Peel Waste Collection By-law 35-2015 Schedules A–J

Mississauga, Ontario · No. 35-2015 · summary & facts

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Schedule "A" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Special Collection Services (Bulky Items) Bulky Items include: (i) barbecues; (ii) carpets, underpad and area rugs (tied in compact bundles no larger than 1.2 metres (4 feet) in length and 0.76 metres (2.5 feet) in width); and not exceeding 20 kilograms (44 pounds) in weight. (iii) exercise equipment; (iv) fibreglass, glass or plastic furniture; (v) mattresses; (vi) microwave ovens and small appliances; (vii) pianos; (viii) plastic and/or Fibreglass shower enclosures; (ix) pool liners; (x) rugs; (xi) solar blankets; and (xii) toilets Bulky Items do not include: (i) construction and demolition or renovation waste; (ii) propane barbecue tanks (iii) television sets; and (iv) any Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment as outlined in Schedule E. Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Business Improvement Areas For the purposes of this By-law, the Business Improvement Area for the following Area Municipalities means the area(s) of the municipalities as depicted on the maps highlighted in bold: QUEEN ST W J E S S I E S T F L E M I N G A V P L E A S A N T V I E W A V D E N I S O N A V R O S E D A L E A V W D A V I D S T N A N C Y M C C R E D I E D R L O R N E A V B L O S S O M A V I S A B E L L A S T M A I N S T N M C M U R C H Y A V N W E S T S T P A R K S T N E L S O N S T W R A I L R O A D S T J O S E P H S T M I L L S T N M A R K E T S T C H U R C H S T W B Y N G A V E L I Z A B E T H S T N G E O R G E S T N B I R D A V W I L L I A M S T M A R A C R S P R O U L E D R E L L E N S T A L E X A N D E R S T K E N W H I L L A N S D R W E L L I N G T O N S T W M I L L S T S E L I Z A B E T H S T S G E O R G E S T S D I P L O C K L N M A I N S T N N E L S O N S T E THEATRE LN J O H N S T M A I N S T S G L E N E A G L E C R W E L L I N G T O N S T E QUEEN ST E P E E L A V U N I O N S T C H U R C H S T E SCOTT ST MAPLE AV SCOTT ST A R M S T R O N G S T BRAMPTON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES MAP ID: PW_IMG_ID_660BR_BUSINESS_IMPROVEMENT_AREA_MAPS_BRAMPTON DATE: MAY 30, 2013 CONTACT: INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GROUP, IM&T SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Brampton BIA J A N E S T D A L T O N S T T E M P E R A N C E S T S T E R N E S T H I C K M A N S T T I M O T H Y S T A N N S T Q U E E N S T N M I L L S T C H A P E L S T SLANCY ST N A N C Y S T K I N G S T W Q U E E N S T S E L I Z A B E T H S T W I L L O W S T E L M S T K I N G S T E D A V I D S T L O U I S A S T BOLTON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES MAP ID: PW_IMG_ID_660BL_BUSINESS_IMPROVEMENT_AREA_MAPS_BOLTON DATE: MAY 30, 2013 CONTACT: INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GROUP, IM&T SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Caledon (Bolton) BIA: Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law W A L D E N C L W A L D E N C L F E E L E Y C T F E L L E N P L I N V E R H O U S E D R P A T T I N S O N C R M A T E N A A V L A K E S H O R E R D W C L A R K S O N R D P E N G I L L E Y P L C L A R K S O N R D S V A L E N T I N E G A S U N N I N G D A L E B E M E A D O W W O O D R D I N G E R S O L P E T R I E W Y MAP ID: PW_IMG_ID_660CL_BUSINESS_IMPROVEMENT_AREA_MAPS_CLARKSON DATE: MAY 30, 2013 CONTACT: INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GROUP, IM&T SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CLARKSON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Mississauga (Clarkson) BIA: PORT CREDIT BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES M E R L O T C T C A N Y O N S T S I E N N A S T Q U E E N S T W R E N S H A W C T B R O A D V I E W A V M A P L E A V N P I N E A V N K A N E R D G O D F R E Y ' S L N B E N S O N A V H A R R I S O N A V M I S S I S S A U G A R D M A P L E A V S P I N E A V S L A K E S H O R E R D W W E S L E Y A V P E T E R S T N M I S S I S S A U G A R D S F R O N T S T N P E T E R S T S J O H N S T S F R O N T S T S M O N A R D S T A V E B A N K R D O R I O L E A V E L I Z A B E T H S T N H E L E N E S T N A N N S T P O R T S T E H U R O N T A R I O S T R O S E W O O D A V E L M W O O D A V N T R O Y S T W O O D L A W N A V S A I N T L A W R E N C E D R E L M W O O D A V S O A K W O O D A V N B R I A R W O O D A V B R A N T A V M O H A W K A V O A K W O O D A V S W A N I T A R D O N A W A Y R D M I N N E W A W A R D C A Y U G A A V S E N E C A A V C U M B E R L A N D D R H I A W A T H A P Y R O O S E V E L T R D W E N O N A H D R S H A W D R MAP ID: PW_IMG_ID_660PC_BUSINESS_IMPROVEMENT_AREA_MAPS_PORT_CREDIT DATE: MAY 30, 2013 CONTACT: INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GROUP, IM&T SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Mississauga (Port Credit) BIA: W ST RD FOSTER HARROW ST STUDLEY ST DRE W RD SILLS RD BATH RD THAMESGATE DR REDST ON E HOM E S IDE R D BALLAD DR GA BONAVENTURE LAFONTAINE RD CORAL DR DR CR MALLBRIDG E SCARBOROST BEVERLEY ST HULL ST YORK ST COLLETT RD MCNAUGHTON REDBANKC R HA RO LD S HE AR D CT LANDE N IRESON CT AV CHURCHILL AV MOHICAN CT LANCASTER VICTORY CR MERRITT AV CT PURNELL AV NEWBOUND CT M A N I O N RD DR MORNING STAR DR RE DFOX RD MOODIE CT PICKFAIR DR NETHERWOOD RD TWILIGHT RD REINDEER DR SHALLFORD RD VERNOR DR LEHIGH CR CAMBRETT DR JOLLIFFE AV DRIFTON CR LULLY CT CLARA DR MCKECHNIE CT CATALPA RD CODLIN AV M ICHAUD AV HONEYSUCKLE AV JUSTINE D R CAPRICORN CR SONJA RD HERMITAGE RD DR DOOLEY E TU DE DR MINOTOLA AV DR DALEWOOD NASHUA DR LADDIE CR DARCEL AV DUNRANKIN DELLAPORT DR WOODRUFF DR CR TOPPING RD C RD R EXWOOD DERRY RD E LEGI ON RD IRONS T ONE CT RIPON ST GOREWAY DR MALTON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES 0 100 200 300 400 500 MAP SCALE 1:10,000 Meters Map Produced By: Information Management Group, Operations Support, Public Works, Region of Peel Map Number: PW_IMG_GDA_ID_259 Date: May 7, 2015 LEGEND MALTON_BIA_BOUNDARY PARCEL BOUNDARY MAIN ST STREET NAME RAILWAY Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Mississauga (Malton) BIA: H A M M O N D RD M O R G O N A V J O Y M A R D R T H E O D O R E D R D O N A T A D R P I O N E E R D R J O Y C E L Y N D R H E N R Y S T Q U E E N S T S O N T A R I O S T W W I L L I A M S T E L L E N S T A R C H R D E A R L S T T A N N E R Y S T J O Y M A R D R C R U M B I E S T K E R R S T O N T A R I O S T E J O S E P H S T Q U E E N S T S A M I T Y R D T H O M A S S T B R O A DWAY S T P E A R L S T W A T E R S T V I C T O R I A S T R I V E R S I D E P L P R I N C E S S S T O LD P I N E S T M I L L S T Q U E E N S T S C H U R C H S T M A I N S T G E O R G E S T W I L L O W W Y M A I D E N L N C H U R C H S T STREETSVILLE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA (BIA) BOUNDARIES MAP ID: PW_IMG_ID_660ST_BUSINESS_IMPROVEMENT_AREA_MAPS_STREETSVILLE DATE: MAY 30, 2013 CONTACT: INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GROUP, IM&T SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Schedule "B" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Mississauga (Streetsville) BIA: Schedule "C" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Home Health Care Waste Includes: (i) casts; (ii) catheters; (iii) disposable products, including disposable pads, gloves, masks, towels and sheets; (iv) empty and rinsed colostomy bags; (v) empty and rinsed dialysis filters; (vi) empty and rinsed gastric and nasal tubes; (vii) empty Glass or plastic medical bottles or vials; (viii) incontinence products and soiled dressings; (ix) intravenous bags and tubing; and (x) sponges. Does not include: (i) Biomedical Waste; (ii) Pathological Waste; or (iii) hypodermic needles, syringes or sharps. Schedule "D" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste: Includes, but is not limited to the following, as defined in R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 347, as amended pursuant to the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.E19, or any successor legislation: (i) Hazardous Waste Chemicals or Acute Hazardous Waste include but are not limited to Commercial chemical products or manufacturing intermediates; (ii) ignitable waste, including, but not limited to, gasoline, motor oil, barbecue starter fluid, Varsol, paint thinner and other solvent, and wastes that may also produce deadly fumes or vapours when exposed to air or mixed with other materials, and wastes such as aerosol cans (full or partially full) and propane cylinders and tanks; (iii) corrosive waste, including, but not limited to, batteries (household and automotive), drain opener, oven cleaner, acid, and photographic solution; (iv) reactive waste, including, but not limited to chlorine, bromine and explosives materials; (v) radioactive waste, except radioisotope waste disposed of in a landfilling site in accordance with the written instructions of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission; (vi) Pathological Waste, including, but not limited to hypodermic needles, syringes, sharps and medical dressing; (vii) leachate toxic waste; including, but not limited to fertilizers, mercury, lead and other heavy metals; and (viii) PCB waste, including but not limited to light ballasts, transformer oil and paints manufactured prior to 1972. Schedule "E" To the By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Non-Complying Waste Includes: (i) animals; liquid waste; (ii) automotive parts including tires; (iii) Biomedical Waste, including syringes, hypodermic needles, sharps and medical dressings; (iv) hay, straw, manure or waste from any animal, save and except for waste from household pets; (v) Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Waste save and except for those approved by the Commissioner; (vi) Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste; (vii) Pathological Waste; (viii) Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, including desktop computers, portable computers, computer peripherals, monitors, televisions, printing devices, modems, telephones and accessories, cellular telephones and accessories, scanners, copiers and typewriters, equalizers and (pre) amplifiers, cameras, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and pagers, audio and video players, personal handheld computers, radios, receivers, speakers, tuners, turntables, video players/projectors and video recorders; (ix) Waste generated as a result of construction, demolition or renovation, or landscaping including but not limited to asbestos, asphalt, bricks, cabinets, countertops, concrete, concrete or cinder blocks, cut stone, drywall, flooring, gravel, insulation (such as fibreglass or polystyrene), masonry and tile, paving stones, plaster, railroad ties, sand, scrap metal, shale, shingles, skids, soil, sod, windows and window glass, wood, Urea Formaldehyde, and hot Ashes or other waste capable of starting fires; (x) Waste which has not been drained of liquids; but does not include Home Health Care Waste and Wood Waste that has been broken down and Set Out as a Wood Waste Unit. Schedule "F" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Source Separated Organic Waste Includes compostable food and paper waste: (i) kitchen waste (bones, bread, coffee grinds and filters, dairy, eggs, fruits, including culled fruit or windfall fruit, meat, pasta, sauces, tea bags, vegetables); (ii) household waste (cotton balls, facial tissues, greasy pizza boxes, microwave popcorn bags, paper napkins, paper plates, paper towels, shredded paper, and soiled newsprint); (iii) hair and pet fur; (iv) houseplants (soil removed); and (v) sawdust and wood chips. Source Separated Organic Waste materials do not include: (i) aluminum foil; (ii) Animal Waste, including animal litter and bedding; (iii) bandages; (iv) cigarette butts; (v) clothing or other textiles; (vi) dead animals; (vii) disposable diapers; (viii) disposable mop or dust sheets; (ix) dryer lint or sheets; (x) feminine hygiene products; (xi) fireplace Ashes; (xii) food waste still in packaging/containers; (xiii) frozen juice containers; (xiv) glass; (xv) incontinence products; (xvi) kitty litter; (xvii) metal containers; (xviii) Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste, e.g. batteries; oils or lubricants; (xix) paper or plastic takeout beverage cups or containers; (xx) pet waste; (xxi) plastic bags, e.g. fertilizer bags; (xxii) sod; (xxiii) stretch wrap; (xxiv) topsoil; (xxv) treated or dimensional wood; (xxvi) twist ties; (xxvii) vacuum bags and/or contents; and (xxviii) waxed cartons or wax paper. Schedule "F" To By-law 35-2015 Page 2 Schedule "G" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Recyclable Materials allowed in the Region's Recycling Program The following items shall be emptied, rinsed and separated from Waste to be collected as Recyclable Materials as stipulated by O. Reg. 101/94, as amended: (i) aluminum foil trays and pie plates (flattened and folded in quarters); (ii) boxboard, including cereal, cookie, frozen food (liners removed), tissue boxes, shoe boxes, egg cartons, detergent boxes (emptied and flattened); (iii) cardboard (flattened and placed in the Recycling Receptacle with the lid closed); (iv) empty paint and aerosol cans (paint lids removed and placed in Recycling Receptacle; aerosol can caps removed and placed in the Garbage); (v) glass bottles and jars (lids removed and placed in the Garbage); (vi) metal food and beverage cans; (vii) milk and juice cartons and boxes; (viii) paper, including newspapers, catalogues, magazines, telephone and paperback books, household paper, junk mail, envelopes, non-metallic gift wrap and cards; (ix) polyethylene plastic bags (i.e. grocery bags tied in one plastic bag), plastic film and overwrap; (x) plastic bottles, jugs, jars and containers (caps and lids removed and placed in the Garbage); and (xi) polystyrene foam blocks, egg cartons and take-out food containers; (xii) spiral wound containers; and (xiii) mixed rigid plastic containers including clamshell packaging used for fruits, vegetables and bakery products; large clear plastic tubs, lids and trays used for salads, cakes, delicatessen and cooked chicken; clear plastic egg cartons; take-out containers and microwavable trays; garden nursery pots, cells, trays and flats; plastic vitamin and prescription bottles. Recyclable Materials do not include: (i) automotive parts; (ii) blinds; (iii) dishes and cookware including pots and pans, plastic cups, drinking glasses, ceramics, plastic and metal utensils, food wrapping and reusable containers; (iv) foam / "popcorn" packaging; (v) hard plastic toys, large plastic pails, plastic and metal coat hangers, compact and DVD discs and, cassette and VHS tapes; (vi) lamps; (vii) Municipal Hazardous and Special Waste, including propane tanks or fireworks (active, used or duds); (viii) Home Health Care Waste; (ix) household electronics and small appliances; (x) paper and plastic take-out beverage cups, lids and stir sticks; (xi) take-out containers, cookie and chip bags and crinkly bags; (xii) pool covers or liners or inflatable pools; (xiii) shoes and textiles; (xiv) shredded paper; (xv) sporting equipment; (xvi) storage containers or laundry baskets; (xvii) tarps; (xviii) window glass and mirrors; and (xix) wood. Schedule "G" To By-law 35-2015 Page 2 Schedule "H" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Special Collection Services (White Goods) White Goods include but are not limited to: (i) air conditioners; (ii) dishwashers; (iii) empty home heating oil tanks (cut in half); (iv) empty hot water tanks; (v) freezers; (vi) furnaces; (vii) heat pumps/exchangers; (viii) humidifiers and dehumidifiers; (ix) large home safes; (x) metal bath tubs and shower enclosures; (xi) metal fireplaces; (xii) pool heaters, pumps and metal filters; (xiii) refrigerators; (xiv) stoves; (xv) washing machines and dryers; and (xvi) water coolers. Notwithstanding the above, White Goods do not include any materials resulting from renovations to a Multi-residential Complex. The collection of White Goods will end as of July 1, 2016 in accordance with subsection 3.10(b) of the Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law. Schedule "I" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Wood Waste Includes wood scraps originating from residential sources, including but not limited to the following items provided they are small enough to fit in the Garbage Cart with the lid closed: (i) cabinet doors; (ii) chipboard; (iii) off-cuts; (iv) painted, treated and coated wood from woodwork residues; (v) particle board; (vi) plywood; (vii) pressboard; (viii) sander dust; (ix) saw dust; (x) wood chips; and (xi) wood shavings. Does not include wood or wood scraps generated from construction, demolition, renovation or Commercial purposes, including but not limited to: (i) countertops; (ii) cupboards; (iii) decks; (iv) fencing; (v) garage doors; (vi) patio borders or edging and retaining walls; (vii) pressure treated wood; (viii) railway ties; (ix) vanities; (x) wall unit kitchen and bathroom cabinets; (xi) windows; and (xii) wood shakes and shingles. Schedule "I" To By-law 35-2015 Page 2 Schedule "J" To By-law 35-2015 Region of Peel Waste Collection By-law Yard Waste Includes: (i) brush (bundled into no greater than 1.2 metre (4 feet) in length by 76 centimetres (30 inches) in width and weighing no more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds); (ii) corn stalks; (iii) culled or windfall fruit; (iv) garden trimmings; (v) grass clippings; (vi) halloween pumpkins; (vii) hay bales; (viii) hedge and tree trimmings (branches) (no greater than 10 centimetres (4 inches) in diameter; or bundles no more than 1.2 metres (4 feet) by 0.76 centimetres (30 inches) in length and weighing no more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds); (ix) house and garden plants (soil and earth removed); (x) lawn edging (earth removed); (xi) leaves; (xii) pine needles and cones; (xiii) weeds; and (xiv) shredded paper. Does not include: (i) dimensional lumber; (ii) sod; (iii) soil; (iv) stones; and (v) stumps.