2016 DPW Services - City of Peekskill

Information on Saturday
drop-off is available on
page 8
CITY OF PEEKSKILL
2016
All commingle placed
curbside for
pickup must
be placed
loosely in a
clearly
marked container. Commingle placed
curbside for
pickup in
plastic bags of
any kind will
not be taken.
DEPARTMENT OF CITY SERVICES
SANITATION AND RECYCLING INFORMATION BROCHURE
2016
www.cityofpeekskill.com
SEE PAGE 7 & 10 FOR NEW SERVICES OFFERED
MOBILE PAPER SHREDDER & WOOD CHIPS
Household
garbage and
trash placed
curbside for
pickup
containing
recyclables
will not be
taken.
Please follow the recycling information inside this
brochure.
Dear Peekskill Resident,
The Department of City Services has continued to respond to the requests of our residents by improving the way in which
our trash collection, street cleaning and snow removal services are delivered. This brochure contains alternate side of the
street parking rules to allow for more effective cleaning of the streets in our neighborhoods, certain streets will have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect on selected days. Please see the map on page 13 for your designated street
sweeping day and look at the signs on your street for directions. If there are no “Alternate Side of the Street Parking”
signs posted on your block, then your block is not subject to the alternate side rules.
Table of Contents
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From the Mayor
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Composting
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Snow Removal
4
Collection Regulations
Also remember that the Winter parking rules are in effect from December 1 thru April 15 See page 4 & 14 for
more information.
The practice of having Saturday morning hours at the D.P.W. garage for residents to drop off bulk trash, household trash
and recyclables has resulted in more efficient bulk trash pickups during the year. Therefore we are continuing this practice
and thank all the residents who use the Saturday morning drop off. Saturday morning drop off has been returned to every
Saturday , please see page 8 for more details.
Your input and ideas are always welcome. So feel free to contact the City Manager, or the Mayor’s office to offer suggestions as to how we can continue to improve the services of our D.P.W. department.
Recycling
5-6
7
For Your Information
8-9
Fees for Services
10
B.I.D. Collection
11
East / West Map
12
Street Sweeping Districts
13
West Side Collection
15
East Side Collection
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Leaf Collection
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RICHARD LEINS
ACTING CITY MANAGER
BRENT VANZANDT,PE
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
GREGORY A. RICH, CPO
DREW A. CLAXTON
VINCENT A. VESCE
FOREMAN
DEPUTY MAYOR
COUNCILMAN
MICHAEL S. HERLING
SANITATION FOREMAN
VIVIAN C. McKENZIE
JOE TORRES
COUNCILWOMAN
COUNCILMAN
KATHLEEN TALBOT
ANDRE RAINEY
COUNCILWOMAN
COUNCILMAN
Sincerely,
FRANK A. CATALINA
Mayor
COMPOSTING
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The ABCs of Amazing Backyard Composting!
Did you know that you can convert worthless food waste into dark, rich, fertile topsoil right in your backyard? And that it costs
nothing and is pretty much effortless? All organic matter eventually decomposes. Composting speeds the process by providing an
ideal environment for bacteria and other decomposing microorganisms. The final product, humus or compost, looks and feels like
fertile garden soil. This dark, crumbly, earthy-smelling stuff works wonders on all kinds of soil and provides vital nutrients to help
plants grow and look better.
Many materials can be added to a compost pile, including leaves, grass clippings, straw, woody brush, vegetable and fruit scraps, coffee grounds, livestock manure, sawdust, and shredded paper. Do not use diseased plants, meat scraps that may attract animals, and
dog or cat manure which can carry disease. Composting can be as simple or as involved as you would like, and depends on how
much yard waste you have, how fast you want results, and the effort you are willing to invest.
There are numerous composting methods: hot-composting, cold-composting and composting with worms (vermi-composting).
There are even special appliances that allow one to compost indoors! In order to determine the best composting method, please
refer to the following Internet resources:
How to Compost: http://www.howtocompost.org/
City Composting and Urban Agriculture Tips: http://www.cityfarmer.info/
Home Composting Fact Sheet from Cornell University: http://cwmi.css.cornell.edu/compostbrochure.pdf
Numerous Composting Resources: http://vegweb.com/composting/resources.shtml
Portions of this information sheet were derived from the following website: Backyard Composting Information from the USDA:
http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/FEATURE/backyard/compost.html
Composting helps the City of Peekskill in a number of ways. It improves air quality by reducing the number of garbage truck trips
and the amount of waste burned at the incinerator plant. It improves soil fertility which helps the health of plants and the people
that depend on them. Finally, it can help your bottom line by reducing the amount of topsoil and fertilizer you need to buy to help
your garden. In short, by planning your compost pile now you can be helping both the environment and your wallet next spring!
SNOW REMOVAL
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As property owners, you are responsible for the removal of snow and ice from sidewalks fronting your property.
The following are important excerpts of the City of Peekskill, Chapter 474, “Snow and Ice Removal”.
*474-3 Placement in streets
It shall be unlawful for any person to throw or put, or cause to be thrown or put, any snow or ice into
any street, avenue, sidewalk, park or other public place in the city.
*474-5 Enforcement
It shall be the duty of the Police Department and the several members thereof and the Director of City
Services or his authorized designee(s) to enforce this chapter
*474-6 Penalties for offenses
Any person violating this chapter shall be deemed to be guilty of disorderly conduct and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined as follows, all
occurring in a calendar year:
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Seventy five dollars ( $75 ) for a first offense
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One Hundred fifty dollars ( $150 ) for a second offense
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Three Hundred dollars ( $300 ) for a third offense
* ALTERNATE SIDE OF THE STREET PARKING*
*Section 290-35 of the Code of the City of Peekskill, “Winter time Alternate Side of the Street Parking”
Alternate-side of the Street Parking - the permissible parking of motor vehicles in designated areas from 8 pm Tuesday to 8 am Wednesday,
8 pm Thursday to 8 am Friday, from 8 pm Saturday to 8 am Sunday, and from 8 pm Sunday to 8 am Monday on the EVEN NUMBER side of
the streets. From 8 pm Monday to 8 am Tuesday, 8 pm Wednesday to 8 am Thursday and from 8 pm Friday to 8 am Saturday on the ODD
NUMBER side of the streets.”
During wintertime alternate-side-of-the-street– parking regulations are in effect, no person shall park a motor vehicle on any street or highway within the City between the hours of 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. on the next day except those areas designated as alternate side of the street
parking.
COLLECTION REGULATIONS
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SANITATION CODE 485. GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND REFUSE
Garbage containers cannot exceed thirty-two ( 32 ) GALLONS IN SIZE OR EXCEED SEVENTY ( 70 ) POUNDS IN WEIGHT.
Containers must be watertight and equipped with a tight fitting lid. This is a standard size garbage container, readily available locally and in
larger department stores at a nominal cost. A thirty-two ( 32) gallon garbage bag of sufficient strength may also be used as an alternative, but
as a word of caution, the City of Peekskill will not be responsible for breakage of waste containers or bags.
No more than four ( 4 ) thirty-two ( 32) gallon waste containers of garbage shall be picked up from any residence or business per week
except as follows:
An overflow program has been instituted for residences and businesses that exceed the four ( 4 ) thirty-two ( 32 ) gallon containers. Official
City of Peekskill garbage bags can be purchased at City Hall in the City Clerks Office for a cost of $3.00 each.
Multi–Family Residences to High Density Multi-Family Complexes that require the use of one- and-one half ( 1-1/2 )cubic yard containers must
pay a user fee of $18.00 per container per collection.
Businesses that require the use of one-and-one half ( 1-1/2 ) cubic yard containers must pay a user fee of $22.00 per container per collection.
For approved curbside collection, garbage, trash and recycling shall be placed at curbside only after 6 pm on the night before and by 7 am on
the day of collection.
Garbage is classified as normal household waste, to be drained and wrapped in bags before being placed into an approved container.
SNOW AND ICE MUST NOT HINDER COLLECTION. CONTAINERS MUST BE EASILY ACCESSED
BULK TRASH
BULK TRASH WILL BE COLLECTED IN MARCH, APRIL, JUNE, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, DECEMBER 2016.
The amount of trash put out must not exceed 1-1/2 cubic yards ( 8 ft long x 3 ft high x 2 ft wide).
Some items must prepared as follows: Mattress’s must be covered with plastic bags, bags may be purchased at City Hall for $3.00
Appliances and other metals are recyclable and must be separated from the other trash. These items are collected after all trash is collected.
CARDBOARD AND NEWSPAPERS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED ON BULK TRASH DAY
COLLECTION REGULATIONS
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BULK TRASH CONT.
Refrigerators, tires, air conditioners, freezers and propane tanks must have prepaid stickers on them. Refrigerator and freezer doors must be
removed.
Paint cans must be empty and dry without the lids.
Any long items must be cut to 4 feet in length and tied not exceeding 30 lbs.
Small items must be bagged, boxed or canned.
There is no bulk trash collections for commercial establishments.
TREE BRANCHES LONGER THAN 4 FEET MUST BE NEATLY PILED NOT EXCEEDING 8 FT LONG X 3 FT WIDE X 2 FT
HIGH. CALL D.C.S FOR A CHIPPER APPOINTMENT 734-4130.
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED:
LOGS AND STUMPS
ROCKS, DIRT, ASPHALT OR CONCRETE
HOUSEHOLD/TOXIC CHEMICALS
TELEVISION SCREENS
GRASS CLIPPINGS
LARGE AUTOMOBILE PARTS
ANY TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS
COMPUTER MONITORS SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
TELEVISION SCREENS AND COMPUTER MONITORS ARE CONSIDERED HAZARDOUS WASTE AND CANNOT BE
COLLECTED WITH YOUR GARBAGE OR TRASH. IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF YOUR OLD T.V. OR COMPUTER MONITOR, YOU MUST TAKE THEM TO THE D.C.S. GARAGE LOCATED AT LOUISA ST AND SOUTH ST ON
EVERY
SATURDAY MORNINGS BETWEEN 9 AM AND NOON.
SMALL CORDED APPLIANCES LIKE PRINTERS, MICROWAVES, CAN OPENERS, BLOW DRYERS,
COMPUTER TOWERS MUST ALSO BE RECYCLED ALONG WITH TVs AND COMPUTER MONITORS .
If you cannot deliver your TV. or computer screen, call DCS at 734-4130 to schedule a pick-up. The Fee starts at $50.00 and
varies depending on the size
WESTCHESTER COUNTY MANDATES STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF THEIR RECYCLING LAWS
Recycling takes only minutes a day and can save your tax dollars and our natural resources.
HELP US HELP YOU PLEASE RECYCLE
COMMINGLE RECYCLING COLLECTION
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All plastic containers marked with the following symbols are currently accepted.
Non recycled materials include: CRYSTAL , WINDOW GLASS , STYROFOAM, MIRRORS, CERAMICS / OVENWARE,
LIGHT BULBS, DRINKING GLASSES, DINNERWARE, BROKEN GLASS, FOAM, VINYL , PLASTIC BAGS AND WRAP,
WAXED CARDBOARD DAIRY CONTAINERS, FLATWARE, CAPS AND LIDS, OIL/ PAINT CANS, BATTERIES, APPLIANCES, COAT HANGERS, ALUMINUM SIDING, SHEET AND SCRAP METAL
All containers must be rinsed out and placed in your RECYCLING BOX or a CLEARLY MARKED CONTAINER for
collection. Recycling must be out no later than 7 a.m. on the day of your scheduled collection.
Commingle will not be collected in plastic bags of any type.
PAPER AND CORRUGATED CARDBOARD
For residential curbside pick-up, place newspapers, phone books, magazines, brochures, catalogs and junk mail, tissue boxes, cereal boxes into
brown paper bags and/or tied into bundles with twine. Bundles can be no more than 12 inches high and weigh no more than 40 lbs. Corrugated
cardboard can be flattened and tied or place flattened boxes inside another corrugated box. Hard cover books are NOT Recyclable. Recycling
must be out no later than 7 a.m. on the day of your scheduled collection. No tape or plastic bags. Check the calendar for pick up schedule.
The Westchester County Mobile Shredder will be at the City Hall parking lot 828 Main St.
April 30 2016 & August 13 2016
During the Hours 10:00 AM—1:00 PM
As this service is gaining in popularity, residents should be prepared to wait as lines are sometimes long. However, the wait doesn't have to be
that long. Come prepared. This means you've removed all metal clips, fasteners, binders, folders and hard covers and placed the papers loosely in
a box. Hard covers – cardboard or plastic covers on items such as ledger books, marble composition books and hard-cover books – cannot be
shredded and will be turned away. Residents must rip pages out from hard cover books for shredding and throw the covers in their regular
household trash. Up to four boxes of papers are allowed for shredding.
NON RECYCLED MATERIALS INCLUDE: HARD COVER BOOKS, WAXED BEVERAGE CONTAINERS, PAPER PLATES
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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USED MOTOR OIL
Bring used motor oil to the D.C.S. Maintenance Garage at 1003 Lower South St. Tuesday thru Friday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Limit 5 gals of oil.
Please do not leave any items outside of the gate.
$5.00 FEE
THE FIRST BAG WILL BE NO CHARGE
SATURDAY MORNING DROP OFF
The City Services Garage located at the intersection of Louisa St and South St is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon and accepts the
following: with a pre paid coupon. GARBAGE ( NO MORE THAN TWO CANS OR THE EQUIVALENT of 8’ x 3’ x 2’ ) TRASH
ITEMS ( NO MORE THAN TWO ITEMS OF FURNITURE ) NO CHARGE FOR CORRUGATED CARDBOARD, PAPER , GLASS, PLASTIC AND METAL RECYCLABLES. TELEVISIONS AND COMPUTER MONITORS , SMALL CORDED APPLIANCES. 20 LBS. PROPANE
TANKS, REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, TIRES AND AIR CONDITIONERS WITH PREPAID STICKERS,
.
ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: GRASS CLIPPINGS, LARGE AUTO PARTS, TOXIC CHEMICALS AND FUEL TANKS
CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS ( SHEETROCK, FLOORING, ROOF SHINGLES, CONCRETE, ASPHALT)
CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING
CHRISTMAS TREES WILL BE CHIPPED ON THURSDAY BETWEEN JAN 7 AND FEB 18, 2016. TREES WITH NAILS, LIGHTS, METAL WIRES
OR IN BAGS WILL NOT BE CHIPPED
TO REPORT A STREET LIGHT NOT WORKING
TO REPORT A STREET LIGHT NOT WORKING CALL DCS AT 734-4130 AND GIVE THE POLE NUMBER W-# OR NYT-# ON WOODEN
POLES. ON ALUMINUM POLES PLEASE GIVE THE NEAREST STREET ADDRESS.
CELL PHONE RECYCLING
CELL PHONES CONTAIN HIGHLY TOXIC MATERIALS AND NEED TO BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. AS OF JUNE 2006 IT IS AGAINST
THE LAW TO THROW A CELL PHONE IN THE GARBAGE. VIOLATORS CAN BE FINED UP TO $250. YOU MAY DROP OFF UNWANTED CELL PHONES AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS IN THE CITY OF PEEKSKILL: CITY HALL, 840 MAIN ST.,
SCHOOL ADMIN. BUILDING, 1031 ELM ST., PEEKSKILL YOUTH BUREAU, 828 MAIN ST.,
P.H.S., 1072 ELM ST.,
FIELD LIBRARY, 4 NELSON AVE.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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When you purchase a new appliance, mattress, rug, furniture, TV, computer, ect., ask the dealer to remove your old item (s ).
Donate your unwanted clothing, shoes and accessories, small appliances, toys, books and bric- a- brac to a local charity or church, or just pass them along to
someone in need.
To donate small items, clothing and accessories, contact:
PEEKSKILL SALVATION ARMY 1022 MAIN ST. , 737-3022 To donate larger items contact:
SALVATION ARMY ( 914 ) 664 0800
BARGAINS GALORE 1002 MAIN ST. 739-1913
HABITAT RESTORE NEW ROCHELLE, 914-403-4006
Used books may be taken to THE BRUISED APPLE, 923 Central Ave, 734-7000 or the FIELD LIBRARY BOOK STORE, 934 South St, 736-7030
Reduce waste and help the environment try BACK YARD COMPOSTING AND GRASSCYCLING. Brochures are available at City Hall and can be mailed to
you upon request. If you have suggestions on reducing, reusing or recycling, please contact us at 734-4130.
HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL CLEAN UP DAYS
Westchester County is currently Accepting Household Chemicals by Appointment only.
For instructions on items that are not acceptable and how to dispose of them, call the Westchester County Household Chemical Hotline at (914) 813-5425 or
visit their website at www.westchestergov.com.
Some accepted Items include: Most automotive fluids, flammable liquids, polishes, pesticides and insecticides, swimming pool chemicals, fluorescent light bulbs,
compact fluorescent bulbs, Expired or unused Pharmaceuticals, E-Waste, Propane Tanks, Batteries ( car, alkaline, rechargeable and button )
COMPACT FLOURESCENT LAMPS CAN BE TAKEN TO YOUR LOCAL HOME DEPOT STORE FOR RECYCLING
IMPORTANT NOTICE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
RADIOLOGICAL MEDICATION RESIDUALS CANNOT BE DISPOSED OF IN THE GARBAGE
If you or your pets are receiving medical treatment involving radioactive materials, all residuals or personal items that could collect body fluids should be returned to the hospital or health care facility where you or your pet received treatment, for proper disposal. Your doctor will advise you how long after treatment
you will need to continue taking these precautions. These items include: Diapers, excreta, kitty litter, sanitary napkins, tampons, tissues or any other product that
would be used to absorb bodily fluids.
SHARPS DISPOSAL
Proper disposal of sharps is important to the safety of the sharps user and to the workers who handle trash. Follow these guidelines to keep yourself and others
safe. Use a leak proof, shatterproof and puncture proof container with a screw top such as a plastic laundry soap container labeled SHARPS. Place the lancet or
needle and syringe in the container immediately and secure the screw top on the container. When the container is full apply tape around the neck and top of the
container. The preferred method of disposal is to take the full container to Sharps disposal site listed in the Westchester County brochure. Local sites listed are
Westledge Nursing Home 2000 Main St. or NewYork-Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital 1980 Crompound Rd.. The alternate method is to place the container
in with the household trash. Never place SHARPS in with the recycling.
FEES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES
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The following states the conditions under which you may legally dispose of 20 lbs propane tanks, tires and appliances containing a refrigerant and special trash pick ups.
Below is a form, which may be mailed to the Office of the City Clerk, or delivered in person for the prepaid disposition of the above mentioned items.
485-11 Fees for Special Services
A. The following fees shall apply to special services rendered by the Department of City Services:
1. Removal of 20 lbs propane tanks, tires and appliances
$8.00 per 20 lbs propane tank or tire
$35.00 per refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner
2. Special trash pick up other than in the normal course of services rendered by the Department of City Services: $50.00 per 8 ft long x 3 ft high x 2 ft wide. With a
minimum charge of Fifty Dollars ( $50.00 )
B. All fees for such special services shall be approved by the Department of City Services prior to being pre-paid in the Office of the City Clerk who shall issue a receipt for
such payment prior to the rendering of such service by the Department of City Services.
Refrigerator and freezer doors must be removed
QUANTITY
NAME : ________________________________
ITEM
_COST__
PROPANE TANK @ $8.00 EACH_____________________________
ADDRESS :______________________________
__CAR TIRE @ 8.00 EACH__________________________________
REFRIGERATOR, A/C OR FREEZER
PHONE :_______________________________
@ $35.00 EACH__________________________ ___________
SPECIAL TRASH PICK UP
MINIMUM $ 50.00__________________________________________
Make check to: CITY of PEEKSKILL
Mail or bring in person to: CITY CLERK
WOOD CHIPS DELIVERED 8.00 per yard ( 4 yard min ) ______________
840 Main St
Peekskill, N.Y. 10566
If you have any questions on the above, please call D.C.S at 734-4130
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
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Garbage and recyclables ready for collection shall be placed at the curbside or in an approved collection station. NO SUCH MATERIAL GENERATED
WITHIN A BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE SHALL BE PLACED IN RECEPTACLES LOCATED AT CITY PARKS, OR UPON CITY STREETS OR
ER PUBLIC LOCATIONS MAINTAINED BY THE CITY. VIOLATORS WILL BE FINED AND PUNISHED TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE
ORDINANCE.
PRE PAID COUPONS
AT THE D.P.W. OFDROP OFF.
OTH-
MUST BE PURCHESED
FICE FOR SATURDAY
REGULATIONS
* Garbage is collected Monday through Friday and must be placed curbside between the hours of 6 a.m. and 10 a.m.
* There is a second garbage collection every Saturday Morning ( including holidays ) and garbage must be placed curbside by 7:00 AM
* Cardboard and commingled paper is collected Monday, Wednesday and Friday and must be placed curbside between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m.
* Commingled glass, plastic and metal containers are collected on Friday and must be placed curbside between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. (See calendar for Holiday week exceptions).
* Refer to pages 3 through 9 for information on recycling, garbage and other services.
* Bulk trash is collected by appointment only. Schedule your collection by calling D.C.S. at 734-4130. CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.
* T.V.s and Computer monitors are not collected and must be taken to the City Services Garage Every Saturday Mornings between 9 a.m. and 12 noon.
WEST
SIDE
FEES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES
EAST
SIDE
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WEST SIDE pick-up includes both sides of Fremont St., S. Division St. ( from Fremont St. to
Main St. ) , N. Division St. ( from Main St. to Highland Ave. ) and Highland Ave.
SWEEPER RULES
Will be in effect
April 1st thru Dec 1st
Weather permitting
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The Peekskill City Winter Parking Ordinance will be in effect from
December 1 through April 15
Parking is Prohibited on City streets from 8:00 pm to 8:00 am, except in designated
areas where signs are posted for Winter Alternate Side of the Street Parking. If signs
are posted, follow the instructions that are listed on the sign. Vehicles in violation of this
Ordinance may be issued a Parking Ticket with fines starting at $50.00. Fines will
increase to $150.00 if a State of Emergency is declared. Vehicles may also be towed at
the owner's expense anytime a vehicle interferes with snow plowing and snow removal,
etc. operations.
(pD·162a Rev. 11114)
POLICE NOTICE
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SEE PAGES 5, 6, 7 FOR COLLECTION INSTRUCTIONS
2016
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11
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27
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31
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G– HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE N/C– NEWSPAPER/ CARDBOARD B/T– BULK TRASH C—COMMINGLE
B/L– BAG LEAF COLLECTION S/D SATURDAY DROP OFF
H—HOLIDAYS NO SCHEDULED PICKUP
SEE PAGES 5, 6, 7 FOR COLLECTION INSTRUCTIONS
2016
FEBRUARY
JANUARY
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EAST SIDE COLLECTION SCHEDULE
APRIL
MARCH
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Sat
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3
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4
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5
B/L
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C
7
S/D
8
9
10
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12
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14
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5
6
15
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17
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20
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12
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31
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11
12
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Wed
JULY
JUNE
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Sun
Mon
OCTOBER
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Fri
Sat
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3
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Wed
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Wed
AUGUST
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Thu
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Sat
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Sat
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B/L
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B/L
9
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G– HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE N/C– NEWSPAPER/ CARDBOARD B/T– BULK TRASH C—COMMINGLE
B/L– BAG LEAF COLLECTION S/D SATURDAY DROP OFF
H—HOLIDAYS NO SCHEDULED PICKUP
LEAVES MAY BE RAKED INTO THE GUTTER NO EARLIER THAN THE WEEKEND
PRIOR TO YOUR SCHEDULED PICK-UP DAY
LEAF
VACUUM
SCHEDULE
D.C.S. REQUIRES THE USE OF ONLY BIODEGRADABLE PAPER BAGS FOR COLLECTION
CITYWIDE BAG COLLECTION—APRIL 7 , MAY 5 , NOVEMBER 3 &17 and DECEMBER 8
2016
CALL FOR PICK-UP
DISTRICT 4 - 11/14
DISTRICT 8 - 11/23
DISTRICT 11 - 12/2
DISTRICT 13 - 12/7
BROWN ST
ELIZABETH ST
ESTHER ST
ARCH ST
CRESENT CT
CIRCLE
ELM ST ( Pine to Maple )
GEORGIAN CT
HALSTEAD ST
HUDSON AVE ( Pine to Maple )
LONGVIEW AVE
MAPLE AVE ( Pine to Hudson )
NASSAU PL
PATRICIAN CT
POMEROY ST
RIVERVIEW AVE
SUMMIT AVE
CATHERINE ST
CONSTANT AVE ( Nelson to Highland )
FROST CT
GARFIELD ST ( Highland to Dead end )
HIGHLAND AVE
LAKEVIEW DR
LIBERTY ST
MARION AVE
NELSON AVE ( Phoenix to Catherine )
ORCHARD ST ( Nelson to Highland )
PEMART AVE ( Highland to Lakeview )
PHOENIX AVE ( Nelson to Highland )
REYNOLDS ST
BENEFIELD BLVD
CARHART AVE
CARLTON CT
HAMILTON AVE
HORTON DR
HOWARD ST ( High to Westchester )
HUSTED AVE
LARCH CT / LN
LEDA DR
MAIN ST ( Hamilton to City line )
MACKELLAR CT
OVERLOOK AVE
PATTERSON CT
PROSPECT PL
SCOFIELD CT
SEABURY PL
SCHULTZ CT
WESTCHESTER AVE
BUENA VISTA
DELANCY AVE
FROST LN
KOSSUTH PL
LINDBERG PL
LOUIS CT
N. DIVISION ST ( Lockwood to City line )
OAKWOOD DR
PEGGY LN
RIDGEWOOD DR
VAIL AVE
PATAKI FARM DR
STACEY CT
DISTRICT 1 -
11/7
BAY ST ( South to Washington )
FRANKLIN ST ( Simpson to Washington )
GROVE ST
HUDSON AVE ( Railroad to Washington )
LAFAYETTE PL
REQUA ST ( South to Washington )
ROOSEVELT AVE
SIMPSON PL
SMITH ST
SOUTH ST ( Grove to Washington )
WASHINGTON ST ( Franklin to South )
DISTRICT 2 - 11/9
BAY ST ( Washington to Depew St )
CHAUNCEY PL
DEPEW CT
DEPEW ST
DYCKMAN ST
ELM ST ( Ringgold to Union )
FRANKLIN ST ( Washington to Union )
FROST AVE
HUDSON AVE ( Washington to Union )
REQUA ST ( Washington to Union )
RINGGOLD ST
UNION AVE
SOUTH ST ( Washington to S. Division )
DISTRICT 3 - 11/10
ELM ST ( Union to Pine )
FIRST ST
FREMONT ST
HUDSON AVE ( Union to Pine )
MAPLE AVE ( S. Division to Pine )
PINE ST
RAYMOND ST
S. DIVISION ST ( South to Wells )
SECOND ST
WALNUT ST
WELLS ST
DISTRICT 5 - 11/16
BOULEVARD
CONGRESS AVE
ELM ST ( Maple to Riverview )
HYATT AVE
MAGNOLIA AVE
PROSPECT TERR
DISTRICT 6 - 11/18
BEVERLY LN
FERRIS ST
MONTROSS AVE
MAPLE AVE ( Pine to City line )
WOODDALE AVE
DISTRICT 7 - 11/21
BELDEN ST
CONSTANT AVE ( Decatur to Nelson )
DECATUR AVE
DIVEN ST
HADDEN ST
JOHN ST
MAIN ST ( Rte 9 to N. Division )
NELSON AVE ( Main to Phoenix )
ORCHARD ST ( Decatur to Nelson )
PAULDING ST
SPRING ST
ST MARY’S ST
DISTRICT 9 - 11/28
CONSTANT AVE ( N. Division to Overlook )
CORTLAND ST
HIGH ST
HOWARD ST ( N. James to High )
OAKRIDGE PKWY
ORCHARD ST ( N. Division to End )
SEYMOUR LN
KISSAM RD
LOVERS LN
N. JAMES ST
N. BROAD ST
DISTRICT 10 - 11/30
ARMSTRONG AVE
CAYUGA DR
CENTRAL AVE
CHARLES ST
CROMPOND RD
FIELD ST
FINCH ST
GRANT AVE
IROQUOIS ST
LEILA ST
LINCOLN TERR
MAIN ST ( Division to Hamilton )
PARK ST
S. DIVISION ST ( Broad to Crompond )
SENECA ST
SOUTHARD AVE
S. BROAD ST
DISTRICT 12 - 12/6
ALBERT RD
BERNARD RD
BRANDT AVE
CONSTANT AVE ( Highland to N. Division )
GARFIELD ST ( Highland to Brandt )
HARRISON AVE
KING ST
LOCKWOOD DR
LYMAN AVE
McCORD PL
N.DIVISION ST ( Highland to Lockwood )
NORTH ST
ORCHARD ST ( Highland to N Division )
PARKWAY PL
PEMART AVE ( Highland to N. Division )
PHOENIX AVE ( Highland to N Division )
RIGHI CT
WARREN AVE
DISTRICT 14 - 12/08
BLELOCH AVE
BROOK ST
COLONIAL RD
FAIRLAWN AVE
FRANKLIN ST (South to Simpson )
HOMESTEAD AVE
HOOVER AVE
JACKSON ST
LINDBERGH AVE
LOOMIS AVE
LYLE CT
MAPLEWOOD AVE
McGUIRE AVE
McKINLEY ST
MILTON AVE
MT. VIEW RD
OSBORNE AVE
RIDGE ST
SHENANDOAH AVE
SHERMAN AVE
SHERROW PL
SHORT ST
WASHINGTON ST ( Franklin to City line )
WELCHER AVE
WOODLAWN AVE
WOOD ST
NO OTHER ITEMS SHALL BE PLACED IN THE LEAF PILES
( BRUSH, BRANCHES, BAGS, BRICKS, ROCKS, GARBAGE, PUMPKINS )
D.C.S. REQUIRES THE USE OF ONLY BIODEGRADABLE PAPER BAGS FOR COLLECTION
CITYWIDE BAG COLLECTION APRIL 7 , MAY 5 , NOVEMBER 3 &17 and DECEMBER 8
PLEASE NOTE - Due to the unpredictability of the weather, amounts of leaves and mechanical issues this schedule is subject to change.
check the web site or call D.C.S. for schedule updates. ( 734-4130 )