De Karosseer, Molenweg - Waste collection calendar 2017
Organic waste
Residual waste
Paper and cardboard
Tuesday 3-jan-17
Saturday 14-jan-17
Tuesday 10-jan-17
Tuesday 17-jan-17
Tuesday 24-jan-17
Tuesday 31-jan-17
Saturday 11-feb-17
Tuesday 7-feb-17
Tuesday 14-feb-17
Tuesday 21-feb-17
Saturday4-mrt-17
Saturday 11-mrt-17
Tuesday 7-mrt-17
Tuesday 14-mrt-17
Tuesday 21-mrt-17
Tuesday 28-mrt-17
Saturday 8-apr-17
Tuesday 4-apr-17
Tuesday 11-apr-17
Tuesday 18-apr-17
Tuesday 25-apr-17
Tuesday 2-mei-17
Saturday 13-mei-17
Tuesday 9-mei-17
Tuesday 16-mei-17
Tuesday 23-mei-17
Tuesday 30-mei-17
Saturday 10-jun-17
Tuesday 6-jun-17
Tuesday 13-jun-17
Tuesday 20-jun-17
Tuesday 27-jun-17
Saturday 8-jul-17
Tuesday 4-jul-17
Tuesday 11-jul-17
Tuesday 18-jul-17
Tuesday 25-jul-17
Tuesday 1-aug-17
Saturday 12-aug-17
Tuesday 8-aug-17
Tuesday 15-aug-17
Tuesday 22-aug-17
Tuesday 29-aug-17
Saturday 9-sep-17
Tuesday 5-sep-17
Tuesday 12-sep-17
Tuesday 19-sep-17
Tuesday 26-sep-17
Tuesday 3-okt-17
Saturday 14-okt-17
Tuesday 10-okt-17
Tuesday 17-okt-17
Tuesday 24-okt-17
Tuesday 31-okt-17
Saturday 11-nov-17
Tuesday 7-nov-17
Tuesday 14-nov-17
Tuesday 21-nov-17
Tuesday 28-nov-17
Saturday 9-dec-17
Tuesday 5-dec-17
Tuesday 12-dec-17
Tuesday 19-dec-17
Saturday30-dec-17
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Only Christmas trees without decorations, skirt, bucket, pot, or stand will be collected.
Residents of high-rise buildings
• Please put out your organic kitchen and garden waste bucket and
municipal residual waste bag every week.
Residents of low-rise buildings
• Please put out your organic kitchen and garden waste bucket and
municipal residual waste bag every two weeks. Do not put out
your organic kitchen and garden waste bucket and municipal
residual waste bag in front of high-rise buildings.
Paper
• Put out paper and/or cardboard no later than 8 AM in boxes or
bundles weighing a maximum of seven kilograms.
Please do not put soiled paper outside for collection.
Recycling points
• Your nearest recycling points are: Borghaag en
Sporthal de Heeg.
Household chemical waste
KCA deposit van
Download the English Waste Calendar 2017 at www.gemeentemaastricht.nl/wastecalendar
In this waste collection calendar you can find out how you, as a resident of Maastricht,
can dispose of your waste. Do you still have questions after reading this waste calendar?
Then take a look at www.gemeentemaastricht.nl/english/waste. Here you will find further
information about our waste policy and the different types of waste. On this site you can also
apply for a new waste disposal pass or an organic kitchen and garden waste (GFT) container
or make a report. If you prefer to contact us by telephone then please call on 14 043.
Residual waste
Household waste primarily consists of valuable resources such as paper, glass, plastic, metal, organic kitchen and
garden waste, and pruning waste. The rest is known as residual waste. You can dispose of this residual waste in the
special red and white municipal household refuse bags. Residual waste is incinerated and converted into energy.
Organic (kitchen and garden) waste
Organic waste is kitchen and garden waste. This includes the peels and skins of vegetables, fruit, and potatoes;
left-over food; meat and fish remains; nutshells; egg shells; vegetable oils; solidified fats; and weeds, small-scale
pruning waste, mowed grass, and leaves. You can dispose of organic waste in the special green container or bucket.
Organic waste is processed into compost.
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard are renewable natural resources that are recycled into new paper and cardboard. Paper is collected once a month and can also be disposed of at the neighbourhood recycling points or the recycling centre.
Household chemical waste (KCA)
Household chemical waste is household waste that contains chemical substances that may be harmful to public
health and the environment. This includes empty batteries, light bulbs, penlight batteries, paint products, and oil
products. Several of these materials are suitable for recycling. You can dispose of household chemical waste at the
KCA deposit van or at the recycling centre.
Clear and coloured glass
Glass jars, pots, and bottles can be disposed of separately at the neighbourhood recycling points or the recycling
centre. Please ensure that you separate the glass based on colour, as clear glass can be turned into coloured glass
but coloured glass cannot be turned into clear glass.
PMD (plastic packaging, metallic packaging, and drinking cartons)
PMD is the abbreviation for plastic packaging (including plastic bottles, containers, foils, and bags), metallic
packaging (including soda cans, tins, and lids), and drinking cartons (for fruit juices and dairy products). New products can be made from recycled packaging. You can dispose of your PMD waste at the neighbourhood recycling
points or the recycling centre.
Reusable goods
Cast-off but still usable goods can be disposed of at second-hand shops. Some of them will collect reusable goods
for free. You can also drop them off yourself. Non-usable goods can be disposed of at the recycling centre (see bulky
waste).
Bulky waste
Bulky waste is waste that does not fit in a refuse bag and cannot be reused or recycled. These are items such as worn
couches, broken chairs, or old carpets. You can bring your bulky waste to the waste collection centre. You can also
arrange to have your bulky waste collected by the municipality by the MTB collection services. Please visit www.
mtb.nl for more information or call on +31 (0)43 382 44 50.
Fireworks collection
Municipal residual waste bag/organic kitchen and garden
waste bucket
• Please put out your securely closed municipal residual waste bag
and closed organic waste container on the kerb no later than
6 AM on collection day. You can put your refuse out for collection
from 7 PM the evening before collection day.
• Once emptied, remove the container from the kerb by the end of
the collection day at the latest. If a Municipal Management label
has been put on your container, please follow the instructions on
the label.
• Please do not put out more than two closed containers (140 litres)
or a closed bucket at a time. Containers which have been
overfilled, are too heavy (maximum of 75 kg), or contain incorrect
waste will not be emptied.
• The maximum weight allowed for the refuse bags is7 kilograms
for a 50-litre bag and 3 kilograms for a 25-litre bag.
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Spent fireworks
Spent fireworks fall into the category of household waste. Fireworks that have not been set off should be handed in
at the police station. Maastricht municipality will be supplying the refuse bags for fireworks free of charge. These
bags should be used to clean up spent fireworks. The refuse bag for fireworks can be put out for collection with
the municipal household refuse bags in the first two weeks of the new year. You can also dispose of this bag at the
recycling centres free of charge. You can collect your free refuse bag for spent fireworks at the following locations
in Maastricht:
• Municipal Service Desk, Mosae Forum 10
• Municipal Management, Ankerkade 275
• Beatrixhaven, Noorderbrug,and Randwyck recycling centres
• Hoenjet Party-Time, Burgemeester Cortenstraat 18
• Zena Vuurwerk, Maastrichter Brugstraat 1
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Recycling points
Every neighbourhood has a recycling point with containers for the disposal of paper, plastic, and PMD
waste (plastic packaging, metallic packaging, and drinking cartons).
Rules for the recycling point
• Do not leave any waste beside or on top of the containers.
• If a container is full, take your waste to another recycling point or take it back home and report the full
container to the municipality.
• Use of the neighbourhood recycling point is permitted only between 7 AM and 10 PM.
• Only waste produced by Maastricht residents may be put out.
• Those who fail to comply with the rules will be fined.
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Residents of these municipalities can dispose of their waste at the following four different recycling centres:
Randwyck, Noorderbrug, Beatrixhaven, and Valkenburg aan de Geul.
Visit www.milieuparkengeulenmaas.nl for more information.
In the first half of 2017, the Municipality of Maastricht will be building a new recycling centre at Het Rondeel.
For up-to-date information on the opening of the centre, please go to www.gemeentemaastricht.nl. Once the
new centre has been built, the centre at Noorderbrug will be closed.
Rules of access
• You can only access the recycling centre upon presentation of a valid waste disposal pass and proof of
identity.
• Payment is only possible with a debit card.
• You may only dispose of private household waste from the address to which the waste disposal pass has
been registered.
• Waste from businesses or business-related activities will not be accepted.
This waste can be disposed of at a commercial waste disposal services provider.
• The recycling centre is only accessible to vehicles weighing up to 3,500 kg (driving licence B).
• Present your waste clearly and properly separated.
• If you have lost your waste disposal pass or require a new one, contact your municipality for a new one.
• If you move house, you must leave the waste disposal pass and the waste collection calendar behind at the
old address.
Addresses and opening times
Randwyck, Watermolen 39
Noorderbrug (North bridge), Beatrixhaven, Fregatweg 32
ValkenburgDe Valkenberg 13 Mondays-Saturdays: 10 AM - 6 PM. Closed on Sundays.
Frontensingel 1 Mondays-Saturdays: 10 AM - 6 PM. Closed on Sundays.
Mondays-Saturdays: 10 AM - 6 PM. Closed on Sundays.
Thursdays & Fridays 1:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Saturdays 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
Closed on Sundays.
The waste disposal centres are closed on the following public holidays: 1 January (New Year’s Day),
27-28 February (Carnival), 17 April (Easter Monday), 27 April (King’s Day), 25 May (Ascension Day),
5 June (Pentecost), 26 December (Boxing Day).
2017 rates
Type of waste
Electrical appliances (non-usable)
Clear and coloured glass
Flat glass (clean)
Metal
Textiles
Paper and cardboard
PMD (plastic packaging, metallic packaging, and drinking cartons)
Bulky garden waste
(pruning waste, leaves, grass, uncontaminated tree bark)
Frying fat
Household chemical waste (batteries, penlight batteries, etc.)
Used oil
Asbestos (cannot be disposed of at the Noorderbrug site)
Asbestos must be packed in strong, airtight plastic with doubleoverlapping seams (thickness of plastic sheeting: at least 0.2 mm).
Rates
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no more than 2 m3 at a time
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Maximum of 5 litres
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Household waste in the special red and white municipal
household refuse bags
Old tools (The foundation ‘Gered Gereedschap’ [‘saved tools’]
collects old tools and donates them to developing countries.
www.geredgereedschap.nl).
Tyres (from a car, motorbike, or scooter, with or without a rim)
Wood waste (A and B type wood)
A-wood: clean and untreated wood.
B-wood: painted and varnished wood, such as sheet materials
Mixed stone materials/rubble (Contaminated rubble,such as marl,
etc., must be disposed of via an authorized processing plant)
Clean soil (Contaminated soil should be disposed of at an authorized
processing plant)
Hard plastics (cannot be disposed of at the Noorderbrug site)
(Plastic garden furniture, plastic toys, etc., that is not contaminated
by dust, wood, iron, etc.)
Gas bottles
Mattresses (These can only be disposed of at the Randwyck location.
Dispose of the mattresses in a clean and dry state or they will be treated
as bulky household waste and charged according to the relevant tariff )
Polystyrene
Plaster/plasterboard (Plaster that has been contaminated with tiles
or wood should be disposed of at an authorized processing plant)
Household waste in refuse bags other than the official red and
white municipal household refuse bags
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25 litre bag: max 3.5 kg
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no more than 2 m3 at a time
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100 litre bag: max 14 kg
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Bulky garden waste
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€6.50
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€39.00
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C-wood: Impregnated wood; wood that is contaminated by (for
instance) roofing felt, plastic, dust, etc.; rotten or mouldy wood;
wood comprising plate material or iron parts other than screws
or nails; railway sleepers; and garden fencing
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The information and rates on this waste collection calendar are subject to change and spelling mistakes. Please note that although
the utmost care was taken when compiling the information on this waste collection calendar, and the Municipality of Maastricht
endeavours to keep the information up to date, complete, and accurate, no rights may be derived from this document.
Rates may be subject to change. To view the complete text and agreements regarding waste collection, please refer to the
Uitvoeringsbesluit Afvalstoffenverordening Maastricht (implementation decree on the waste substances by-law of Maastricht)
and the Afvalstoffenverordening Maastricht (Maastricht waste substances by-law) on www.gemeentemaastricht.nl/afvalbeleid
(only available in Dutch). For up-to-date information on rates, please visit: www.milieuparkengeulenmaas.nl.