details.
Paper Retriever Recycling
paperretriever.com
This program places bins at schools,
churches and other non-profit organizations,
which are paid for paper products recycled
by community members. Website lists
locations of recycling bins and acceptable
materials for recycling.
Shred First, Inc.
530 E Algonquin Rd, Des Plaines
(847) 390-9133
shredfirstinc.com
Onsite mobile shredding and material dropoff. You may observe the destruction of
your documents.
PLASTIC BAGS_________________________________
Many retail stores have bins to recycle plastic bags. Check local directory for exact location and
for program verification.
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POLYSTYRENE/STYROFOAM___________________
The same properties that make polystyrene an excellent packaging material - its light weight, low
cost and strength - make it difficult to recycle. The cost of trucking polystyrene to a recycling
plant is cost-prohibitive and it has low scrap value. Because styrofoam food containers are
usually contaminated, they require cleaning before they can be processed for recycling, another
factor which makes recycling generally infeasible.
Abt Electronics
(847) 967-8830
abt.com
Abt also recycles cardboard, batteries,
plastic and electronics. Please bring your
recyclables to the freestanding building
located just west of the main building.
City of Highland Park
Highland Park Firearms Training Center
1180 Half Day Rd, Highland Park
Tuesday and Friday: 7:00 am – 1:00 pm
Dart Container Corp.
310 Evergreen Dr, North Aurora
(630) 896-4631
24 hours
Dart operates a polystyrene foam recycling
plant, open to the public.
Some UPS store locations will accept clean packing peanuts for recycling.
PRINTERS – see ELECTRONICS DONATION
PROPANE TANKS_______________________________
Amerigas
•522 S Vermont, Palatine
(800) 398-1354
$3 fee per tank.
•4158 Division, Hillside
(708) 544-1131
No charge.
•310 N Sangamon, Chicago
(312) 997-2300
No charge.
Coleman
coleman.com
Provides information about proper disposal
of propane tanks.
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PROPANE TANKS_______________________________
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
Accepts propane tanks for BBQ grills, small
fire extinguishers and small non-refillable
cylinders (NCRs). This facility accepts
many additional items for recycling. See site
for details.
RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES – see BATTERIES
RECYCLING HOTLINE_________________________
Log onto Earth 911 recycling web site: earth911.com or call the nationwide hotline:
(800) CLEAN-UP (253-2687)
This service provides recyclers with locations to take old newspapers, magazines, scrap paper,
aluminum cans, glass bottles, tires and other materials to be collected for recycling. It also
provides information about source reduction, reuse opportunities and community environmental
events. This hotline is a recording.
REFRIGERATORs – see APPLIANCES
RESALE SHOPS – see CLOTHING
RUBBER/TIRES__________________________________
Lakin Environmental Industries
2044 N Dominick St, Chicago
(773) 871-6360
lakincorp.com
Industrial only.
Liberty Tire Services
1323 W Cortland, Chicago
(773) 871-6360
libertytire.com
Industrial only.
Also see the Automotive Products for locations to take tires and other automotive equipment.
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SCHOOL EQUIPMENT___________________________
Tools for Schools (SCARCE)
799 Roosevelt Rd,Bldg 2, Ste 8, Glen Ellyn
(630) 545-9710
scarceecoed.org
Composting Education). SCARCE collects
the following for proper reuse/recycling: cell
phones, printer cartridges, crayons,
American flags, clothing, buttons, safety
pins, eyeglasses, keys, LP records and
license plates Also see “Book” section to
donate school and office supplies Please call
ahead.
SCRAP METAL – see METALS
SERVICE STATIONS – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
SHARPS DISPOSAL___________________________
Most local pharmacies have sharps disposal programs. Call your local pharmacist for details.
LB Medwaste
(888) 526-3392
lbmedwaste.com
Stericycle
(866) 783-7422
stericycle.com
SWANCC Member Communities: See also SWANCC’s Prescription Drug/Sharps Disposal
Program at swancc.org.
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SHOES_______________________________________
Note: Please DO NOT mail shoes to SWANCC's office.
Athletic Shoes:
Shoes – All Types:
Nike’s Reuse-A-Shoe program recycles
worn-out athletic shoes into material used in
sports surfaces and playgrounds.
Share Your Soles
5623 W 115th St, Alsip
(708) 448-4469
shareyoursoles.org
Donates gently used shoes to people in need
around the world. Check website for
donation opportunities.
Learn more about the Nike Reuse-A-Shoe
program and school and business shoe
collections. You can bring up to 10 pair of
athletic shoes at a time to the following
location:
Niketown
669 N Michigan Ave, Chicago
(312) 642-6363
No cleats or heels.
You can also mail your athletic shoes
straight to Nike:
Grind Processing
3552 Avenue of Commerce
Memphis, TN 38125
For on-going shoe recycling:
Shoes - Matchmaker Organizations:
This program helps people who need only
one or different-sized shoes:
National Odd Shoe Exchange
POB 1120
Chandler, AZ 85244-1120
(480) 892-3484
oddshoe.org
Exchange accepts unworn shoes, boots,
socks and laces. See website for mailing
instructions.
Algonquin Township Road, District
Parking Lot
(blue container in middle of lot - next to the
MCCD Hollows Conservation Site)
3702 US Highway 14, Crystal Lake
Questions? Contact Bob or Anna Miller at
(847) 639-2700 x 6
Drop-off - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For large amounts, please bring during
business hours. Monday – Friday: 9:00 am
– 4:00 pm. Please remove laces and place
loose shoes in bin (no bags). Do not bring
shoes with metal eyelets, zippers, cleats,
spikes, “fashion lights”, or any non-courttype athletic shoes (like sandals, heels,
boots, pool shoes, soccer shoes, etc.)
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SMOKE DETECTORS__________________________
Ionization smoke detectors contain small amounts of radioactive materials. Never disassemble a
smoke detector. Intact detectors pose little threat, but can be a health hazard if broken open. By
federal regulation, all smoke detectors contain the mail-back address to send used units with
radioactive chips. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission suggests checking the label on the
detector for disposal options, but residents may safely discard individual units in their regular
garbage.
SOFTWARE – see MEDIA
SPORTS EQUIPMENT_____________________
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Play It Again Sports
•1325 N Rand Rd, Palatine
(847) 221-2672
•Brookside Plaza, 525 Waukegan Dr,
Northbrook
(847) 564-9180
•1127 S Roselle Rd, Schaumburg
(847) 895-8914
playitagainsports.com
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
instruments, working computers and
monitors, bicycles, working television sets,
and appliances in good working condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
STEEL – see METALS
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STORAGE BAGS and CONTAINERS– see MISCELLANEOUS
STOVE – see APPLIANCES
STYROFOAM – see POLYSTYRENE
SUMP PUMP BATTERIES – see BATTERIES
SYRINGES – see SHARPS DISPOSAL
TELEPHONE BOOKS___________________________
Yellow Pages
yellowpagesgoesgreen.org
Remove your home and office from receiving printed telephone directories.
All SWANCC communities can recycle phone books in curbside bins.
Also see Recycling Drop-off Centers.
TEXTBOOK REUSE – see BOOKS
THERMOMETERS__________________________________
SWANCC has established an environmentally-friendly Thermometer Exchange Program for
member communities.
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
thermostats. This facility accepts many
details.
Also see Mercury.
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THERMOSTATS_______________________________
SWANCC has established a recycling program for thermostats and wall switches, and
a thermometer exchange program for member communities.
Recycling Facility
information.
cityofchicago.org
G & O Thermo Supply Company
gothermal.com
Intact units only. Do not remove bulb.
•51 W Seegers Rd, Arlington Heights
(847) 439-5242
•5435 N Northwest Hwy, Chicago
(773) 763-1300
GW Berkheimer
4 E College Dr, Arlington Heights
(847) 259-5596
gwberkheimer.com
Wholesale only.
Intact units only. Do not remove bulb.
thermostats. This facility accepts many
details.
Also see Mercury.
TIRES – see AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
TOOLS – see CONSTRUCTION/BUILDING MATERIAL - DONATION
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TOYS__________________________________________
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Salvation Army
(847) 577-2828
(847) 581-0590
(847) 983-8197
instruments, working computers and
monitors, bicycles, working television sets,
and appliances in good working condition.
by calling (773) 477-1300.
TRANSPARENCIES– see FILM/CANISTERS/X-RAYS
TRANSPARENT ADHESIVE TAPE – see MISCELLANEOUS
VIDEO CASETTES – see MEDIA
VIDEO SYSTEMS/GAMES______________________
Costco
costco.gazelle.com
The Costco Trade-In Program is a service
provided to Costco customers by Gazelle.
Eligible products qualify for Costco Cash or
recycling. Shipping charges are pre-paid by
Gazelle. See website for details.
Disc Replay
•5455 W Touhy Ave, Skokie
(847) 568-0773
•13 W Golf Ctr, Hoffman Estates
(847) 882-7660
discreplay.com
Buys and sells used DVD and blu-ray
movies, CDs, video games, video game
systems and accessories.
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VIDEO SYSTEMS/GAMES continued_____________
GameStop Stores (EB Games)
gamestop.com
See website for store locations to trade in
old games and accessories.
Goodwill Industries
(847) 670-7311
amazinggoodwill.com
Accepts Microsoft Xbox, Zune and
Microsoft-branded webcams.
WASHER/DRYER – see APPLIANCES
WATER FILTERS – see MISCELLANEOUS
WOOD RECYCLING____________________________
Davin Industries
1881 Commerce Dr, Ste 108, Elk Grove
Village
(847) 593-8100
Recycles wood pallets, engineered wood and
crates, construction and lumber trim, and all
untreated wood. No logs are accepted.
D K Organics
(847) 234-5499
Accepts brush, branches, wood chips and
logs (maximum 6 feet in length). No stumps,
pallets, engineered wood or construction
lumber. Material made into compost and
mulches, available for purchase.
Land and Lakes
1300 N Milwaukee Ave, Buffalo Grove
(847) 520-1857
WRITING INSTRUMENTS – see MISCELLANEOUS
X-RAYS – see FILM/CANISTERS/X-RAYS
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YARD WASTE_________________________________
D K Organics
(847) 234-5499
Accepts most organic matter including
grass, leaves, brush, branches, wood chips
and logs (maximum 6 feet in length). No
stumps or food. Also accepts clean fill (must
be separated from other organic material.)
Mr. K Garden & Material Center
1440 Higgins Rd, Park Ridge
(847) 692-2118
Accepts fresh grass, thatch, chips, leaves,
branches and brush. Also accepts (but must
be separated) branches less than 3" in
diameter, concrete, rock and dirt. Does not
accept old grass.
Land and Lakes
1300 N Milwaukee Ave, Buffalo Grove
(847) 520-1857
YOGURT – see MISCELLANEOUS
Outreach Events Log
Date of Event
Event Summa
Event Location
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Arbor
Park VAex Montessori School
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May 14
2011
September
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2011
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Arbor
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April 29
2011
You are cordially invited to
attend Mount Prospect
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Arbor Day celebration
Friday April 29th 2011
Park View Montessori School
805 Burning Bush Lane
10 am
Please come and help us plant
the Arbor Day tree
Mount Prospect Public Works
Department
847 870 5640
Celebrates
Arbor Day 2011
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Park View Montessori School
805 Burning Bush Lane
April 29 2011
10
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am
WELCOME
Ms Sandy Clark Forestry Grounds Superintendent
Mr George Petkovich Administrator Park View Montessori
SONGS THE TREES ARE GROWING HIGH AND
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Kindergarten students taught by Iffat Mahmud Saroj
Sharma Gina Dodaro Zina Danno Jenna Stanley and
Ewa Przeklasa
TREE CITY U
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Sandy Clark Forestry Grounds Superintendent
S REMARKS AND POETRY READING
MAYOR
Original poem written and recited by Mayor Irvana K
Wilks
SONG GREEN GRASS
Song performed by the Toddlers taught by Mina
Parrenas and Laurie Washburn
PLANTING CEREMONY
Forestry Assistant Dave Hull
Mayor Wilks and Village Trustees
Garden Club Representatives
Park View Montessori School Officials
Park View Montessori Kindergarten Students
Aya Deiri
Olivia Perkins
Sabine Lee
Zachary Zigmond
Forestry Division
Grounds
Public Works Mascot P
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CLOSING SONG THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND
Please sing along with the Preschool and Kindergarten students
This land is your land this land is my land
From California to the New York island
From the Redwood Forests to the Gulf Stream waters
This land
was
made for you and me
THE ARBOR DAY TREE
And the winner is Miyabe Maple The
Miyabe maple grows to be about 40
30 feet
tall and wide This tree is native to Japan but also
grows great in our area It has crisp dark green foliage
in the summer turning a golden yellow color in the fall
Miyabe maple trees like to be planted in the sun and
are adaptable to urban conditionslike dry soils and
pollution With good care like watering and mulching
your Arbor Day tree should grow big and strong
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A special thank you to Director Kathy English for her help
coordinating this year
s celebration Thank you to Leah Nawrot
Sabine Lee Sawyer Schnell and Sophia Widholm for the beautiful
program artwork Also thank you to the Garden Club of Mount
Prospect for donating money toward this year
s Arbor Day tree
SEE YOURSELF ON TV
MPTV17 Mount Prospect television will broadcast the ceremony
during
the month of
May Call
847 870 5685 for dates and times
Come and see
Your Works
Saturday May 14 2011
Join PW Paws on a Fun Fact hunt
through your works
Learn how water flows from Lake Michigan to
your faucet
How high can you go Find out Get a lift in one
of the department
s aerial trucks
How does the sewer system under your house
work
How is Mount Prospect developing an urban
forest
How will road reconstruction and resurfacing
affect you
Come have a dog with the Works
Free
refreshments will be served
Find the answers to these and any other questions you
may have at the 32th annual
Public Works Open House
Saturday May 14 2011
OOam to 1
9
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1700 W Central Rd Mount Prospect IL 60056
At the intersection of Central and Busse Roads
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PROCLAMATION
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK
May 15
21 2011
WHEREAS the services provided by the Public li
orks Department in our communiry are an
integral parr ofon citizen every dery lives and
WHEREAS the support ofan understanding and informed communiry is vital to the efficient
operation of a public works system and its marry programs relating to ware sewers streets
and highways public buildings public green solid waste collection recycling trees and
snow removal and
WHEREAS the quality and effecliveness ofThese facilities as well as their planning design
and construction are dependent upon the efrts and skills ofpublic works emplgves and
WHEREAS the a ciency of the qualified and dedicated personnel who staffpublic works
departments is materially influenced by the people
s anlmde and understanding of the
tmporlauce of the work they perform and
WHEREAS the Afount Prospect Public Works Department will have art Open House on
Saturday Ala 14 2011 between the hours of 9
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residents of Mount Prospect with the many services provided by the Public Works
Department
NOW THEREFORE I rvana K W
ilks Mayor ofthe Village ofMount Prospect do hereby
proclaim the weekofMay 2011
15
21 as
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK
in the WWage of Mount Prospect and 1 call upon all citizens and civic organizations to
acquaint themselves with the various services provided by the Alosnt Prospect Public Works
Department to assure the health safety and con jaT ofour residents
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Lions Club
Discover How Fresh Water Gets To Your Tap
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See How The Sewer Systems Work
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