2.1 TRASH AND RECYCLING
Bagging your trash before placing it into your toter helps reduce loose trash blowing around the neighborhood. When you do not bag your trash and place loose items into the toters, the trash gets blown throughout the neighborhood on windy days. Please make sure to use trash bags to contain the trash that you place into your toter. Help keep Pine Creek looking good!
If you want to help your trash and recycling containers find their way home after a wind event - mark your name and phone number on them. You can use paint pens (more permanent) or duct tape and magic marker (temporary) - and to make it last longer - do it inside the lid where the info will stay dry. If you find a container in your yard - check for return info.
Learn more at www.pcva.org/trash--recycling.html
- To ensure compliance with waste and recyclables, the PCVA provides Pine Creek a single waste management and recycling company. See www.pcva.org for more information.
- Do not place trash/recycling bins at the curb prior to 6 PM the day before service and stow the bins by 8 PM the day of service.
- To prevent blowing trash and/or attracting animals, and in alignment with the trash/recycling company policy, all trash/recyclables must be inside the bins with the lid closed.
- When not at the curb for service, stow trash/recycle bins out of view from the street or neighboring homes.
Bagging your trash before placing it into your toter helps reduce loose trash blowing around the neighborhood. When you do not bag your trash and place loose items into the toters, the trash gets blown throughout the neighborhood on windy days. Please make sure to use trash bags to contain the trash that you place into your toter. Help keep Pine Creek looking good!
If you want to help your trash and recycling containers find their way home after a wind event - mark your name and phone number on them. You can use paint pens (more permanent) or duct tape and magic marker (temporary) - and to make it last longer - do it inside the lid where the info will stay dry. If you find a container in your yard - check for return info.
Learn more at www.pcva.org/trash--recycling.html
RSS Feed