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The Corporation of the
Municipality of Trent Lakes
By~law No. B2022~036
A By~Law to Establish, Maintain and Regulate the Disposal of Waste,
Recyclables and Other Refuse at the Transfer Station Facilities Owned By
The Corporation of the Municipality Of Trent Lakes
Recitals:
Whereas the Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes
deems it desirable to establish, maintain and regulate the disposal of waste,
recyclables and other refuse at the Municipal Transfer Stations;
And Whereas the Municipal Act, 2001, S.0. 2001, c.25, as amended, authorizes
a municipality to enact by~laws regulating waste management;
Now Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes
hereby enacts as follows:
1.
This By~law may be cited as the 'Waste Disposal By~law'.
Transfer Station Locations
2.
The following lands shall be established as Municipal Transfer Stations:
2.1
Buckhorn Waste Transfer Station is located at 37 Dump Road,
Buckhorn, legally described as Part Lot 11, Concession 6, Harvey Ward.
2.2
Bobcaygeon Waste Transfer Station is located at 42 County Road 36,
Trent Lakes, legally described as Part Lot 17, Concession 19, Harvey
Ward.
2.3
Cavendish Waste Transfer Station is located at 3020 County Road 507,
Trent Lakes, legally described as Part Lot 15, Concession 3, Cavendish
Ward.
2.4
Crystal Lake Waste Transfer Station is located at 665 Crystal Lake
Road, Kinmount, legally described as Part Lot 10, Concession 11,
Galway Ward. General Provisions
General
3.
In this Bylaw:
3.1
'Access Pass' means the card created by the Municipality (see
Schedule "K") for owners of non~residential, vacant property, hunt
camps, recreational bush camps, etc. The Access Pass permits these
property owners access to any of the Transfer Stations.
3.2
'Attendant' means a person hired by the Municipality and assigned to
oversee a Municipal Transfer Station.
3.3
'Clear Bag' means a semi~transparent bag no larger than 26" by 36",
which may be clear, blue, orange, etc. but shall be transparent enough
for inspection of its contents by an Attendant.
3.4
'Household Medical Waste' means waste generated from at~home
medical treatment as verified by a medical professional. Does not
include biomedical waste (waste class 312) such as sharps or needles
which are not permitted.
3.5
'Municipality' means The Corporation of the Municipality of Trent
Lakes.
3.6
'Municipal Office' is located at 760 County Road 36, Trent Lakes.
3.7
"Municipal Owned Building" refers to a building that is owned by the
Municipality of Trent Lakes.
3.8
'Privacy Bag' means a non~transparent opaque bag no larger than 12"
by 14" that may contain personal/private waste not for inspection by an
Attendant.
3.9
'Recyclable Material' means those materials and items which are
accepted by the Municipality at the Transfer Station for collection,
transfer and processing as may be listed in Schedules of this By~law
and may be further defined by the County of Peterborough.
3.10 'Scavenge' or "Salvage" means the process of finding items for the
purpose of reuse.
3.11 'Transfer Station' means a waste collection site owned and operated
by the Municipality where waste and recyclable materials are collected
then transferred to a waste disposal site or recycling facility.
3.12 'Waste' means garbage, refuse and other waste generated from
domestic household sources and similar uses approved for disposal by
the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks ("MECP") and
this By~law at the Transfer Stations.
3.13 'Waste Card' means the card created by the Municipality (see Schedule
"J") containing 48 squares for owners of occupied residential properties
and municipal owned buildings to dispose of bags of waste at any of the
Transfer Stations and permits access to any of the Transfer Stations.
3.14 'Year' means from April 15 to March 315 of the subsequent calendar
year.
Schedules
4.
The following Schedules shall form part of this By~law:
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Schedule 'A'~ Transfer Station Hours of Operation
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Schedule 'B'~Brush & Yard Waste
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Schedule 'C' ~Waste
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Schedule 'D'~ Household Hazardous Waste
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Schedule 'E' ~White Goods/Metal Recycling
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Schedule 'P'~ Furniture (Bulky Goods)
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Schedule 'G'~ Construction/Demolition Material
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Schedule 'H' ~ Materials Not Permit to be Disposed of at
Any Transfer Station
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Schedule 'I'~ Reuse Centres
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Schedule 'J'~ Sample Waste Card (subject to change)
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Schedule 'K'~ Sample Access Pass (subject to change
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Schedule 'L'~ Blue Box Material
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Schedule 'M'~ Empty Automotive Plastics and Antifreeze
Containers
General Provisions
5.
The Transfer Stations shall be operated and maintained by the Municipality
in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Site Certificate of
Approval, the provisions of this By~law, and the requirements of the MECP.
6.
Waste disposal fees charged under this By~law shall be in accordance with
the Fees and Charges By~law.
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All persons shall use the Transfer Station facilities during those times when
the site is open as listed in Schedule "A" attached hereto.
No person shall deposit any waste at any Transfer Station during those
times when such site is closed to the public.
No person shall deposit any waste at any location in the Municipality other
than at a Transfer Station.
The Municipality shall appoint Attendants as required to supervise and
oversee the operation and use of the Transfer Stations. The decision of
the Attendant is final with respect to the use of the Transfer Station.
All persons shall allow their vehicle and Clear Bag(s) to be inspected by
the Attendant. Any person refusing an inspection shall be refused access
to the Transfer Station.
No person shall be permitted to enter the Transfer Station with a non~
transparent opaque bag(s) other than the Privacy Bag permitted. Non~
transparent opaque bags must be replaced with Clear Bags.
Containers of approximately 57 litres (15 gallons) may be used to hold
each Clear Bag of waste, but the bag must be removed from the container
for inspection at the request of an Attendant. If the Attendant's request for
inspection is denied, the waste may not be disposed of and must be
removed from the site.
Each Clear Bag of waste shall not contain more than twenty (20%) percent
of divertible material (zero blue box material ~ see Schedule "L"), and zero
household hazardous waste (see Schedule "D"). Bags of waste that visibly
contain more than twenty (20%) percent divertible material (diversion
programs offered at the site other than blue box), any blue box material or
household hazardous waste may not be disposed of and must be removed
from the site.
The use of one (1) small non~transparent opaque bag no larger than 12" by
14" is permitted to conceal personal items within each Clear Bag.
All persons shall dispose of waste at the Transfer Stations in accordance
with the directions of the Attendant and in accordance with the provisions
of this By~law.
The Attendant shall be and is hereby authorized to refuse access to the
Transfer Station any person who is in contravention of any provision of this
By~law, as may be reasonably determined by the Attendant.
All persons refused access to or use of the Transfer Station shall be
referred to the Municipal Office by the Attendant to review the grounds of
such access refusal, such grounds to be provided to that person by the
Attendant.
The Attendant shall be and is hereby authorized to refuse waste at the
Transfer Station that has not been separated into recyclables and non~
recyclables, that contains household hazardous waste, waste not
contained in a Clear Bag, or the Clear Bag visibly contains more than
twenty (20%) percent recyclable material or any blue box material (see
Schedule "L").
No person shall scatter materials in the Transfer Station area and all waste
shall be placed in the location designated for it as directed by the
Attendant.
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Except for the Reuse Centres, no person shall scavenge or salvage from
the Transfer Station and all persons so doing shall be deemed in breach of
this By~law. All waste and recyclable material at the Transfer Station is the
property of the Municipality.
No person shall dispose, or cause to be disposed, of waste at the Transfer
Station that originates or is generated from a location or use outside of the
Municipality.
Waste and recyclable material that is disposed of at the Transfer Station
shall be bagged in plastic bags, bundled, boxed, securely wrapped or
placed in the appropriate recycling container (except for large or bulky
items and loose construction material).
No person shall transport waste or recyclable material to the Transfer
Station except so contained and transported as not to be blown or
scattered from the transport vehicle and no person shall leave deposits or
cause to be deposited waste of any kind on any highway, road, fire route,
water course, private or public property.
No person shall be permitted to dispose of more than two cubic yards (2
yards*) of waste and other refuse per visit.
No person shall discharge a firearm (as defined in the Firearms Act) at a
Transfer Station.
Access Pass
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All persons shall present a valid Access Pass for the Municipality of Trent
Lakes before entering the Transfer Station and must provide additional
identification if requested by the Attendant or any other person appointed
by the Municipality.
All persons not presenting a valid Access Pass or who refuse to provide
additional identification when requested shall be refused entry to the
Transfer Station.
An Access Pass shall be issued with the interim tax bill for each property
(as set out in subparagraph 3.1) listed on the Municipal tax roll.
Landlords are responsible for ensuring their tenants receive the Access
Pass.
If the original Access Pass is lost, one replacement Access Pass will be
provided to the property owner free of charge per Year. An additional
replacement Access Pass may be issued to a property owner for a fee in
accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law.
No person shall copy, duplicate or replicate an Access Pass. Upon
presentation of any access pass other than those issued by the
Municipality, the Attendant shall confiscate the pass and access to the
Transfer Station shall be denied until a valid Access Pass is provided.
Upon notification of property transfer, new property owners will be provided
with an Access Pass free of charge. New owners must provide
confirmation of purchase of a property and are responsible for contacting
the Municipal Office to arrange to receive an Access Pass.
Waste Card
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A Waste Card shall be issued with the interim tax bill for each occupied
residential property listed on the Municipal tax roll for the disposal of
residential household waste at the Transfer Stations. It shall be issued only
to the registered owner of a residential property. Landlords are responsible
for ensuring their tenants receive the Waste Card. Vacant properties,
commercial properties, industrial properties, hunt camps, recreational bush
camps, etc. will not receive a Waste Card.
A Waste Card shall be issued to each municipal owned building for the
purpose of disposing waste and recycling that is generated at the building
during events and daily operations. Representatives for each municipal
owned building are responsible for ensuring proper disposal and sorting of
material in accordance with this By~law.
An additional Waste Card shall be issued to those who qualify for the
Household Medical Waste Exemption. Exemption will require the
completion of the Household Medical Waste Exemption Form and be
authorized by the Municipality of Trent Lakes.
A Waste Card permits the disposal of forty~eight (48) Clear Bags of waste
per Year.
If more than the allocated Clear Bags of waste permitted on the Waste
Card are disposed of during the Year, additional Clear Bags will be subject
to a fee in accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law.
No person shall copy, duplicate or replicate the Waste Card. Upon
presentation of any waste card other than the one issued by the
Municipality, the Attendant shall confiscate the card and access to the
Transfer Station shall be denied until a valid Waste Card is presented.
All persons not presenting a valid Waste Card or who refuse to provide
additional identification when requested shall be refused entry to the
Transfer Station.
The Attendant shall mark one square on the Waste Card for the disposal of
waste in a standard Clear Bag, or in a separate Privacy Bag. Waste that is
disposed of using a larger or commercial sized clear garbage/leaf bag in
excess of the standard size (larger than 26 inches by 36 inches) will have
two squares marked for each bag.
If the original Waste Card is lost, stolen or misplaced, one prorated
replacement Waste Card will be provided to the property owner, not more
than once per Year. An additional replacement Waste Card may be issued
to a property owner for a fee in accordance with the Fees and Charges By~
law.
A Waste Card will be provided to new residential property owners during
the Year and prorated by Municipal staff. New residential property owners
must provide confirmation of purchase of a property and are responsible
for contacting the Municipal Office to arrange to receive a Waste Card.
Recyclables and Waste Diversion
44. Recycling is available at all Transfer Stations and must be carried out in
accordance with the County of Peterborough Mandatory Recycling By~law.
A partial list of acceptable materials is available on the County of
Peterborough website or by request to the Municipality. There is no
charge for disposal of recyclable material. Note: Blue box recyclables are
banned from the County Landfill.
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WEEE (Waste Electronical and Electronic Equipment) is accepted at all
Transfer Stations. There is no charge for disposal.
Organic Waste Composting (Green Bin) is collected at the Buckhorn
Transfer Station only. A partial list of acceptable and non~acceptable
materials is available on the County of Peterborough website or by request
to the Municipality. There is no charge for disposal of organic material at
this location.
Household Hazardous Waste is collected at the Buckhorn Transfer Station
only during seasonal Household Hazardous Waste Hours. Household
Hazardous Waste can also be taken to the County's Household Hazardous
Waste Depot year~round, located at 400 Pido Road, Peterborough. A
partial list of acceptable materials is outlined in Schedule "D" and is subject
to revision by the County of Peterborough. There is no charge for disposal
of Household Hazardous Waste at these locations.
White goods and metals are accepted at all Transfer Stations. A list of
acceptable items is outlined in Schedule "E". There is no charge for
disposal of white goods and metal with the exception of appliances
containing Freon. Appliances containing Freon will be subject to a fee in
accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law. All doors and lids shall be
removed from refrigerators and freezers or they will not be accepted.
Furniture and bulky waste, excluding mattresses, are accepted at all
Transfer Stations. A list of items classified as furniture and bulky waste is
outline in Schedule "F". All furniture and bulky waste are subject to a
waste disposal fee in accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law.
Brush and yard waste are accepted at all Transfer Stations. A list of
acceptable and non~acceptable items is outlined in Schedule "B".
Waste is accepted at all Transfer Stations. A list of items classified as
waste is outlined in Schedule "C". All waste is subject to a waste disposal
fee in accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law.
Construction and demolition material are accepted at all Transfer Stations.
A list of items classified as construction and demolition material is outlined
in Schedule "G". All construction and demolition material is subject to a
waste disposal fee in accordance with the Fees and Charges By~law.
Household battery recycling is available at all Transfer Stations and is free
of charge.
Textile/Clothing recycling is available at all Transfer Stations and is free of
charge.
Alcohol beverage container recycling is available at all Transfer Stations
and is free of charge.
Reuse Centres are located at all Transfer Stations. The acceptable use of
these centres is set out in Schedule "I" to this By~law.
No person shall dispose of, or cause to be disposed of, in the area of the
Transfer Station any prohibited waste material listed in Schedule "H" to this
By~law.
Penalties and Enforcement
58. Any person guilty of an infraction of any provision of this By~law shall on
conviction pay a fine or penalty not exceeding $5,000.00 exclusive of
costs, for each and every offence and such penalty shall be recoverable
under the Provincial Offences Act. Upon conviction for a breach of the
provisions of this By~law the court of jurisdiction may make an order
prohibiting the continuation or repetition of the offence by the Offender.
59. Where a person fails or defaults to carry out any direction or action
required by the Municipality as authorized by this By~law, upon reasonable
and written notice the Municipality may proceed to do such things or carry
out such actions as directed at the expense of the person and such
expense may be recovered by the Municipality in a like manner to taxes in
accordance with Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.0., 2001
Chapter.25, and amendments thereto.
60. Should any section, clause or provision in this By~law be held by a court of
competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the validity of the remainder of this By~
law shall not be affected.
Delegation of Authority
61. The Clerk may make minor amendments to the Schedules, attached
hereto, in order to address material changes as well as legislative changes
and without Council approval.
Short Title
62. This by~law may be referred to as the "Waste By~law".
Implementation
63. That By~law B2022~004 is hereby repealed upon the effective date of this
By~law.
64. That this by~law shall come into full force and effect on the date of passing.
Read a first, second and third time and passed this 5" day of April, 2022.
Janet Clarkson, Mayor
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Jessie\élark, Clerk
Schedule A ~ Municipal Transfer Station Hours of Operation
Summer Hours ~ April 15 to September 15
Site
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Bobcaygeon
11~7pm | Closed | 8~4:30pm | Closed
Closed
8~4:30pm | 8~4:30pm
Buckhorn
11~7pm | Closed | Closed
8~4:30pm | 8~4:30pm | Closed
8~4:30pm
Cavendish
11~7pm | 8~1pm _| Closed
8~12pm
Closed
Closed
8~4pm
Crystal Lake
11~7pm | 8~1pm _| Closed
8~2pm
Closed
Closed
8~4pm
Winter Hours ~ September 16 to April 14
Site
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Bobcaygeon
11~4pm _| Closed | 8~4:30pm | Closed
Closed
Closed
8~4:30pm
Buckhorn
11~4pm _| Closed | Closed
8~4:30pm | Closed
Closed
8~4:30pm
Cavendish
11~4pm __| Closed | Closed
8~12pm
Closed
Closed
8~4pm
Crystal Lake
11~4pm _| Closed | Closed
8~2pm
Closed
Closed
8~4pm
Schedule B ~ Brush & Yard Waste
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Brush
maximum diameter stem/branch is 6 inches
Christmas trees
hedge/tree trimmings
Yard Waste paper yard waste bags containing:
leaves, garden trimmings, plants, corn stailks, etc.
Does Not Include:
Branches/limbs/trunks in excess of 6 inches ~ this is firewood
Hay/straw bales or loose hay/straw
Organic compost
Stumps, firewood
Schedule C ~ Waste
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Absorbent pads from meat
trays
Cigarette and cigar
butts
Personal hygiene
products
Baby wipes and diapers
Coffee cup lids
Plastic cutlery and
dirty disposable
plates
Broken dishes and
Cooled ashes and
Plastic food storage
glass
charcoal residue
containers
Bubble wrap and
Drink pouches
Plastic straws
packaging
Candles
Dryer sheets
Plastic wrap
Candy wrappers and
Empty disposable
Single use hot
granola bar wrappers
lighter
beverage pods
Cat litter and puppy
Foil~lined packaging
Smoke and carbon
pads
monoxide detectors
Ceramic and clay
Furnace filters
Soft plastic tubes
flower pots
Cereal box and
cracker box liners
Greasy and soiled paper
Styrofoam containers
Cheese wrappers
Hangers (plastic)
Used tissues/paper
towels
Chip bags
Household Medical
Waste
Vape pen
Waste can be disposed of pursuant to the Waste Disposal Fee Schedule
at all Transfer Stations.
All medications and needies must be returned to a Pharmacy. They are
not to be included in Waste or in Household Hazardous Waste.
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Schedule D ~ Household Hazardous Waste
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Aerosols
Fluorescent light
Pet care products
bulbs/tubes
Antifreeze
Gasoline
Pool chemicals
Automotive fluids (all)
Glues
Propane cylinders
(100 Ibs/50 kg max)
Batteries
Herbicides/pesticides
Sealants/stains
Cleaners (all)
Ink cartridges
Cosmetics/makeup
Mercury containing
devices
Diesel fuel
Motor oil
Fertilizers
Paint/Thinners
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) can be disposed of at no charge at
the Buckhorn Transfer Station only during seasonal HHW site hours
(hours posted annually by the County of Peterborough) or year~round at
the County's HHW Depot located at 400 Pido Rd., Peterborough.
The following can
be disposed
of year~round at the Bobcaygeon,
Cavendish, and Crystal Lake Transfer Stations:
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Household Batteries
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Car batteries
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Fluorescent light buibs/tubes
All medications and needles must be returned to a Pharmacy. They are
not to be included in Household Hazardous Waste.
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Schedule E ~ White Goods/Metals Recycling
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Air conditioner *
Hinges
Pots
Aluminum siding/
Humidifier
Range
fascia/eaves trough
Barbeque
Lead
Range hood
Bed rails
Metal (small) automotive
Refrigerator
*
parts (excluding engines,
tanks, reservoirs, intact
autos)
Bicycle frame/wheels
Metal bathtub
Steel
Brass
Metal filing cabinet
Stove
Cast iron products
Metal framed trailers
Tool boxes
(stripped of all non~metal
material)
Coat hangers
Metal piping (all)
Tools
Dehumidifier *
Metal posts
Utensils
Dishwasher
Metal roofing
Washer
Dryer
Metal shelving
Water heater
Electrical wiring
Microwave
Wheel barrow metal
body
Fence wire
Nails/screws/fasteners (in a
Wheel rims
metal container only)
Freezer *
Pans
Woodstove
Heating ductwork
Patio tables/chairs
White Goods/Metal Recycling can be disposed of at no charge at all
Transfer Stations.
Items marked with an (*) as shown above will require a certificate
indicating Freon has been removed from the appliance. Items that do
not have a certificate verifying Freon removal are subject to a Freon
removal waste disposal fee.
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Schedule F ~ Furniture/Bulky Waste
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Uphoilstered Furniture
Bench seating
Chairs
Couch/sofa
Ottoman
Large Bulky Furniture
Armoire
Head board
Chest
Hutch
Desk
Large TV stand
Dresser
Dining room table
Small Bulky Furniture
Chairs
Small TV stand
Chest
Sports equipment
Kitchen chair
Side Table
Plastic Outdoor Furniture
Plastic chair
Plastic Table
Boats
Aluminum boat
Paddle boat
Canoe
Fiberglass boat
Kayak
Hot Tubs
Acrylic
Wooden
Inflatable
Soft tub
Thermoplastic
Furniture and bulky waste can be disposed of pursuant to the Waste Disposal
Fee Schedule at all Transfer Stations.
Note: Does Not Include Mattresses
Mattresses can be disposed of at:
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Peterborough Waste Management Facility, 1260 Bensfort Road,
Peterborough;
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Waste Connections, 348 County Road 6, Douro~Dummer;
subject to their fees.
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Schedule G ~ Construction/Demolition Material
Items Allowed Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Bricks
Flex/rigid insulation
Tile
Carpet
Mortar
Toilets
Concrete
Plaster & lath
Trim/baseboard
moulding
Construction lumber
cutoffs
Pressure treated
lumber
Tyvek or equivalent
Door jambs
Shingles (reroofing)
Vapour barrier
Door/window
Shingles (when
Vinyl siding
frame/glass
attached to
sheathing)
Drywall
Sink
Wall/roof/floor
sheathing
Flooring
Tentest
Waste dimensional
lumber
Construction/Demolition material and Shingles/Drywall can be disposed
of pursuant to the Waste Disposal Fee Schedule at all Transfer
Stations.
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Schedule H ~ Materials Not Permitted For Disposal
Include, But Are Not Limited To:
Asbestos insulation
Excavated materials
Soil
or any asbestos
of any kind
related product
Asphait
Formaldehyde
Stone
insulation
Biomedical Waste
Gravel
Topsoil
Clay soil
Medications
Reclaimed asphalt products
Dirt
Paving stones
Rubble
Earth
Sod
Some of these items may be accepted at the Peterborough Waste Management
Facility, 1260 Bensfort Road, Peterborough. The landfill requires advance notice
for asbestos and all soils (topsoil, stone, gravel, sod, dirt, etc.).
Bring all medications and sharps to a pharmacy for free and safe disposal.
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Schedule
| ~ Use of the Reuse Centre at the Transfer Stations
The Reuse Centre is a last chance alternative to placing items in the garbage to be
sent to the Bensfort Landfill Site for items that are in good reusable condition.
The Reuse Centre shall be open from early spring to late fall, weather depending,
and only during the hours the Transfer Station is open.
Items for the Reuse Centre are to be brought to the attention of the Attendant. No
fee is to be paid for disposal at the Reuse Centre.
Only items that are clean and in good working condition are acceptable.
Acceptable items include, but are not limited to:
Small furniture (tables, chairs)
Sporting goods
Toys
Books, DVD's, CD's
Housewares, dishes, pots and pans, utensils
Dressers, desks, bookshelves
Novelty items or 'antique~type' items (door knobs, milk cans, etc.)
Memorabilia and collectibles
Bicycles
Items Not Accepted include, but are not limited to:
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Couches and large chairs
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Mattresses
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Any item with an electrical cord (recyclable e~waste)
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Items containing Freon (dehumidifiers, water coolers, air conditioners, etc.)
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Clothing, footwear
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Linens, blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, etc.
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Auto parts, tires, batteries or automotive accessories
e
Potentially unsanitary items (toilets, etc.)
e
Bulky items
The Attendant has the discretion to not accept any item for the Reuse Centre.
Items Taken:
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All items in the Reuse Centre are free and are on a first come first served basis.
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Persons taking items home are required to complete a form indicating what
item{(s) they are taking (for diversion tracking purposes).
e The Municipality of Trent Lakes assumes no responsibility for any items
selected or removed from the Reuse Centre as persons do so at their own risk.
e The Municipality does not warrant or guarantee any items from the Reuse
Centre in any way and all items are 'as is'.
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Should an item be returned to the Transfer Station, it shall be subject to the
applicable waste disposal fee.
Staff Responsibilities:
The Transfer Station Attendant(s) shall be responsible for unlocking and locking
the Reuse Centre; ensuring items are stored appropriately and there is no danger
to persons accessing the Reuse Centre; checking at least once a week for non~
working or broken items; and, removing and disposing of any items from the Reuse
Centre which remain longer than one (1) month.
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Schedule J ~ Sample Waste Card
Municipallty of Trent Lakes
Transfer Station Access Pass
April 1, 2020
to March 31, 2021
This card must be presented to the attendant at the Transfer Station.
Property Location
Signature
This card may not be copied or transferred.
PERFORATION
Munielpallity of Trent Lakes
Waste Disposal Card
April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021
This card must be presented to the attendant at the Transfor Station.
Property Location
Signature
This card may not be copied or transferred.
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Schedule K ~ Sample Access Pass
Municipallty of Trent
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Schedule L ~ Blue Box Material
"Blue Box Materials" includes:
Blue box "recyclable containers" (emptied and rinsed) includes but is
not limited to:
Plastic containers:
All plastic food and drink containers
Bakery trays, party trays, plastic egg cartons
Windshield washer fluid bottles, detergent bottles, toiletry bottles and jars
Flower pots (less than 12") and trays (including black plastic food and drink
containers)
Metal containers:
Aluminum/steel cans
Aluminum foil, trays, burner liners, pie plates
Aerosol cans (empty with lids on)
Paint cans (empty with lids off)
Glass containers:
Clear and coloured food and drink bottles and jars
Cartons and cups:
Juice and milk cartons
Drinking and broth boxes
Coffee cups (no lids)
Take~out cold drink cups
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Blue box "recyclable fibres/papers" includes but is not limited to:
Paper:
Mail, office paper, envelopes (including window)
Newspapers, flyers, magazines, catalogues (remove over~wrap)
Paper bags
Shredded paper (in a clear plastic bag tied closed)
Boxes:
Boxes
~ please flatten all boxes
Rolls (paper towel, toilet & wrapping paper)
Bundled cardboard
Plastic bags:
Bread, bulk, produce & milk bags (rinsed)
Frozen fruit/vegetable bags (no zippered pouches)
Shopping bags
Dry cleaning bags
Newspaper, magazine bags (remove papers from bags and recyclie)
Garden soil, manure, water softener and road salt bags
Over~wrap from toilet paper, napkins, paper towels, water/soft drink cases,
diapers
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Schedule M ~ Empty Automotive Plastics and Antifreeze Containers
Items Allowed Include, and may be subject to change:
Used Oil containers with the capacity of 30 litres or less, including:
2~Cycle Engine Oil
Hydraulic Fluid
Quenching Oil
Chain Oil
Machine Tool and Slide way
Lubricant
Refrigeration System Oil
Circulating Oil or Turbine Oil
Marine Cylinder Oil
Re~refine Oil
Compressor Oil
Marine Engine Oil for Vessels
| Rock Drill Oil
operating domestically
Conveyor Lube
Metal Working Oil
Rustproof Oil
De~dusting Oil
Mineral Heat transfer fluid
Saw Guide Oil
Drawing, Stamping, and
Shaping Oil
Natural gas Compressor
Synthetic Crankcase or Engine
oil
Dripless Lube
Paper Machine Oil
Textile Oil
Electrical Insulating Oil
Pneumatic System Oil
Transmission Fluid
Food Grade White Mineral Oil
Polyester Fluids
Vegetable Oil for Lubrication
Form Release Oil
Power Steering Fluid
Gear Oil
Process Oil
Used Antifreeze Containers with a capacity of 30 litres or less.
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