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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 06222004 - C.39-C.45 D.2 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Adapted this Carder on:Tune 22, 2004 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors CTilkema, DeSaulnier and Greenberg NOES: None ABSENT: Supervisors Gioia and Glover ABSTAIN: None SUBJECT: Consider accepting report from the Illegal Dumping Task Force on proposed actions and associated activities to mitigate illegal dumping in the County. CONTINUED to July 13, 2004. I hereby certify that this is a tree and correct copy of an action taken and entered on the minutes of the Board of Supervisors on the date shown. Attested: June 22, 2004 John Sweeten, Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors and County Administrator �, By Deputy Clerk _._._.. TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS �' � � �� CONTRA COSTA FROM: John Sweeten, County Administrator COUNTY DATE: June 22, 2004 ,R`,. � IL SUBJECT: Illegal Dumping Task Force Report SPECIFIC REQUEST(5) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION 1. ACCEPT the report of the Illegal Dumping Task Force on the actions to implement an illegal dumping program and ACKNOWLEDGE that the program will center around the goals of: • Education • Prevention • Investigation • Prosecution 2. ACKNOWLEDGE that the Community Development Department and the Environmental Health Division of the Health Services Department, with the assistance of Richmond Sanitary Service, have created a list of addresses and a map of parcels in the North Richmond area (incorporated and unincorporated)that do not have weekly garbage service or an exemption from garbage service, as directed by the Board of Supervisors on October 15, 2003 (item C.60). (see Attachment VI) 3. ENDORSE the establishment of a $150,000 Mandatory Refuse Collection Revolving Fund in the form of an advance of $100,000 from the Regional Enhancement Fee reserve and $50,000 from Environmental Health to be used by the Environmental Health Division to implement enforcement of Mandatory Subscriptions. 4. ENDORSE the implementation of a county-wide education effort on illegal dumping to include up to $73,000 in costs for a recycling guide in the three County area SBC phone books. (see Attachment V) CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: X YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR—RLICOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMiTT APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): ACTION OF BOARD ON APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS d° 1 HEREBY CERTIFY AT THIS IS A UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) TRUE AND COR T COPY OF AN AYES: NOES: ACTION TAKE D ENTERED ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ON MINUTE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERV RS ON THE DATE SHOWN. Contact: John T.Gregory 335-1089 ATTESTED JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR cc: Deldra Dingman,CDD Lara Delaney,CAO MJ Lanni,CAO DEPUTY Mick!Davis,CSD Bots Tamorl,GSD Joe Yee,PWD Lt.Charles Skuce,Sheriff David Brown,DA Michael Silva,BID Ken Stuart,HSD Lever Pascalli,HSD Tom Geiger,County Counsel Lillian Fuji,County Counsel 5. DIRECT the Environmental Health Division to propose amendments to existing County codes related to hauler permits (Chapter 418-2) and mandatory subscription (Chapter 418-6) and forward those proposed amendments to County Counsel and Community Development within 30 days for review and comment. 6. ACCEPT staff report from County Administrator's Office on its review of the consolidation of litter/debris pick-up activities in the Public Works and General Services Departments. (see Attachment 11) 7. DIRECT staff of General Services to continue to work with the Probation Department and Sheriff's Office to increase the amount of offender labor and prioritize labor assigned to the County illegal dumping enforcement efforts. 8. DIRECT Public Works to work with Sheriff personnel to engage in education and enforcement within unincorporated communities to emphasize street sweeping efforts. 9. ACKNOWLEDGE the effort of Republic Services and Electronic Innovations to provide surveillance from their individual properties and authorize up to $25,000 from the IRRF mitigation funds to assist in support of equipment purchase for pilot monitoring program from these two locations. 10. ACKNOWLEDGE that the Sheriff has authorized the use of 911 dispatch system to receive calls regarding illegal dumping in the North Richmond community on a 90 day pilot program trial. 11. ENDORSE the use of 1-800-NO-DUMPING as an illegal dumping hotline. DIRECT staff from the Contra Costa Clean Water Program to work with staff from Community Development and the County Administrator's Office to direct calls related to illegal dumping to appropriate phone numbers. 12. ACKNOWLEDGE that a North Richmond Community Services Coordinator position will be filled and funded in part by the Redevelopment Agency, Housing Authority and Public Works Department and that this position will work, in part, on the illegal dumping problem in the North Richmond Community. 13. ACKNOWLEDGE that the District Attorney staff has participated in all task force meetings and has indicated commitment to prosecute all cases regarding illegal dumping violations as a priority item. 14. DIRECT staff of Community Development, Public Works and General Services Department to engage municipal advisory council(s)to explore an "adopt a road program.,, 15. DIRECT staff of the County Administrator's (Office and Community Development Department to engage in discussion with county landfill operators and franchised waste haulers to develop additional strategies to address illegal dumping which should include a bulky material removal program and report options within 90 days. FISCAL IMPACT: An advance of $100,000 from the Regional Enhancement Fee reserve designation would be required to initiate the Mandatory Subscription Enforcement program. The printing of the recycling guide is estimated to cost $73,000. Community Development Department staff has requested contributions from partner agencies to fund the printing. BACKGROUND: On September 23, 2003, the Board of Supervisors approved the Environmental Justice Report from the Environmental Justice Ad Hoc Committee. (see Attachment 1) In that report it was recommended that the Board: RECOGNIZE ongoing work on illegal dumping as a pilot program; ESTABLISH a task force consisting of representatives from those departments most involved in the resolution of illegal dumping, including but not limited to Health Services (Hazardous Materials Program, Environmental Health), Public Works, General Services, Sheriff, District Attorney, Community Development, Building Inspection, County Counsel, District 1, District V, the County Administrator's Office and community representatives and; DIRECT the task force to report back to the Ad Hoc Committee in 90 days on the progress of developing and implementing a strategy to address the problem of illegal dumping. On March 18, 2004, the Environmental Justice Ad Hoc Committee requested a report be made to the full Board. Proposed Actions A. Prevention 1. Mandatory Subscription Chapter 418-6 of the County Code (commonly referred to as the "Mandatory Subscription Ordinance")was adopted in 1985. This ordinance requires that owners and other persons in control of all premises from which solid waste is generated subscribe for solid waste collection services unless an exemption is granted by the Health Officer. This ordinance provides the County with the authority to subscribe for collection services on behalf of an owner if the owner fails to subscribe within 15 days of receiving written notice from the County, unless they have requested a hearing. The ordinance also authorizes the County to recover actual expenses (including administrative costs and payments made to the hauler) as long as they are not in excess of the amount specified in the notice sent to owner(or written decision from hearing if applicable). The specified mechanism to recover these costs is placement of a special assessment against the parcel on their tax bill. The County has entered into Franchise Agreements with several private haulers for solid waste and recycling collection in the following unincorporated communities: Alhambra Valley, Bay Point, Bay View/Montalvin Manor, Canyon, Clyde, Crockett, Discovery Bay, Bast Richmond Heights, El Sobrante, Knightsen, 'Morgan Territory, North Richmond, Pacheco, Port Costa, Rollingwood and Tara Hills. These Franchise Agreements require that the haulers assist the County in its enforcement of the Mandatory Subscription Ordinance by providing the County with the addresses of properties not subscribing to collection service within their franchise areas and by providing collection service to such properties upon written request by the County. A source of one-time funding is needed to initiate a pro-active enforcement system for Chapter 418-6. The amount of funding needed will depend on how many owners fail to subscribe to solid waste collection service after receiving notice from the County's Health Officer. For example, if owners of 898 residences failed to subscribe for service, the County would have to pay the haulers between $15,715 and $21,372 per month for collection services at these 898 residences. Upon dedication of funding for this pro-active enforcement system, the following steps could be initiated: a. Community Development Department(CDD) requests in writing from each Franchised Hauler a list of addresses of all properties not subscribing to collection service within each County Franchise Area; b. CDD transmits list of addresses of properties not subscribing to collection service to the Environmental Health Division of the Health Services Department (HSD); c. HSD sends notices to owners of all properties not subscribing to collection service requiring that they either subscribe or request a hearing within 15 days. These notices must state the consequences for not subscribing (including estimated costs that could be levied as special assessment lien against their property); d. HSD subscribes for service, including making payments to haulers, on behalf of all owners that do not subscribe or request hearing within 15 days; e. HSD keeps an account of the charges incurred for each parcel of real property served including administrative costs, f. HSD transmits allowed costs that are not paid within 30 days of final order to the Auditor- Controller and Tax Collector to be entered as assessments against the designated parcels and included on bills for taxes levied against said parcels. Additional information is provided in Attachment 111 on mandatory subscription from Ken Stuart from Environmental Health. As a related item, please see Attachment IV on Waste Hauler Permits from Ken Stuart from Environmental Health. What is ilisaai'Dumping and What is the County currently doing to prevent it Illegal dumping is disposal of waste in an unpermitted area. Illegally dumped wastes are primarily non- hazardous materials that are dumped to avoid either disposal fees or the time and effort required for proper disposal. These materials can include: construction and demolition waste such as drywall, roofing shingles, lumber, bricks, concrete, and siding; abandoned automobiles, auto parts, scrap tires, appliances or"white goods", furniture, yard waste, household trash and medical waste Sites used for illegal dumping vary but may include abandoned industrial, residential, or commercial buildings; vacant lots on public or private property; and infrequently used alleys or roadways. Because of their accessibility and poor lighting, areas along rural roads and railways are particularly vulnerable. Illegal dumping can occur at any time of day but is more common at night or in the early morning hours during warmer months. If not addressed illegal dumps often attract more waste, potentially hazardous wastes such as asbestos, household chemicals and paints, automotive fluids, and commercial or industrial wastes. Offenders can include: construction, demolition, remolding, roofing, or landscaping contractors, general hauling contractors, operators of junkyards, automobile repair or tire shops, scrap collectors, local residents and "do-it-yourselfers. An individual may claim to be operating a transfer station or recycling business and accept waste at an unpermitted facility, only to abandon the facility when it reaches capacity. A resident may dump wastes that did' not get picked' up by local waste haulers, such as bulky items, carpeting, or household hazardous wastes. In many cases, illegal dumpers are breaking other laws relating to vehicle licensing, insurance, drug'possession or theft. _. _. The health risks associated with illegal dumping are significant. Ares used for illegal dumping may be easily accessible to people, especially children, who are vulnerable to the physical (protruding nails or sharp edges) and chemical (harmful fluids or dust)hazards posed by wastes. Rodents, insects, and other vermin attracted to dump sites may also pose health risks. Dump sites with scrap tires provide an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes, which can multiply 100 times faster than normal in the warm, stagnant water in scrap tire casings. Severe illnesses, including encephalitis and dengue fever, have been attributed to disease-carrying mosquitoes originating from scrap piles. In addition, countless neighborhoods have been evacuated and property damage has been significant because of dump sites that caught fire, either by spontaneous combustion or, more commonly, by arson. Illegal dumping can impact proper drainage of runoff, making areas more susceptible to flooding when wastes black ravines, creeks, culverts, and drainage basins. In rural areas, open burning at dump sites can cause forest fires and severe erosion as fires burn away trees and undergrowth. Dumping activities in such areas can also have a negative impact on plants and wildlife. Additionally, runoff from dump sites containing chemicals may contaminate wells and surface water used as sources of drinking water. Dump sites serve as magnets for additional dumping and other criminal activities. As a result of illegal dumping, property values decrease and the community becomes unattractive to commercial and residential developers. Without the tax revenues that accompany development, the funding available to establish and maintain effective illegal dumping prevention programs is limited. Ultimately, it is the development of areas susceptible to illegal dumping that eradicates the problem. Finally the costs to local government and industry associated with continuous clearing dumped waste materials are significant. Some urban areas have reported spending several million dollars per year on cleanup, hauling, and disposal activities associated with illegal dump sites. These costs may be passed along to residents in the form of higher service fees or property taxes. Existing Activities Related to Illegal Dumping Prevention and Abatement Public Works Department A. Litter/debris collection on approximately 640 centerline miles of County roadway. In regards to pick up of illegally dumped debris, Public Works is responsible for dealing with items dumped along the public road right of way under County jurisdiction. Public Works maintains about 700 miles of roadway throughout the county. When a call comes in reporting illegal dumping, information is collected as to the location of the material and a work order request is generated and given to the appropriate road supervisor to investigate. Items that are deemed a road or health safety issues are dealt with immediately to mitigate the any potential hazard. Any dumped items that are not an immediate roador health hazard remain until it can be removed efficiently with available crew. Typically, if the items dumped can be handled manually, a referral is sent to General Services to pick up with their Work Fare Program. Public Works usually handles the large, heavy items such as boats, appliances, furniture, etc. Any dumping complaints can be called into our Maintenance general phone number, 925-313-7000. B. Clean water program is responsible for eliminating pollutants from storm drains and natural waterways Public Works Department Debris Pickup Costs for fiscal years 1997-98 through 2002-03 Work Activity Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Order# Description 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999 1997-1998 2304 Debris Pickup-Countywide $360,717 $299,085 $259,724 $203,485 $84,360 $44,577 2315 Low level hazardous waste-roadside* $17,432 $12,635 $8,411 2318 N. Richmond litter/debris pickup' $209,895 $142,564 $83,252 2409 Workfare G21 West County $143,463 $79,240 $90,103 $207,474 $76,734 $21,914 2410 Workfare G31 North County $36,013 $40,110 $32,653 $27,221 $12,868 $9,695 2411 Workfare G36 East County $242,183 $110,528 $120,338 $65,512 $11,417 $4,795 2412 Workfare G41 South County $36,010 $54,447 $17,777_ $19,343 $11,931 $2,106 $1,045,713 $738,609 $612,258 $523,035 $197,310 $83,087 "Environmental Health discontinued the collection of low-level hazardous materials for the roadway after fiscal year 1999-2000. " The tracking of debris collection costs specifically to the North Richmond area was initiated in fiscal year 2000-2001. General Services Department A. General Services uses manual labor to do roadside litter pick-up. CSD crews pick up debris, tires, discarded furniture, appliances, and assorted garbage. GSD does not use heavy equipment to pick up items or materials for removal, nor do the crews pick up low-level hazardous material; this is a function performed by Public Works. The crews dispose of the material by using County garbage services and/or direct hauling to the dumps. _. B. At this time, due to budget constraints, Public Works staff is only picking up litter/debris that poses as immediate road or health safety issue and has instructed General Services staff to follow suit. All other debris will accumulate until it is cost efficient to send a work crew out for its removal. C. GSD crews are composed of a permanent Work Program Crew Leader and one to three temporary Work Program Aides. The number of WPAs fluctuates with the number of referrals made to GSD by EHSD, as well as the reliability of the staff hired. D. The GSD Work Program, including the recycling operations, has been very effective for many years in providing work experience for welfare recipients and providing the County with unskilled, manual services at a low cost. Recently, however, the decreased numbers of welfare referrals, increased costs of salary and benefits, increased disposal fees, and the reduction in budget for roadside litter have had a significant impact on this program. E. The funding for roadside litter pick-up throughout the County, allocated to General Services by the Public Works Department, for FY 2003-04 is $320,000. F. The Keller Mitigation funds are granted directly to General Services for removal of litter and landscape maintenance in the Bay Point and Bethel Island areas. The amount granted for FY 2005-04 is $145,000. These two sources of funding, the only two identified for litter pick-up purposes at this time, are budgeted at a total of$465,000 for fiscal year 2003-04. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS MATTER, PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT 11. Building Inspection Department A. One inspector assigned to North Richmond, two assigned to Bay Point, performs daily inspections in their areas. The Property Conservation Division provided Code Enforcement for the Building Inspection and Community Development Departments. We enforce Title 7 and Title 8 of the County ordinance. We also provide enforcement and inspection services in 39 Mobile Homes Parks located in the unincorporated areas of the County. We provide building code enforcement for the Cities of Clayton, Moraga, Lafayette and Orinda. Grading violations are investigated and enforced by the Grading Inspectors in the Building Inspection Department. B. Letters to property owners C. Abatement of dumping on private property D. Notify other departments of dumping E. We have one inspector assign to North Richmond and two to Bay Point. The inspectors are in their areas daily. We send letters to property owners, notify other departments of dumping, and abate dumping on private property. F. The inspectors spend about half of their time on dumping issues. This adds up to approximately $150,000.00 per year. Placing a tax lien on the property covers the cost of the abatement. Some may take years to collect but we do collect on most. The department may not be reimbursed if the property is not sold for enough to cover all the bills. The department estimates its losses at $10,000 per year. G. The new ordinance allows us to fence the property. This has changed the location of the dumping. They are now dumping on the street and not on lots. Community Development Department A. Oversight of the County's solid waste collection franchise agreements in some unincorporated areas and coordination with JPA and Special Districts that directly franchise solid waste collection in the remaining unincorporated areas. B. Oversight of existing and future solid waste facilities in the unincorporated areas subject to County land use permits. C. Provide referrals and information regarding recycling and disposal facilities through the County Recycling Hotline, D. Our department does not clean-up illegally dumped materials; the most related cost we have incurred is our staff time spent on the EJ Illegal Clumping pilot(attend meetings and review/comment on reports). E. Our department's involvement in the illegal dumping issue is as a result of our responsibility to: (1)oversee the County's solid waste collection franchise agreements in various Unincorporated areas -and- (2) oversee existing or establishment of new solid waste facilities subject to County Land Use Permits. The County's solid waste collection franchise agreements are meant to regulate the terms of collection of waste from'residences and commercial businesses (not industrial businesses). These agreements require the franchise haulers to assist the County with enforcement of the County's mandatory subscription ordinance. In addition to regular weekly garbage collection from residences, these agreements require the haulers to provide 1 to 2 on-call large pick-ups per residence per year(about 11 33-gallon trash bags per pick-up). The haulers are also required to provide up to ten 20-cubic yard drop-boxes per year for community clean-up days (locations to be selected by the County). There are requirements in the County's Lend Use Permits for some of the solid waste transfer stations and landfills which require the operators to collect litter in certain areas near their facilities. F. Additionally, our department is responsible for staffing the County's Recycling Hotline where we provide information regarding the facilities or services in their area that accept materials for reuse, recycling or disposal. This Hotline is a toll-free number that can be used by residents and businesses. G. These responsibilities although related to illegal dumping are not actions taken solely to prevent or abate illegal dumping; therefore, representing the money or staff-hours spent on these activities as being "spent on preventionlabatement of illegal dumping"would be misleading. H. CDD incurred $25,660.80 in staff costs related to Environmental Justice (including Illegal Dumping Pilot) for FY 2002-2003. We do not have this amount broken down between overall EJ and the Illegal Dumping Pilot, however we estimate that the Illegal Dumping Pilot represents about 15-20% of the staff costs ($3,849.12—$5,132.16). 1. CDD spent 185.10 staff hours related to Environmental Justice (including Illegal Dumping Pilot)during FY 2002-2003. We do not have this amount broken down between overall EJ and the Illegal Dumping Pilot, however we estimate that the Illegal Dumping Pilot represents about 15-20% of the staff time (28-37 hours). Environmental Health Division A. The California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) has designated Contra Costa Environmental Health as the Local Enforcement Agency for Solid Waste Programs. In addition to permitting and inspection of landfills and transfer stations, the Division staff provided services in waste tire abatement and nuisance abatement. B. Waste Tire: A program receiving grant funding form the CIWMB, the program staff are responsible for guiding the proper disposal of waste tries on property throughout the county(excluding Pittsburg). C. Nuisance Abatement/Code Enforcement: Staff initiates, investigates and abates complaints about solid waste(including litter)and animal waste accumulation on vacant and occupied properties. These services are provided in all unincorporated areas of the county and in cities that request the service. D. Funding levels are based on tonnage fees, and remain the same as least fiscal year. Addition of the Waste fire grant included offset fees for costs related to exclusive disposal of waste tires and waste tire site cleanup. E. $133,650 (3,600 hours) staff costs for three E.H. Technicians working on illegal dumping. Hazardous Materials Programs Division A. The Health Services Department's Hazardous Materials Programs Division is responsible for the regulation and oversight of businesses in Contra Costa County that handle, store, and process hazardous materials. One additional program responsibility that we carry is as the Primary Response Agency for inappropriately released, spilled, abandoned or dumped hazardous materials in all areas of the County. B. The Incident Response Team (IRT) is one of the major Programs of the Division. The IRT is comprised of highly trained and experience Hazardous Materials Specialists who have to be certified, at a minimum, with 240 hours of training by the California Specialized Training Institute. In addition, they bring with them science degrees and years of experience in a broad spectrum of regulatory agencies and industry. C. There are presently four(4)four(4) person teams available for duty. One team is on duty 2417. This staffing level can be expanded as the circumstances dictate. D. The IRT receives calls from citizens, police agencies, and other agencies regarding discovered hazardous materials dumped at various locations and in various states of containment. Based on the IRT's evaluation of the response needed, they usually respond when requested by an Incident Commander or if there appears to be a potential or existing imminent threat to the community or the environment. E. When a call is received, either in our office during regular work hours or from Sheriff's Dispatch after hours, the Lead, Incident Response Team member, evaluates the situation; and if the circumstances dictate that there is a potential threat to the Community' Health, the Incident response team goes to the site. Upon arriving at the scene, the IRT works with the Incident Commander, if present; or conducts an assessment, contains the release, if possible, and then mitigates the release by cleaning it up, or by having the materials properly disposed of. F. Our statistics for 2403 so far this year through 7 NOV 03 demonstrating that there were 59 reports of potential Illegal Dumping activities with 18 resulting in IRT action. The costs of responses range from hundreds to thousands of dollars. In most instances, when the materials recovered meet criteria set by the California State Department of Toxic Substance Control the State may pick the materials up with no cost to the County except the labor and supplies used by IRT. G. For hazardous materials not meeting the State's criteria, the County is responsible for costs of proper disposal. The costs for these responses, is calculated. When a Responsible Party(RP) is ascertained, we attempt to obtain reimbursement for that party. There is no cumulative cost assessment for the labor and supplies expended for these activities. Sheriff Department A. The Office of the Sheriff shall be responsible for enforcement and administration of the Abandoned Vehicle Abatement program. Persons authorized by the Sheriff may enter onto the private or public property to examine a vehicle or parts thereof, obtain information as to the identity of a vehicle and to remove or cause the removalof an abandoned vehicle. The program removes dismantled, wrecked or inoperable vehicles from private property under County Ord. 95-2. CA Vehicle Code Section 22660 supports the ordinance. B. No General Funds are used to fund the Program C. The Sheriff's Office is a member agency of the Cities & County of Contra Costa Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Service Authority. The Service Authority receives funding from the state to be distributed to its member's agency. Monies received from the Service Authority fund the Sheriff's Office Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Program. The revenue is then distributed on a formula. 50%n of the population in the entire county and 50% performance (number of vehicles removed)of all agencies. D. Procedures: 1. Receive referrals-- phone, written, self-initiated 2. Visit site, make contact with resident if possible, tag & inventory vehicles 3. Prepare letters of intent to remove abandoned vehicle. Mail by both certified & regular mail. 4. If a hearing is requested, action is put on hold until the hearing process is exhausted. 5. Two levels of hearing: a. Before the Zoning Administrator b. Before the full Board 6. If a hearing is not requested, tow the vehicle(s) in approximately 20 days after receipt of certified letter. Dependent on scheduling with tow company. ILLEGAL LUMPING REPORT ATTACHMENT I TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra FROM: .JOHN GIOIA, Supervisor, District I Costa DATE: OCTOBER 15, 2003 03 OCT 27 PH 12: County SUBJECT: GARBAGE SERVICE IN SELECTED AREAS OF RICHMOND SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDED ACTION. DIRECT the Community Development Department together with the Health Services Department, including Division of Environmental Health and ether appropriate partners, to create a list of.parcel addresses and a map of parcels in Unincorporated North Richmond and City of Richmond portion of North Richmond that do not have weekly garbage service from Richmond Sanitary Service and do not have an exemption from garbage service, as recommended by Supervisor Gioia. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: 0 SIGNATURE: ❑RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR 0.RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE 0 APPROVE E)OTHER SIGNATURE(S), ACTION OF BOARD 11N APPROVED AS RECOMMENDEDQTWeIT VOTE OF SUPERVISORS: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AND UNANIMOUS(ASSENT ZkZAA?—s ) ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF AYES:____.NOES: SUPERVISORS.ON THE DATE SHOWN. ,�- . ASSENT: ABSTAIN: � ATTESTED: OCTOBER 21,2003 Contact: KATE BRESLIN 510-374-3231 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK.OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR cc: "MVN" DW1LL PMENT DIRECTOR HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTOR .By: Deputy ILLEGAL '[BUMPING REPORT ATTACHMENT 11 County of Contra Costa OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR MEMORANDUM DATE: June 15, 2004 TO: Jahn Gregory,Deputy County Administrator FROM: Lara Delaney,Management Analyst SUBJECT: ILLEGAL DUMPING CONTROL IN THE GENERAL SERVICES AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENTS SUMMARY OF MAJOR CONCLUSIONS 1. Because of its higher cost structure, consolidation of all illegal dumping control activities in the Public Works Department is not recommended. For reasons noted below, consolidation would increase over-all programm costs while reducing resources for other road maintenance needs. 2. Though it has a lower cost structure, consolidation of all illegal dumping control activities in the General Services Department(GSD)is also not recommended. GSD staff cannot perform all of the required litter control functions because the equipment needed for major debris pick-up requires operator certification. Certified staff and the necessary equipment exist only in Public Works. Therefore, GSD staff is best suited to the activities that it currently performs, though with a different staffing structure and a different operating schedule. 3. In order to achieve maximum cost-effectiveness, a modification of the existing program is recommended whereby the General Services Department provides service through its grounds maintenance division staff, supplemented by assistance from Public Works when heavy debris pick-up is required. Activities would function on a demand-response basis and be coordinated with Public Works' street sweeping activities. In the North Richmond, service would be provided in consultation with the assistance of the recently hired"Community Services Coordinator." RECOMMENDATIONS: CONSIDER restructuring the illegal dumping control activities in the General Services and Public Works Departments to a demand-response system, coordinated by Public Works and scheduled in conjunction with the street sweeping program. Services will be provided through the General Services Department except when the staff and equipment of Public Works is required, based on the size of material removal. CONSIDER directing staff of Public Works and General Services to pursue implementation of additional cost saving measures, including the utilization of Sheriff and Probation"offender" labor programs,the placement of additional bins at Public Works corporation yards, and the development of an"Adopt-A-Road"program. CONSIDER directing the CAO to provide a progress report in six months to the Environmental Justice Ad Hoc Committee on program costs,public perception of service delivery,and any implementation issues of the proposed cost control measures. CONSIDER supporting recommendations of the Illegal Dumping Taskforce that are targeted toward addressing the root cause of the illegal dumping problem: community education and engagement, enforcing mandatory subscription service, small hauler regulation/licensing, surveillance of problem areas, and greater law enforcement against offenders. BACKGROUND: At the September 16, 2403, Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Gioia requested that the CAO investigate the illegal dumping control services performed by the General Services and Public Works Departments, and the matter was referred to the Transportation,Water, and Infrastructure Committee(TWIG). Supervisor Gioia expressed concern that Public Works was proposing a reduction in its "Debris Pickup" program and suggested that there may be efficiencies gained through an examination of both departments' operations. At the November 3,2003 TWIC meeting, the Committee received a report on the activities of the departments and suggested modifications to staff's recommendations, including establishing priorities for use of"offender" labor from County Sheriff and Probation programs. The Committee also requested a progress report on implementation of the recommendations. At the Environmental Justice Ad Hoc Committee meeting on March 22, 2004, an oral status report was provided, and the Committee requested that a final report be returned in April. Pro&cess Report Since the reduction in gas tax support for illegal dumping control was proposed by Public Works for FY 03-04, both the Public Works and General Services Departments have modified their operations to respond to budgetary constraints. Notwithstanding the fact 2 that personnel and operating costs have continued to rise' while revenues have declined, the program has been impacted indirectly by rising expectations in the community. The factis that illegal dumping control costs(for both departments)have risen from$530,000 in FY 1999-2000 to over$1 million in FY 2002-03. Consequently,the public has been receiving an increasing level of service that has created expectations of a de facto County "garbage service." While this expectation is not supportable, fiscal constraints of both departments have driven new efficiencies and proposed structural changes. Currently, General Services has two crews assigned to illegal dumping control2. Funding for the crews comes from Public Works' gas tax revenues ($445,000 for FY 2003-04) and,(in the Bay Paint area)the Keller Canyon Landfill Mitigation Fund($145,000). For cost reasons, Public Works does not have a crew assigned to illegal dumping on a full- time basis. Instead, PW provides large-equipment pick-ups on an as-needed basis because they have the staff qualified and certified to operate the equipment. In General Services,there are six Crew Leader positions filled, however,only two Crew Leaders are performing illegal dumping control activities in the Grounds Division at this time. In light of the budget reduction by Public Works in FY 03-04, two Crew Leaders have been reassigned out of litter control activities: one to the Recycling program in the Custodial Services Division and the other to grounds maintenance services. The remaining two Crew Leaders are out on workers' compensation claims, with one expected to return imminently. If there is no additional funding provided to illegal dumping control either from Gas Tax or General Fund,there will need to be a reduction and reassignment of staff in General Services, given the current budget and service levels. The Crew Leader positions that do not have a dedicated stream of funding, such as gas tax or Keller Mitigation funds, may be reassigned to the Custodial/Recycle Services Division permanently. The reassignments to the Custodial Services Division would allow for more flexibility in job assignments for Crew Leaders and provide for an alternative source of revenue through charge-outs to service receiving departments. Reassignments may require demotions but would be an alternative to lay-offs. With respect to the Work Program Aides,these positions would be eliminated. In place of these crews, General Services staff would perform litter control as an adjunct to groundskeeping functions, with a gardener and two groundskeepers comprising the new crew. Service Consolidati©n versus Service Restructurinje Both departments propose to restructure operations to a demand-response system, coordinated by Public Works staff since they receive the majority of the service calls and are more frequently canvassing the streets and roads. As envisioned for the North 1 The disposal costs of vehicle tires,computers,and household appliances containing hazardous materials have risen considerably over time. 3 A crew consists of one Crew Leader and two Work Program Aides. 3 Funding from the Keller Mitigation Fund of$145,000 is restricted to activities related to beautification and litter control in the Bay Point area only. 3 Richmond area,the Public Works maintenance area supervisor would coordinate with the newly established Community Services Coordinator to identify particular service needs and send the appropriate Public Works or General Services crew to respond4. In addition, Public Works has proposed that litter control activities be coordinated with their Street Sweeping program, so that crews are sent out in advance of street sweeping activity, to ensure that debris is removed and not an obstacle to sweeping. General Services proposes to eliminate the litter pickup crews and assign the function to its grounds maintenance division. This will result in an approximately 15% savings in the hourly cost of the crew. In addition,the grounds maintenance crew will be able to ',xTork the full 10-hour day as opposed to the Workfare crew, which requires the Crew Leader to pick up the Work Program Aides at different locations, losing up to two hours of productive time each day. Restructuring is preferred to service consolidation for the following reasons: 1. Consolidation of services at Public Works would result in significantly higher costs The overhead rate for the GSD litter control program, called "Workfare", is 59.5%. The annual maximum salary for the Crew Leader is$52,707. The annual maximum salary for the Work Program Aide is$19,685. In comparison,the overhead rate for the Public Works Maintenance Division, which performs illegal dumping control, is 63%. The annual maximum salary for the laborer position,the least costly in the Maintenance Division, is$40,744,which is more than double the salary of the Work Program Aide. The annual maximum salary for a"Specialty Crew Leader" is $56,484. Thus, both the laborer and supervisor positions have higher costs than those positions providing the services in General Services, and the overhead rate is also higher at Public Works' Maintenance Division. 2. Consolidation of services at General Services is infeasible because of equipment operator certification requirements The equipment that is used by Public Works staff for large debris removal (the loaders) requires operator certification,which is a component of the Equipment Operator job classification. Shifting the equipment to General Services would not eliminate this requirement, and the job classification could not be altered by a change in department assignment. Therefore,the same cost structure would exist for equipment operators in General Services; the only savings would be in the small differential in overhead between the departments . More importantly, the higher paid 4 Currently,it is sometimes the case that General Services responds to a service request and discovers that the debris requires lifting equipment.This change will reduce the duplication of effort. 5 The charge-out rates for Crew Leaders is$70.12/hr and for Work Program Aides is$19.12. The charge- out rate(with overhead)for the Public Works Laborer is$60.35/hr. 6 The additional costs for training,re-certification and alcohol and drug testing of the heavy equipment operator will have to be absorbed in the overhead structure of General Services Department. 4 equipment operator would be grossly under-utilized on days when the heavy equipment is not needed. Prioritization of Labor from Sheriff's Work Alternatives Pfg ram (WAP} The original litter control program for the County, which was started in the mid-1980's, was a component of a program called "Workfare." Workfare was staffed primarily with welfare recipients who were required to work for grant eligibility. Because of welfare reform, the requirements have changed, causing impacts to the Workfare program. The number of welfare recipients required to work has dwindled significantly; the utilization of low-paid workers (Work Program Aides) referred from the Employment and Human Services Department is insufficient to staff at historical levels; and program costs have increased to the point where crews that once numbered 10 or more are now comprised of a Crew Leader and one to two Work Program Aides. In October 2003, representatives from Public Works, General Services, County Administrator's Office, Sheriff's Office and Probation met to discuss the potential use of "offender' labor for illegal dumping control activities. Representatives from both Probation and the Sheriffs Office agreed to provide assistance; General Services agreed to coordinate these efforts with both departments. While labor from the offender programs was intended to be a viable alternative, a shortcoming is that it cannot be provided on a consistent basis. With respect to the Sheriff's Work Alternatives Program, limitations arise because the supply of labor depends on the willingness, availability and reliability of offenders---who must choose to participate in the program--as well as the physical abilities of participants and their proximity to job sites. In addition,because many of the program participants have jobs, they are only available for weekend participation in the program. Sheriff's Office staff has pointed out that the policy basis for their work alternatives program is to ensure successful completion of service requirements,and maximum flexibility in assignment of participants is an important tool in meeting this objective. A policy of prioritizing assignments to meet the needs of the County's illegal dumping program would inhibit the flexibility that is essential for an effective program. Additionally,the Sheriffs Office has contracts with approximately 35 agencies throughout the county for the provision of labor and feels a responsibility to respect those service agreements. The Sheriff's staff is aware that the Transportation, Water and Infrastructure Committee of the Board has requested that priority be given to County needs, and they are attempting to comply. Since November 2003, nine Work Alternative Participants have been referred to General Services for the dumping program. Those nine participants have worked a total of 19 days, with two days per participant as the average. The "sentences alternatives" are generally a couple of days of work, so it would be difficult to manage the use of these 5 participants even if they are referred in greater numbers. The illegal dumping control program could use a minimum of four to six participants, four days per week (Monday- Thursday). If that number were consistent and reliable, General Services could stop using other paid crew members. At this time, however, it is not possible to have a litter program without the use of paid labor. It should be noted that "WAPers" have been and continue to be used in the General Services Recycling Program in larger numbers. These participants referred to recycling activities typically have physical limitations that prevent them from being used to do roadside illegal dumping control work. Other Cost Reduction Measures The impact of volunteer labor from the Probation Department's `Byron Boys' Ranch" program would be minimal because the availability of labor is limited to weekends. Should the availability be expanded to include weekdays, it would provide some additional cost reduction for GSD. However,the geographic area that could be served by labor from the Ranch is limited and the availability of labor on a consistent basis is likely to be problematic. Bins and Compactors The placement of debris bins and compactors in Public Works' corporation yards in Richmond and Brentwood may result in modest cost savings by reducing travel and waiting time, at times over one hour, needed to bring collected litter and debris to the dumps. Having compactors will help ensure that the bins are efficiently filled before they are hauled off to the dumps. Separate bins for metal and tires are recommended for the corporation yards. Since this idea was first proposed, Public Works has installed bins in the Richmond Corporation Yard. Because of space limitations,bins have not been installed in the Brentwood Yard as yet. Adopt-A-Road Program To provide an additional source of revenue for litter control activities,the County could pursue the development of a program to seek donations from businesses and organizations to provide funding for adopted roads. Staff of the Sheriff s Office has indicated that the production of a sign(to indicate adoption) would cost$150. Staff resources would be required to solicit donations and administer the program. 6 ILLEGAL DUMPING REPORT ATTACHMENT III ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION Inter-Department Memorandum Date: May 14, 2004 To: William B. Walker, M.D., Director MAY 1 B 2004 Health Services Dep rtrn tit From: Ken Stuart Direc b vironmental Health Subject: Establishment of a Mandatory Refuse Collection Fund Issue: Should the.Health Services Department establish a fund to pay the monthly cost of refuse collection for residential dwellings whose owners do not subscribe to County Code required refuse collection services? Recommendations: (1) The Health Services Department establish a$50,000 Mandatory Refuse Collection Fund to be used by the Environmental Health Division to reimburse franchise waste haulers their cost of implementing county ordered mandatory refuse collection services at residential dwellings; (2) the Environmental Health Division fully implement the Contra Costa County Code, Chapter 418-6 — Mandatory Subscriptions to recover the mandatory refuse collection costs via tax assessment liens on the properties, (3) the effectiveness of the program be evaluated annually and a summary report submitted to the Board of Supervisors; and (4) the Fund include annual monies made available by the Board of Supervisors from the solid waste mitigation fees. Background: Chapter 418-6 of the Contra Costa County Code contains the mandates, authority, and procedures required of the Division to implement the Mandatory Subscription requirements for refuse collection services. This program has been implemented for many years, with support from the Solid Waste Section staff of the Community Development Department (CDD). Most of the county franchised solid waste collection and disposal companies have taken property owners who this Division orders to have refuse collection service to Small Claims Court for nonpayment of fees. In the case of the Richmond Sanitary Disposal Company, it has provided CDD with an annual list of those owners who have failed to pay the company for mandatory refuse subscription services. In turn, the CDD has forwarded the list to the Auditor-Controller's Office, a tax lien has been placed on the property, and the collected monies were forwarded to Richmond Sanitary Disposal Company. Approximately eighteen months ago, the County Counsel rendered an opinion that the county could not collect monies for a private firm through tax liens. However, it would be legal for the County to pay the Richmond Sanitary Disposal Company from available county monies and then recover the cost through the tax lien, with the recovered monies going back to the County. CDD staff have discussed with the solid waste franchise haulers the concept of their firms establishing a funding account for the county. This suggestion was not acceptable to the haulers. Currently, there are an estimated 320 residential dwellings in North Richmond that do not subscribe to refuse service. There are also residential dwellings in other parts of the county, including Bay Point, that do not subscribe to refuse service. In accordance with the Code, a small number of owners of residential dwellings have received exemptions from refuse service. The numbers of residential dwellings in the North Richmond area without refuse service likely contribute to the chronic illegal dumping problem in the area. Without the establishment of a recoverable fund to pay the refuse companies to collect household waste from the residents that do not subscribe to refuse collection, the companies will understandably not perform the services, and illegal dumping of refuse will continue to be an unabated residential problem. Fiscal Impact: The average monthly cost of residential dwelling refuse collection services is $25, and Chapter 41$_6 of the County Code authorizes the county mandating of refuse service for up to twelve months. Thus, the cost for mandatory refuse collection service for six months would be $150/household while it would be $300 for twelve months. There is no fee for county agencies to initiate a tax lien through the Auditor-Controllers Office, but there is an $11 charge to release the lien on the property. The administrative costs to the Environmental Health Division would be added to the property tax lien, and would be credited to the Division when the tax liens are recovered. It is our intent to utilize existing staff in funded positions to administer the program and to utilize the Mandatory Refuse Collection Fund to pay for only the refuse collection costs. Including the cost of releasing the tax lien and utilizing an average six-month cost of$161, the fund would support the mandatory collection at 621 residences. Utilizing $311 as the approximate cost for a twelve-month refuse service, the fund would support collection services at 321 residences. Recognizing that some property owners will choose to repay the Division and initiate monthly payments to the refuse companies before a tax lien is placed on the property, it is felt that the requested fund should be adequate for the program needs. It is anticipated that some tax liens will not be recovered in a timely manner, and additional funding may be needed to maintain an effective program level. This issue has been discussed with Supervisors Gioia and Glover, and they have indicated their willingness to continue committing funds from their Solid Waste Mitigation funds to offset these unreimbursed costs. Supplemental Recommendations. Although the County Code authorizes the mandating of refuse collection for up to one year, it is recommended that an initial service length of six months be utilized. This would enable the Division to determine effectiveness in a shorter period of time while still being able to legally extend the service for an additional six months. It is also recommended that the Annual Report to the Board of Supervisors include such information as the number of notices issued and their geographic location, the number of hearings granted and their outcome, the number of refuse exemptions requested, the number of refuse exemptions approved, the number of services assumed by the owner or responsible party, the number of accounts and amounts forwarded to the Auditor-Controller for tax liens, the amount of monies returned to the account from tax liens, the amount of Solid Waste Mitigation funds added to the Fund, and the Fund balance. Action Reauested: Approve the recommendations delineated in the second section of this memorandum and direct the Environmental Health Division to work with the Department Finance Office, County Counsel, and the County Administrators Office to establish the Mandatory Refuse Collection Fund. APPROVE 1 ISAPPROVEL'� Date William B. Wa er, M. Director Health Services Department Atch: Chapter 418-6, Contra Costa County Code Environmental Health Division Policy and Sample Letters cc: Patrick Godley, Chief Financial Officer, Health Services Department Dr. Wendel Brunner, Director of Public Health KS:rc 418-6.002 HEALTH AND SAFETY Chapter 418-6 MANDATORY SUBSCRIPTION Sections: 418-6.002 Definitions. 418-6.004 Purpose. 418-6.006 Containers required. 418-6.008 Subscription required. 418-6.010 Nuisance. 418-6.012 Exemption. 418-6.014 Collection notice Hearing. 418-6.016 Further collection notice. 418-6.018 Cost notice. 418-6.020 Mail and posting. 418-6.022 Hearing request. 418-6.024 No hearing. 418-6.026 Hearing notice. 418-6.028 Hearings. 418-6.030 Decision. 418-6.032 Appeals. 418-6.034 Final abatement action. 418-6.036 Cost record. 418-6.038 Administrative expenses. 418-6.040 Lien and collection. 418-6.042 Special assessment notice. 418-6.002 Definitions. For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply: (a) "Collector" means any person, municipality or governmental agency with a valid permit issued pursuant to Chapter 418-2 to collect or transport refuse on county public streets and highways. (b) "Bearing officer" means the health officer. (c) "Owner,"where that word refers to the owner of a leased or rented single-family dwelling house or of an apartment, flat, duplex or other multiple- family dwelling, means and includes the person who, with respect to such leased or rented premises, is the agent, manager or representative of any indi- vidual owner, or who is the agent, managing or executive officer or employee, or authorized repre- sentative of any owner which is a firm, copartner- ship,joint venture, association or corporation. (d) "Solid waste" means useless, unwanted, dis- carded putrescrible and nonputrescible solid and semi-solid material, including, but not limited to, trash, refuse, paper, rubbish, ashes, animal excre- ment, vegetable or animal solid or (Contra Costs County 5-94) 130b MANDATORY SUBSCRIPTION 418-6.004-418-5.016 semi-solid waste, and tether similar wastes, but son shall subscribe to such collection and dis- not including sewage. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). posal service for each family residing therein and shall bear the responsibility for payment of 418.6.004 Purpose. The accumulation of the charges for such collection and disposal ser- solid waste and other filth on land 'for long vices to the collector. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). periods of time is a matter affecting the public health, welfare and safety. Such accumulation 418-6.010 Nuisance: If any owner or per- encourages and attracts rodents, flies and other son shall fail to subscribe for the collection and disease-carrying pests, is offensive to the senses, disposal of solid waste as required by Section and is a public and private nuisance. Such un- 418-6.008, a nuisance is presumed to exist upon healthy and illegal accumulation of solid waste the premises which have not been provided with is less likely to occur when removed from such collection and disposal service by a collec- property on a regular and frequent basis. The tor. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). purpose of this chapter is to prevent such accu- mulation of solid waste by requiring that owners 418-6.012 Exemption. The health officer and other persons in control of all premises may exempt from the requirements of Section from which solid waste is generated provide 418-6.008 any person who shows, and only so for its removal and disposal on a regular and fre- long as such person can continue to show: (1) quent basis. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). that the premises are unoccupied; (2)collection service is not available to the premises due to 418-5.006 Containers required. (a) Every distance from the nearest collector's area of owner, proprietor, manager or other person hav- operation or other reason;or(3) that no unsan ing charge or control of any hotel, club, bar, tary condition, hazard to health, or public nuis- restaurant or other eating place, or any board- ance will arise upon the premises owned, inghouse, lodginghouse, dwelling house, or any managed or controlled by him if he is not pro- vegetable or fond processing and handling estab- vided with collection and disposal of solid waste lishent shall provide and keep at all times, in services by a collector. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). a place readily accessible to the collector and where it will not be public nuisance or be of- 418.6.014 Collection notice---Bearing. If the fensive, a container which complies with subdi- health officer has received notice that any per- vision(b)of Section 416-14.004, or a number of son (including an owner) has failed to subscribe such containers sufficient to contain all solid for the collection and disposal of solid waste waste accumulating on the premises between as required by Section 418-6.008, lie shall serve collection dates. written notice upon the person, informing the (b) The owner of any leased or rented single- person of the requirements of that section and family dwelling house, or of any apartment, flat, that because of his failure to comply with such duplex or other multiple-family dwelling shall requirement, a nuisance is presumed to exist provide and keep at least one container of a upon the premises owned, managed or con- type and construction specified in subdivision trolled by him which has not been provided (a) of this section for each family residing there- with such collection and disposal service. The in except as otherwise allowed by Section notice shall direct the person to subscribe with 416-14.004. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). a collector for the collection and disposal of solid waste within fifteen days after service 418-6.008 Subscription required. Every of the notice, or to request a hearing before the owner and/or person required by Section health officer within the fifteen-day period to 418-5.006 hereof to .provide and keep con- show cause why he should not be required to so tainers shall, except as provided in Section subscribe. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). 418-6.012, subscribe with a collector for the col- lection and disposal of solid waste, such service 418-6.016 Further collection notice. The to be provided on a basis not less frequent than notice sixall further state that if the person shall once each week, except that in the ease of any fail to comply with its directions within the leased or rented single-family dwelling house,or fifteen-day period, the county will abate the any leased or rented apartment, fiat, duplex or nuisance existing upon the premises by sub- multiple-family dwelling, the owner and/or per- scribing with a collector for collection and 130-I (Contra Costa County 4-85) 418-6.018-418-6.032 HEALTH AND SAFETY disposal services for the premises, for a period subscription in writing, or no request for a hear- of time deemed appropriate by the health ing is received within the fifteen-day period, the officer (but not exceeding one year), and that health officer is authorized to subscribe on be- the county's costs to provide such services half of the county with a collector for the pro- (the charges of the collector therefor, together posed subscription period for solid waste collec- with the administrative costs incurred by the tion and disposal service. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 health officer), may be levied as a special assess-' (part)). ment lien against the real property upon which the premises are located. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). 418-6.026 Hearing notice. When a hearing is requested, the hearing officer shall mail notice 418-6.018 Cost notice. The notice shall of the hearing at least ten days before the contain an estimate of the cost of abatement hearing date to the involved owner and/or per- (including administrative, collection and disposal son. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). costs) for the proposed subscription period. In addition, the notice shall contain a statement of 418-6.028 Hearings. All hearings under this the owner's hearing rights pursuant to Sections chapter shall be held before a hearing officer 418-6.012 .and 418-6.022, and notice to the who shall receive all evidence he deems material, owner that he may appear in person at the hear- including the condition of the property, and the ing or may submit a sworn written statement in estimated cost for the proposed subscription lieu of appearing. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). period. The hearing officer shall not be limited to the technical rules of evidence. The involved 418-5.020 Mail and posting. (a) The notice owner or person may appear in person or specified in this section shall be deemed served present a sworn written statement in time for when it is deposited in the United States Post consideration at the hearing. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 Office with postage prepaid, and addressed to (part)). the person (owner) entitled to notice at his last known place of address as shown on the current 418-6.030 Decision. At the conclusion of assessment roll of the county. if no such address the public hearing, the hearing officer may find is there shown or known, then to General De- that no subscription was made with a collec- livery, Contra Costa County, California and for for services within a timely manner, or that by posting on the premises. none of the exemption circumstances of Section (b) If the notice specified herein is required 418-6.012 are applicable, and order abatement to be served upon any person in addition to the for the proposed subscription period by the pro- owner of record of any leased or rented vision of mandatory subscription services to the premises, a copy of the notice shall, at the same involved premises. In such event, the hearing of- time ftime and in the same manner, be served upon ficer shall determine the costs of abatement to the owner of record of such leased or rented be charged against the owner. The written order, premises. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). of the hearing officer (including the determined costs of abatement) shall be mailed to any 418-6.022 Hearing request. Any person or interested person who made a written presenta-. owner subject to the requirements of this chap- tion to the hearing officer for the hearing but ter may, in writing, request a hearing before the did not appear, and to the involved owner. (Ord. health officer (hearing officer) to show cause 85-12 § '_ (part)). why he should not be required at his cost to sub- scribe for the collection and disposal of solid 418-6.032 Appeals. The owner and/or any waste or the county should not provide such ser- involved person may appeal the hearing officer's vice for his premises. The hearing shall be held decision by filing with him a written notice at a time and place fixed by the hearing officer of appeal within ten calendar days after his de- within fifteen days of the request therefor. cision. The hearing officer shall promptly trans- (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). mit the proceedings to the board of super- vors. Upon receipt, the board's clerk shall 418-6.024 No hearing. If the involved promptly give written notice of the time and owner and/or person has not subscribed with a place of the hearing to the appellant, the hear- collector and advised the health officer of such ing officer and any other involved person. (Contra Costa County 4-$5) 130-2 MANDATORY SUBSCRIPTION 418-6.034--418-6.042 The board shalt promptly hear such appeal, and auditor-controller shaft enter the amount of the may affirm, amend or reverse the order or take assessment against the parcel of land as it ap. other action it deems appropriate. It shall not pears on the current assessment mall. The tax be limited by the technical rules of evidence. collector shall include the amount of the assess- (Ord. 85-12 § 2(part)). ment on the bill for taxes levied against said parcel of land. (Girds. 8888 § 8, 85-12 § 2 4186.034 Final abatement action. If the (part). hearing officer finds that any owner and/or involved person upon whom notice was served 418.6.042 Special assessment notice. The pursuant to Sections 418-6.014 through 418-6- health officer shall record at the office of the .020, has failed within the time specified there- county recorder and deliver to the auditor- in to subscribe for the collection or disposal of controller, a certificate substantially in the solid waste, and if such person or owner has not following form: established an exemption from the requirements of Section 418-6.008 after a hearing and "NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT decision as provided in Sections 418-6.028 (Mandatory Solid Waste Collection through 418-6.032, the health officer shall Service Cost) subscribe with a collector to provide such col- lection and disposal services and to remove any Pursuant to Government Code § 25845 and accumulated solid waste for the proposed sub- Ordinance Code Chapter 418-6, Contra Costa scriptian period at the noticed cast.(OrcL 8512 County abated a solid waste nuisance (§ 418- § 2 (part)). 6.010) on the parcel of real property described below, of which the named person(s) is the 418.6.036 Cost record. The health officer possessor(s) or owner(s) shown on the current shall keep an account.of the charges he incurs assessment roll, and fixed the below-shown for each parcel of Veal"property served, in- amount as the cost thereof and hereby claims a cluding his administrative casts incurred for the special assessment against said parcel for this abatement of nuisances pursuant to this chapter. amount. (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). 1. RECORD OWNERS): . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 418.6.038 Administrative expenses. The LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . administrative costs in any abatement proceed- 2. POSSESSOR(S) if different from Ing conducted pursuant to this chapter shall be owner). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . based upon the actual expense incurred by the LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: . . . . . . . .. . . . . . health officer in addition to any payments 3. DATE ABATEMENT ORDERED: , . . . . . . . . made to a collector, provided, however, such 4. DATE ABATEMENT COMPLETED: . . . . . . . costs shall not exceed the estimate in the cost 5. PARCEL: Real property in Contra Costa notice (Section 418-6.018) or the written deci- County,California: County's Assessor's sion (Section 418-6.030), whichever is greater. parcel #: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Ord. 85-12 § 2 (part)). . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f 1Qther description where needed] :. : . . . . . . . . . 418.6.040 Lien and collection. If the abate- 6.AMOUNT OF ABATEMENT ment cost (administrative and collection costs) (ASSESSMENT) COST: S. . + . . . . . . . for the proposed subscription period, which is charged against the persons and owner of a Dated:. . . . . . . . parcel of land pursuant to this chapter, is not Paid within thirty days after the date of the Contra Costa County health officer's order or the final disposition of an appeal therefrom, such cost shall be By: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . assessed as a special assessment against the parcel. (health officer) of land pursuant to Government Code Section 25845., which cast shall be transmitted to the (Ords. 88-88 § 9, 8512 § 2). auditor-controller and tax collector, and the 130-3 (contra cosh county s-89) <Date > <Name > <Street address > <City, State,Zip > Re: Garbage Subscription APN: Dear<Name >: It has come to the attention of the Environmental Health Division that your residential property located at< > is not being serviced by the designated garbage collection agency for that area. Pursuant to Contra Costa County Ordinance Code < >,all residential dwellings in the unincorporated areas of the County are required to have adequate garbage service, or be exempted from service by permit issued from this department. As the property owner,you are being requested to initiate garbage service, or apply for a garbage exemption permit for this site within< > days of the date on this letter. If by< > you have not subscribed for garbage service,or applied for an exemption permit, it will be assumed that a nuisance exists on the property and, accordingly,the Environmental Health Division will subscribe for you. Should service be initiated by this division,you will be liable for the associated costs, including any administrative fees that may apply. The garbage collection company that serves that area is: <Name > <Street address > <City,State, Zip > <Phone > You may obtain a garbage exemption application in person at our offices in Concord,or.contact our clerical staff and request that one be mailed or faxed to you. There is a$30.00 application fee due upon filing,in addition to an inspection fee of$61.50, which covers the costs of the preliminary inspection to determine if your property qualifies for an exemption. Please contact me at(925) 646-5225 ext. < > between the hours of 8:00 a.m.— 10:00 a.m.Monday through Friday if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely, <Name >,E.H.T. Environmental Health Technician BATE NAME ADDRESS CITY, ZIP SUBJECT: Garbage Service Initiation Assessor's Parcel Number. In response to repeated complaints from the public regarding your property located at an investigation of said property revealed Subsequently, it is in the best interest of the public and The Contra Costa County Environmental Health Division that garbage service be initiated as stated by the provisions in the Contra Costa County Ordinance Code Section 418-6.010 and 418-6.034. You are being asked to subscribe to garbage collection within 15 days of the date of this notice for months. If by , you have not subscribed for garbage collection or applied for a hearing to review this case, Contra Costa Environmental Health will subscribe for you. The collection company serving your area is: NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER. If you have any questions,please call me at(925) 646-5225 ext. 227,weekdays between 7:30 a.m. and 9.00 a.m. Sincerely, <Date > <Name > <Street address > <City, State, Zip > Re: Garbage Subscription APN: Dear<Name>: It has come to the attention of the Contra Costa County Environmental Health Division that your residential property located at< > is not being serviced by the designated garbage collection agency for that area. Pursuant to your city's ordinance code(s), you may be required to initiate garbage service at this site. You are encouraged to contact your city's administrative offices for further clarification on this matter, as mandatory garbage subscription laws vary from city to city. Your local ordinance code(s)may have garbage service exemption provisions for special circumstances. This.letter is being sent to you as a courtesy notice and a copy is being forwarded to your local enforcement agency for further review. The garbage collection company that serves that area is: <Name > <Street address > <City,State,Zip > <Phone > Please contact me at(925)646-5225 ext. < >between the hours of 8:00 a.m.— 10:00 a.m. Monday through Friday if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely, <Name >, E.H.T. Environmental Health Technician cc: <City Office > <Date > <Name > <Street address > <City, State,Zip > Re: Garbage Subscription A.PN: Dear<Name >: It has come to the attention of the Environmental Health Division that your residential property located at < >is not being serviced by the designated garbage collection agency for that area. As the City of< >has adopted Contra Costa County's mandatory garbage subscription ordinance < >, the.Environmental Health Division has been designated the agency responsible for implementing and enforcing said ordinance. Accordingly,all residential dwellings within the city areas of the County are required to have adequate garbage service, or be exempted from service by permit issued from this department. As the property owner,you are being requested to initiate garbage service,or apply for a garbage exemption permit for this site within< >of the date on this letter. If by< >you have not subscribed for garbage service, or applied for an exemption permit, it will be assumed that a nuisance exists on the property and, accordingly,the Environmental Health Division will subscribe for you. Should service be initiated by this division;you will be liable for the associated costs, including any administrative fees that may apply. The garbage collection company that serves that area is: <Name > <Street address > <City,State,Zip > <Phone > You may obtain a garbage exemption application in person at ur offices in Concord,or contact our clerical staff and request that one be mailed or faxed to you. There is a$ 00 application fee due upon filing, in addition to an inspection fee of$61.501,which covers the costs of the preliminary inspection to determine if your property qualifies for an exemption. Please contact me at(925)646-5225 ext.< >between the hours of 8:00 a.m.— 10:00 a.m. Monday through Friday if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely, <Name >,E.H.T. Environmental Health Technician cc: <City Office > ILLEGAL DUMPING REPORT ATTACHMENT IV ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION Memorandum Date: May 24, 2004 To: John Gregory, Deputy County Administrative Officer Compliance and Property Mitigation From: Ken Stuart, Director of Environmental Health Health Services Department Subject: Update- Waste Hauler Permits Background: Section 418-2 of the Contra Costa County Code delineates the requirements for the Board.of Supervisors to issue Waste Haulers Permits to persons, municipalities, or governmental agencies that collect or transport refuse on the public streets of the county. The Code is all encompassing, and a program issuing waste hauler permits has not been developed or implemented. Problems of illegal dumping in the unincorporated areas of the county are growing, and it appears that unpermitted waste haulers contribute to the problem. On February 9, 2004,the Division convened a meeting to discuss the development of a waste haulers permit program. In addition to Environmental Health staff being in attendance at the meeting, representatives of the Community Development Department, Building Inspection Department and County Counsel participated in the meeting. It was agreed that this Division should proceed with developing an implementation plan for the permit program. Issues that needed to be reviewed and addressed prior to program implementation included: 1. The existing County Code is adequate, but needs amendments. a. Reevaluation of the $2,000 bond requirement. b. Clarification of the required permit time period--one time permanent permit or annual permit. c. Posting of the permit on each vehicle. d. Inclusion of penalty fee authority for operating without a permit. e. Inclusion of an appeal and hearing process. f. Inclusion of fee authority and specified fees included in a fee resolution. 2. Confirmation that municipalities/government agencies are exempted from permits by the existing code if they haul waste from their own properties. If the agencies hire contractors to haul the waste, the contractor would need a permit. 3. Confirmation that building contractors hauling construction/demolition waste with their company equipment from facilities they are constructing would be exempted. If these firms hire subcontractors to haul the waste,the subcontractor would need a permit. 4. Commercial gardeners would need permits for their vehicles or trailers. 5. Review of all franchise hauling companies in the county to determine if each vehicle should be permitted. Program Status: I. Franchise Haulers—The solid waste franchise agreements give exclusive rights to waste collection in the incorporated areas to franchisees. Therefore, a private individual or company with a waste hauler permit issued by the Division would appear to not have the authority to haul refuse from facilities in unincorporated areas of the county. Issuing a resident of North Richmond a waste haulers permit and then telling the individual that they can only haul refuse from incorporated cities (if allowed by City Codes)makes little sense. Status: Community Development Department staff are reviewing the franchise agreements to determine if a"service added"concept for private permitted waste haulers would be in conflict with the agreements. The "service added"concept means that the permitted hauler not only provides a container for refuse and hauls it away for disposal, but the hauler enters the property and performs services including collecting and removing the waste from inside or outside of the premises, 2. Construction and Demolition Wastes---The California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB)has adopted mandatory regulations that will apply to the facilities that collect, recycle, and dispose of construction and demolition wastes. Many local agencies, including Contra Costa County, have adopted or are in the process of adopting building permit regulations that regulate the disposal of construction and demolition(C &D)wastes and require the recycling of a set percentage of the waste at the construction sites. Status: Division staffs are reviewing the CIWMB regulations and building permit requirements to determine if the waste haulers permit program would be duplicative. Division staffs have met with representatives of the Associated General Contractors Association, discussed the C &D waste regulations with them, and will continue meeting with the association. 3. Gardener/Landscape Wastes—The CIWMB has adopted state regulations on the permitting of composting facilities and chipping and grinding facilities. The interest and need to compost organic wastes from gardens are increasing. Division staffs have been instructed to determine if a voluntary certification program for gardeners/landscapers hauling these wastes could be developed, potentially eliminating the need for each vehicle and trailer to be included within a waste-hauling permit. Status: Environmental Health Division and Hazardous Materials Division staffs are active in a Contra Costa-Alameda County Pollution Prevention Program that is currently addressing organic wastes from gardening and landscaping. Ongoing meetings with landscaping business organizations are occurring, and staff will be evaluating the need to include the industry in the waste haulers permit program. 4. Waste Tires—The CIWMB has adopted mandatory waste tire regulations and documenting(via the manifest and trip log system)the proper disposal of waste tires. The Division has just been awarded its 2004-2405 grant by the CIWMB for the second year, the grant intended to allow the Division to continue implementing the waste tire enforcement program. Status: Division staff have developed a data base of approximately 500 waste tire generators, haulers and facilities in the County. This number may actually be larger,but with the coordinated efforts of other local agencies, surrounding counties and cities, and the Cl W1vIB, the Division will continue implementing an active waste tire enforcement program. Board of SuPervisor Action: Environmental Health Division staff intends to have a proposal ready for Board review and action by September 2004. 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Ford€sposalfinfarrrrafionarkf recycling locations. wwss��ruritg#r.£om§84.9#i ' for free residential and business M•F,-5 Mart back landfill disposal.County D&K Appliance Ace Hardware p p R set ri£a> resources about aomtos, (PPRS-• re aid retch. n% 580 Sebastopol Ad. 750 S.Cloverdale Blvd. and foe:alf kindr{ Refuse Disposal Sites(except call tate i w-Desk or visit Santa€#ase 575.1522 Cloverdal#89421650ccidentalTransferStation) GrowarsSu Supply 8-6,Sa 8-5,Drop-ofM-F 7:30-7.Drap-o#: accept appliances for a fee;see and fee:washers,dryers, _ reargeab#e b4tttrres and irrigation r: ! 4 J L }... L % i 20750 6eysery€l(e Ave. page 26 refrigerators and freezers on€y, (lithium ton,nlcke€theta€ %L _ _ call lust. 'AMPTIC AMI 4; hy�r`rde,PflCad and small Geysasvi€le 857'-348# -F 9 5, ro oil,rtchar aa#e CtnplreWaste This includes tru#krlts ;? staled€ead atlz!)only. 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Tacoma,WA 98409 • High quailty attendant. 888.797.7638 Soft cover books are accepted for Healdsburg 433-0321Daily 8.4,Drop-off,banks,audio/ M-F 84.30,Mail€ack,video new/used lumber Industrial Carting recycling with curbsideand video tapes,LPs and Ctrs;some tapes,CDs and wel Cases,DVDs, } ' matb€e/tile Santa Rosa dro Ifre do programs.in restrictions may apply,check with d'. • Windows �tl Ave. {: cY 0 P 9 3.5'ills#ekes,Cassettes and vides Santa liars 585-0511 addition,County Refuse Disposal on-site attendant, tapes,check website for k €wt-Sa 9-S.Drop-Apirk rip Sites accept soft rover books for blain Adult Detention ,nstrutHans, f> and fee,all Idn will for reuse and recyc11%see page 27, facility 1nmats Services GreenDlsk www.greendrsiccom k: beyond Waste goats 2777 Ventura Ave.(lobby area) 2200 Burlington wrWssbeyond'wdste tom 5a s�nta Ts�rssfer Station C"ttul Disposal Site Santa Rasa 565-1625 Columbia,MD 65202 60S W.Sierra Ave, (rte ding i t�se3 h {rteeyailrig&reuse) -F 8-5,Drop-off:Westerns, 800-365-DISK(3475) Cotati 792-2555 4376 gage Gulch Rd. 500 Marham Pd: self-help,sd-ft,National M F 8 430:Mall badt.vEdeo M-F8-12 Sa-Su 8-16 andby rturra rJ96-5423 £ Petaluma 7953660 Geo ra hits and ankh Daily7-3:30.Drop-off:books; 9 p tapes,CDs,leweicases,DVDs,3.5' .s. appoIMMent,Drop-off, Dihy7.3:30.Drop-off,allklrrds . languagg books,call itrst. diskettes,and cassettes,check pick,up and"b back. h quality audio/video tapes,LPs,CDs and ,{. q Superior Hauling Servict DVDs,sante restrittims mayapply, pick of the titter web site for Instructions, new/used lum er, 4-4163 Check with on-slteattendant. 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Drop-off-books at all Santa 4376 Stage tulCh Rd, first;nonprofit disttibutes to Daily 8-6.Pick up and fee:ail (aluminum windows,l-beams, Rasa'I lfltaries no Magazines, Sonoma 996-5423 sr3taals and llbrarles worldwide kinds;call quote, mttaldoors,sheet metal siding, newspaper,textbooks or (errd%plumbing frxtutes,etC) enCycfo adios;books are collected Daily 743:30,Drpeap-off,books, rftral Eiisp+p;al e audio/videota Ws,CDs .�s % istecydiraga�teutei } p and DvDs;some restritlons `: for resale to berteRt the l�rarles. + 500 Mecham liR. Good,MII Industries may s illy,check with on-site ;, Petaluma 795-3660 What is buying Dai€ 7 3 sk atten ant. y - :30.Drag-o#f,all kinds: yi g {; of the Redwood l;rnpire ?? Charitable retel is issued,upon rerydee d Sonoma County Stores VNO flospicefoundation request,fata€l natlorts:set Wwwolre•orQ Nwwvnrrhdspice R� on-site attendant, ri 800-400-2720. faundou'umorQ £ ; M-Sa 10.5,Su 10-6,Remote Sites,' 6350 Commerce Blvd. OD < Daily 10-6•Dtop-off:books,audio/ Rohnetf park 588-8015 video tapes,LPs,CDs and DVDs. 421 L St: Cardboard is banned€roar ; Santa Rosa 528.9310 landfill disposal-There ate many s 748 Gravenstein Hwy„N :t( opportunflIt's to recycle cardboard, Ptsst-tonstsntet Sebastopol 824-4712 { SeeCutf{deAa Cil 3 ... meansthatproductsaremadefrom M-Sa10-5.Urop«cand app Mlle€sur�ectetl{�rri4srl €deanddr#p`Offrecydlrrg See8crslnesslfac d1fiQpg-7 pkkup:baaks,audlolvidea Sit -of7Rt Cli S p"Mm. >sror1Uft€itctrr of supplles,p cltlt trg;building tapes,Us,CDs and DVDs. p materl�S and cloth€ to kee r SeePaper,tdrdbadtd&mlxedp¢ 18 petyChngwuorking,wenfusf See VlsltlnplsposvlSites pg,27 bcry retgcl prtsdtscts It s 61Wclosing the€rail <f f 5�%ntbolde�dte3ftnxardvt�sptoduct;pte� dlspdseof/rfdperly �'�: ..... ............................. .. ..Jrf .r .v. ...r v{;•ri;Y•: •f{'r{i::t+;Y...;:•::.r:;:. rr..r.... {:':..rv.:..Y..... .................. ,:.:}•.i}:.;•;:{f} .yF..,. fr f'•r•A:/• ..4'4' }:. i}:o}:4}:•}:•i}}::::........: :..... r...?r..1... 4rr 8• .. •.::},;?;•.,•.::t,.y:::;•:.;•:::.::}:i:;}}::v...Y :,;.;...y.} : ..,f, •r •fY'• '+}. ::.�::::...:::+•}:::•:n:•:•.. ,..::/.•v. .}}. f .. y�•y} .0 r ,, f i:":•.v:"F''•+"r:::..;.;•::}F •:•Y • ....... :..r•:•�:4'{•r{:ti ?'r}'4 ;+.}:.:}'•.r.... v.}i v •}C':v Wig ,: r ?}iv .,{veyX'*::::::} �.}/rY'r' ?4Wip titiQ{'n •r:,L{yr•/••, :;.r•:}vrrr ..} }•f:4:•r•.r, ..;{vr:::::} rf•Yh ;r.};{4:•:h'+i:....v?v v.. fr v.4.. v,.':{r�i}r L}}:4:•}:•}:4i:4}}:•}.r•:•: ::.Lx:?r}n.}vr}:}:..h.r:iv:;;•::ii;'r,{w:vr•:. ..F..rr...i...$.{/.:v.++.•r:>:}F.•: .:'C }v rr.. }\v.vv.k...'4h...................... f:•:•••.•�^.•r... $... r..{.....................�:..v:rv'4.•nv,{.nv:.+.w:::::v.v::::::nv;:}::::n::: }}::r.{.;{C;.}}•'n+}t+•:{{rr.• ../.r r ..lY:}:•}:}•i:4;::::nv:.v:::.:v:::::::r:r{v::::is nv+ ..kv.},{ .FF. h}}:•lith}:{.}:::::::::::::::::: n.�4:+•.?Y .���{..{�{•... v:{...v.{................... .''fr.:; .rf::4:.{•:Zvi+ih........ •}4.. rtfr:ir:.r:n.n.........................:::::.v::.:v:nv:nv:.v.vnvv '::ii:}:i:%.:::}};.;.}}?}}+}:t.}}}}}?}}?}?::.:::::. ..{.+v.+.{h:!•}}}}:: ...... .,,v,.•{?{•?;r.::{v:n•:...:.:n..::.::.v:v.:::::::::::.::: !.ii:�}}}}}}?}?:;:.;.}}iii}ii::!:i::!: t!t:{:::!:?i???:{?:�::i+:h}.. ::::::ry w:n......{... 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M>F 8-5,Plck aehitles °: <l Sites at$57:50Ittin, ` 576 7215 of Cal tomia, p. Cooperative abandoned an Private a e In See secondhand&dean•u f: Sa 130.6.Pick up am fee.cal, Santa Sala tirylmits. pY p it Ettakas good I t - ; sense to retyclr for quote. ' + Caiteit3€on, , { servtr.rspg.20 f. # Curtis Auto Recycling see Textualragspg,21 yo cortcret+a 4 Canyon Rock Master findrrte� �h and Strap $ See Irlsirinq Dispasot sires pg 27 ad aspf 1t. 7525 llwy.116 k 5b5t7, 8 or 43$-Ot23 I 4298 Santa Rosa Ave. Forestville 8874201 sanvma rcdmris.rdu d Santa Rosa 588-0785 M F 8-5,Sa 812.prop-off and }� f MF7-5,Sa7-12,Drop•offrpick ( r COMPOST up and fee,asphalt grindlrtgs pick up:tall for appo#ntittent. Y _ To purchase ftn€shod Compost, h fx clear;concrete andlor asphalt ` Sheriff's Dispatch• . chunks(rebar/wire akayf;call f look€n the YetlowPares Category, �. >> {: %h Abandoned Vehicles r far core. � r r '' Program 565.7395 f rttlr`zers t sr % .;# Lar#ll Lands cape t4 ;r M-F84.Picku vehicles � � �R'� f P 50rtOttta Compost Coma at S a�ttd#laEr�lt ab8ndoned on private property In Central Disposal She Company 576 Id30 9 CANS the unincorporated area, h 550 Mecham Rd; €�r Daily 8-6.Pick up and fee:ull See Curbside Recyding Vehitle'Rat#r mentProi�rem Petaluma 578-5455 for quote. p9"3 f{' 888-600-1UNK(SSdSJ Retail sale hours, See Business M-Sall 8�5.Buyback.operattunal Da€iy 8:30.4(€lased Sunday www.180*1junkcnm Daniel D.Davis,Inc. 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M-;8-5.Pick up and fee:call ph hl•F10-7,Sa1t1-6,Su12-5: tMarkWest4uatryl forquote.onesSn 4511 PorterCreekRd., furbEshettarNfdtnb(sted Drop-off: re teteipts issue€fob donations: Santa Rasa 573-9733 Industrial Carting to Octims 0d4Erieitlt ` <' M-F 74,30.Drop off and fee, 585-{1511 '} Verl tan Wlrtiris x? clean concrete and/or as halt M-Sa B-5.Pick up and fee;call vk►ierrta{tin belief is 844 Foutt Ceh ph+mes.can be chunks three feet or less Ono for quote, oar CoanrEr ty aftd the Santa Aos 515.5010. refur#a#sl ed attd ' en to rebar/steellwirel,call first. , ehvirottatem M F 9-8,$a 9-1,Su 11-5. ` ietry Nrahne s Hauling Orap-off any.brand Charftable Vito*ofdantesticViolence, 887.1253 ' M F8 S.Pitkupandfee: a: era ani receipts issuedfardonatlans< . call for quote. kith W` }!liaa dotu art �� :; Sgntbat departs izazar8ous product;please rlfspase oPpraptriy. k• u 'i4 '•` {:.}};•{.;4 Y.• r r?OTi r:4'v:rn...4T••..}T:•::rr r.}Y•fr:,{{i:;{r::r,A ..{.... f..jr{T:y;.;¢•TTry•TTT:Tnv:Ti•TTT:.• .r+..4T'fr+.,;.,.Y,...•:.,ry .}:}., +L.•fr $.T{.+..r.r:::v 4:•r:r• ,Fir^,... .;:.r.;r Yr.p.:.:.;}. {nrT•.}f::•.{?4..;•.t .{f v } •;. .}.; NE:it.. !.f.t•T,c.}. ..;C..:;.,k, .:t;.r.:�2?{{..;}: ::+}rT .:. .{rC�G:S>YS.?...d:•f•T,' {T T:?r::t::...r:}rF;�c,qT.,t£,+..;,{. : .;}�T r, .. .< 2n.:�,X?r• .T'.. $.. •r r: 'R: t Y!:;'•.'•+S:rT:TTr•..4..:rv•!•.'•::.,•:: :}x..t.:rr•x.:! •f :.,. 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(( tel'Sates are made into Wes Hauling Debris � 4£T t : i e ast by Sontks�na Compost and availability, talk Service # f• For disposal information Company;Comp#st is lab-tested and Ask about '65.1624 �? regarding clean and contaminated allowed on cerci d drganic fa►ms. firdrvood n`F 8-5 and by appointment s dirt,call the Eco-llesk or visit teles tool 5ek up and fee:ca3i for quote. www,recyden#ra org SsEtfs r�carr# y ��#r�il�rpe�:l Site 578 545�J to li$c Coast Disposal Glases can be A�`-' {yy a (84`3886 req>/L d eyFr $ i n{.T. f :.. llrown,green,and clear glass :? .......:. :... d•F�-4:34 Service area.Coast, �K:; `ort Ross Sea Aanch,Stewarts hollies arerecyded into more : D ANTUNG�D NSTA M' orloinuo ePick va and fee.call ofthe sameAnd(owed 4 The following companies offer Genie!0.04*j j c. Pl tpamy q glays is mixed with concrete INM4 careful dismantling of structures 535-1943 544-1250 or 823-1514 44-Company and asphalt for road Rase; to salvage rtraterials for reuse. M-F 7:30-5:30.Pd up acrd fee: M-f 8-x,Pkx up and f1: i44=1250or823=1510 }cws:P. ��1;srt.+k9�cr,emet�i dlsmantltngs�forall kinds spedakesinrenovatlon;cali { d-F 8.5:Pick up and fettail ' , i and recycling Please verify nkat of piojects;call forqu#te. for quote. orquote. materials will besaivagrd. ; :... ts ,,.: ? h tlatntette Sltt €n Portotarn Beyond Waste 838-1407 o(800-$W7477 Ek" __ -tat 4 i5b-2000 stony Point Rock Quarry www step rid oste tare tMF 8`5.Pick up and fee: " 431-1402 ? �V•F7A5,Sa84.Pick upand 7171 Stony Point Rd, ` 7422555 dismantlitVservfceforall kinds M48-5: <T� ee:call for guars, �Otati 795-1775 M-F 8=12,SAu 8-10 and by of projttiets;illi for gakste. Pick u and :' f Rohnert Park Disposal M-F 7-430,5z.8-12.DroP4# appohrtment.Pidk up and fee: Jerry I(tadtrte's Haulm fee,ii eased 586`2283 and fee asphalt grindlrrgs, licensed demolition contractor 887-1253 8,�� ng service#or N4 8-4:30.Service area: and dears concrete and/or : specializes in salvaging materials M=f 35.Pile uparrd fee: all kinds of projects,tall for tohnert Park only.Pick up and asphalt chunks(rebarokay), kom renovations;call for quote., disrrwntlh�g servkespaciallzes Superior Itadng Service lee:call for quote call first, W1 Landscape and lfaugng, in landscape and renovation;call 584-0183/477-665t Santa(rasa Recycling& Sundse Garbave Seo e 576=7830 forquote. M+8-5,Pick up and fee: Collodion 80-2724 Daily MA&upand fee. specEaiitetins8hiaging:materials �. 586-1478 M-F 8.4:30,5ervice area, specializes in salvaging materials from rewationscall Mr quote, M-F 8.4:30.Service area, Catadero,Forestville, ffornrenovations,call for quot Santa Rosa only.Pickup and Guernevble,JennetMonte fee:call for quote, Rio,Rio Nida Pldt up and fee: sail for quote. Y ; Shairnrack Materials,int:. 30022 Levee Rd, Superior Hauling Service : Cfoverdaip.894-4425 5811= 163 M-F 7-4:30.Drop=offand M-F 8-5:Pick up and fee,calf fee:35phai:96ndings,and forgpote, clean concrete acid/or asphaltSyar lndutq'ret@,> ?, T chunks frebar/wire okay), 2&{Ftodd lRd. Look for conta {x 4Cr call first. Santa Ansa 584=0262 1't►ryo#p c#rtvetn tt t tetysle bbss to ckillett glass,Ear 3 €asric bottles Itdve item placed in f.. Soils plus M-F 7-3,Drop-off:asphalt parr alt over So rma coupy 4202 Stage Gulch Rd.,Soaorna> grindings,and clean concrete %f<w 946`3400 and/or asphalt chunks lreEsarl k M-I`7:30-4,30.Drop<eand vire okay),loads inspected. i}s fee:asphaltgrindings,and iigestSettkrma + clean convenearkdlorasphart kx' drunks(r6ar okay),ca8lhst, llor 800.w8262li Dftpc tai ,: ,v l -7949 S M-F 8 4:30.Servicearea, #nomaGarbage #lellevue8r�l Collectors 996=7555 8ioorafreld,Badega,wega M-F 8-4:10i Service area, sat Camp Meeker,Duncans Sonoma Valley area only, Mi is,Graton,4ccidtntal, : ,r Pick up and fee:call for quote. Valley Ford,Pkkup and fee: call for quote. V �g. Windsor Refuse } ? M1 x 1Recytfing 586.5545 j4 rCtk`i kit t'i6tlt .Ei l3f#t 1 4l1 t Et lfTi€tti4i ttttte ti; M-F 8�4:30.5t�ri6e area; 6VlndsoronrPlckupandfee: tuml3exportittt . l=tl�jt , oilllrrttray coli for quote, rttalr�t and i;tsts:i#r SO yep E4alt plasiiclumi rfku le at itt►W lm�#venteirt . storesavrtyrere . Yi, ........ .. ::-: .... 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Mendo namUal r> �€fsosetCeftplrFrrspg.il • Ali caws < feeDcper wxxuairedwaystnt,otg All retail packaged/seated pound--home speakets: 528-4483 TVs and Computer monitors are software, Coate:Fees subject to changer M-F&S,The United'Nay matches °i f panned froze 14"N r8sposai. •Ali telephone equipment check web slot for current donated working used computers All test ui ens CCUF y r pricing.Not accepted:kitchen of with local nonptafr . i All networks equipment t» (except Oc r 1ramf#tr (hubs,ro«atet s i es,etc. bathroom appliances,monitors �ranspoc�tltrn of donations is Contrail twee u Fn t melon}asctptT sand with broken glassitubes,loose negotiated between the donor and 148 Majestic Ave, Monitors(CRTs} monitors,chemicals wet or dry, the rtcfplent, San Francisco 415.333.7004 computer moitors fa a$25 .go fee:All monitors batteries,styrofoam,cardboard M-F 7:30-4<Dtop-off,pick up and •>�• West wast Marais,Int ;€ fee:worki non vrorkirt . fee,set paa3t 27 f999 and newts or papa€. 470 Calettl Rd. � '{ • fte515each. copiers newer thiso10years. $` Ali monitors 1998 and Computer Recycling Centers Windsor i138=9731 § a a€ec#to Fos cFiF older,quantity discount 115+1 Computers Education is a M-F 7.3:3U<Orop off and fee lfie4Rr+ttFSp avaiiabie for businesses. nonprofit that refurbishes and worlFinglnon-working largo metal Ft+wrr trrnruso.ro� r ytBngts atiai€a#� donates usabie.egufpmentto topiers;no small plastic copiers. 435 23x4 St.,San Francisco ' tocustotnessof000 _ CComputerstCPiis} schools and nongrofrtsand 41.5-647-6071 iso fee,All cam lett desks s; M-F 4,Orop sff,pi Fup and fee >NasieMattageoa ritln p responsibly recycles obsolete �� HF}alt�g a tip worklAg/non wakngtouers, equipment,Charitable receipts tlectrorrca copFtn,cornputtrs • �'` .�_ = Fee 55eac€F:All dtsktopsl issued for all donations and fees. � t of towers with missing parts. and telecommunications Sat +rna F w: Empire Wastes Management � equipment,ca#1 hist. $ { Printers and fax machines urr».cant ,4 No fee,Laser printer/fax/ 3400 Standish Ave. seamier and Ink jet printers Santa Rosa 585-0291 f t Cafi6ortElaun 1999and newer. Tu-F 7.3,Drop off and fee { EYEGLASSES& IG At0� l Free 55 each.All printers/faxt (504 per pound),computer a 19 scanners 1<98 and older,up to rnonlrors and TVs. Unless otherwise noted$ Aar `t S �r pound, the following locations Pharmacy 100 Sebastopol Ful. = Fee 510 tact€:All printers/faW IBM PC.'Recycli Service �. 8852 Lakewood Dt. Santa Rosa 566-3960 scatme&s 1998 and older, svwc+ibrh #rfenonrnenr adept prescription and Vtindsor Rad- 31 ' kt F 8 S.Oro{s�off vrfsr lrron- 20-39 pounds. SES-746-7426, . rfonprescriptioti madlttg and Dally 7-11.Dro{ Ef: worldnq 0kaod 6 rs,callfee 50€ er anFrFd.Rif M-F 8-5(EST),Mail back and :{ sunglasses.Some locations eyeglasses ani hearing ales tnotFp d ttaim adults in ptinttrs faxptscanners 1998 fee;worklog/non-working also accept hearing aids. efectronkmalilly, and aider,over 39 pounds, computer equipment and Sonantx l3aatk accessories(any manufacturer) {: Dr.i.eo Bscnel Optometry 202 W.Kapa Comps W Keying Canter/ Copiers and typewriters Cali or check web site for ht 911 Medical Sonoma 935-32410 fttrnt9rtt &Ede ttorr - Fee 55 each;up to 19 pounds. instructlans. Center Plaza,Ste.11 M-Th 9-51 F 94,Sa 112. ; wtNtvtrCotg Fee 510each,20-39 pounds, �; Windsor 838-9393 Drop orf eyeglasses only. 3249 aFtta�AvF'. Fee 50 per pound, Printers and More y MiTh54F9-2,Drap-off: SaFFta tOsa 570-16f over 39 unds, , 127 Parireia Ct, Sonoma Va€fir l#aspit al pounds, eyeglasses only: 347 Andritux Petaluma rntnt ro GH Su ermarkets Sonoma 935_ q TVs •Byapp4lrttment:Drop-off: .� p free crop-off. = Fee 525 tats(mirdmum), working/mn-working Pentium2 701 Sonoma Mtn,Pkwy. Daily B-S.Drop #f: AN laptops, up to 35 pounds: and newer,GBtlMac and newer Petaluma 765-1198 eyeglasses Drill! including parts •fee 50(per pound,. computers(working monitors 1211 W.College Ave. ��yiar-Va ra and over 35 pounds. only),laser,and Inkjet ;' Santa Rosa, 546- 77 (trrel[ de##pet i accessoFs >, M-Sa 89,Ser 9.8.Drop-off, . ;.. printers. tytglassesoFtly< p 61FAontgometyDe xr Santa Rosa 542-2892 : tahsoaftirs(Gift ofSight) M-€9;341S:3D: wwwJenseattersconr Drop offreytglassesordy_ Santa Rosa Plaza(next to VAndslor PaitrFsrY Sears),Santa Rosa 544 ti924 84"Old!redwood Hwy, l M410-5,5a 10-8;Su 11-6, Windsor 817-900 ' Drop-off:eyeglasses only. Longs Drug Store Drop-of#.tyeglasstsonly. :• CWomer Service Windsor i Est 4ftirt 9030 Brooks Rd.,Windsor 88ti0 Lakewood Or, 837.8858 Windsor 838-6531 M48-14,Drop-off: M-Fd:30"5.f c =off: eyeglasses and hearing ai4 eyeglasses only. windsorSamar Center 9231 Fokwood Di. f Windsor 838-1250 M•F9-5:Drop-off: eyeglasses and heating aids W 5prntroldtcrrateshwrdeasprodoet;pfeasedizposeofproperty. ..: ..... .....•>ir<r x;` ' k::.:• # 4•',>;:;.''': Y Yq, {... fi ..{ r �. 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FLUORESCENT LAMPS BALLASTS it .....: J. ..Y'ir.;.. r}i .{...... { Cif�ltE3tesOta '----^R `' �� (Pre•Pa#d Return Sere#L$} {2?��?;� z�%:>: w4i!W L �,f y�p <{ �,�,} ®fir n9urygted�r�tgie<rnrt�onrFW tcit SnrE�e of the bti inesses listed its this ;,�`�r+h'v W '>«:: M-F 8-4.30(CST)=Mail back{PP" ce�t ImW section rovide PPRS far all kinds.of tent lamps and >_< p k p far"Ott,9EwWritiamps.This type afservue awayincludes, ;; ....: €6trEryf�s to Soltatns CNIE€ a# Is brfEerE, 6 1;<> 877-63 -6514 # Confainefs to Collect spent M4 8-5(f3T).Mail back(PPt ) muds of Elt!rderCCb€rry Is :<<> disperse -irrotatt> rr ilbstu�ttalners usually Earth Peatect�n Se€�#res, and fee.# aresceEEtias Ri* Irt fief accommodate from 3tl to 7!J Fluo ascent lamps CAf#N t be lnc.wwweehpfacom PCS-ballasts;calf for quote. Recycling tett four-foot(TxBI bulbs Depend€itg 80058$-7t90 lamps captures the disposed!n the garbage.All WI`M(CST).Mall back(FfPS) 10110MMAI Services memo t l ea on bulb suesand shapes kinds of fluorescent lamps are and fee:fiuorescentlamps and 112511eriselySt. + pm (94,Compact fluaresrent bulbs and arca ted at Household Toirlcs Pce-ballasts;call forquote. Richmond 510-813-5149 can then be reused rn t elghC toot bu ,otlter Comalner p M�F 8 S,Dratf, dCup and tee : tfew+bulb%, Roundups;see back�rer, 6cologyControlIndustries fluorescent lamps,PCB-frames setas ate usually aval€able. Fluorescent lamp%tie 5%235-1343 and RID lamps;call for quote. { { �repnntedreturn address labels, M F8.5.Pick up and fee; Phi s 5e Ear�.shawand r AFRC Recycling Solutions { Wasteplck;up�-�-usuallyma#Eed wwwra¢rrmf.Corr1 fluorescent lampsacid Rp rvices"int, sizes11Ec{ tg:#fart PC8-balls ;call for quote, 748-3040 back by 11f�or FedEx, 36677 Huntwood Ave. � :ifoat,ll�tsdreFconrpatt Ha and 800�628u 675 M48-5,MallWfPPRS)arutfee` Recycling cast%, f: yw Evergreen fluorescent lamps,PCB-ballast% fluotescem iris artd • Certlf€tate oftedamation. Y M F 8-5.bfap-off,mall back li nvIroonrental Services and HID laritps,Call for quote high inteltslty dist€ e s {pp1 ),Pick up and fee. W-972-5284 {fiR3)laip .f€113#asps # ,> fluorescept lent PC8 ballasts Sao 141een I" !.{..{ . . 4Y 3 ps, M4 8-5.Pick up and fee :n?. ' h'" '' and}IID lam call fru trate. 584-0415 are u in sectrfrty: q" fluorescent lamps and PCl ballas ;Call fog quote,. M49-5.Pick up and fee. an4f outtlaor ghfinq '. Amtecht#ghtirrg.5etices `l fluoreStentlaEnps and ap#slicat€ Es •.. St0-832.4512 Grainger industrial Supply PC8-baRasts;eall(ar quote. which Imil sts have PtRs7 �� M=l 8-5.Mail bads{PPRS),pick wwrry ffpet torn �� u arrd'fee:#IuoresCerrt#amps and 584-4211 SernsldEEeYltest Lighting t.4 }, r £ Poljrtlslorinated.bipli€rayls{Pills)were ' PR-ballasts;Call for quote, !d=F 7>5;MaI#bask(PPR)and 584<Q86t '> dlsconflnued fa1.r use in fluorescent 6{> fee fluotescent lamps and pC8- M-F 8-8.Mail back,pick up ' Rethlehatirtt balfasesutariufa#turedafter1479, p ballasts;Call for quote. and fee.fluorescentiamp%artd , rl ,tararaas. Re rtRnq www6etltteherrt KB-ballasts,call for quoteW�rrd 4 recyc l T tr # TypiCallq,badastsr+liltltdoticn f, pfytng.cm Green instructions, torttarri PCBs will be labeled as such ;' 610-838-7034 ;. 800-208.8340, , 8a asfs 5vitiitsist la Ws sh fd 6e> s; M4 8,3r>S(FST).Maa back M-F 7-4(CST).Maifback(PPR) Wes#Coast Metals,laic. dlsFos oras hazardousvtaste. 5 (PPRS)and€eesfluotescent and fee..ffuorescem lamps and 470 Calettl Rd. lampsbnly;calfforquote. PC8�ba11ast%;Cag(orquote, Windsor$18-17'31 €{; 8a#asts rr�nufaCturs!d after 1974 can M F 1-3;30,1?rop-off and fee be recycled as scrap snefa€ . I non-PCB�ballasts labeled as sorb }s r are recycled as scrap metaC;call 5 ..�.... .. . ... rf..hv:.., fotquote. #iurttinurtasnsc�ecfcv# tlx�r . 'kscatlyfe#teCydrngae £>:< rrsad NNW eifttal {4 ,......, .:, f ..i;�,,' :Cans lf►€afurr� :z beverxt tart rEff#s ttr the y. �MMADDING FUEL I FURNITURE groCetysheltesasan # FIRE $ualltyfl�ring Any typeti#fuel,Including S�tSe�xthand�clernl=up casitrra%llttf�a,9>t#tiays {r: www.quall�floottRgrentef OM gasai#ne,diesel and kerosene, se res pg,ltf 6 714 Petaluma Blvd,14. Ste 161-46 B .ar3es�rra�r; Pefiahrma 73-96Ei3 is accepted at Household Tozlrs lsposolSJfrs pg 17 All types of fire , Roundups; p ` t,,y, Round s see backcover.Fuel eXtingulsftersare acCepted M-pFgpS'Drop Drop-off., .............. carpet ad only, ` containers cannot be returned: 4; at Household Toxics 6 � Rtsundups;see bads cover. r See CufbsldtAt Lf ;# { $ 5,•„5:6+5. 'r rY k6:. r+'.+{4ial..?�i.{5.. . ir'^r?.°.... k f}. .. K Y gaff P .p �rl►1��� 1 SxtEta Rosa Fite see 6uslness ReCyipn9 p9 7 __. _ 5ttlprrtaftt Srervice,int FOOD r)rap o >irrrg lRsOtth .. r WS Sebastopol Rd. ,d ff aye 1ptreuse tarrf fr uet , Santa Rosa $46.6747 Gmtholic Charities Family Redwood Empires t See.Pr3lttrtg�tposor S4Cr-340 �. M 8-5.thop-of ifrilland Sup�portUnter Prod Wit ' empty fire ow ulsheii 465 A.St. 3320 Industrial Dr. Sties p1.17 �s� frp cabals {. Santa Rosa 542-5426xt07 Santa Rosa SB-7900 ,; E l : M48-4.30.Drop-off, M-Filo4.Drop-oR:canned 5 [ MocalWoolsam 5 goods,dried goods and produce, goods,dried Bods and nok tali first, produce cal# Esta �'•'5.,45{?+ 5 . {� ykaa Syrr�ota'$nofeshaftatdvuspfodacr,` dlsp ' cproperf� ...#�. 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(unstripped electrical Wirt okay}; plckupandfee:errcusl ree.fetrouslnonferrousnreta# cap for quote, nonferrous metal(unstrapped (unsrripped electrical Wre okay}; Many ptofessional dry cleanersCarilE Landscape electrical wire okay);(all for call for quote. wept hangers for reuse;chetk and Hauling quote. Sunrise&arbage Service the Yef/owPdges category, 575-7$36 pacillt toast Disposal 869-2724 Cleaners. 4 Daily 8-6,pick up and fee: 884.3806 t E 8-4,30,Service area:'�a adeno, ferrous/nonferrous metal M=F8-4:30,Service areaCoast Fotestvil€e,cuernev#ne,lennet; Metal hangers are not accepted € rens tttetaE (unstripped electrical wire okay,; port Ross,Sea Ranch,Stewarts with curbside retytMonteRio,Rio Nidc�.lrckcrp end lirig; cap for quote, point Plck up aril foe:ferrous/ fee:ferrous/ilonferrorrs rnutal ; ;';:::;:;: Gprrtains iron,a magnet nonferrous metal(unstripped (unstripped electrica€wire okay); however,they are aaepted arsiel b.Davis,Inc, 4t#c#cs to It teir3,,steel} electrical wire okay);tall call for quote, as strap metal, this pager 385'19tl3 k, for vote; ?. l arsferreus metal M-F 7:30-5:3tt.pick and Superior Hauling Service ij Metal,scrap up fee ferrous/nonf troi metal Petaluma Junk company 5$4= 163 does not cotst:ain iron to .N<, :. ....> R -F B' .Plta:ladfeeferdus!-nosettiondeonscom M(unstrippedelectrical wire okay); w vr } s a�trminiiili,lfta55, cap for quote. 519 Lakeville St, nonferrous rnetaf(urrsttippid f, «pperfett) Petaluma 718-7432 elettritai wire okay};,all for quote. }t {° See�yegtusses&henrffng i 0..enl3esfe M-F 8-5,Dro off and fee: oras 7 L" "".: 838-1407/00-838-1477 ��oWest coast Metals,Inc. t ;r..v.. pg ferrous/nonferrous metal? f x h4 F 8'S.pick up andf (unstripped electrical wire 470 r-lett-Rd. ` }n:.... ferrousfnonferrousmetal okay},Maycharge orbuyback Mndsor 838'9731 (unstripped electrical wire okay); M-F 7-3,30,Urop offprtk up and t r HELI TANKS dependl on current markets. > — _ call quote, 8uybackforreusolematetla#. fee=ferrousftto€rfencusnrtai , <. seeP t one&1re(frtrn tanks (unstripped t9 6 q (unstr€peed electrkal wire,okay), {: v Errrplre fiMaste <. >..... ...._.... � ;.;°w, pe talsma Recycling call for quote. Management wwwwmeom x� , center :. 585-0291 West Sanoft ? Lr w:•;:: 315 Serena St. K; ''' M-F 8-5.Pltk Up and fee: a county IJispdsal etaluma 763.4761 Sonoma CountyDepartmeat : ferrous/nonferrous metalM<Sa$3.Dtop ,alurnin+im $00 828 790 of Health Services (unstripped electrical wire okay); and copper scrap only. Mil 84;30.Service area: j Childhood lead poisoning, call for quate. Ile€ltvue&Wiigi , rtt6eid, Prevention Program PUM Company 565.6680 www 1800tr nton 610bal 8odegat8odega�y,Canlp 544-1250 or'$23.1510 Meeket,Duricans Mils,CIraton, ;} 800-468-586.5 Recovery M'€8-5,Picku and fee, Pick up '. M F$-S.trertetak lead p lnformaf#orr. M-5a 8`6•yl up and fee: 3899 Santa Rasa Ave: us 'al theta€ aha fee;ferrouslrsferrriusitretal ferrtius!ltr4mferrcuxs metal Santa Rosa 586-6"4 ( y); Dal 85,Dr fffetrousf (unstrappede#ectricalwire �uristnppedelwtr#calev#reoka, .f . (unstripped electrical urlre IY °�° okay};call for quote. call lot quote: okay);tall far quote. nonferrous metal(oftsuipped electrical wire okay). Portosan Windsor Refuse&Recydirlg West Yaife3f Ertdustrral - A.I.Scrap,fetal Recycling g 566-200p. 586u5545 539-6210 Industrial Carein M-F 7-5,Sa 8.4.Pick up and M4 8-450,Service are0iAdscr 6871 Abbott Ave. Ml Th 7.30-5,F 7:30-12.pick 585 0511 fee:ferrous/nonferrous metal mly.Pickup and fee:fevousf � Sehastdpol 823-2626 a and fee:ferrous/nonferrous M-5a 8-5.pick up and fee: (unstripped tunstripped etectrata€wire nonferrous metal By appointmeru.Drop offand metal(unstripped electrical ferroustnorrferraus metal okay);call for quote. (unshipped electrical wire hakay); buyback:wofkeng ivitultural wire okay);call for quote. (unstripped electrical wire okay). call for quote, and industrial Machinery,tall �. Buyback for 500 sods or more Rohnert Park Disposal first with description, y Jerry Itrahne s hauling 586-2283 Tlsat s a lot }. p of nonferrous metal. 887x1253 Mal 84;30>SErvlte area: oftras; t -twins Elder Rahnett Park only,Pik up and ' to ,��OOLUPPUB � 545-2734er800-995=2730 ferruus/nonferrousmetal< fec ferrous/nonfettous metal } By appointment.Pick up and (unstripped electrical wire okay); (unstripped electrical wire # ANO WIP` � 9: fee fermustnonfenausmctal cap for quote. -tall for quote. American Red Cross : (unstrapped electrical wire M&M Services Santa Etosp Recycling 5291 Aero Dr. # okay);cap for quote' 838_2597 &Collection Services Santa Rosa 57,7-1600 8ataeff Salvage Comp Company M-F 7-5.pick up and fee: 386 141$ t M-F 9,5 Urop4ff sterilized 244 Mount-€n Vievr Ave. ferroutlrionfenous metal ro nb2y State law Srrttonia packaged gaule pads, (unstripped electrical wire okay); San 8 4.30,Service area: h County needs to rzdute Santa Rosa 5$4-84tH ( isttripp Santa Rosa only.Pick up arta v its waste stream unused alcohol swabs,etc. MpSa B:3il 8:304,30,So til, call for quote, fee:ferrous/nonferrous metal ' Drop-off;usable mere hems (unstripped electrical wire Although va atraged to; - {angle Iron,l•beams,copper, okay};call for quote. reduce it by 4a ,1#e t#lR nod brass);.r:all Arlt. tri recycle a i l,RgO t r<ts yyearfllis snluutt everuru(id illi a mite of gar edge catisfrom canada to mexica. l s?'%ctc t r, Sydrbdfderroteshazardous product,pteosedispose vtproperty t y0.� • . i•.: 4 f f M. u a{ r... .. { ...............: .......{.,,..n..r..:..:::::::.: :::........................................::................................................:..............:.. .::.:......................................................................:. s . s t.. {.. .. :. .: ...�:r a:•f?• .)... {� aGR...�t,....:.:•.;}•;{•i:•i:•i:•>:•'•:•}:•ri:•i:.i:.i:.ism{.;:.;;:;:::::4:•::.:.:ii:•i:•:::::;•;•}::•i:o:: o: �:;:o: >:.._;:.....:.... .: .;;: c;:;:: ;;:;;;::;: ::::: ;:?oi:iso:;:.>:4:•}i:4::4::;•:>::i::;:i:�:;>:: n'i:??:??L:{.;?.<:.i:`:•i:?•:i:4r;?{?.ilii:4:•>:•::{:;,>;•:;•>:{::.;:::;;{.;;;;•.::4:•: ;:.;:.:;.: ;: ;:;? :;:;:: :;:;::::;:�s:> ;::;:; o>;>i:i:i>ii>:4»:;•>:•;•ii:i; .:4:ii:i::;:;;.: ;...., . �. w...t.,, :.} .4: ..{•.::}::.+•:x :::,r,.::::{vnv:.. _.... _ .................................................... v..v r. {.f...f..�..r...r......... __..__..................................................................................................................................... �yy v...:.iiii:�::h:i;.?}�:'i4':4'Cii*�'vi:.:.iv:.:??•J:is::ilii:• -:n>{Cv}.N}+{rr 4{ i4i�+$:}}}r�ti:::::r.•:fr.... 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Healdsburg 433X4321 1 x62- 49 or e-mail ress m r runt rtf4 r f Daily-4<30.Drop-off:1, `lin ' tom 5 and 15 gallon plastic and ktttr€bi€dlsen pa al. ¢4 unbroken pots AA kinds of mercer far tease. corfta€nins3 prodw ate Sonoma Transfet Station ;' 1 IRacyding ra�stj Uokfor otfher r €atter ` acce#sted at Wusehold 3 �. 4376 Stage Gulch Rd, Milk(aft="ol€ectted wity cleanup l� i €rr S xutdt ps; h Sanama 996-5423 are shipped to Oregon eventssg err of yt see backrover Dally 7-3;30,Omp-off,1, d 5 and 1S gallon plastic and where the?are rec}�Jed inti or C91 ma county a r?: unbroken terra-cotta pats owles cereal baits and €latl€rte 773-150. for reuse, toothpaste cattoos r i0?1f P:s,jxl� 2YU`dQ^Q Eft t.",f: w «, ;} f. {• > tr}4 4yl} 4^ki Yn ? :.:: - :.:: ti� .f...f Y�/p ~}{/{,�� k�...'+.i{:?•C:w.....::{.;:....7 f:. Q:{ijy};i;.;{.}i:.} .. v .?:'{ FAINTn ? }� rn Follow these steps to manage paints � v Corttmdn , ' 01596se of empty paint cars.Non-dripping,dried out paint cans ` } usetcut�corft rang J can be disposed in the regular garbage with the lid off, : r products mt€ • ElresY bU€bs Drop off uaable latex paint at Paint Exchanges.Reim collected :.> S.I ?, : tfe...lamps : at the Exchanges must meet the following criteria:. , ;f g#t Wsure ? Late€t paint only At least half�f4i€cans silent larrtpt a ' • Paint must be in one. original label• o { Metal€tahtfelamps • €etcur vapur#amps galibn containers or smaller ° Rust fret cabs only Bloecl pressure {h4 lug Palet ca€€erred at thexchange loeatlons Is availab€e to anyone for free f{. < rcury sltc€tes > Tf a Paint exc ttthostats; hangs locations, • T(iemtifinetet31 Arrnapo€isransfer Healdsbarg:Trrtnsfer Sonoma Transfer Station hianont,etats. Sfatian tRve4) Station f Reese&reyeiig€ tRme racyding Y 1 • i to t# i its 33549 Annapolis Ad. 166 Ala nder Wey Rd: 4376 Stage Gulch Rd: ,. :, k a ne bxtbatles Ann Polls 886.5204 Heaidsbnrg 433.0321 Sonoma 996-5413 11 :: mticbe#prstf F1uS. Daily 8.4. Daily 7330. , ° Ilhm#of unusable paint products properly: Gets ham, -� All kinds of paint products are accepted aE€{outeihald toxics Roundups,see back covetUse A >< doth MAV hag ihiteadWTOR OILsee � L% mm"ftp 4 Foilaw,th 3#eps forbest vtas#p nta"Op Hent.guy one whatyott nfoi.Ilse up what you buy lioonlhte usable ie�ftov¢�s to Bends and neighbors Properly dlspoie of what s left: Ser 6€r04 PAU & Adebris .3 4 p'9 l7 • yr �••f;a'kr'gfr'�^{rf# {{,v�+>i�}�'ta'ft{r if�'.L ��� ,�� rR z•°4'�•'�`{' . 3ymkrdidenrr5tteshoMrdousgradu(t7➢1ei 606seet :......:... :. r 'rr +d• } {+i'4{}::pfj�i:!.tit>�Svy!?.f} {4l ' 4.}� ... ..... .,. .,. ...... ...,. •:' r{... ..} .r .. ...'.,}r .9f K<:o•.k•i.• ':�:•.:.i:x•::;>:•�:oi•::p?•»}:>'::!f�f'^:#'.f4f", r'y'�� ff> �>'n r A f:• ........ ..........s......?..:.i:,::...,.. .n ..: ••.a..:.?.4'+.:::fir}:•::..•.:,:,,+.{;i:;;i:,r.:»;^;i;.;,:4:•:.5:?4;:y;:{:•::.i.•;:•::•:;•::i::•::•:r: '�y�, .rSY.• 4{;.,?,✓,.;.::3:nR•L�:; .......,,,:.:::n•::%;.i::;•..:m.;•..:.:..:.;;4...,i::4:?;r::;{.::L.:.::.::.>L�:.:�:o:>:.::4::.;r:n:•i::f..;..:2;�+�:. ..:k:?:.i:»:.}• ............... :.Y•Y++is4:/v:w::.?•}:?4:w:::nv:::::;,v::•}}:iii:::}i}}:iiiii:isi:iC:•:?iii:??:i}:4:i}}iiii}i:.i}}}}i}i}}}ii;?ii:.vn:v:}}i}}}};}}:4:v:w:::;.}:•}: .f/t•: +:•iY.?•:. ...:ny:.vi w••;;...:n•:..... •�w.w::}.w::.......r?.}:;}i}}}•i}}}:.iii}i};•ii:;v{:.;:?..}i':...::.?i iii:i:i: .... A p�Coate 0is¢o i Wast Sottonta Com 4 864-3856 plsposei 8DOn828-1949 'f - M IM A, M 8�4:3O,.Sefv# ar ;Caasf; M-F 8�4:30.Servhe awl; Tey rn > i � FoRoss,SeaRanch,Stuarts i#elievue&wright,Bioosr #d, a�tdfse(# Bodega,8 degaOay,CMP cudwNd xed pap r,calE Meeker,Duncan$0 1 ,Gratam, sage Forquote.a en .va##4y A a 3 fee(€f any)ardo #A Y a Kttytiing Cerrttr mixed paper,paper,Cali for gGote. r econdSt, is { # FeUWma 763.4761 W#ndfor Rat" �p stns Jt R It i rr3 Mia5, rff: rd RryggjS u1a8 �sitreti fficJJx,�ss andedpap MoY84:3E1.servarea , $�#� i tl #f :.. 566-2000 P p q ,and fee 7-5,Sa$4,Pick up eta#Vit: Ea cai M. :.: ?:.i. �-. mixed perk csoa ?, ky time, 4:•?:i: ...:;. ��.1 . - i A�NylTif;6�f{1 �t1d gfaids : i 1 556.2283 l 8 30.Setvice area.Rehnert r tai p ark only.Fick up and fee Of any): cardbaatdandmixed#tape;aU <> catiegs a l forquote. #; , Fraa 96-gallon recycling raft fetvice,(wabb#e to C1 . .....:.... . +� ars in areas�ditir r tbside E 0 ding& <> most solid Wage cast rn ion�� t collection.Call yrwrhawetto gesstarte+l. 586-1478,- IdrF3-4: .5rv#cearea Santa . ......... «�- s. ::{ ilosaon .Fidcu andfee(ii any,. � �,���/ p # :-FIE'. d hitt. YI .v cardboard and mixed paper,cal€ Santa Rosa3 T for quote, f M 33O.D tick ap '. x' Sonernaago and fee bon servE , {.. :._ certifrateofdesttucttm Carlll Eandscape aiha a 996.7555 arovlded. : '<;<>::>: and ttaullog M-F 8-4 30:Service area,Sonoma ' #rtdattrlai CarEi� 576-7839 584 8666 {: Vey area on#y:Flclr up and fee . . 3411 Santa Rosa Ave } Dally 8.6Ak up and fte: M-F 9-51 Service afea:Cowd, h, cardboard onlly. Rohnert Far#t,5artta# a.# EiEany ca##ior6o3rd 04mixed Santa Rosa 58 sO511 { { u and fee;rnixtd paper * per` tloh-Sa II-S.prop sst p€ t4 City Corp Yard,Sebastopol sofa S�4arbagte Service fen:bonded serer c 714 Johnson st. of destruction ptov#ded• { 4 Sebastopol O00-862-4659 "at#Nateriais 4214 f k Daily 8-5.Orap-off, Itecavery 5er�cas MdP 8u4:30.5ltv€ct area: hgrtb i�+Ct cardboard only, 359 Sarna Aosa Ave, Cazadero, irest ##e,Guernev€€le, Shred { Santa S56i 6666 Jenna ihsatne Rio,Rio Nilo, WWWWH 5t1o'cera Catatl Veteran$hall �i up apo fee(Karty):cardboard $38 6361 Daily 8-5.flmp-off: and mixed (91 for uote. }� 8545 Park Ane, cardboard and mixed paper: M-f 8-5.Pick up and fee Cotatl8OO-862-4659 bondedserv#ce,wtfftcateof Santis=irrdwstrias M-F 8-5,Drop-off. Industrial Cardo# Softtrtrta destr ution ptWAd. 4 cardboard and mixed paper, Us-0511 ' M-Sa 8°5. k pp am!fee D+a a pr tat Center #' Pet ra f ydin meter Ernpireste any}:cardboard and MW gate 935<6716 4: 315 Second SL { AhoseeCurbsldePeq(#hgpp.l Managetrieiitwwwwrn.wm paper;caifforquote. M-F MA f PeCa#uma�Y63-4761 Also see 8uslnessReryrlurp'P9.7 34O0Standish Ave. officelcomputerpaper « M-5a8S.Oropot�pEtk3partd f AlsyseeDrap;offNecyclltrgpg.S Santa Rosa lefty P9 (notrcortOdentia#)op#y,call for $ fee:boodedsert cer+lfEat� Afsv see vignq Disposal Sites pg.27 585-42911 0-862.4659 887-1253 quote and dixtcOans: `.' of destruction provided Drop-off hoots:TwF 7-3,Office M-P 8-5.Fadi up and f fn } Suptr�or itauHng Service Racait S4cure 1800-GO-IUNK? hears:M•F$°S.Orop oftpidt cardboard and mixed paper; 584-Ei163 s i 3truttit r i ,ittc www1804potjtrnk.com up and fee(if any):cardboard cal#for quote. M-F 8°5 Fick up and fee: Evwwwreutll corn 800-468.5865 and mixed paper,tali M&M Setvical cardboard only,all for quote, 800-555-7471- a M=5a 8.6,Fltk up and fee: for quote. 838=2597 k M-F 8 5.P[ck up and fee: cardwWand mixed paper; Wet€Coast Mata#s,fnc. cal#Far qupCe. M-F 7-5,Pict up and fee: 470talefti Rd. bonded senr ,rer�Ete cardboardand ntlt«i papal Windsor 838.9731 des3ra6tiott providf. € Call Mirov,barna Now,Inc. cal#fol quote MP1-3:30.NWpic#upand .• ">. 576.7274 fee;_cardboard only,call for quote. 1W M-Sa:7,30.6,Fitkup and fee: cardboard and mixer€paperrall h. far quote. .:.::.... .:. .. ':v.}. .:,,.:.':{•'.:i4• ...... ?...::.v { i :til .....f:.. iY mboldenotestroxttrdortproduct,pleaaseditltoseofjoroWe Y 4 / pp .v {}f P rY�( { ... ..r. ... .. ... .n .......... ....4... ......... n fir, •{.,..,, vY p : :+ .. nn.......: ...... :{ r .... 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'f�iv...r...}...n...........,{....v.................................................................................aa ..........................................v : +".{.:.}••r:•:•:.v{{'.+:i:::i?:ii: ....:..: .. : �.':'::::}: TWEK w Pacific Chart Disposal } Plastic film composts M-F 8410�Service area:Coast: ram }s Mae than 35%of all Fort Ross,Sea Ranch,Stewarts M-F 8-510(EST)i lad back, Itri Point.Pick up:balr?dIm oy. k errs ( Pali Mastic parka .n .F)In1 and large U5P5 Eprts Feil asylp Rohnart Park Disposal products arae ted for and Priori Mail ##rr recycling lndude: 5So X288 , � 20.25 pound r ` } R� jtdBl M F 8-430Service area:go hnert collection pouches protded Stare,newspaper and Park only.Pick up:bated flim only. it pISLIC hoopppirrg b s f Safeway Stores—Sonoma af[for#nstru ifft tl8i Stretch wrap such as Cauntyatores I d with pallets Normal Store hours.Drop-off: r w. - . .M a e t0 ; firocetysacks tities of dryclean I Rea# clean plastic ba a. CrimIt,...... ? < Prt iJct vrrappers p€astir 8€ i and bags.On knotted WC f o, . ort the pp(t�it of Ciittq wrap t garbage sack full or less(no f rfttl5t Ailt kraSe pieces or twisrtfef, Mer5. remove Dmp•o#1 pisak at owocrr, recerpts and food):Drop-off atstere idiii er tit Custeet : ✓ Ha IasNc ire s, For rec lin these store Customer Service Centers. ling, 'Strvite€etrtcrs. Styrofoam;toys materials need In Santa Rosa Reco ng • Safeway mares Ralpirs F Of ito5es, siry and free of dire, }: &Collettion services Albertson's 586-1478 Food:Dtb r k?} M48.4:30.Servicearea:Santa a aupvrtnarkets < ?.:f... . .. ? Rosa only,Pick up:baled Rt€eys ` Pte # al» ; from only,' Albertson's Trod Drug—- 5utnttlertfine Perms I Pfease r food '} X4MY M Sonoma county stores waste and r x Normal Stotth,�r3.Dr -off,small �fl-X37-8�7 . Photo clterrr€cels are accepted at op M-F 8-5.Pickup:baled quantitles A6,clean plastic film ilouseho€d i'oxEts Roundups; and bags,One khotted gartfageIm only. see back cover. sack fulo or less(no loose feces sunrise Garbage Service r' Piro:Imaging Ser** or twist des remove rete pts and 8692724 3325 Reg€ona6 Pkwy.a8 fond).Drtrp-off plastic bag M-F 8-4:30Serv`rta area, p� }RIA HILINTANKSA Santa Rosa S68-6659 recycling bins located in store Cazadero,Forestvilfe,Guerneville, Propane and ire€€urn tanks { 8y appoftttttr nt.Drop>ofi pickup fobbles. Jenner,Monte Roo,Rio Nido, p DEcttlpiati s One. ark€fee:used liquid photographic Empire ifteste Pick up,baled film only. 5 g Mons and smaller are Strip Sett to�� $ rt er only, Management Super Link Plastic,Inc. ace steel at Nouseholc€Toxics 210 Flute St.' www wm.com 888 92nd Ave. Roundups,see back covet'. Santa Rosa X42- 23 Ima no 585-0291I8flfl-$6Z=4659 Oakland 5101-1568-1086 M-W640,Nsa6-lI'Su7-10 ? Env roamental servicerAde Hardwarb Drop-aff.emptg tattoo ryded ? i4 476-1511 f a-5.pick up:baled film only. M-F 8-5.Pick up and fee:all kinds 2551 Guerrtevilie Rd. wbft new tank (5 gallon. M-FB-5byappoinhnenG Gfobl€NateriaEs ofplasti+.Vtlil€providec�lect€on Santa Rosa:525-8535 tanks only#,partiyrrCdtanks ? Pick up and fee:used liquid Recovery services equ#pmentat no cost for€area M-Sa 7�7,Su 84,Drop-off,empty okay. :> volumes,cont#rwks generation.pltotograpiit#c them#cols. S 38 Santa ROSS Ave. 9 tanks recycled with new tank Rrrybaek x rayfihtr 5arttb,gosa SBS 6666 iJrop aff:arlyquent#typ[astic,ca€€ , purchase(5gallontankson€y)-no S �Pr e ' Daffy'8§t3ropffsnd fee, htstvvlth deser#pt#nn, partially 611W tanks; 12 Wert College Ave ' Y baled frim o Weft:s Santa Rosa 542-0913 :. Broadway Sh#II Service M-Tu 8-3:45,6y3 2.45, { } Indc strias Carts County Disposal 616 Broadway Th-F 8-3:6.Drop cffandfee X50 $28 7 49illili Sonoma 996411- 585.0511F8 4,3U:Servrcearea;8allevue Daily 8- off:off:em tanks r >+ Sa 8 S.Pick up:baled 111m only, Y P° empty partfafiy f8lei larrks. { Seel r rsi ec3�r/xtgpg:y &Wnght R€oomReid,Ndega, recycled With new tank purchase SaeDr. vtlR fine 8 lktar tltott Recovery ode a Bay;Carrrrp Meeker, (S galEon tanks only);partially Titre Value fie+~Psfrn J3Tsp# tSttes 2; 51fl-436y4441 uncansM#Ih,Graton, ccidental, filled tanksokay. Hardware ifl:*Mdd M-F 8-S ckup snd Nyback: Valley Ford.Pick up:ba#$d 115 tystra Court baled frim on 4€rn ort€: Central Disposal site Santa"Rosi 34S-9380, (Reuse&recydirry) M>Sa 7 b,Su f#is Drop�14 arty ?� (donee He"nq Associates Windsor Refttse 500 Mecham Rd. <: r #- x vSvcapfdsticrrtiutker corn &ReeyrEin ,: Petaluma 79593640 tanks recycled with new t"&*Ift I�i•C`" a`Ri,tg leader 888451448S 586-1545 {; Dail 7-3 30.Drop-off, gallon �rcltase(s Sellar tanks fitly#; Y p partially tined tools odd, rtnpleuri raxrrlqurs# M P a S.Wnects local buyers and M-F8.410.Service area:Wrrndsor tanks and las r;no partially r' metttr jour strpp�er5 of stray Plast#c rmly,Pack up haled film onfv, tilled tartks,.vafver removed, iryest Coast Metals,,WL 1144 tart gryt hFawr Ave (busfnesses anly), 474 Calettl Rd. €'aero,IL 001 3 Windw 838-9731 } 7444rt40b h1-P7=3;30.�rop-o�andf�: M 8.4fl Naafi bath f»pack nags, aeminY P► ink, pre paid drip lig labels stt"lltd °. va removed. to schools a4buSfnezes: � _ . . ., }��j�vr:rr{h?ry,'{ry i .:..:. 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SIe,'<585 Z OC 8E7=1253 As boded garbage rots,methane M-F E 6,Sa 84, 'aY o€; »: theft por M-F 8-5,Pick up and fee:call for store goats, gas is produced.Gas collected in < : Ma€f i9es fir" peanu and hubbte wra p: extractionWe#5Isconverted Into WwWMbt0ffl matt Boxes Etc locations, Heald6urgTransferStation bait in the IAeusft sarecydingl elctr(city atthe Genital Disposal 117 8 Sr Cloverdale Bivo. www�r#e csnr 166 Alexander Valle Rd: Site The methane ower 894 0813 979€olfCoorse Gr �84a151 YellowPogt?s Y 9 p M<F9=6,Sa 103. 6366 Commerce Blvd,59-4:g; Healdsburg 433.0321 plant generates about 6 m a category? .. `..... :'. ::::: } SetWraala,,lar malfv, MAD Boxes x SteVU199Dilp lVMSPg 27 E multiplying HIM fern for rouse, rabbits., 1055w.Calle e4t, 578&062 �sav� a 10=3.45. The Mail teaser,Etc. TELEPHONE 0# 95 If you'd##k to stop receiving NOVO peatt€its,bubble wrap 1415 fulton Rd. 521=5433 Ste Cuftde 4 ckn .3 and flat Styrofoam sheets, > F 9 6,Sa 10= . gpg' unsolicited mailings,here are Ste Drop-offt1aytlirrgpg 9 i 2777 Yulupa Ave.546-156S Oro -Off,peanuts SALe several approaches.Ik patient,it may take #-f 8:30=5:30,Sa 10-4, an bobble tura Telephone books are accepted < p p three t0�#k months l�f4re Jot#notice a Drop-offs peanuts ad bubble for racyding with cwbs[de and ;: reduction, wrap. gi drop-off recycling programs 1 SAVE s 1,12 Callstooga Ad. 534=6938 i Call mail Order catalog curttp�anles bird € :30,58 9-2 Alm Mail tenter#to In addition,County 8ew tell them you want to be taken off their bsts, { Drop off,peanuts,must be clean 7Mravensteln Hwy,N. Disposal Sites accept telephone and dry. 823-7007 books far recycl€ng,see page 27 Crmtact credit bureaus at M-F 8-6,Sa 104,Drop-Off: W-50TOUT(5674688)and ask to be removed(torsi Pak Mail peanuts and bubble wra . l€st5 for pre-approved credit card?Miers. 1535 Fafmots!n 571-7707 p M f 9-S30,5810-2, i : �l ,� if rltG b Your#t 11lE from ma3 81 d •4i� Dbubpbta wrap, and WWI Mei) Alla�eSeremifhrrrrd�cleorr up phone lists.You cart re=move yourself from PRET~ P 555 fifth St,w.919-7047 servlres pg,20 most national mailing lists by tonuting SASE $ Print n`Pair M-€t3s3t1-S.Drag-Off: go you)save(eftaver fabric the Direct Marketing Associations(DMA} 52 bliss€on Cir.,Ste.122 peanuts Only. 535-3647 and nouns fro€nasew€ng Mall Preference Semcrs rMPS}on�l#near Mail Boxes Etc. pro ct?Do you have clothing by mall the Rall Prefertnte Service will h° wwwrnbe:tom $ Drop-off:peanuts,bubble wrap 19229 Sonoma Hwy.935-3436 that Yost are not sure#s worthy i put You htfo a delete 6le which 15 sent to stlbscrlbing and cardboard boozes in good ,F 9-6,Sa 4-3,Drop-off, of, thti t store donation?Check organitatipns.several times a year.Y06 assist rexregister condition, peanuts and bubble wrap, the following organizations for 4v five years, f 51u#e Rai& tstorta Mcl4 ft`s Crebti iti dartat€att options: rvf!iw tmacrirtsurtrtts:urrlJcarrsumeratslsC e<htmf Packeglttg C Itl Maii=ltl :. Mall Preference Servo&Tele 3351 Industrial Dr, $76=8701 ` Goodwill lridusWes of phone Pre#erbnce Servlre s > M 6 8:30>5:3E#,Salo-I. 800 W Napa St.996-5'614 tits Redwood mpite ,.'. PO box 282 i }. M-€86 Sa12=5. Orap off:peanuts and bubble rs+wwtr�org Carrnel,€iY 10512 < wrap, drop-off:peanuts,bubble 90-400-2720 s. { wrap and cardboard bosdsinStam:M45a 10 9,5u 10 6 Want mare tlps?-Visit;v >3rrvbcprigtits,otg The Control Mite goad condition, llemotesites:Daily 10-b, , #, 1275 fourth St,576-liS5 Wl it Drop-off only:clean rags and M F8-6;5a 111-4, clothing,must be plastic-bagged '.,f } <....:.� $ Drop-off:pignuts and Mail 8ox#5 Etc. The LowyTIAU bubble wraps wwwtnbecortr 7816ravenstrin.Hvey s; Tireare binned from landfill Caul f 8868 Lakewood Dr:838-3727 �: (rrearMc Tires b :. M=f 9-6;Sa 9:30-3, Sebastopol 923-7520 ! Win All County Refuse e Drop-off,peanuts only, , M-Sa 101.Drop Off,fabric f: Disposal Sites accept tires for a bbd llaing 4 }�. k stfltable far setvl and craft 576-1830 :f } ,, ..:.. feet see page 26 prpletis na rOfit resale store Da9y 8 6:Pick up and fee. SYtbt ` ist € Y a�oiitfra rarCiln . ' 5esrrar(enter. lire recycling n: 19764 Eighth St.E: f 5yrlttg Vh6dles are ; Dollar Drug bete ted at tiouseh d Taxies - fees at County getwel Sonoma 945=2015� p t 55 w.Coale a Ave. r<:>€ pispo i Sites M-F S-S.Drop-off,pickup and SantaBosa 5 �r pourtdupY soe b3cic corer fee:tall for appo€rttrnent. M-E 9-7,Sag 5 Drop=of: VY ea t buy, $2.por pes3tager fire Syr#ngestneeilli prepared 'syringeslrleedlesrnssaled sharps dlrrpada front Firestone Store 57 r in a sl',ecial rttaririerca:�be containers,res#dents only(no recyde�Elassttruck tire , ° . � :.: 850 Coddingtown Center dltpased ofifs INV businesses)•.: s Urger r tires a cceptel! :: Santa#loss 542-4265 n { atCentrai.OistrosaE x : WF 730-S,Sa8=5,Dtap-offand call the Eco Desk for Site Only.Cali 565-7444 fee: arse ar!##gilt snick tins P instruct€Ons' ystatp brat stiafd,lnc. { Y�:: for pricing } only,call first: NGT R YgAf 1svxtearrlr=thrEldtam 4661;idtr, 661 322=0300 Nuns#liatifittg M=F 8-5.Fee;Sharp=Shield 1>#flO�Gl3l JtINKt Debris rook fiarv#ce { M�F9�5 Fee andckup disposaf stem forneedlesl Eos`adatabase Of rocycied sphcla€€zinglrs seMng s rid WWW.180 ©gtrtfk torn M 8 5 and b appoint ment:. V. y Oes�is/neeb€ totsti;tttantiexwrtrrnmetta8 �sr 8 y ` apartrnematttl camttturitty treated wk€i the14rp� lel6 Y 800-468= 65 Pick up and fee, living cantilieces, system are dlslnftcted tipOn pCrab#e bttldlrtg products M=Sa$-6,t*iek up and.fee: p insertl4n)Ota tfiedevlca encased vt3it t# ss�r mtttn gavlrcp , Ceil Now, Now,#nc. West Sottam#County All Okay tO tlspose of fnthe #rnhtammtnr ae�ixasre 576=1276 Disposal—Tire nettling Petaluma 8287949 regulargarbage tfcnu4rrrBoas� M=54 7:30=6.Pick up and fee: pa.F 34:30,Pick up and fee, : . Syrrrtroirfenore3hararrloitsptoduct,Plenstdisp�aofptoyerly. f ,� '•�� <.. . .. sir .. k z �• . £...>:.}. Iry:.�::>:.... :�.,.. .}.�•, •r f:}.:.:,ft: .fsl •.;� �,, •,C. :it:}:;#::xt•:.;:':.'•..y}r:v:•+S:.. :.:x�%}iG:%i.:•}r::}}}:;•i:.::i :.�.}; '•}' •�. tr`}}c:>;t;.•}}:<}., _ .....+k...rrr...�•. :..R.:i.:i.." ,t ,;:.Y.. 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TOM j ':-J::::::::�::::j::::y:::v.:v::::f:w;•r�i::i1::::ii:�<:i::i:iiiiii: q 7 + [ B$E 99is=7555 f. Service area,forts�O.Se ce 4 �of 9�4 X X Valleq area only, Pick u and fee:carr for qwt. Sys s p w tcomputech:car� � w ..� € : Sonoma Transfer Statlorr 246 Fourth St: be The California rnt+�rated`�faste { Santa Rosa 575-1091 Do 't Management Board provide, Gtr a r�gcttng# ; 4376 Stage Gurcfi Rd: f4>8=5,I op off and pickup: Cug t of Mriderfif resources for rttpreastea�nagament Sonoma 996.5423 a met,fix and seecgreding. vwwmm Dey 7-3:30.Drop-off slrpptopltrcartr#dgsjcai€ I 1 for ttrr*s. r 3400 Standish Ave, gig,lie€bw4ness=orily pick tipif youf road contain, r Santa a 585=0291 Stogy Paint Nocfc f uaPry servir ,6Vili purchastconsrtm- E 'More than 10% licc 7171 Stony Point F , be sur fuswssre "feare cam Drop-off Cotatto eri neer/fax racpcialslemod (1n-lineocipplrtgfor lo(a€i.t € hour .Dropff,pick up WF744,30,SaS-12.drop aril <ard4bfis,-nrfv)l s:M-F5°a -o { made products, and fee cel fotquote, fee,(A first. ile i#bon;lttc of casd#mar you ` $ wwu+cfwrtrlr ta, av�rc t lebid fstatorials vrwry torerlbhort,co ? ;'till be oiler NO § : Sunrise barba a Seryl 37218-1 Santa Rosa Avve, tr searclidlr datafsast of lieeccever 869-7724 Barite Rosa 206 9600 n#ore at�{w;1#y 3599 Santa Rosa Ave:, M-F a-4,10.5etvvice areas :.:: al€kinds�sf produci3 € ! F 83.4to off and pickup: ofuse i}lsposar tr, Santa RM 586-66 CazaderrFg,furesttii€be, r�tevre, Dair#r d3.Drop-off and ftf: laser,hr jet;ax,dot Matrix shts•progta n { forgisote. Jei@ner,Monte Ric,rtro l lo,pr k olid sales Qesktcp copier cared�<tat l}4,01. up and fee.-call for gtrore. caatrrdw,call first. Y �,;tom �` Ilealdsburg Tratwer Station West S+�norrta taunty r FreclslorrK. The following laxations accept 166 Alexander ValkY Rd, Disposal 46-4719 porcelairt toilets,slicks and tubs. Healdsbwg 433-0321 8tr4-82S<7949 Bf f8�5. xk ' raserih fax 4 r �r .".... 50 Daly 8-4. op-off tot F 4:30.5ervice area: Arad�cartridges call for Porcela#n leasertrMove &wrigltt,$foornfteld, ldegtr, t, WINDOW fj .:. IndusWal£erring Mega gay,Camp ew, ' lrr4 all hardware,plastic,rubber and SS5-4511' DuntanfAl111s,4taton,Dxxkien€af, l atTaclatu-Gra hics seats,for locations to recycle M-5a 83;Pick up and fee. Valley Pick 4 andfer call v�sa�sir�tefy(azel � gliindin�Llorin ry+ w6raveAsteln Hw 5, tr Metal,set metal,sero x 16, call for quote. for quote, Hwys, �arrlEro St. Sastopol 829 3856 4 k 1�fl*GOT 1t1N It? lerr�yr Krahnh`s Hauling f 106or N se 8c dfit j M*9985,Drop-afif,lase inkjet, Santa Rosa 5734655; {: 1V11 14-14.bto�r off and pick { wwsy 1800gvt�unk.com 957-1753 586-5545 fix and se#ect copier carttldges up:all kinds of Mini hlinds— } l>< S40-469.5865 M-f M� Pick up and fee; M-F 8.4.34.Service arta.winrlsgr Crest, verticals and fabric. M-Sa 8-6.Pick up and€ee:call tall for quote. only:Pfck up and fee:call forquate. Vail BowEtcwww,mhetam Paciftt toast Disposal x 122£aRstsrga Rd, £..:.:::. £attyar llotic 894;3896 Santa Rosa 539-6918 75251rvey.r16 f�-f 8.4,30,Servicear :Coast, str-f 8:30=5:30,Sa 9<2: �' ' ? Forestville 8167-2207 fort Ross,Sea Ranch,Sewarts 58681akewood Dr. {; M-F 7 3,Sa 7-12.Drop-off,pick Point,Pick up and ter call for {�� � 7: { Arte�rrasEges ,.f � Wirtdsor 938-372, Central Disposal Site up and fee:call for quote, quote. {r to bu4 Nlaff 9 6,Sa 9:30-1 (Reuse racgcttng) Dfop-offalaser,inkjet ani!fax ��hlecharrr Rd: Carllllandscape" Portnsot} h £: tartres, Petaluma 565-7940 566-2000 r: and Hauling Dally 7•a,Drop-off:good }: " +• 576-7930 M-F 7-5,Sa 8-4.Pack up and fee: �>+. Santa Masa . Daily&6.#rick up and fee', tall for quote. , Cult ll"lster Cir. vUlndoz�, <: calf for quote. Rohnert Park Disposal $ Plner fid„439 Healslsburg Transfer f Central Disposal Site 586 2283 }: Sara Rosa 544y9761 Station IReusx&re di 1 tREtuaBaretyd#trgl k1F84:34,Service area:Rohnert rf 1f9 5.30:Drap ancimail 1G6AlexanderrtalltyR SctDhSechamRd. Parkonl.Pftku andfet: back;i kjetcartridgesonly #iesidsbtrrg a33-0321 { Y P A healthy Bard n :.7 {{. all first. c-Tug3.lrtop-off:good £� Petaluma 7953660 callforquote, :.< a;vide earra gf r�owtsf Dail 1-4.Dtop-off, s wrnl+Ms, w. Y Santa Rosa Recycling plants wrR in M Wont nt to &Collection Services £ � �# ..• , San t S s nlfstar'tpest:da a M. cmnTPanst3a ration { Daniel 0.Davis,ln�. 5861418 kl � �< f ftl�s3e&redo} 1051 Todd Rd. ,` 43765ta eQlchRd. Santa Rosa 585-1903 M F 8-430.Service area:Santa learn about alttrn5ttveS tis � � ., Sonoma X36 5423 Y p chemical e$tWes that ale fee 8aoks Audiolvfdea tapes Dad { Rwa only,Pick u ar#d fee: 61 f 7.343:30.Pick up and fee: p Y call for quote, tail for quote,Drop-off:good rtealthter for you :; fps Ctrs NO$ Com puteer 7-3:34 condift for iesale. Soils Plus i ycu;r family, pttr p V and the ':: dfstrtrtesit9 1f Drop-off 4242 Stage Gulch Rd; ertulnment, ,, : ' ; pad f windows Sonoma 996-3440 £> !ai-f 7:34-4:30.Drop-off and fee: fJovlo9d fact> #aets at ¢ call for quote, y v4r4tytfr>taworgltess toxx g ::�.......... ` im Ma x s �� .� � 5ymbaldenatethatardoosproducr pteo�ro`isposecfpPaygrfy�'�� .;{ { f5}::::�«:. :}?�sK �',:z ;>rf�.s •., {?5:.,:•,•fw;,� a'• .rf..:y�t:����:. •tr{•} •'�.. ;{. •�:�,+..;�g.rf �tr '':.}; ¢,.4}.. fS:C�S:• '�{::?}:+: .}.L:�f'£:, .piq'4} .Sy,. }:;�fa;,.y�{: { n,};r..++ �%�.f�.•}Yvl{.v'Q••}':�+},•+/.+L.:.' '+'fr rr $••>.• :'•tr4+'ii•::L.{$. Q:+ 4. 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Lall forquote: a4eeker,0trncatu frfifils,Graran, :. 1.8130.601 J#il�€ft? $78-72x6 ft-Sita PalletSarrW(# Occ€dentai ff ley Fort Pd up M•Sa 7:306.Pick up and fee, Central DI sal Site and fee;woad and yard deft, wu l gorJuti rim wood and yard dens;call far 500 Mecharns Rd> 6- call for quote. 8134-468-588§ td-FB-S.Pick and f&-pallets M-5a 8.6.Pick up and fee:wood quote' para€oma 565 794D � �` fi�indsar khw 8r Recyckg and yard debtis;call for quote, CuEilf ioarrr,dscepe wily 7.4,Drop-off and tee:wood 586-5545 and yard debris; "c Coast INfpSsal and NSalltt it4 F 841363.Saytvite area: . 578-7830 Da61et 0.Dorris,Inc. 8843886 Windaot sly,Yids up anal feat Bally 8.6.Pick up and fee:wood 1051 Todd,g& i4 F 4 30.Service area; wood and yard M"s,Q8 Contand yard debris;cap for quote, Santa Rosa 585-1903 Ruch for quote NI-F 7:36 5.3D.�top•aff, irk up Stewarts Po€nt.€r€c#t up nd fee. arood andyard de6rls;all for quote, :`. f r�:%v> .......: and fce waad'and yard ebris; < >• #4 .3.: o° 4� rail for quote,Drop-off high qual- M Company �Airzgt ; Woad�FTINI t r'ecytfin hndudes: ity newtused lumber for reuse. 544-1250 cr 823-15 ro 6Imenslanai€umisetarnpalnfed M48-5. Pick up - DenDaste Pa e6s Wand recycting € 83$1487 or 800 838 1477 anal fee:wow and Lyc4 fossa at eu ty t : M4 8.5,Mkk up and fee:woad Yard debris,call for goats. f ftd chis Ire€tae f3fisposal t} only,coil for goats. porton that f' • W4o45►dm Sites. 566-20W €awn r i 3 errata. 8rnpire taste lkFanar ernert# WF 7-S,Sa 9 4.Pick up and fee. pfr • fhrented set cd h6ra IDSdi p `: rwvts:r�art coat s yail #� . l.. 585-0291 wood and yard debr€s;calf for quarte [ties enca6 s a I> � D faE f M-F 8-5.Pick up and fee,wood I€okneEt PaEk pawl f of tiip}ting3 add robes# 13ittagen { l� ltlr:s5' and pard dehris,rall for quote. §d6-2283 of the sad aril l3a�t fesuh3,rise a� :l €rdlt#I3rrtetfss€ia€ tel3 n'C:rQNi F 6 4,31i.SerrLe area.Rohnert €c P{e.WNW., d 2759;€#onoRd, lea: wand � Park only.Rick up and rrra�ar xnd trteW • ' Sat3ta Ansa 57 -1275 and Yard debris;CAI quote. t It 11 ti3a*trergfirt uftf a3rass P4rtsdebaard M.Si 8:30 4.D' anal fge: Sesta flflsa Re alin & fft.m deitgity frtlet3mard{Fifi I '� 8 gawdatst yard debris oniyFloads muse..beiie, Irstr Servos { £ tarpealfLoreredfiobarrrbotY; -1418 pa,pampas grass,sad,iunrber M4 8.4,30.5ery€te area:Santa Aassa {{' �e01� r }: r 2^ trash,poison oak art stumps, o pick ap and fey:wood and yard fj Gareftterllfir transfeE delxis,coli for quote. , • . ;. sate-trdated wgod; Statism Sonoma Garbar##Collectors 6 r Ya�tddebCCII'Tlltattsc3rtrit# l#fie3r t345ElPocket9cf14wY.1i6 5#6-7555 iylrla€mrai€oaaf • i3rasscli 5 6uerneville 869-3878 1r8-4,30.C4rvlLearea.5onorrta {; tiesanifte rh4nelk4fe,1s • .tree trrrnrrimgs Yard a6Eis ' : Oafly 7 ,€3rop off and fee woad 1Fal€ area only.Pick up seed fee: banr€er#hon €aad 11 dispas4l • 1`ree ilvrtks l ;€rfr snrmps} . i et f and}raid debris, woad and yard debds, all for quote (46111001W,ng far reuse Prrsn s mSonoma �:. and disposai3ta3ns. ' mg {: $uirr666rtr;df8et Ntalds6urgTenxfet TrandorStation i7fi srsa>I S# i station 43'16 100011216iihes rr#dlameteii Stage Gulih Rol. Darrel 0.17a<vls,lite. c $30 to Y 166 klexanderValley Rd,. Sonoma 946-5423 1st51 Todd f#d. ' brush&iserr}r miles ; ' l Hea€dsbur 433-5631 E"taily 7-4 Drop=off and fee:wood { Yard ifebtlxi!i4T kCfYil Dai 8 4. Santa Rosa 585-1943 ' fyp-off and fee.wood and Yard debris. it1-F 7 3Q 5:3Q Atop-off:tasablq - for racycllrEg Ir6�es: and y #debris. tal€road Nes uirly. SasaElsat Garbo servfta € tteElr pa ,glass cans and other refuse. ' Industrial Caring 869-217 Ray Road t amt! Poison o33�,t2itut,pair hands € 585 6 511 k3 F 8 4:30<Service area:Catader 6428 Rd bamlra3ti'and f. and a ,Pkk up and fee-,wood Fdrestrrlffi GuctniNr,}erne Vaea9€Ile 678 5692 ' Railc€ae#d dirt yes deltrls,call for quote. 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R. f 9, €un shopping • .: • :. � G:•. >{r :a'•S}' t f• {£ �. :,?;},•i3 f �5;•. :•:+'.'r:.•';.�.:.,•y.':',r'r i} YI ii{t the new #h{��, }»•�� ' < 'T� :}y} r•'i't� z'wail recycling t w x zf¢•�`} � ( ?a��� t 1. •... at Central f 's `: Disposal Site. i +,f V;< ft r .: Ifs much mote ^ t ? convenient t0 Atfr b to a; >' recycle.M ;. it <. :. _ < REU RECYCLING Past#F SALE Fur f SAYE Furniture t Newspaper Magazines Junk Office paper& z &inserts mail shredded paper t tl s itJ .. .i• f Telephone Cardboard Frozen food Paper bags& Building materials j books,soft (flattened) packaging egg cartons cover books& catalogs ?� ,k;, EE[41ST:f:1.sr.,�.�.'��STit44i�Ltt.%....�.. .� gn.��:�% ::'.�f•:,.''?``'r::;::;;': 3 6�rF� 1i�� •.: .}.r:. Dishware I SS1t5 Empty plastic rigid } r containers a{ 3 coded h to . Power tools Cans Bottles&jars Codes are found on the bottom Drain oil and fuel (all kinds) i (all kinds) ofmost containers. .a } l h f C { Cartons Metal,Scrap >'< i Clothing&books a• f as {a ........... < Tor: . y i Milk cartons Soy cartons Ferrous&nonferrous metals Nursery pots rinsed& &julce boxes smaller than 4 foot x afoot. C Y _ flattened f N w. 1 ' r # 2003 Household Toxics Roundups i} All Sonoma County residents are eligible to drop-off #Dicks at the Household?oxics Pmndups at no charge. , : {, " j< 17•Santa Rasa 27-Petaluma <° County Center,Administration Dr. Sonoma-Marin Falr &Paul€n0r.,9am-3pm i:.WasliingtonSt.,9am-3pm } .}. n '} .lune 21•Healdsburg l l-Cloverdale 4',<. Corporation Yard, Citrus Fak,Cloverda€e Blvd., Free products 550WezIdePA,9am-3pm gain-3pm Usable household s July 12•Sebastopol g•Sea Ranch products collected r. 'bets i lal1,282 N€gh 5t,gam 3pm Sea Ranch North Fire Station at the lfousehoid 3 } on Hwy,l,9am-fpm Toxics Roundups :. ;.::;:.:'. .. ::,::.::..:::<>} : :>:::.:::'. lttllt6 Windsor aregivenauyfnr ::.;'; <.::::::,;}}:;:.. CivicCeider,92910#d Transportation tips. '; :: free.Thisbenefits s .: State transportation laws Redwood Hw 9am-3pm the comnunit ;.,,,s �. y'' limit each vehicle to a > :::z:><:::+'.'.<'' and avoidsthe 4.is i t r .,. :,.{;>.}.:>;::}:::}::r:i:.>::><: & =S@8 R maximum of .:<t<f F r ,.;{k<,>,. ,,,r l�tly anc6 cost of hazardous t Sea Ranch North Are Station on li�vy. liquid(with a maximum df < } M' waste disposal. 1,4am 1gm 5gallonsper container)or 12S pounds of solid material. 4< ri st «Cotati • Never mix chemicals. free products Include-, g .. t# .. fil Place In sealed corrra€Hers In Cotat€Vets bail,8505 Park Ave., • Paint&other gam-3pm the trunk,packed to ; F° coatings prevertsgfts, i • Automotive >' `< 2 •Guemevllle Not accepted. Rinds l<`. s: i In the house:Cleaners'Oven cleaners•Aerosol lioati Yard,1�9t1if Arrristrryng • Explosives or ammiinition cleaners sprays• Fluorescent lamps Medications Syr ages Woods ltd 9amw3pni . Radwactive materials • Plant Products .Nail polish&remover•Batteries . B€o€oglca#wastes l In the workshop:Paint,all kinds•Paint thinners $2ptg e'13•Santa Rasa (except syringes) •Wood finishes•Glues'Solvents } .: County Center,Administrat#on irr. . TtJs,computer monitors in the pard:Pesticides-Weed killers'Pool chemicals &Pau#€n€}r.,9am-3pm &ether electronics In the garage:Antifreeze•ON&filters•Auto batteries • Business waste •Engine cleaners•Fuel(fief containem cannot be returmedi <:;> ,:.:;:<: :..::..:::... ::......... .....::::...::. .. .. .. . .. .. . { Business Hazardous Waste Collections s t3ildCnuiityCettterBrlueySuiteBlBts Appointrnent requirei Call 8t19.952 5566 SataRosa. s#ifrxrtia954B3 l for more Information and to snake an appointment To quafifpr Your Business can generate only a maximum of 100 kilograms(27 gallons or 220 pounds)or less of hazardous waste per month, Motor oil,antifreeze,fluorescent lamps and electronics do not count towards that 100 kilograms,#fyou have them recycled. {. >: . ol - /.. {.rf•ir<'t%' ::/?z%�'i��%�E`�����'��`�3:::::;ai::r::•::::::;J,.::.�::<+r:Jr::::' t i::j': ;:y:?,;:';:;' F%:::�';�F%i:�ii::i :�;::��'.'F:r F�:tisvvii:%r%i'4.:':%;''F%'1?:?•:%: IF: SjE)'jUOWdOjSAOaAiiUnWWOO AjUnOo81900 VIlUoo Aq :�FJ.:d+n:• :y;:�y'r?L�{y:rt:?.::f+ i:'J.::v::::::.�:.�:::::::::r::::,: v l'�Fi+%f f�? ti:f;%.y„Y:{�}::i:y%%:iF:'?.,:;:;JL!±�:�;r?�F?f�?•��F:::{:i�:�Lt�:%i�;{'�:,.{{.ry. +i:Ji:d::r::r::tr ?Ji{%:;%::;;%%%:F FiiF:`v.;.i;rr;; :;-;,l'f?.;.}:{:�1i:�:v•::::::r. 1.':+i% .:r;%. .:f:F:'fi?:?+?, ':�'�F 'i%J,.;;::.:.i.::/,.::'%:•ii:ifJ .;;.y:%;:?ii';'.f f::+i dii :rf{':rrrr 1. :+��.� is%{•%:Y�Y�+�;;F: :.f4i is}...i..y fi:. dr?• r?f?? r ��QQ di�r: r�:•r g f:f.i ';?.::dF'%�..' ? fv:�: fJ f.r.F;r•?,fi'+': �' 38r ]g E :.i ff .;:r„ii;;/�i;;?�:F '';y,..;•:2::.::<{,+"frr ii.,.,':i iii it r;,.�.;;?'; , +• ,r..w; r. 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