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395 Mulock Drive, PO Box 328, STN Main, Newmarket, ON L3Y 4X7 | 905-895-5193
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2010 Waste and Recycling Calendar

Mayor’s Message
I would like to once again extend my greatest Working together, we can continue to ensure a
thanks to Newmarket residents for your contin- clean, healthy and beautiful community for both
ued effort and commitment to waste diversion. ourselves and future generations to enjoy. Keep
up the great work!
In our increasingly ecological-friendly society,
Newmarket is proving to be a leader in environ-
mental preservation and sustainability. The green
bin program is one noteworthy example as
Newmarket residents have continuously demon-
strated their support for this initiative by making
this town one of Canada’s top waste diverters. Tony Van Bynen, Mayor
T O N Y VA N B Y N E N
Curbside Collection Reminders

Place garbage, Green Bins, Blue Boxes and yard waste at the curb by
7 a.m. on your scheduled day, but not earlier than 5 p.m. the night
before. Maximum of three bags/cans/items of garbage every two weeks.
Additional bags/containers must have a “Garbage Bag Tag” affixed.
Strips of 5 tags for $12 may be purchased at one of these locations:
• Newmarket Municipal Office, 395 Mulock Drive,
• Operations Centre*, 623 Timothy Street (moving in summer 2010)
• Ray Twinney Complex, 100 Eagle Street
• Public Library*, 438 Park Avenue
• Magna Centre, 800 Mulock Drive
*Cash or cheque only
Acceptable Containers for Garbage

Metal or plastic cans Plastic bags
• Must have 2 handles and a secure lid • Must be securely tied
• Do not use ties/bungee cord • No loose grocery/kitchen catcher bags
• Maximum 98 litres (3.5 cu ft) • Do not place sharp objects inside bags. All materials for recycling collection must
• Maximum weight 22 kg (50 lbs) Place these materials in a separate, be placed in a rigid container no larger
sealed and labeled cardboard box. than 26 inches long, 16 inches wide and
• Maximum weight 22 kg (50 lbs)
14 inches deep. Do not use nets or lids to
These items are NOT picked up: cover your container. 1
hazardous and biomedical waste; household paints, solvents & pesticides; syringes and needles;
car parts and tires; propane tanks; and construction/ demolition waste. Disposal information for
these items can be found throughout this calendar, or by calling 1.877.464.9675.
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Drop off Depots 1.877.464.9675

www.york.ca/waste
LOCATION LOCATION MAP MATERIALS ACCEPTED AT THIS LOCATION York Region’s First
HHW & RECYCLING Household hazardous waste Community
DEPOT (see September 2010 for details) Environmental Centre
225 Garfield Wright Blvd. Specific types of electronic equipment What is a Community
East Gwillimbury NEW (see October 2010 for details) Environmental Centre?
Hours open*: HOURS Blue box recyclables
Thursday to Monday NOTE: No charge for residents of York Region
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (small residential quantities only)
including Saturdays and Sundays Scrap metal and metal appliances
Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Metal appliances with CFCs ........................$20 per unit
HHW DEPOT HHW Depot Community Environmental Centres (CECs)

23068 Warden Ave., Georgina Household hazardous waste provide residents with a convenient location
(see September 2010 for details) to drop off a variety of materials, including
Hours open*: NEW those not easily managed through the cur-
Every Saturday HOURS
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. NOTE: No charge for residents of York Region rent waste collection programs.
(small residential quantities only) York Region has partnered with Goodwill
Industries and Habitat for Humanity York
Region to collect reusable goods at the
WASTE TRANSFER Transfer Station
Residential household garbage & clean fill .................. CEC, such as clothing, household goods and
STATION $95.00/tonne (min charge $7.00) building materials.
23068 Warden Ave., Georgina – not to exceed 500 kg.
Hours open*: Tires .............................................................. No charge Some of the materials
Monday to Saturday Blue box recyclables ........................................ No charge accepted include:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Scrap metal ........................................................ No charge
Metal appliances without CFCs ........................ No charge ■ Blue Box recyclables
Disposal rates are for Metal appliances with CFCs ........................ $20 per unit ■ Drywall
residents of York Region Yard waste .......................................................... No charge
(small residential quantities only). Specific types of electronic equipment.......... No charge ■ Electronics
Cash, Visa and debit card are accepted. (see January 2009 for details) ■ Energy efficient light bulbs
NEW ■ Metal appliances*

HHW DEPOT HOURS Household hazardous waste ■ Non-treated lumber
Rodick Rd., (see September 2010 for details) ■ Scrap metal
South of Miller Ave., Markham Specific types of electronic equipment ■ Shredded paper
Hours open*: (see October 2010 for details) ■ Small household batteries
Thursday to Monday * Fee of $20 per unit if containing CFCs.
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. NOTE: No charge for residents of York Region
including Saturdays and Sundays (small residential quantities only) Location:
Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays 130 McCleary Court, City of Vaughan
Hours open:
HHW DEPOT Thursday to Monday, including
Household hazardous waste
2840 Rutherford Rd., Vaughan (see September 2010 for details) Saturdays and Sundays
9:30am to 4:30pm
NEW Specific types of electronic equipment
HOURS (see October 2010 for details) From April 1st to October 31st the CEC
Hours open*:
Thursday to Monday NOTE: No charge for residents of York Region
will be open extended hours until 7pm
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday evenings.
including Saturdays and Sundays (small residential quantities only)
Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
YARD WASTE DROP-OFF Yard waste – leaves, grass clippings, shrubs, branches,
Miller Waste Systems weeds, flowers, sod, hay, etc. NO PLASTIC BAGS.
1351 Bloomington Rd.
Richmond Hill
These items are NOT accepted:
Hours open* (Winter):
Dec. 1 - Mar. 31 Tree branches & brush larger than 15 cm (6”) in
Monday to Friday diameter and 1.8 m (6’) long, stumps & root balls,
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. driveway & road sweepings, kitchen & food waste,
Hours open* (Summer): animal droppings, rocks/stones, dirt/topsoil and non
Apr. 1 - Nov. 30 organic items such as flower pots.
Monday to Friday
NOTE: No charge for loads less than 1 cubic yard. For more information please contact 3
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday Loads greater than 1 cubic yard are subject to a tipping fee. York Region at 1-877-464-9675 or visit
7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. www.york.ca/waste.
HHW Summer Hours: East Gwillimbury, Markham and Vaughan depots will be open Thursdays until 7pm from April 1st to October 31st.
*Closed Statutory Holidays Note: Fees and hours subject to change without notice.
Environmental Leadership
Kermit the frog once said ‘it’s not easy being green.’
It may not be easy, but in the Town of Newmarket it is a way of life.

The Town continues to lead the way in environmental initiatives
and remains one of Canada’s most progressive environmental leaders.
Newmarket has celebrated numerous environmental

milestones, including:
• Canada’s greenest subdivision – first subdivision in Canada to be built to
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum standards
• A Pesticide and idle free community
• An Active Newmarket Environmental Advisory Committee (NEAC) that
participate in environmental policy and public advocacy
• A highly successful green bin program which has led to a
64% waste diversion rate
• A new Environmental Community Plan coming in 2010
For more information on Newmarket’s environmental initiatives please visit

www.newmarket.ca and click on environmental leadership
or e-mail neac@newmarket.ca.
Composting tips
'Waste not, Want not!' • Always keep your compost
material as moist as a damp
sponge.
Don’t forget to compost
• Chop waste into smaller bits
Although compostable items are accepted in the green bin program, the Town of for faster decomposition.
Newmarket encourages all residents to continue to use backyard composters. • Don't add thick layers of any
Compost produces an excellent soil conditioner and is a less costly way to divert one material (particularly
organic waste from landfill. grass), mix it with other
materials instead.
• Continue to compost
throughout the winter.
The composting process
slows down but speeds up
again in the spring. Cold
temperatures are actually
beneficial, the freezing
Composters are available year round at the Town
action breaks down the
of Newmarket Operations Centre
fibres in organic material
(623 Timothy Street) for $36 (cash or cheque only).
that aids in decomposition
once it thaws out.
Please note the Operations Centre will be
moving in summer 2010.
4
Visit www.newmarket.ca to learn more about
Newmarket’s waste diversion initiatives.
www.york.ca
The Regional Municipality of York: Working for you
What We Do
York Region staff is committed to providing cost effective, quality services that respond to the needs
of our rapidly growing communities. Regional services we provide include:
• Court Services • Public Health
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) • Regional Roads
• Family and Children’s Services • Social Assistance
• Housing • Solid Waste Management
• Long Term Care • York Region Transit
• Planning and Economic Development and Viva Rapid Transit
• Police Services • Water/Wastewater
Committed to Excellence
York Region staff take great pride in our workplace and in a job well
done. This is reflected in providing top-notch customer service to
York Region residents, businesses and visitors in everything we do.
For more information, please call:

905 830-4444 (toll free at 1-877-464-9675)
Return your glass, plastic, aluminum,

Have a question? bag-in-box and Tetra Pak containers
January 2010 Consult the back cover. from the LCBO to The Beer Store
and get your full deposit refund.
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 New Year’s Day 2
CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION IS ON JANUARY 11 ONLY.
note
Please ollection Remove ALL decorations, nails, tree stands and plastic tree bags. Please note NO SERVICE
e c
garbagchanging Collection is
is crews will not dig out a tree or climb a snow bank to retrieve one. ONE DAY LATER for the
rest of this week
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Garbage
collection this
week remains
unchanged
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Maximum 6' (1.8 m)

- cut in pieces
if necessary
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Garbage
collection this
week remains
unchanged
24 New garbage 25 26 27 28 29 30
collection
schedule begins
5
31
Garbage Christmas Tree Recycling Green Bin and Blue Box are collected WEEKLY. Garbage
Collection Day Guide Inside is picked up every other week on your regular day in
Collection Week Back Cover the weeks that begin with the purple arrow indicator.
Metal and Large Item Pick-up

Large metal items such as appliances, barbecues (no propane tanks), bed frames,
furnaces, hot water heaters and bicycles must be recycled. Purchase a large item
tag for $12 at one of the locations listed on page 1 and call 1-866-421-5625 to
arrange for a special curbside collection. For safety, remove doors from fridges,
freezers and ovens. If a special collection is not booked, metal items
will not be collected.
Furniture, mattresses, box springs, toilets and other large items are to be placed
at the curb for pick up on your regular garbage collection day with a large item
tag which can be purchased for $12 at one of the locations listed on page 1.
Carpet and linoleum will be picked up on your regular garbage collection day
provided it is cut up and securely tied in bundles weighing less than 20 kg (44 lbs)
and no longer than 1.2m (4 ft). Each bundle counts towards the item limit at the
curb. Extra bag tags can be purchased 5 for $12 at one of the locations listed
on page 1.
Construction & Demolition Waste

Take these materials to York Region’s Waste Transfer Station. See page 3 for location,
hours of operation and disposal rates or donate good quality materials to a charitable
organization.
Have a question? Don’t forget to return your LCBO
February 2010 Consult the back cover. beverage containers to The Beer
Store for a full deposit refund.

1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 Valentine’s Day 15 Family Day 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28
Anti-Idling: Idling for 10 minutes a day can produce a quarter tonne of CO2 emissions each year.
If you stop for more than 10 seconds, except in traffic, turn off your engine. 6
Natural Resources Canada, www.nrcan.gc.ca
Garbage Recycling Green Bin and Blue Box are collected WEEKLY. Garbage
Guide Inside is picked up every other week on your regular day in
WE’LL MANAGE
YOUR LEFTOVERS
Stewardship Ontario is pleased to be working in
partnership with Ontario municipalities to divert more
household hazardous waste from landfill.
This includes paint, coatings, solvents and their
containers; used oil filters; empty containers for all
types of oil, as well as hydraulic, power steering and
transmission fluids; single use, dry cell batteries;
automotive antifreeze; pressurized containers such
as propane tanks; fertilizers and pesticides and
their containers.
Try using them up or giving them away first. Leftover,
unwanted materials can be taken to many municipal
collection sites for reuse or recycling. Where this is not
possible, materials will be disposed of responsibly.
For a list of locations that accept these materials
go to dowhatyoucan.ca
Stewardship Ontario’s Do What You Can program is funded by the industries that make and distribute
these familiar household products, and in cooperation with municipal and commercial partners, works
to reduce waste through the 3Rs (reduce, reuse and recycle).
Bag it Back Ontario.

Have a question? Return your empty LCBO beverage
March 2010 Consult the back cover. containers to The Beer Store
and get your deposit back.

1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
DST begins – turn
clocks forward one
hour at bedtime.
14 15 16 17 St. Patrick’s Day 18 19 20 1st Day

of Spring
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Earth Hour
28 29 30 31 Energy: Standby power - power consumed even when a device

is turned 'off' - accounts for as much as 10% the average 7
household's annual electricity consumption. Unplug devices
when not in use, or use a power bar. Environment Canada
Guide Inside is picked up every other week on your regular day in
Yard Waste
Yard Waste is collected EVERY SECOND MONDAY from
April to November, as noted throughout this calendar
(there are some exceptions due to statutory holidays).
There is no limit on the amount of yard waste that can be placed MAXIMUM
WEIGHT
for collection, providing that acceptable containers are used.
22 kg
(50 lbs)
Acceptable Containers:
Place weeds, plant trimmings and leaves in paper yard 30cm
bags or any rigid open top container that has handles. (12” )
Bundle branches as shown. 1 m (3’)
Maximum
10cm (4” ) dia.
No plastic bags
Yard
Waste
These items should not be placed with Yard Waste:

Kitchen scraps, grass clippings, rocks, dirt, sod, tree stumps, larger branches,
flower pots/ trays, painted or treated wood and animal droppings.
Do your part for the environment.

Have a question? Return all your LCBO beverage
April 2010 Consult the back cover. containers to The Beer Store for
a full deposit refund.

1 2 Good Friday 3
Plastic bags/wildlife:
Plastic bags are estimated to kill up to one million sea birds, 100,000 sea mammals Friday collection
and countless fish each year. United Nations Environmental Program, June 2006 moved to
Monday, April 5
4 Easter Sunday 5 Easter Monday 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 Earth Day 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
Yard Waste Collection Guide Inside is picked up every other week on your regular day in
SMART TIPS TO GROW GREEN

Mow Smart
Reduce the growth of weeds by cutting your grass less often. Keeping the lawn
between 6 and 8 cm (2½ to 3 inches) high blocks out the light weeds need to
germinate. Consider a push mower. Push mowers cut grass blades cleanly,
COSMETIC PESTICIDES NOW BANNED making your lawn healthier and more pest resistant. They’re also better for
you and the environment.
FOR SALE AND USE IN ONTARIO
Water Wisely
Your lawn only needs 2.5 cm (1 inch) of water a week. Water in the morning
Using pesticides on our lawns and gardens is unnecessary when more water gets absorbed. Don’t water when rain is expected and don’t
and harms our environment along with the health of our water during summer droughts when water reserves are low.
families and pets. That’s why Ontario has banned the use Wash Away Pests
and sale of pesticides for cosmetic purposes. The ban A quick blast from the hose can wash away small colonies of pests on trees or
replaces any municipal bylaws, establishing one clear set shrubs before they can infest your garden. You can use this method to control
of easy-to-understand rules. aphids but to be effective, it must be done repeatedly.
Safely Disposing of Pesticides Plan Ahead
Help protect our environment by properly disposing leftover Native plants are more likely to thrive. They’re already resistant to local pests.
pesticides. To find out about collection events or where to Don’t plant vegetables from the same family in the same place year after year,
find the closest depot to you, visit dowhatyoucan.ca. as it can encourage pests to move in.
For more helpful tips and green alternatives

GROWING HEALTHY LAWNS AND GARDENS
Having a green and healthy lawn and garden without
visit ontario.ca/additup
pesticides is a new way of thinking that takes a bit more
planning, but it’s worth the effort.
Paid for by the Government of Ontario

Return your empty LCBO

Have a question? beverage containers to The Beer
May 2010 Consult the back cover. Store and get your deposit back.
It’s a trip worth making.

1
Pesticides: Some pesticides are no longer permitted in Canada. Dispose of any containing these active ingredients: diazinon,
chlorpyrifos (typically found in bait), methoxychlor or benomyl. See Household Hazardous Waste (see p.3) for disposal information.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 Mother’s Day 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 Victoria Day 25 26 27 28 29
9
30 31
Have a question? Keep bagging it back for
June 2010 Consult the back cover. a greener Ontario. Talk about
a return on your deposit!

1 2 Clean Air Day 3 4 5
Litter: Litter -- it's In your hands.
Canadian Environment Week: May 30 - June 5, 2010
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 Father’s Day 21 1st Day 22 23 24 25 26

of Summer
27 28 29 30
Grass/weeds: Leaving grass clippings on your lawn can help
10
your lawn choke out weeds by denying them the light and air.
What Goes in the Green Bin?

Food and food scraps
If you can eat it, it goes in the Green Bin. Meat and fish bones and shells, fat, grease
and lard (solidified), small amounts of cooking oil, baking supplies, dairy products,
egg shells, coffee filters/grounds and tea bags, corn cobs/husks and nuts/shells.
Soiled or shredded paper

Shredded paper may be placed in the Green Bin in small amounts. Other paper prod-
ucts that go in the Green Bin include; butcher and cheese paper, moulded pulp take-
out trays, ice cream boxes, microwave popcorn bags, flour and sugar bags, muffin
paper, paper cups and plates, paper towels and tissues, paper serviettes, paper candy
wrappers and any paper or cardboard that contains food residue (sauce, cheese, etc.).
NO waxed paper.
Personal Care items

Diapers, hair, nail clippings, sanitary products, tampons, incontinence products, tissues.
Pet products
Animal bedding, pet waste, kitty litter, bird seed, pet food, pet fur,
feathers and sawdust (wood sources only).
Houseplants and flowers (no yard waste)
Green Bin Tip: Lining your kitchen catcher or green bin with compostable bags
instead of plastic will help the environment.
Return your glass, plastic, aluminum,

Have a question? bag-in-box and Tetra Pak containers
July 2010 Consult the back cover. from the LCBO to The Beer Store
and get your full deposit refund.

1 Canada Day 2 3
Re-use: Donations to charitable organizations
are a great way to avoid sending reusable items NO SERVICE
Collection is
to landfill. ONE DAY LATER for
the rest of this week
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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West Nile virus Keep your yard mosquito free

Some mosquitoes carry West Nile virus and their bites may lead to West Nile virus infection. Clean up! The best way to keep mosquitoes away
is to clean up areas of standing water around your home where they like to breed.
• Clean up and empty containers where water collects

(old tires, tin cans, flower pots, etc.)
• Change water in bird baths weekly
• Remove water that collects on pool covers
• Turn over items such as wading pools, wheelbarrows
and small boats
• Clear leaves and twigs from eavestroughs, storm and roof gutters
• Unclog drainage ditches so that water flows freely
• Make sure swimming pool pump is circulating
• Clear out dense shrubbery where mosquitoes like to rest
• Turn over compost frequently
• Check that door and window screens are tight fitting
and in good repair
• Drill holes in the bottoms of containers so water can’t collect
For more information on West Nile virus, contact York Region Health Connection
1-800-361-5653 www.york.ca/westnile
Have a question? Don’t forget to return your LCBO
August 2010 Consult the back cover. beverage containers to The Beer
Store for a full deposit refund.

1 2 Civic Holiday 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31 Water Conservation: With less than 1% of global population, Canada holds 20%
of the world’s freshwater resources and 7% of its renewable supply of fresh water. 12
But much of this water is far away and difficult to access. Canadians actually have
access to 40% of our renewable freshwater resources, at most. Environment Canada
Household Hazardous Waste

(HHW)
Hazardous materials are identified with one or more
of these symbols.
Disposal Instructions:
Common HHW items include:
DO NOT put hazardous materials in the garbage, down a drain
• Propane tanks/cylinders or on the ground. DO NOT put hazardous material in your Blue Box
• Batteries (household, rechargeable, or Green Bin.
automotive) Take them to one of York Region's Household Hazardous Waste
• Paints, varnish, solvents, caulking, glue Depots, free of charge, listed on page 3. Residential sources only.
• Household cleaners, such as bleach, Please follow these safety requirements:
oven cleaners, drain cleaners • Keep materials in original containers or ensure that the
• Energy efficient bulbs, fluorescent tubes/bulbs contents are clearly labelled
• Hair dye, nail polish, nail polish remover • Don’t mix different types of paint or products together
• Pharmaceuticals • No ammunition, PCBs, asbestos, radioactive wastes or
• Syringes (place in a rigid, puncture explosives accepted (other than aerosols and propane cylinders).
resistant container) • Tightly cap all containers
• Thermostats containing mercury
• Fuels, antifreeze, brake fluid
• Used motor oil & filters
Call 1-877-464-9675 for further information
or visit www.york.ca/waste.
Bag it Back Ontario.

Have a question? Return your empty LCBO beverage
September 2010 Consult the back cover. containers to The Beer Store
and get your deposit back.

1 2 3 4
Carpool/emissions: Carpooling just one day a week for a
year can save you hundreds on gas and prevent 0.5 tonnes of
greenhouse gases from being released. Pollution Probe, 2004
5 6 Labour Day 7 8 9 10 11
No yard waste collection

this week
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 1st Day 24 25
of Fall
26 27 28 29 30
13
Electronic Equipment
Recycling
Many electronic equipment items are accepted for recycling at selected depots listed on page 3 (free-of-
charge for York Region residents). Residential quantities only. Please note new depot hours (see page 3).
For more information on York Region's policy, please call 1.877.464.9675 or visit www.york.ca/waste.
ACCEPTED:
• Up to four computers and/or monitors per depot visit (e.g. 1 monitor IMPORTANT!
+ 2 hard drives + 1 laptop = 4 units). Modems, cables, keyboards and Remove all packaging
software are not counted in this limit. and batteries before
• Up to six units of other electronic equipment per depot visit delivering items to a
• Printers, scanners, electronic games (e.g. Nintendo) depot listed on page 3.
• Telephones, cell phones, answering machines, pagers, fax machines Most household batteries,
• VCRs, DVD players, radios, stereos including dry cell,
• Cameras, video cameras, automobile “computer” modules rechargeable, lithium and
• Electronic thermostats without mercury (with mercury is HHW) automotive batteries are
• Up to two televisions per depot visit. Do not disassemble as they accepted at HHW Depots
contain hazardous materials. (see page 3).
NOT ACCEPTED:
• Power tools* • Microwave ovens*
• Large and small appliances* • Electric typewriters*
• Thermostats with mercury (see p. 13 on HHW)
* Accepted as scrap metal (see page 3)
Do your part for the environment.

Have a question? Return all your LCBO beverage
October 2010 Consult the back cover. containers to The Beer Store for
a full deposit refund.

1 2
Footprint: Recycling, reducing and reusing is one effective
way for individuals to live a sustainable lifestyle and reduce
their ecological footprint.
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 Thanksgiving 12 13 14 15 16
Day
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Waste Reduction Week 2010

24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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Winter Weather Delays

Collection may be affected when weather packs a punch.
Snow, ice and wind can affect solid waste collection. Snow and ice make otherwise
‘flat’ roads and lanes difficult for the trucks to navigate safely, while hills can be
nearly impossible to service without the risk of property damage. Wind can also be
treacherous, creating roadblocks or hazards involving overhead lines.
At these times, the Town will error on the side of caution and temporarily post-
pone collection service until conditions improve.
In the event of inclement weather,

here’s what to do:
1. Throughout winter, please keep your sidewalk
and driveway shovelled and ensure your containers
are not hidden by snowbanks or other obstructions.
2. For garbage or recycling service alerts,
please visit www.newmarket.ca,
or phone 905-895-5193.
3. Please be patient. Servicing your home
is our priority – but the safety of people
and property always come first.
4. Do not place items on top of snowbanks.
Return your empty LCBO

Have a question? beverage containers to The Beer
November 2010 Consult the back cover. Store and get your deposit back.
It’s a trip worth making.

1 2 3 4 5 6
DST ends – turn
clocks back one
hour at bedtime.
7 8 9 10 11 Remembrance 12 13
Day
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30
Compost: Pumpkins, cornstalks and straw are great additions to your composter. 15
You Can Fight Climate Change

WHAT IS IT? WHAT CAN WE DO?
Climate change includes changes in temperature, shifts in rainfall Simple actions all add up to real and positive changes. We
patterns, and more frequent extreme weather events like heavy can all make everyday choices that save energy and money
spring rains, drought, ice storms and heat waves. Greenhouse gases and shrink our environmental footprint. Let’s get started.
from the burning of fossil fuels in vehicles, from coal plants and
from industry are all contributing to climate change. The average
Ontarian creates about five tonnes of greenhouse gases each year:
LOWER YOUR
about the weight of an African elephant. THERMOSTAT USE PUBLIC
AT NIGHT TRANSPORTATION
HOW DOES IT AFFECT US? SWITCH TO

HANG YOUR COMPACT
Climate change can show itself in many ways. Extremely hot CLOTHES FLUORESCENT
summer weather can create droughts that threaten crops and TO DRY BULBS
increase smog days, lake levels could drop, insect infestations
could threaten our forests, and animals like our polar bears
could lose their habitat. TURN OFF THE UNPLUG YOUR
LIGHTS WHEN CELLPHONE
YOU LEAVE CHARGER
For tips, rewards and programs to get you started

visit ontario.ca/additup TAKE YOUR
BIKE INSTEAD CAULK YOUR
OF YOUR CAR WINDOWS

Have a question? Keep bagging it back for
December 2010 Consult the back cover. a greener Ontario. Talk about
a return on your deposit!

1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 1st Day 22 23 24 25 Christmas Day

of Winter
26 Boxing 27 28 29 30 31
Day
1
JANUARY 2011
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Your new calendar will be delivered in early January 2011
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Garbage Tree Pickup Recycling Green Bin and Blue Box are collected WEEKLY. Garbage
Yard Waste
January 17, 2011 Guide Inside is picked up every other week on your regular day in
Collection Week Collection
Back Cover the weeks that begin with the purple arrow indicator.
Remember to combine recyclables into one
Recycling Guide blue box. Sorting is not required.

For more information visit www.york.ca/waste
MATERIALS ACCEPTED WHAT TO RECYCLE HOW TO PREPARE NOT ACCEPTED
PAPER PRODUCTS Paper items, such Remove plastic windows No soiled paper, paper
as cereal boxes, from pasta boxes, etc. towels, tissues, waxed
newspapers, magazines, Remove covers from hard paper, shredded paper,
telephone books, office cover books. cookie bags, or chip bags.
paper & junk mail Remove plastic sleeves NO plastic bags.
(window envelopes okay). from newspapers and
magazines.
CORRUGATED All corrugated Flatten and tie in No boxes with heavy food
CARDBOARD cardboard – remove bundles no larger than or grease stains.
plastic wrap from water 60cm x 60cm x 30cm (e.g. greasy pizza boxes
bottle trays and pop can (36” x 36” x 8”). can go in Green Bin)
cases (staples are okay).
BEVERAGE Tetra Pak® packages and Rinse and do NOT No plastic wrap or straws.
CARTONS milk/juice cartons and flatten. No foil pouches.
juice boxes. (e.g. Koolaid Jammers)
METAL All food/beverage metal Rinse. Do NOT crush cans. No coat hangers,
cans, empty aerosol cans, Foil needs to pots/pans, kitchen
empty & dry metal paint be in loose balls of at utensils or batteries.
cans with lids least 3” diameter. No propane cylinders.
removed. (See pg. 3 for HHW)
CLEAN aluminium
foil/trays/plates.
PLASTIC Most rigid plastic Rinse, leave lids on. No toys, plastic bags,
household containers plastic film, or bubble
including food containers, wrap, Styrofoam, foam
household cleaners, egg trays, lawn furniture,
1 2 3 4 shampoo bottles and garden hose.
PETE HDPE V LDPE microwave trays. No motor oil containers.
5 6 7
PP PS OTHER
GLASS All clear or coloured glass Rinse, include lids No glass cookware, light
bottles and jars. separately. bulbs, window or mirror
glass, drinking glasses or
Refer to LCBO Bag-it-Back
ceramics (plates, mugs,
ads at the top of each
etc.).
month.
Having a green and healthy lawn and garden without

pesticides is a new way of thinking that takes a bit
more planning, but it’s worth the effort.
See page 9 for more information or

visit ontario.ca/additup
COSMETIC PESTICIDES NOW BANNED for helpful tips and green alternatives.
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Public Works Services Department

395 Mulock Drive, PO Box 328, STN Main
Newmarket, ON L3Y 4X7
Who to Call: Information that can be found

Collection Inquiries in this calendar
1.866.421.5625:
· Missed collections Appliances ..............................................6 Green Bin Sorting Guide ........................11
· Schedule a metal item pickup Basic Collection Information ....................1 Paint, Solvents, Pesticides ......................13
Battery Disposal ....................................13 Medications, Sharps ..............................13
Other Solid Waste Questions: Bulky Items (appliances, furniture, Recycling Guide ....................................17
905.895.5193
carpeting, swing sets, etc) ....................6 Tire Recycling ..........................................3
Damaged blue boxes/green bin calls
should be directed to 905-895-5193. Christmas Trees ......................................5 Waste & Recycling Drop-Off Depot
Collection Map ........................................2 Locations ..............................................3
Hazardous Materials:
Construction/Demolition Water Information ..................................10
1.877.464.9675
www.york.ca Waste ......................................................3 Yard Waste ..............................................8
Electronics Recycling ............................14 Yard Waste Drop-off Depot ......................3
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2010 Waste and Recycling Calendar

Curbside Collection Reminders

Acceptable Containers for Garbage

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SOCIETY CRES WARWICK

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SSO, Recycling, Garbage & Yard Waste Areas

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Drop off Depots 1.877.464.9675

HHW DEPOT HHW Depot Community Environmental Centres (CECs)

NEW ■ Metal appliances*

It may not be easy, but in the Town of Newmarket it is a way of life.

Newmarket has celebrated numerous environmental

For more information on Newmarket’s environmental initiatives please visit

For more information, please call:

Return your glass, plastic, aluminum,

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Maximum 6' (1.8 m)

Metal and Large Item Pick-up

Construction & Demolition Waste

Have a question? Don’t forget to return your LCBO