newton recycling news

NEWTON
RECYCLING NEWS
CURBSIDE COLLECTION
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Newspapers
curbside.
will
be
collected
at
2. The following mixed recyclables will
be collected curbside:
*Glass and bottles (all colors).
*Aluminum cans.
*Tin plates, steel cans (soup, juice,
etc.).
Plastic soda bottles (clear and green)
milk/water/cider containers, shampoo,
conditioner, liquid laundry soap,
fabric softener and bleach containers.
*No plastic tubs will be accepted.
3. Magazines, junk mail and cardboard
will not be collected curbside but can
be brought to the Recycling Center
during normal hours of operation.
Materials should be placed at the curb
in the following manner:
NEWSPAPERS:
Should be dry and tied in bundles.
Packaging in plastic bags is not
acceptable.
Colored inserts may be
included with recyclable newspaper but
magazines or other grades of paper that
are not part of the newspaper are not
acceptable. Wet newspapers will not
be collected.
On rainy days,
newspapers will not be picked up.
MIXED RECYCLABLES:
All bottles, cans and plastics must be
rinsed clean with caps and lids removed
and placed mixed at the curb in no larger
than a 35-gallon waterproof container.
Cardboard boxes and grocery sacks are
not acceptable. Do not include windows,
light bulbs, mirrors, ceramics, dishes,
broken glass or any other material with
your
mixed
recyclables.
These
recyclables or those materials not placed
properly at the curb WILL NOT BE
COLLECTED and warning notices may
be issued. Anything placed in a larger
container will not be picked up curbside.
Town of Newton
July 2016
Inside this issue:
Curbside Collection
1
Instructions
Curbside Collection
2
Schedule
Leaf & Brush
Pickup
3
Christmas Tree
Pickup
3
Important
Information
3
2016 Recycling
Pass
4
Hours of Operation 4
FALL CLEANUP
Zone 1 will be
picked up the week
of November 7th,
Zone 2 the week of
the 14th, Zone 3 the
week of the 21st,
and Zone 4 the
week of the 28th.
REMEMBER: MATERIALS MUST BE AT
THE CURB NO LATER THAN 7:30 AM
ON YOUR DESIGNATED PICK-UP DAY.
PLEASE REFER TO THE SCHEDULE
ON PAGE 2.
“Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run
your TV for three hours.” — Reynolds Metal Company
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Newton Recycling News
Editors - Kathryn Walker
& Thomas S. Russo, Jr.
Curbside Collection Schedule
Page 2
Listed below are the recycling dates for single family homes for July 2016 through December 2016.
Recyclables should be placed at the curb no later than 7:30AM on the date listed for your particular street.
Save this newsletter as a reminder of your collection dates. If you have any questions regarding scheduling,
please call the Department of Community Development at 973-383-3521, ext. 228.
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
ZONE 4
July 5
July 12
July 19
July 26
August 2
August 9
August 16
August 23
September 6
September 13
September 20
September 27
October 4
October 11
October 18
October 25
November 8
November 15
November 22
November 29
December 6
December 13
December 20
December 27
Academy Street
Ashford Street
Babbit Court
Center Street
Cherry Street
Church Street
Clarkson Street
Clinton Street
Division Street
Douma Court
Douma Drive
Dunn Place
Emmons Avenue
Ferndale Avenue
Foster Street
Franklin Street
Harrison Street
High Street
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Terrace
Lake Avenue
Liberty Street
Linwood Annex
Linwood Avenue
Main Street
(Spring to Foster)
Mill Street
North Park Drive
Overlook Road
Park Avenue
Park Place
Shady Lane
Slate Hill Road
South Park Drive
Summit Avenue
Swartswood Road
Thompson Street
Valley View Court
Water Street
West End Avenue
Williams Street
Birch Drive
Clive Place
Dogwood Drive
Gardner Avenue
Grand Avenue
Hicks Avenue
Kory Court
Kory Road
Jersey Place
Lawnwood Annex
Layne Place
Lincoln Place
Linmor Avenue
Mason Avenue
Merriam Avenue
Orchard Street
Pine Street
Prospect Street
Robin Place
Smith Street
Sparta Avenue
Sussex Street
Trenton Court
Trenton Place
York Road
Adams Street
Diller Avenue
East Clinton Street
East Stuart Street
Hamilton Street
Hampton Street
Howard Street
Kelsey Avenue
Lower Spring Street
Moran Street
Mt. View Street
New Hampshire Street
Oak Street
Palmer Street
Railroad Avenue
Stuart Street
Townsend Street
Trinity Street
Union Place
Barrett Avenue
Barry Lane
Buckingham Court
Carriage Lane
Cassidy Place
Cedar Street
Condit Street
Donald Avenue
Elm Street
Fairview Avenue
Halsted Street
Jefferson Street
Jimland Terrace
Lawnwood Avenue
Madison Street
Main Street
(Ryerson to Woodside)
Maple Avenue
Nelson Street
Paterson Avenue
Paterson Place
Plainfield Avenue
Ridgeview Road
Ridgewood Avenue
Ryerson Avenue
Spring Street
Stratford Lane
Walker Street
Washington Street
West Nelson Street
Windsor Drive
Woodridge Court
Woodside Avenue
Recycle.
Give your trash a second chance.
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NEWTON RECYCLING NEWS
Page 3
LEAF & BRUSH PICKUP
**PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE SCHEDULE FOR PICKUP**
The Town of Newton will once again combine a brush pick-up with the annual leaf collection program in
November. The Public Works crew will begin the Collection Program on Monday, November 7th and will
continue until December 2nd. Zone 1 will be picked up the week of November 7th, Zone 2 the week of the
14th, Zone 3 the week of the 21st, and Zone 4 the week of the 28th.
Please put the bags and brush out at the curb line and not in the street. This will avoid interference with
traffic and possible breakage of the bags. Tree limbs must be smaller than 4 inches in diameter (no
exceptions). The cleanup is intended for residents to clear away naturally occurring fallen brush and light
pruning. Property owners are responsible for felled trees.
The leaves and brush will be taken to the Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority (SCMUA) in
Lafayette for disposal. SCMUA will only accept leaves in biodegradable bags. The bags can be
purchased at local home improvement stores. Residents may take leaves/brush to SCMUA for disposal
themselves, but a small fee may be charged by the County facility.
CHRISTMAS
TREE PICKUP
The Public Works crew will be picking up Christmas trees beginning
December 26th through January 15, 2017. All trees must be free of
bases, lights and ornaments.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Plastic Bags left curbside or
brought to the Recycling Center
containing mixed recyclable items
will not be accepted. Items must
be in containers.
Failure to
comply with this regulation will
result in those items placed in
plastic bags not being picked up
curbside. If items placed in plastic
bags are brought to the Recycling
Center they will not be accepted.
Be advised that any cardboard,
magazines or junk mail placed in
paper bags or plastic bags will not
be accepted.
Brush leaves and grass clippings
are not accepted at the Recycling
Center.
Leaves
and
grass
clippings can be brought to the
Sussex County Municipal Utilities
Authority located at 34 South,
Route 94, Lafayette, NJ.
For your information, residents and
businesses can recycle the
following:
Chipboard: Food, tissue & other
gray or white paperboard can be
included with cardboard. No wax
coated material (i.e. Juice Boxes).
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Plastic Containers: All rinsed plastic
containers with codes between 1
(PET) and 7(OTHER) can be included
with commingled containers. No
plastic toys.
RULES
WILL
ENFORCED
BE
STRICTLY
A Town Recycling Pass or Driver’s
License showing a Newton street
address must be presented for
inspection by a Municipal employee.
PRST STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
2016
RECYCLING PASS
PERMIT NO. 194
SPARTA, NJ 07871
TOWN OF NEWTON
Town of Newton
Recycling Center
973-383-1521
South Park Drive,
Newton, NJ 07860
Hours of Operation
THE NEWTON TOWN COUNCIL
Thursday 8 AM to 4 PM
Saturday 8 AM to 1 PM
Sandra L. Diglio, Mayor
Wayne F. Levante, Deputy Mayor
E. Kevin Elvidge
Daniel G. Flynn
Helen R. Le Frois
Recycling Coordinator
Kenneth Jaekel
973-383-4160
[email protected]
Electronic Equipment is no
longer accepted at the
Recycling Center: Contact
Town Manager
Thomas S. Russo, Jr.
Materials Accepted at the
Recycling Center:
◊ Newspaper
◊ Corrugated Cardboard
Town Clerk
Lorraine A. Read
Materials Picked up at
Curbside:
◊ Dry Newspaper
◊ Glass Bottles & Jars
◊ Aluminum/Tin Cans
Sussex County Municipal Utilities
Authority for information on how
to dispose of electronic
equipment: 973-579-6998.
◊ Office Paper
◊ Plastic Soda & Milk Bottles
◊ Plastic Shampoo, Conditioner
Liquid Laundry
Soap, Fabric Softener
www.scmua.org
◊ Magazines
◊ Bleach Containers
For more information on recycling in
the State of New Jersey contact:
Bureau of Recycling 609-633-1418
http://www.nj.gov/dep/dshw/recycling/
◊ Glass Bottles & Jars
◊ Aluminum/Tin Cans
◊ Plastic Soda & Milk Bottles
◊ Plastic Shampoo, Conditioner
Liquid Laundry
Soap, Fabric Softener
◊ Bleach Containers
◊ Aluminum Foil/Tin-Pie Plates
Newton Recycling News
◊ Phonebooks
Editors - Kathryn Walker
& Thomas S. Russo, Jr.
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