Household Waste Collection Guide

Practical Selective Sorting How to negotiate Guide a lock? Do not throw anything into the water and leave nothing behind on the banks! Take your rubbish with you to the nearest When approaching the lock collection point. • Stay berthed 50 m from the lock. Household Waste Some points are equipped with specific containers making its possible to sort glass, paper and plastic. • Advance when the green light is lit or when the lock keeper When you sort your rubbish, you are actively helping to protect the environment through which you are travelling: you save on asks you to. Collection Guide natural resources, you prevent ground pollution, you limit the quantity of household waste and therefore the cost of treating it and • Approach the bank or come alongside the pontoon located you create jobs. upstream of the lock. One crew member must leave the boat and go to the lock on foot to help to dock and make the Rhône-Rhine Canal We would ask you to dispose of recyclable products at the collection points provided (Cf. symbols on the map). boat fast. The helmsman must stay on board throughout the entire manoeuvre. Negotiating a lock and making the Northern section boat fast are the responsibility of the boat’s helmsman. Recyclable Products Non-recyclable Products • Once the lock gates are open, advance carefully towards the lock and enter when the light turns green. Colmar Canal • Plastic bottles • Polystyrene trays • Tetra paks • Plastic pots Channelled Ill • Metal packaging • Soiled cardboard • Cardboard packaging • Plastic film and bags In the lock • Newspapers, magazines, advertising flyers • Plastic film in which periodicals are wrapped • The bow and stern of the boat must be made fast to the • Glass bottles and pots, jars • Dirty or greasy paper bollards. • Crockery, pottery, porcelain, broken glass • The boat’s engine must be turned off. • Light bulbs • When making the boat fast, bear in mind the variations in level due to lockage. The ropes must be able to slide freely around the bollard. Never tie knots! The ropes must not be rolled around themselves or held at arm’s length, but coiled correctly to prevent the risk of them falling into the water. Sailing Amenities • To ensure the fluidity of canal traffic and save water, the lock keeper may, depending on traffic, allow several boats into the lock at the same time. Make your boat fast correctly, bearing other vessels in mind. Colmar Canal Strasbourg (navigable Ill, CMR, CRRBN, PAS) Stopping Places Stopping Places Lockage begins CENTRAL ALSACE TERRITORIAL UNIT or Ports or Ports COLMAR 59 • • • • • • • • • • STRASBOURG • Keep the ropes loose while the water level is changing. +33 (0)3 89 20 82 20 Dusuzeau Basin 35 rue Pierre de Coubertin 70 • • • • • • • • • Europe Boat Trading KUNHEIM • 67000 Strasbourg 16 • • • • • • +33 (0)3 88 61 26 78 Wait until the lock gates are fully open. Do not cast off +33 (0)3 89 47 40 40 the mooring ropes until the lockage manoeuvre has been Tél. : +33 (0)3 88 45 84 00 - Fax : +33 (0)3 88 45 84 01 STRASBOURG Gaston Haelling Basin completed. e-mail : [email protected] 82 • • • • • • • • • Rhône-Rhine Canal Rhine Club Marina +33 (0)3 88 79 07 50 • Advance carefully and approach the bank to pick up the Stopping Places or Ports STRASBOURG crew member. South Rhine Lock 45 • • • • • • • RHINAU Ruhlmann Base BOOFZHEIM +33 (0)3 88 60 15 14 20 • • • • • • • +33 (0)3 88 74 89 97 STRASBOURG KRAFFT Parliament – Wacken 7 • • • • • • 3 • • • • +33 (0)3 88 98 07 05 Stopping Place A FEW WATERWAY RULES +33 (0)3 88 45 84 00 STRASBOURG Lock 85 - Marinest 45 • • • • • • • • • STRASBOURG • The middle of the channel is generally used on waterways. +33 (0)6 64 85 38 87 Finkwiller Photographs : © VNF / Lebon - September 2020 : © VNF / Lebon - September Photographs 1 à 2 • • • • Stopping Place • Please respect the speed limits. Berths Fuel Bathroom facilities Electricity Drinking water Telephone kiosk +33 (0)3 88 45 84 00 • When passing oncoming boats, each vessel must keep to Dustbins Picnic area Repair shop Slipway or skid Doctor Pharmacy their right. • Boats going upstream must give priority to boats going downstream. • Overtaking is done on the left and may only be undertaken if the manoeuvre presents no danger. The boat being over- taken will facilitate the overtaking manoeuvre by reducing its speed. Strasbourg Europe Boat Trading Eurometropole Marinest Ruhlmann Base Lock 84 84 Port Club Marina Lock 82 82 3,47 Lock 81 81 2,92 GERMANY Krafft Stopping Place BAS-RHIN 4,19 78 Lock 78 CC of the Canton of Erstein 6,02 Port of Boofzheim Rhône-Rhine Canal, northern section Lock 76 76 6,49 DETAILSDÉTAIL OF PORTTHE PORT DE BOOFZHEIM OF BOOFZHEIM Rhinau Stopping Place CC of the Port of Boofzheim Marckolsheim Ried 120 m Lock 76 HAUT-RHIN 4 0 4 8 12 Kilometres The Rhine WATERWAYS DUSTBIN POINTS Navigable Open to everyone ENGINEERING WORKS CA of Colmar Reserved for port clients Locks (fee-paying) 32 Lock number Dustbin point 14,2 SELECTIVE SORTING Canal Ill Lock Colmar Paper, cardboard and LIMITS plastic container Departments Bottle bank 2,14 Kunheim 17,08 Distance between collection points (in km) Stopping Place USER SERVICES 5,87 ACRONYMS Fuelling station Port of Colmar CC of Pays CC Community of Communes Lorem ipsum Rhin-Brisach CA Urban Community Waste oils Rhine Lock.

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