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default map pin icon 300 West 7th Street, North Platte, NE 69101, USA

This listing was last updated on: December 18, 2020

Expanded listing for: ABC Recycling

Hours of Operation

Mon

8:30am

4:30pm

Tue

8:30am

4:30pm

Wed

8:30am

4:30pm

Thu

8:30am

4:30pm

Fri

8:30am

4:30pm

Saturday by appointment.
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Description: ABC Recycling opened its doors in North Platte in June, 2014, to provide a one-source solution for the recovery of recyclable materials generated by business, commercial and agricultural operations. This company services Western Nebraska, with outreach in Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota and Kansas. INDUSTRIES WE SERVE: Area Municipalities Commercial and Manufacturing businesses Farm and Ranch operations Construction companies Educational and Medical facility operations Distribution centers Transportation industries Gas, Oil, Energy and Railroad industries All other businesses that create recyclable waste YEAR-ROUND PESTICIDE CONTAINER COLLECTION: Plastic pesticide containers made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) only. HDPE containers are marked with the plastic resin code #2. Accepted Pesticide, crop oil, adjuvant, and surfactant containers (1.0 or 2.5 gallons) Crop protection chemical drums (15, 30, 55 gallons) Crop oil, adjuvant, and surfactant drums Stained, but clean, containers/drums NOT Accepted Un-rinsed containers/drums Crushed containers/drums Containers that held products (including pesticides) labeled for consumer use in households, lawns and gardens, and swimming pools Mini-bulk bins, intermediate bulk containers (IBC), saddle tanks, and nurse tanks Containers/drums with external pesticide residue that can be rubbed off by a protectively-gloved hand 1.0- and 2.5-Gallon Container Requirements Remove label booklets, plastic shrink-wrap labels, and caps; dispose of as solid waste. Be sure to rinse caps before disposing of them A single layer of glued-on paper labels may remain on the container Bags of containers must be stored to avoid exposure to the elements Do not bale or crush containers 15-, 30-, and 55-Gallon Drum Requirements Do not cut drums open Drums can be stored outside, but should be stacked on their sides to prevent rain from entering the bung hole Drums are collected at the end of the season *Electronics collection has a small fee

default map pin icon 1125 Comstock Street, Marne, MI 49435, USA

This listing was last updated on: December 07, 2017

Expanded listing for: Dewitt Barrells
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Description: We Specialize In: - Reconditioned Steel Drums - Reconditioned Plastic Drums - Reconditioned Totes - Reconditioned Fiber Drums - New Steel Drums - New Totes - New Fiber Drums - Salvage and Overpack Drums - Rain Barrels

default map pin icon 16043 Wapakoneta Cridersville Road, Wapakoneta, OH 45895, USA

This listing was last updated on: August 31, 2023

Expanded listing for: City of Wapakoneta Yard Waste Facility

Hours of Operation

COMMUNITY COMPOSTING: The City Farm, located at 16043 Wapakoneta Cridersville Road (click for map), is a compost facility for the disposal and composting of yard waste only. Hours at the facility are Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm in season. Saturday 8 am to 2 in season. April through November. Lunch Hour is 11:45 - 12:15 Monday through Friday. compostPayment for the disposal of yard waste requires the pre-payment of a "yard card" which is available at the City Hall utilities office. 419-738-3011 The rates for disposal of brush, tree limbs, grindings, grass clippings, leaves, yard/garden waste and other acceptable materials are as follows: •Automobiles or van load (Blazer, Bronco, Suburban, for example) 3.00 •Pick-up truck or "small" 2-wheel trailer 6.00 •Dump truck or large trailer 15.00 Minimum fee of $3.00 allows the equivalent of two 30 gallon garbage bags, regardless of the type of vehicle used to haul it. The rates for composted material which can be purchased at the City Farm: •One scoop from a 2 yard bucket 27.00 •Garbage Can 3.00 •Four 5-gallon buckets (minumum charge) 3.00 The City Farm is a compost facility for the disposal and composting of yard waste only. No paper, plastic or trash is to be deposited with yard waste materials. We cannot accept stumps or building materials. Many Wapakoneta residents do backyard composting of kitchen and yard waste. Their gardens are benefiting from the fresh compost, rain barrel water harvesting and other practices of backyard sustainability. Many interesting resources on this subject can be found online.
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Description: COMMUNITY COMPOSTING: The City Farm, located at 16043 Wapakoneta Cridersville Road (click for map), is a compost facility for the disposal and composting of yard waste only. Hours at the facility are Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm in season. Saturday 8 am to 2 in season. April through November. Lunch Hour is 11:45 - 12:15 Monday through Friday. compostPayment for the disposal of yard waste requires the pre-payment of a "yard card" which is available at the City Hall utilities office. 419-738-3011 The rates for disposal of brush, tree limbs, grindings, grass clippings, leaves, yard/garden waste and other acceptable materials are as follows: •Automobiles or van load (Blazer, Bronco, Suburban, for example) 3.00 •Pick-up truck or "small" 2-wheel trailer 6.00 •Dump truck or large trailer 15.00 Minimum fee of $3.00 allows the equivalent of two 30 gallon garbage bags, regardless of the type of vehicle used to haul it. The rates for composted material which can be purchased at the City Farm: •One scoop from a 2 yard bucket 27.00 •Garbage Can 3.00 •Four 5-gallon buckets (minumum charge) 3.00 The City Farm is a compost facility for the disposal and composting of yard waste only. No paper, plastic or trash is to be deposited with yard waste materials. We cannot accept stumps or building materials. Many Wapakoneta residents do backyard composting of kitchen and yard waste. Their gardens are benefiting from the fresh compost, rain barrel water harvesting and other practices of backyard sustainability. Many interesting resources on this subject can be found online.

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