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DEBRIS DROP-OFF 


The Town of Leland's Yard Debris Drop-off Site is located at the New Public Works Complex at 187 Old Lanvale Rd. This service is for Town of Leland Residents only. Contractors and Landscapers may not dispose of debris at this location.


 The site is open every Wednesday from 9am to 4pm except holidays.


Debris must be no larger than 4 inches in diameter, no longer than 4 feet in length and absolutely no construction debris, commercial or household garbage.


Click Here For a Map of the Location


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Curbside Recycling (Coming in Early 2009)


The Town of Leland began curbside recycling program in early 2009.  The program enables residents to conveniently recycle glass, aluminum and steel cans, newspaper, magazines and plastics without increasing their trash collection bills.  The program will be administered by Waste Industries. 


 


For more information, please contact Waste Industries at 910-253-4177.


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Curbside Recycling Instructions


Items to be recycled should be placed in the recycle bin, with newspapers tied in bundles and placed on top.  In the event of rain or wind on recycling day, residents should place a plastic bag over the top of the bin and secure it with the newspaper bundle.  Recycling bins should be placed curbside no later than 6 a.m. on recycling day.


Glass


  • Accepted:  Glass food & beverage containers (green, clear & brown)


  • Not accepted:  Plate glass, ceramic materials or any glass that is not a food or beverage container


  • How to recycle glass:  remove metal tops and rinse all containers; paper labels do not need to be removed


Aluminum & Steel


  • Accepted:  Any aluminum beer, soft drink or food container; any metal (steel) food cans


  • Not accepted:  Aluminum foil or pie plates and other such items


  • How to recycle aluminum & steel:  Empty and recycle all of the cans


Newspapers & Magazines


  • Accepted:  Newspapers, magazines, catalogs, paperboard boxes (e.g. cereal boxes, shoe boxes), phone books


  • How to recycle newspapers:  Place the newspapers, etc. tied on top of the bin


  • No corrugated cardboard, pizza boxes or Styrofoam, please


Plastics


  • Accepted:  All plastic #1 through #6 (check the bottom of the container for the number)


  • Not accepted:  Any other plastic containers; no toys


  • How to recycle plastic:  Rinse all containers and crush. 


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