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2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan Recycling drop-off for newspaper FIGURE 5-7 TIMELINE OF MATERIALS ACCEPTED FOR RECYCLING Davis has a dual-stream recycling system: paper is collected separately from containers (glass, metals and plastic). This preserves the quality of the paper, as it does not get contaminated with liquids and other contaminants often found in used containers. The materials currently accepted by DWR for recycling with paper include: Junk mail Small cardboard boxes Magazines Phone books Cereal boxes Office and copy paper Catalogs Color paper Envelopes Notebook paper Shoe boxes Paper bags Gift boxes Newspaper Wrapping paper Paper towel & toilet paper tubes Paperboard egg cartons Paper advertisements Receipts DWR becomes the City's franchise waste hauler DWR collects newspapers, bottles and cans Bi-metal and steel cans added Clear and opaque plastics #1 & #2 accepted Colored plastic #2 accepted Colored plastic #1 accepted DWR accepts rigid plastics for drop-off 1968 1973 1978 1983 1988 1993 1998 2003 2008 2013 Curbside recycling and trash carts distributed Rigid plastics accepted in DWR carts DRAFT Staples and glassine windows are okay, but paper clips and clasps should be removed. Bindings must be removed from paperback and hardback books. Large cardboard boxes must be flattened and stacked outside of the recycling cart. Cardboard is acceptable for recycling when all packing materials (packing peanuts, etc.) has been removed. Cardboard should be flattened and stacked next to recycling carts (or place in cardboard bin, if present). Small pieces can be placed in the recycling cart with paper. All containers must be empty with the lids removed (lids can be placed in the recycling cart). Paper or plastic labels are OK. Plastics glass and metals accepted in the recycling carts include: Page | 5-26
2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan Rigid plastics #1-#7 Plastic caps and lids Plastic toys Plastic laundry baskets Plastic crates Plastic buckets Plastic flower pots Plastic nursery trays Plastic garbage cans plastic containers children’s outdoor plastic toys (slides, sandboxes, play kitchens, etc.) metal caps These items should NOT be placed in the recycling carts: Photographs Blueprint paper Light bulbs/tubes Window glass Glass dish ware Porcelain/ceramic Plastic bags Plastic film & wrap Expanded polystyrene Styrofoam TM brand foam Packing peanuts Disposable foam food containers Pizza boxes with grease or food stuck to them 5.4.2 Drop-Off Recycling Services CD and DVD cases CDs and DVDs Disposable plastic utensils Large reusable plastic water bottles Clean PVC pipe (no dirt) Plastic furniture Other miscellaneous rigid plastic items Aluminum cans Tin/steel cans empty aerosol glass food jars (all colors are OK) Glass beverage bottles (all colors are ok) Aluminum foil Electronics Garden hoses & tires Compostable “plastic” items (corn or potato starch, etc.) Scrap metal Juice boxes Milk cartons Paper towels & tissues Plastic & wax coated paper Mylar paper & mylar plastic Carbon & thermal fax paper Waxed cardboard DRAFT DWR recycling center at 2727 2 nd Street also offers free drop-off recycling of all the materials accepted in the recycling carts (see the lists above) plus scrap metal and used motor oil and filters. Drop-off recycling is available twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. CRV can be redeemed at DWR during certain hours. Page | 5-27
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