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THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF WELLINGTON
BY-LAW 5942-25
A by-law to repeal and replace by-law 5670-20,
being a by-law to authorize the Corporation of the County of Wellington
to establish, maintain and operate a system to provide for the
curbside collection of household and commercial waste materials.
WHEREAS Council deems it in the public interest to establish a system for the
collection of waste materials;
ANO WHEREAS the Council of the County has enacted By-law Number 5670-
20 to establish, maintain and operate a system to provide for the curbside collection of
household and commercial waste, organics and recyclable material for its member
municipalities;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the County of Wellington
enacts as follows:
1. SHORT TITLE
1.1.
This by-law may be cited as the "Curbside Collection of Waste Materials By-law".
2. GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1.
The Chief Administrative Officer {CAO) or designate Is authorized to administer this
By-law.
2.2.
All terms used in this by-law which have not been defined in this By-law shall be
given the meanings provided for such terms in the Ontario Environmental Protection
Act and the regulations thereunder, as amended.
2.3.
The necessary grammatical changes required to make the provisions in this By-law
apply to corporations, partnerships, trusts, and individuals, male or female, and
to include the singular or plural meaning where the context so requires, shall in
all cases be assumed as though fully expressed.
2.4.
The insertion of headings is for convenience of reference only and shall not
affect the interpretation of the sections of this By-law to which they relate.
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2.5.
Where a provision of this by-law conflicts with a provision of another County
of Wellington by-law, the provisions that establish the higher standards to protect
the environment, and the health, safety and welfare of the general public shall
prevail.
2.6.
The schedules to this By-law form an integral part of this By-law.
2.7.
If any provision of this By-law is declared invalid or inoperative in any respect by a
Court of competent jurisdiction, it is intended that such provision shall be
severed from the By-law and the remainder of the By-law continues in full force
and effect.
3. ELIGIBILITY FOR COLLECTION SERVICES
3.1.
All permanent single unit residential dwellings and multi~unit residential
dwellings are eligible to receive curbside collection services and become a
serviced unit.
3.2.
All industrial/ commercial/ institutional (ICI) properties fronting on a
municipally or provincially maintained public roadway, or other location
approved by the CAO or designated representative, are eligible to receive
curbside collection services and become a serviced unit, provided these
properties do not exceed the maximum limits for waste materials under this By-
law.
3.3.
The owner of any non-serviced unit shall provide a system for the collection,
removal, and disposal of all waste materials from such property at the owner's
expense.
3.4.
Every owner of a multi-unit dwelling or apartment building receiving collection
by the County shall ensure that specific waste material instructions are posted
for residents in sufficient and suitable locations on the premises.
3.5.
Failure by any serviced unit to comply with the requirements of this By-law may
result in the refusal or suspension of waste collection services by the County.
3.6.
An owner of an apartment building or an ICI property, who finds the collections
established by the County pursuant to this By- law inadequate to keep such
premises free of accumulated waste materials and other refuse, may make other
arrangements, at their own expense, for the collection and removal thereof
as may be required.
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3.7.
Owners of unserviced areas, including private areas and private roadways, may
apply for collection services, and will be considered by the County for inclusion
providing that such services can be safely and efficiently provided by the County.
3.8.
The number of residential dwelling units or ICI units located at a serviced unit shall
be determined by the database maintained and operated by the Municipal Property
Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
4. COLLECTION SERVICE
General Information
4.1.
Every person putting out waste materials for curbside collection by the County
shall comply with preparation and set-out instructions as a condition of the
provision of such collection service.
4.2.
For the purposes of carrying out waste material collections in the County, the
Chief Administrative Officer or designate may divide the County into collection
zones as may be deemed necessary and fix a day or days on which waste,
organics and/or recyclable materials shall be collected in the zones.
4.3.
The County will designate the days of collection, which may be altered from time
to time. Public notification of any change in the days of collection will be
advertised by the County prior to the effective date of said change.
4.4.
Collectable waste materials shall be placed at the curbside by 7:00 am on the day of
collection, with the exception of recyclable materials in identified downtown
collection zones which shall be placed at the curbside by 6:00 am on the day of
collection. Any waste materials set out after these times are acknowledged as being
11at risk" of not being collected due to changes to collection times and routes.
4.5.
The County may make such temporary or permanent exceptions to collection
hours, frequency rate, and schedules as deemed appropriate from time to time.
4.6.
Waste containers shall be removed from the street as soon as possible after
collection, and subject to any member municipality By-laws.
4.7.
No person shall set out waste materials for collection in excess of 18.2 kilograms (40
pounds) for each authorized bag or container, inclusive of the bag or container.
4.8.
Where waste materials are set out at curbside, they shall not be piled on each other
or on other materials.
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4.9.
No curbside collection of waste materials shall be made on the following
statutory and County- recognized holidays, or any other holiday as recognized by
the County in the future, unless approved by the CAO or designate in advance. In
the event a County recognized or statutory holiday falls on a regularly scheduled
collection day of garbage or organics, collection will take place on the following
Saturday, unless an alternate collection schedule is devised by the County to
accommodate such changes.
New Year's Day
Family Day
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Victoria Day
Canada Day
Civic Holiday
Labour Day
Thanksgiving Day
Remembrance Day
Christmas Day
Boxing Day
4.9.1.1.
Should a statutory holiday fall on a day where leaf and yard waste is
scheduled for collection, collection of leaf and yard waste may be
provided.
4.10. The County may delay curbside collection services due to weather conditions,
construction projects, or other health and safety related issues, and will attempt
to notify affected property owners of such changes.
4.11. All approved containers for the collection of wate materials shall be maintained in a
clean and safe condition.
4.12. The County is not responsible for the replacement of any lost, damaged, or stolen
containers or user pay bags.
4.13. No person shall place ignitable material in a container or bag for collection by the
County.
4.14. No person shall place ashes out for collection sooner than two (2) weeks after
removal from a fireplace, firepit, woodstove, or other location.
4.15. All waste materials not collected by the County for any reason, including materials
from non-serviced units, shall be the responsibility of the owner.
4.16. It shall be the responsibility of any person putting out waste materials for collection
-to ensure that no material is scattered by wind, animals, or other cause, or by
improper preparation of waste material prior to collection.
4.17. Waste shall be drained of all liquids prior to being placed in the appropriate
container for collection.
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4.18. No person shall pick over, interfere with, disturb, remove or scatter any waste
materials placed out for collection by the County.
4.19. No person shall permit their animal or an animal under their care or control to pick
over, interfere with, disturb, remove, or scatter any waste materials set out for
collection by the County.
Preparation of Waste Materials
Garbage
4.20. Garbage ls collected bi-weekly at single-family Residential Dwelling Units.
4.21. Garbage is collected bi-weekly at ICI serviced units.
4.22. Notwithstanding 4.21, weekly collection may be provided at ICJ serviced units
located in downtown areas upon request by the member municipality and/or
Business Improvement Area.
4.23. All garbage set out for collection shall be placed in a specially stamped County user-
pay bag and must be securely tied.
4.24. There is no limit to the number of user-pay garbage bags allowed to be set out on
collection day.
4.25. User-pay bags for collectable garbage shall be yellow plastic bags specially stamped
by the County; large bags having approximate dimensions of 75 cm x 95 cm (30
inches x 38 inches), and small bags having approximate dimensions of 60 cm x 70 cm
(24 inches x 28 inches).
4.26. No person shall modify or attempt to copy any specially stamped County user-pay
bag.
4.27. User-pay bags may be placed within a rigid container designed for the collection of
garbage. Rigid containers must:
a) Have a capacity no greater than 125 litres (33 gallons);
b) Have an external height no greater than 95 centimetres (38 inches);
c) Have an internal width or diameter no greater than 60 centimetres (24
inches);
d) have a lid which may be easily and completely removed to facilitate
collection, if a lid is used;
e) be in good condition and good working order and safe for use.
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Organics
4.28. Organics is collected weekly at single-family Residential Dwelling Units.
4.29. Organics is collected weekly at eligible ICI properties.
4.30. Organics must be placed in a County-approved green bin, with a maximum capacity
of 45 litres (12 gallons).
4.31. There is a maximum of six (6) green bins that may be set out per serviced unit per
week.
4.32. Only BPI certified green bin liners are accepted.
Leaf and Yard
4.33. Leaf and Yard (L&Y) materials are collected in urban areas only, as defined by the
SWS Division.
4.34. L&Y materials are collected from April through November. Collection occurs once
per month per Residential Dwelling Unit from April through September, and twice
per month per Residential Dwelling Unit in October and November.
4.35. L&Y materials must be placed out in a brown paper yard waste bag or in a reusable
can clearly marked "Yard Waste". Small, tied bundles oftwigs will also be collected.
Twigs must be no larger than a pencil in width (approximately 1 cm) and no longer
than 92 cm (3 feet) in length.
4.36. There is no limit to the number of bags, reusable containers, or bundles set out for
collection.
Christmas Trees
4.37. Natural Christmas trees are collected in urban areas only, as defined by the SWS
Division.
4.38. Natural Christmas trees are collected during the first full week in the month of
January.
4.39. Natural Christmas trees shall be set out for collection without any material thereon
which is not part of the natural tree, including wrapping, bags, decorations, lights,
nails or stands, and in accordance with any other requirements advertised from time
to time by the County in connection therewith.
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4.40. Natural Christmas trees longer than 2.5 metres (8 feet) must be cut in shorter
lengths.
4.41. There is no limit on the number of natural Christmas trees set out for collection.
Recycling
4.42. There is no blue box recycling collection provided by the County to Residential
Dwelling Units.
4.43. Recycling materials are collected from ICI units located in downtown areas only, as
defined by the SWS Division.
4.44. Collection will be provided once per week. Recycling materials must be set out by
6:00 am on collection day.
4.45. Recycling materials set out for collection shall be placed in a 240 litre (64 gallon)
recycling cart provided by the County.
4.46. There is a limit of two (2) carts allowed to be set out per ICI unit on collection day.
4.47. Eligible ICI units must register with the SWS Division in order to receive collection.
Bulky Items
4.48. There is no bulky item collection provided by the County.
4.49. Notwithstanding 4.48, County Council may designate certain days or times as
"Treasure Hunt" days whereby bulky items placed at the curbside on the specified
day or time may be removed by other residents of the County for the purpose of
reuse.
Location of Waste Materials for Curbside Collection
4.50. All waste materials and approved waste containers shall be placed in a fully visible
location within one (1) metre from the edge of the street along which collection
service is provided at the premise the material is generated.
4.51. All waste materials and approved waste containers shall be placed either on the
property from which they are to be collected, or on the road allowance nearest to
the curb at the front of the property in the place of easiest access to the collector
and at ground level.
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4.52. Where compliance with paragraphs 4.50 or 4.51 cannot reasonably be affected, the
County may designate in writing the location at which bags and containers shall be
placed for collection.
4.53. In all cases, all waste materials and approved waste containers shall be placed so as
not to obstruct the travelled portion of a street, public sidewalk, or any other public
way.
4.54. In all cases, no waste materials or approved waste containers shall be placed in the
gutter or ditches, or on the traveled portion of the roadway.
4.55. During times of snow accumulation, all waste materials and approved waste
containers shall be left for pick-up on the driveway of the property, adjacent to the
ploughed portion of the roadway, in an area in the snow bank cleared to ground
level at the curb, or at such other location as may be designated in writing or by
public advertisement by the County.
4.56. No collector, in order to collect waste materials is obliged to enter into any building,
ascend any stairway, enter into any elevator, hoist or lift or access a privately owned
driveway or other private property beyond the vicinity of the curb where waste
materials and approved containers are to be placed unless specifically authorized in
writing by the County.
4.57. The owner of any private property or roadway served by County collection shall
ensure that the designated or authorized waste material collection point is
maintained and in good repair, and free from snow, ice, and any other obstructions
which may impede access to the waste materials or approved containers by
collectors and collection vehicles.
User-Pay Programme
4.58. User-pay bags will be made available for purchase at various County authorized
retail, government, and solid waste service facilities throughout the County, or in
neighbouring municipalities where deemed appropriate.
4.59. The price of the user-pay bags shall be set by the County and will be subject to
change from time to time in accordance with Section 220 of the Municipal Act R.S.O.
1990, chapter M.45, as amended, and Part 12 of the Municipal Act 2001, 5.0. 2001,
c.25. The price constitutes a user fee for the collection of waste by the County
pursuant to this By-law. The payment of such fees shall be made to the Corporation
of the County of Wellington through the purchase of user-pay bags from the County
or its authorized agents.
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Denial of Collection Service
4.60. Collection services shall be denied to owners at a serviced unit if:
4.61. Waste is frozen, liquefied, or is stuck to the approved container or to the ground.
4.62. The waste contains prohibited materials.
4.63. The waste has blown away or otherwise escaped in any manner (e.g. scattered by
animals).
4.64. Access to waste materials is blocked at the time of collection.
4.65. The waste is placed or prepared in contravention of this By-law, not in an approved
container, or not in compliance with published set-out directions.
4.66. There is any danger to collectors including, but not limited to, aggressive animals,
bees, and pathological waste.
4.67. Waste collection services have been suspended, discontinued, or revoked in
accordance with this By-law.
5. OFFENCES
5.1.
No person shall place waste materials for curbside collection by the County except in
accordance with this By-law.
5.2.
Every person who
o
contravenes any provision of this By-law;
o
maliciously, wilfully or negligently tampers with any facility, structure1
equipment used in the collection of waste, organics or recyclables pursuant to
this By-law;
o
obstructs, hinders, or causes to be obstructed any employee of the County or its
Contractor(s) in the performance of any work duty or the exercise of any power
in relation to this By-law;
is guilty of an offence; and upon summary conviction shall be liable to a fine of not
more than $5,000.00 for a first offence and not more than $25,000.00 for any
subsequent offence.
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5.3.
Each day on which an offence occurs or continues under this By-law shall constitute
a separate offence.
5.4.
Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-law may be temporarily
refused collection services by the County.
S.S.
Any person who wilfully continues to contravene any provision of this By-law may be
permanently refused collection services by the County.
6. ENFORCEMENT
6.1.
This By-law may be enforced by a Police Officer, By-Law Enforcement Officer, or
other person appointed for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this By-law.
7. COMING INTO FORCE
7.1.
That By-law 5670"20 is hereby repealed.
7.2.
This By-law shall come into force and effect on the date it is passed.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME ANO PASSED SEPTEMBER 25, 2025.
CHRIS WHITE, WARDEN
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SCHEDULE "A'
DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this By-law, the following terms shall have the corresponding meanings:
11apartment building" means a detached .building containing more than six (6) dwelling units;
11ashes'' means the residue, including soot, of any fuel or waste after it has been consumed by
fire;
11bulky materials" means material of a kind which may be included in services provided by the
County for the collection of items referred to in Schedule
II D
11 of th is By-law;;
"By-law" means this By-law and any amendments thereto including any Schedule forming part
of this By-law and any amendments thereto, as enacted by County Council from time to time;
"By-law Enforcement Officer
11 means a designated employee or officer for the County or any
other person authorized by the County to enforce the By-laws of the County;
"Chief Administrative Officer
11 means the Chief Administrative Officer of the County of
Wellington;
"collector" means any person designated or authorized by the County to collect waste
materials pursuant to this By-law, and includes a collection Contractor, and any person working
for a collection Contractor;
"collection Contractor" means a company, person, corporation or partnership performing
collection and haulage of waste materials on behalf of the County of Wellington;
"collection services'' means the services provided by the County for the removal of waste
materials from residential and industrial/commercial/institutional (ICI) properties within the
County;
''container" means a method of containment for various types of waste materials set-out for
curbside collection, and is separate from the meaning of blue box recyclable containers as
described in Schedule "C";
''Council" means the Council of the County of Wellington;
"County" means the Corporation of the County of Wellington, or the geographical area
comprising the County of Wellington, as the context requires;
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"curbside" means the edge of the travelled portion of the road (curb or shoulder);
"dwelling unit", also referred to herein as a ''household", means a unit consisting of one or
more rooms designed for use as a single housekeeping establishment;
ugreen bin'' means a closed top plastic box supplied by the County of Wellington used for the
collection of organic material;
"industrial/commercial/institutional (ICI) premises" means any building, structure or premises
used for an industrial, manufacturing1 or institutional purpose and premises occupied for the
purpose of carrying on a profession, trade or business;
"industrial/commercial/institutional {ICI) waste" means waste material from any one or more
industrial or manufacturing processes, any waste produced by or at any commercial premises,
or waste from any industrial or institutional premises;
"leaf and yard waste" means plant materials generated in the gardens and yards of a serviced
unit, but does not include branches1 tree trunks, or stumps, and as more specifically set out in
Schedule "F";
"member municipality" means a local municipality forming part of the County of Wellington for
municipal purposes and includes the Corporations of the Town of Erin, the Town of Minto, the
Township of Centre Wellington, the Township of Guelph/Eramosa, the Township of Mapleton,
the Township of Puslinch, and the Township of Wellington North;
"multi-unit dwelling" means a detached building containing more than one but less than seven
(7) dwelling units, and includes a rooming house;
"non-collectable waste'' means any gaseous, liquid or solid waste that, because of its inherent
nature and quality, requires special disposal techniques to avoid creating health hazards,
nuisances or environmental pollution including but not limited to items or materials listed in
Schedule "B" to this By-law;
"non-serviced unit" means any dwelling unit or institutional/commercial/ institutional premises
that does not receive curbside collection services;
"organics" means any compostable materials including food stuffs, plants, and non- recyclable
paper products, but does not include leaf and yard waste;
"owner", when used in relation to property or premises, includes the occupant of real property
or premises;
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"private road" means any road or laneway that has not been ass urned by either the local
municipality or the County of Wellington;
"recyclables" means material of a kind which is included in the County's recycling programme
from time to time, including, but not limited to, items or material listed in Schedule "C" to this
By~law;
"Regulation 347" rneans Regulation 347, R.S.O. 1990, under the Environmental Protection Act,
as same may be amended or replaced from time to time;
"rural" refers to the country where County Council has determined there is an insufficient
number of homes to be considered for curbside collection services of certain waste materials;
"Schedule" means all regulations attached to and forming part of this By~law including any
amendments thereto;
"serviced unit" means any dwelling unit or industrial/commercial/institutional premises that is
located within an urban curbside collection area and receives collection services pursuant to
this By-law;
"sharps" means medical or veterinary equipment intended to be sharp for the purpose of
cutting, piercing, or shaving, and includes medical needles, scalpels and knives;
"street" means any public highway, road, lane, alley, square, place, thoroughfare or way within
the County of Wellington;
"unserviced areas" means any urban areas not receiving local municipal services, and where
curbside collection services are not provided by the County, and may include private areas or
private roadways;
"urban" refers to residential areas including but not limited to the former towns and villages of
the County of Wellington, and any other areas of sufficient number of homes to be considered
eligible for curbside collection services of certain waste materials;
"user~pay" refers to the County programme established for recovering costs of garbage
collection which requires owners of serviced units to purchase County issued yellow user- pay
bags for curbside placement of garbage;
"waste" means any residential, commercial or institutional materials that are collected for the
purposes of recycling, diversion, or disposal, and accepted at solid waste service facilities, by
the County;
''solid waste service facilities" means an active provincially approved sanitary landfill site or
waste transfer facility;
"yard waste" has the same meaning as "leaf and yard waste".
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SCHEDULE
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NON-COLLECTABLE WASTES
The following materials are not acceptable for collection through the curbside waste materials
collection programme:
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Biomedical or pathological waste, whether solid or liquid, as designated and
regulated in Regulation 347, as amended from time to time;
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Explosive, highly combustible, or ignitable waste;
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Hazardous waste, as defined in Regulation 347, as amended from time to time;
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Household hazardous waste materials which are corrosive, toxic, reactive, or
flammable (see Schedule "E")
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Motor vehicle bodies or parts thereof;
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Live animals or birds, and carcasses or parts thereof of any animal or other
creature, save for normal kitchen organic waste, which has been drained of all
liquids;
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Manure, septic or holding tank pumpings, or raw sewage;
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Materials of any kind or nature that contain hot live coals or fire;
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Non-anatomical waste infected with a communicable disease;
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PCB waste;
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Radioactive waste;
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Sealed metal drums or barrels;
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Any gaseous, semi-liquid, or liquid waste;
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A designated substance as prescribed by the Occupational Health and Safety Act,
R.S.O. 1990, c.O.1, as amended;
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Any material not placed in a specially-stamped user-pay garbage bag;
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Other material as designated by the County from time to time;
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Any waste material not generated within the corporate limits of the County of
Wellington.
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SCHEDULE "C"
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
The following materials are accepted for the purposes of recycling through the County of
Wellington's ICI blue box programme. Paper products and containers may be placed in
the same cart. No materials shall be placed within plastic bags.
PAPER PRODUCTS
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Newspapers and flyers
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Magazines and glossy paper
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Catalogues, phone books and directories
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Books (hard cover removed)
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Boxboard (non-waxed)
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Clean paper egg cartons
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Fine paper e.g. envelopes and computer paper;
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Corrugated cardboard boxes (flattened
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Any other paper product as designated by the County from time to time
CONTAINERS (EMPTIED AND RINSED)
which previously contained a food, beverage or non-hazardous consumer product
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Glass bottles and jars
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Tin and aluminum cans
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Rigid plastic containers, excluding empty motor oil containers
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Aseptic containers (e.g. Tetrapak®)
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Aluminum foil and formed aluminum containers
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Any other container material as designated by the County from time to time
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SCHEDULE "D"
BULKY ITEMS
The following bulky materials are examples of materials that may be desisnated for
special curbside collection services by the County from time to time. All materials
must be able to be reasonably lifted and loaded by two people.
- automobile parts
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barbecues
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bathtubs
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bicycles
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carpet and rugs
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construction and demolition wastes
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furniture
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garden, yard, and pool equipment
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large toys
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major household appliances, including
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stoves
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washers
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dryers
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dishwasher
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refrigerators
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freezers
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mattresses and boxsprings
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televisions
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water tanks
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SCHEDULE "E"
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES
The following household hazardous materials are accepted for the purposes of recycling or
reclamation at household hazardous waste facilities only. These materials are not accepted in
regular garbage.
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adhesives and glues
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aerosol cans
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automotive products
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antifreeze (glycol)
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motor oil
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gasoline
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diesel fuel
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brake fluid
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transmission fluid
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waxes
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empty motor oil containers
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oil filters
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windshield wiper solution
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automotive batteries
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expired pharmaceuticals (prescription and non-prescription)
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fire extinguishers
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flea sprays and powders
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fluorescent bulbs, tubes, and ballasts
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household batteries
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household cleaners
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kerosene
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lighter fluid
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medical needles and syringes
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mercury thermometers and thermostats
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mothballs
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paints, oil-based and latex
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paint thinner and solvents
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pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides
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pool or photographic chemicals
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propane cylinders
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rat and mouse poison
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wood preservatives and stains
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any other household product or item labelled as corrosive, toxic, reactive,
explosive, oxidizing, poisonous, or flammable
The following household hazardous materials are not accepted at household hazardous waste
facilities.
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E-mobility batteries
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SCHEDULE "F"
LEAF AND YARD WASTE
The following plants and plant-like materials are examples of materials that are
accepted for the purposes of composting through the County of Wellington's Leaf and
Yard Waste programme.
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corn stalks
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dead plants
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fallen fruit and nuts from trees
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garden trimmings
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leaves
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mulch
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prne cones
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pumpkins and jack o'lanterns (remove any candles or decorative items)
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small amounts of grass edging
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straw
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twigs in bundles
The following materials are not accepted in the County of Wellington's Leaf and Yard
Waste programme.
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branches
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driveway sweepings
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grass clippings
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kitchen scraps
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inorganic material (e.g. planter pots)
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loose leaves (must be in a paper yard waste bag or reusable container)
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noxious weeds
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rocks
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soil
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sod
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tree trunks and stumps
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treated lumber or wood products
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unbundled or untied twigs
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