Yes, our bins have the caster rubber wheels so they can be moved easily. Bins must be accessible upon removal or exchange.

Yes, you will need to meet the setback requirements and must submit drawings and application to the Building Department.

Take the time to think about your compost bin placement-it can save you hassle and regret later. Do not place your compost bin in a heavily shaded, stuffy, or damp area, or you create the perfect environment for anaerobic activity and consequent odor problems. Avoid placing the composter near wells or slopes that drain to streams or ponds. Compost piles near trees may create future problems; if tree roots grow into the bottom of the pile, it can make turning the compost difficult.

Your blue bin is designed for dry newspaper, mixed paper and magazines, steel and aluminum cans, #1 & #2 Plastics, and clear glass. Newspapers should be tied or placed in brown paper bags. Mixed paper (magazines, junk mail, cereal boxes (no liners), office paper - anything that tears!) should be placed in a separate brown paper bag. Plastics #1 & #2, aluminum & steel cans, and clear glass should all be rinsed clean and placed in the bottom of the bin.

A detached garage or any other detached buildings such as a shed or greenhouse which does not contain sleeping accommodation, is exempt if it is under 30m?, and is either situated 1m or more from the boundary or is constructed substantially of non-combustible materials.

Unfortunately, no, we require a signature for all the orders we send out. You can, however, have the item left with a neighbour or delivered to a work address if you think you may be out when the item is delivered.

Yes, but it will take about 3 people. You could hirer a contractor if you don't feel you are able to climb a ladder. Step by step instructions are included.

Soiled paper food packaging: fast food paper packaging, ice cream boxes, muffin paper, flour and sugar bags

Signs can only be located on private property. Please do not post signs on utility poles or parkway trees. In addition, signs cannot be placed in the parkway (the area between the sidewalk and curb). Prior to placing a sign on someone else's property, please ask their permission. Please refer to the Health Services section of this web site for information concerning refuse, recycling, or yardwaste collection.

Garage sale signs may be placed on the property where the sale is held or on other private properties. Garage sale signs may not be placed on the street right-of-way, medians or utility poles and must be removed immediately after the end of the sale.

No permit is required for a garage sale; however, a garage sale cannot last more than three days, and each household is only allowed 2 per year. Garage Sale signs also do not require a permit but can only be placed on private property within 24 hours of the sale and must be removed within 24 hours after the conclusion of the sale. For a complete list of the garage sale sign requirements, please see Sec. 86-233. Temporary Commercial Signs.

All bins shall not be removed as the bin provided is registered to the address. New tenants are required to ensure that previous tenants have not removed the bin.

The "MyGarage" feature of our system allows you to add specific ads you choose to a "personal page" which may be retrieved in the future. It is useful when you are attempting to "compare" several ads posted to the system. You must register to use "My Garage". Registration is free.

No, oil is considered household hazardous waste. Please contact your local solid waste management district for appropriate disposal or recycling options.

A wildlife resistant garbage can is fine as long as it does not get left on the street and remains latched at all times.