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Solid Waste, Recycling & Organics Collection Guide Solid Waste, Recycling & 2021 Organics Collection Guide 285 County Road 44 Thinking innovatively Kemptville ON Transforming waste to resources Toll free: 1-855-532-7555 613-258-9569 x133 www.emterra.ca www.NGrecycles.ca @EmterraGroup Big Changes are Coming in February 2021 Message from Council As of February 1st, North Grenville will be commencing How to Prepare for the New Waste with a separated organics collection, as well as several Management Program additional and enhanced services, including seasonal curbside pick-up of leaf and yard waste and large and • Make sure you have received your green and bulky items. kitchen bins. If you have not received them, please call the Municipality at 613-258-9569 ext. 133. Please note that solid waste will now be collected bi-weekly, versus weekly. • Please take the time to review the updated waste management guide. For the organics (food waste Emterra Environmental, North Grenville’s new waste program), many items that are not suitable for management contractor, will be responsible for backyard composts can be put in the green bin, all aspects of North Grenville’s curbside program, including dairy, bones, paper waste, kitty litter, ash including solid waste, recycling, and separated and wood chips. organics (food waste). Emterra has an excellent track record in the provision of municipal waste collection • Bag tags ($2.75/each) are still required for the services throughout the country. bi-weekly solid waste program, but there is no bag tag requirement for the weekly green bin pick- up. The old bag tags ($1.75) can be reimbursed at Why is North Grenville Changing its Waste the Municipal Centre. Management Program? • With over 50 percent of organic waste in North Grenville going to landfill, the new organics and yard Using the green bin, along with other recycling efforts, waste program will significantly reduce the costs is one of the best ways to contribute to a healthier associated with shipping waste to landfills in Moose environment, and ensure that North Grenville is leading Creek. the way in improvements in waste management in Ontario. • From 2013 to 2018, there was an increase of over 300 tonnes of garbage collected in North Sincerely, Grenville, resulting in increased shipping costs and tipping fees, as well as a growing recogni- Mayor Nancy Peckford, tion that backyard composting isn’t a sufficient Deputy Mayor Jim McManaman, option for many residents in our community. Councillor John Barclay, Councillor Doreen O’Sullivan, • The Ontario Government is in the process of imple- Councillor Kristin Strackerjan menting the Waste Free Ontario Act. The Act aims to achieve a target of 30% diversion of waste from landfills by 2020 and 50% by 2030. Further, the province plans to ban organic material from going to all landfills in Ontario in the foreseeable future. We appreciate your patience as we work through the learning curve together. 2 Contact Emterra Environmental Your waste, recycling and organic collection provider is: EMTERRA Environmental If you have any questions or concerns regarding collection or missed collection, please contact Emterra Environmental: 1-855-532-7555 For any program inquiries contact: Public Works Department Municipality of North Grenville 613-258-9569 ext. 133 or visit www.NGRecycles.ca Changes to Waste Collection - begins February 2021 The new waste management program provides the residents of North Grenville with additional services that encourage waste diversion and reduce the ecological footprint of the municipality. 1. Biweekly solid waste (garbage) collection; WHAT’S 2. Weekly organics collection (food waste); and NEW 3. Curbside collection of leaf & yard waste and bulky items (up to 4 times per year). Recycling collection remains the same: WHAT’S THE Fibre/Paper collection one week; SAME Plastics/Containers collection the next week. New bag tag model includes: BAG 1. Bi-weekly garbage bag $2.75 TAGS 2. Leaf and yard waste $1.00 3. Bulky item* $12.50 *Some bulky items may require multiple tags 3 STEP Welcome to the Collection Schedule. 01 Find your collection day. North Grenville Overview BURRITTS Gabert Rd ttekceB RAPIDS BECKETTS nL Rideau Ln RIDEAU RIVER uaediR Rideau RIDEAU RIVER LANDING nL Course Ln Glen Ln River Rd Golf Flynn Rd Ashlane Rd d Arcand Rd River Rd R River Rd er iv R u Rd ea dR namknoM d Rd i Potter Rd Scott Rd Muldoon R Visiting Haskins Rd Harris Pratt Rd Rd Davis Rd Actons Corners Rd Muldoon Rd Floyd Rd French Settlement Rd Dr Boundary Rd KEMPTILLE SouthGower tixE Rd 43 ellivremoS Donoghue Bolton Rd Rd Scotch Line Rd West Scotch Line Hurd Johnston Rd Rd East H Abbott Rd Abbott Rd Concession Rd College Donoghue Rd Murphy Rd Dangerfield Rd Craig Rd Craig Rd Rd Kennedy Rd Dennison Bedell Rd Rd 45 Bedell OXFORD Rd Marlin Rd Town Line Rd dR dranraB 1 MILLS odd School Rd Boundary Rd T Rd Sanderson Rd Rd Guy Beach Stone Rd Ln Aimee Beach Carson Rd Beach Rd Bolton Rd Rd W Whitney Rd East Ben nett Rd ek e Cre tixE tvill mp WASTE 82 e Rock Rd Forbes Rd K TRANSER STATN PELTONS Lindsay Rd Irishtown Rd CORNERS Latourell McGovern Rd tsaE dR nrevoGcM Rd Pelton Rd McFarlane Rd Pattersons Corners Rd Rock Rd Bolton Rd Crozier Rd Taylor Rd Jig Street O'Neill Rd Eager Rd O'Neill Rd Mussell Rd Jig Street McDonald Rd OXFORD Hess Rd Bolton Rd STATION Law Rd Rd Edward Scott Rd Town Line Rd Hunters Render drofxO Ln dR snikpmoT dR noitatStixE 42 Millar BISHOPS Rd Slater Rd MILLS Slater Rd Limerick Rd Maple Hill Rd Rd. Beulah Rd Magee dR looD Black Rd HECKSTON Buker Rd Norton Rd Magee Rd Kemptville Creek eizneKcaM Dillabaugh Rd dR dR kciremiL Smith Rd metoT hcnaR metoTPorter Rd W dR hcnaR E dR 2 km Latimer Rd Boundary Rd 2 miles Map base art copyright © Lyle Henderson. Used with permission. Monday Pick-Up PINK Tuesday Pick-Up PURPLE Wednesday Pick-Up YELLOW Thursday Pick-Up GREEN Friday Pick-Up BLUE 4 STEP Find your GARBAGE collection week. 02 Garbage is collected every other week. Are you Garbage Week 1 or Garbage Week 2? BURRITTS Gabert Rd ttekceB RAPIDS nL Rideau Ln RIDEAU RIVER uaediR Rideau RIDEAU RIVER nL Course Ln Glen Ln River Rd Golf Flynn Rd Ashlane Rd d Arcand Rd River Rd R River Rd er iv R u Rd ea dR namknoM d Rd i Potter Rd Scott Rd Muldoon R Visiting Haskins Rd Harris Pratt Rd Rd Davis Rd Actons Corners Rd Muldoon Rd Properties along County Road 43 are Week 1 Floyd Rd French Settlement Rd Dr Boundary Rd KEMPTILLE SouthGower Ottawa tixE Rd sttekceB 43 ellivremoSgnidnaL Donoghue Bolton Rd Rd Gabert Rd Scotch Line Rd West ttekceB nL Hurd Scotch Line Rideau Ln RIDEAU RIVER Dundas County Johnston Rd uaediR RIDEAU RIVER Rideau nL Course Ln Glen Ln Rd East Golf River Rd Abbott Rd H Abbott Rd Concession Rd Flynn Rd Ashlane Rd d Arcand Rd River Rd R River Rd er iv R u Rd Collegeea Rd Donoghue Rd dR namknoM d Potter Rd Murphy Rd i Dangerfield Rd Scott Rd Muldoon R Visiting HaskinsCraig Rd Rd Craig Rd HarrisRd Kennedy Rd Dennison Pratt Rd Bedell Rd Rd Rd Davis Rd 45 Bedell Rd Actons Corners Rd MuldoonOXFORD Marlin Rd Town Line Rd 1 Rd dR dranraB MILLS Floyd Rd French Settlement Rd Dr Boundary Rd SouthGower odd School Rd KEMPTILLE Boundary Rd T Rd Sanderson Rd Rd Guy Beach tixE Stone Rd Ln Aimee Rd Beach Carson Rd 43 ellivremoS Beach Rd Donoghue Bolton Rd Bolton Rd Rd W Rd East Whitney Rd Scotch Line Rd West Properties on County Road 43 are Week 1Bennett Hurd Rd Scotchreek Line tixE C Johnston Rd e ill v t p 82 m Rd East WASTE Rock Rd e H Forbes Rd K Abbott RdTRANSERAbbott Rd Concession Rd STATN PELTONS Monday Collection ZoneLindsay Rd Irishtown Rd CORNERS College Latourell Donoghue Rd Murphy Rd McGovern Rd Dangerfield Rd tsaE dR nrevoGcM Rd Craig Rd Craig Rd Rd Kennedy Rd Dennison Monday Organics/ Bedell Rd Rd See pg.7 for detail. Pelton Rd 45 Bedell McFarlane Rd Pattersons Corners Rd Rock Rd Rd Bolton Rd Marlin Rd Recycling Collections OXFORDCrozier Rd Taylor Rd Town Line Rd dR dranraB 1 MILLS Jig Street O'Neill Rd Eager Rd odd School Rd Boundary Rd T Week 1 Garbage Collection Rd Sanderson Rd O'Neill Rd Rd Guy Beach Stone Rd Ln Mussell Rd Aimee McDonald Rd Jig Street Beach Carson Rd Beach Rd Bolton Rd OXFORD Rd W Whitney Rd Monday Organics/ East HessBen nRd ett Rd Bolton Rd k Cree STATION Law Rd tixE Rd e Edward Scott Rd tvill mp WASTE 82 Town Line Rd Ke Rock Rd Forbes Rd Recycling CollectionsHunters Render TRANSER STATN drofxO PELTONSdR snikpmoT Ln Lindsay Rd Irishtown Rd tixE CORNERS Week 2 Garbage Collection dR noitatS Latourell McGovern Rd 42 Millar tsaE dR nrevoGcM Rd BISHOPS Rd Pelton Rd Slater Rd McFarlane Rd Pattersons Slater Rd Corners Rd Rock Rd MILLS Bolton Rd Crozier Rd Taylor Rd Limerick Rd Maple Hill Rd Eager Rd Ln Jig Street Beulah Rd O'Neill Rd Magee dR looD O'Neill Rd Black Rd HECKSTON Buker Rd Mussell Rd Norton Rd Magee Rd Jig StreetKemptville Creek McDonald Rd OXFORD eizneKcaM Dillabaugh Rd dR Hess Rd Bolton Rd STATION Law Rd Rd Edward Scott Rd Town Line Rd Smith Rd Tuesday CollectiondRHunters Render Zone drofxO Ln kciremiL dR snikpmoTPorter Rd metoT dR noitatStixE hcnaR metoT W dR hcnaR 42 Millar Tuesday Organics/ Rd E dR BISHOPS Slater Rd Boundary Rd Slater Rd Latimer Rd MILLS Recycling Collections Nation Limerick Rd Maple Hill Rd Beulah Rd Magee Rd.
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