For 2019, yard waste pickup will start on Wednesday, April 3rd. Up to that time, please place any yard waste you create during spring cleaning in with the regular trash pickup (TUESDAY and FRIDAY). See our Environment section for further details on how to containerize, bag, or bundle your yard waste.
RESIDENT and NON-RESIDENT OWNER – Parking Permit Renewals
FOR RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT OWNERS:
To those who have mailed or handed in their applications – thank you.
If you have not – it is IMPORTANT you get the application turned in AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Specifically, if you have not turned in your applications by MARCH 12TH (via mail or hand delivery) you are at risk of not receiving your permits before your current permits expire.
Expired permits will be towed once the implementation window has passed.
Tenants, you are NOT impacted by this renewal – your permits continue to follow the standard process.
The letter explaining the details of the process may be found in the “FEBRUARY 2019 NEWSLETTER AND INSERTS” post.
Thanks again to those who have turned in their documents and read this entire email – to the others, please get this taken care of in the next few days.
Sincerely,
Mark Griffin
PARKING PERMIT RENEWALS DUE TODAY (FEBRUARY 28th)
For Resident and Non-Resident Owners.
Forms are due TODAY – February 28th. The Parking Committee has
been reminding individuals that a hard copy is needed for this renewal.
This form can be mailed or placed in their entry door. We are targeting
a mid-April dissemination of passes. Tenants, you are NOT impacted by this update. The letter explaining the details of the process may be found in the
“FEBRUARY 2019 NEWSLETTER AND INSERTS” post.
URGENT REQUEST – DO NOT USE PLASTIC BAGS FOR RECYCLING
From Patriot Disposal (edited)
Last August we reached out to notify you about new regulations the local recycling market is facing. This communication was to inform you about the issues we are experiencing as a hauler in disposing of residential recyclable materials.
In the past month we have experienced extremely high levels of contaminated recycle loads due to the use of plastic bags. The use of plastics bags causes many issues, mainly by clogging the machinery at the recycling facilities. We request (and implore) you to no longer use plastic bags to bundle your recycling or recycle plastic bags all together.
The practice of removing plastic bags from our local recycling stream will reduce strain on our recycling facilities and landfills. Contamination is the primary reason why recycling is ending up in the landfills. Please help increase our local recycling footprint while reducing pressure on our local haulers and disposal facilities.
Sincerely,
Patriot Disposal