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RULES FOR SETTING OUT RECYCLABLES: (Paper Group & Container Group)
- Garbage and recyclables are collected on your designated day.
- Recyclables must be separated into 2 groups – Paper Group and Container Group.
- Recyclables are to be put out the same day and time as your garbage and placed in a large clear plastic bag or in a reusable container.
- Paper group consists of cardboard, boxes, newspapers, brown paper bags, glossy ads, magazines, phone books, junk mail, envelopes, letters, computer paper, school paper, cardboard tubes, cereal, tissue and pizza boxes.
- Paper group items should be placed in reusable containers, brown paper bags, or clear large plastic bags.
- Boxes such as cereal, tissue, and other non-corrugated should be flattened.
- Corrugated cardboard must be flattened and bundled. NOT to exceed 2 feet by 2 feet by 8 inches.
- DO NOT use cardboard boxes as a container.
- Container group consists of clear and colored glass jars and bottles, tin cans, aluminum cans, aluminum foil items, milk and juice cartons, plastic bottles and containers with a 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 in the recycling triangle.
- All containers must be cleaned, lids must be removed and discarded.
- Container group items should be placed in reusable containers or clear large plastic bags separate from the paper group.
- If your garbage or recyclables are not collected, contact Spohn’s Disposal Service at 866-8820.
Not Recyclable
- DO NOT PLACE BAGS OF PLASTIC BAGS WITH THE RECYCLABLE ITEMS, PLASTIC GROCERY STORE BAGS ARE NOT RECYCLABLE UNDER OUR SYSTEM.
- STYROFOAM PACKAGING IS NOT RECYCLABLE. PLEASE DO NOT PLACE WITH RECYCLABLES.
- Place all Styrofoam in a clear plastic bag by itself and it will be picked up at no charge.
- Other items, NOT RECYCLABLE are plastic toys, light bulbs, window glass, dishes, flower pots, cooking wares, wood, plaster/wallboard, oil containers, hard cover books, ceiling tile, pails, and clothes hangers. Please dispose as garbage in village bags or toters/carts.
- Tires: Residents can take them directly to the Solid Waste Authority’s Residential Convenience Station on Leland Ave. in Utica.
- Used Oil: Take to a service station, oil redemption center or the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority’s Residential Convenience Station in Utica.
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