An English version of this guide is available on request at the town hall or on the website at www.danville.ca

Organic materialRecyclable materialWasteSpecial CollectionsSpecial drop-off points

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Working together for better management of our waste materials!

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Contents A message from the municipal council............4The composition of waste material..................6The principle of 3 RV-E...................................8Collection calendar......................................12

ORGANIC MATERIAL - BROWN BINHow to use the brown bin ?..........................14The collection of organic material.................16Distribution of compost to residents..............16Method using of bins...................................18Use of bags.................................................19Material accepted or refused........................20Tips and tricks..............................................24Domestic composting and herbicyclage........26

RECYCLABLE MATERIAL - GREEN BINWhat material can be placed in thegreen bin?..................................................28Material accepted or refused........................29The five most common errors whenusing the green bin.....................................32Tips for the recuperation..............................33Campaign for the reduction of wastematerial at source.......................................34

WASTE - BLACK BINWhat kind of waste should goin the black in ?...........................................36Material accepted........................................37

SPECIAL COLLECTIONSLarge item collections, autumn leavesand christmas trees......................................40

RECYCLING CENTERS AND SPECIAL COLLECTION POINTSRecycling companies...................................42 3

A MESSAGE FROM THE MUNICIPAL COUNCILDear citizens,

The town of Danville is following in the footsteps of more than 300 municipalities, which since 1998 have begun collections of organic material. And that number is constantly increasing. Concrete action must be taken by all municipalities to ban organic matter from landfill sites by 2020, in line with Québec’s policy on the management of waste material.

As a stakeholder in the regional county municipality (MRC des Sources), which has declared its commitment to sustainable development through the adoption in 2014 of Agenda 21, the town of Danville wishes to reduce its ecological footprint by ensuring better management of the waste material generated in the area. A number of measures have been put in place to meet the Québec objectives and to emphasise our determination to be a proactive municipality.

Your participation is essential if we are to achieve better management of our waste material and greater control of the associated costs. That is why we would like to invite all of you to collaborate with us, both at home and at your place of work, by changing how you sort your waste material. The recommended methods are of course the use of the green bin for recyclable materials and the brown bin for organic materials. The black bin will thus be reserved for the very small proportion of waste material for which there is no further use. This guide is designed to help you decide the best way of disposing of the different types of waste material that you generate.

The town council is proud to promote the policy of sustainable development by supporting the implementation of best practice in the management of waste material generated by the local population.

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THE COMPOSITION OF WASTE MATERIALDid you know that the population of Danville sent an average of 423 kg of waste per capita to landfill in 2014 ? By contrast, several municipalities in the MRC of Coaticook and Memphremagog, which introduced the collection of organic waste a few years ago, have reduced the average yearly quantity of waste buried in landfill to less than 250 kg per inhabitant. According to studies carried out by Recyc-Québec, the general composition of waste material in an average Québec household, excluding material from wastewater treatment systems, is made up of the following percentages:

X 44 % consists of compostable organic materials that can be

diverted from the landfill by using your brown bin or your home composter ;

X 36 % is potentially recyclable material, such as containers and packaging made of paper, cardboard, plastic, glass or metal, which can be recycled via your green bin ;

X 14 % are bulky items that are collected during the biennial collections offered by the municipality or, better still, sent to a recycling facility. Or they are the remains of construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) activity which must be transported to a CRD sorting center to maximize recovery ;

X 3 % are textiles which should be deposited in the appropriate recovery bins to ensure their reuse or their recycling into new materials ;

X 1 % is hazardous household waste (paints, oils, solvents, batteries, etc.) which should be taken to a designated drop-off point ;

X 2 % are other materials which cannot be recycled or re-used, and which constitute the waste to be deposited in the black bin.

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Hazardous household waste

< 1 % Other 2 %

Clothing and textiles 3 %

Plastic 7 %

Paper and cardboard 20 %

Metals 3 %

Glass 6 %

Bulk items and construction material

14 %

Organic material

44 %

Composition of waste material in Quebec households (excluding material from wastewater treatment)

Source : Recyc-Québec, 2008

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THE PRINCIPLE OF 3 RV-EThe « 3 RV-E » principle represents the steps essential to properly manage our waste materials and reduce the waste of our resources. Firstly, the management mode that has the least impact, the first « R » (Reduction at source), then the second « R » (Re-use), the third « R » (Recycling), the « V » (Valorization) and finally, only when it is inevitable, the « E » (Elimination).

Reduction at source > Re-use > Recycling > Valorization > Elimination

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1. REDUCTION AT SOURCEReducing the production of waste at source by limiting our purchases and consumption of goods. The waste that has the least impact is the waste that is not produced !

X Choose durable items

X Reduce the purchase of non-essential products

X Limit the purchase of single-use products (example : paper towels)

X Rent or borrow rarely used tools or equipment

X Buy products with minimum packaging and where possible, buy in bulk

X Use re-usable bags for grocery shopping

X Display a « no circular » sticker on your mailbox

Reduction at source > Re-use > Recycling > Valorization > Elimination

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2. RE-USERe-using a product a maximum number of times by modifying it a little or not at all prolongs its life.

X Recycle clothes and other everyday items

X Use glass jars for flowers or to store other foods

X Use newsprint to package a gift, or re-use wrapping paper or gift bag

X Use the back of a sheet of paper to take notes

3. RECYCLINGRecycling saves the natural resources and energy that the production of new products would involve.

X Newsprint reverts to newsprint

X A plastic bottle can be converted into a synthetic fiber jacket

4. VALORIZATIONValorization describes the transformation of waste material by chemical or thermal means.

X Composting is an example of the valorization of organic material

X The use of broken wooden pallets to heat a house is an example of the transformation of material by thermal means

5. ELIMINATIONOnly put in the black bin waste that cannot be used for any other purpose.

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COLLECTION CALENDARWASTE – ORGANIC MATERIAL - RECYCLINGA calendar is sent to you each year to identify the days of the various regular and special collections. It is important to keep it for future reference as it informs you about changes in the frequency of collections during the year for waste, organic material, and recycling. The calendar is available at all times at the Town Hall and on the municipal website.

The new integrated collection schedule for 2017 makes it possible to maximize recycling and limit the costs associated with the management of waste material, and is in line with the current practice in many proactive Quebec municipalities. Your contribution to the new collection system for organic material is essential, both from an environmental and economic point of view, because it enables us to improve the management of waste material produced in our area.

Each tonne of organic matter that the brown bin prevents from going to landfill represents a saving of $ 38. This is quite apart from the fact that it gives a second life to such material, in that it will become a useful compost. In addition, each tonne of recovered recyclable material (via the green bin) represents a saving of $ 56.

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ORGANIC MATERIAL BROWN BINHOW TO USE THE BROWN BIN ?COMPOSTING METHODOrganic materials are compostable residues which, in the presence of oxygen, are transformed into compost by microorganisms, and can then be used to enrich the soil. This natural process makes it possible to recycle these materials and give them a second life.

THE IMPACT OF BURYING ORGANIC MATERIALThe burial of organic matter pollutes water, air and soil, among other things by its decomposition in the absence of oxygen: this phenomenon produces a biogas which contributes to the greenhouse effect and therefore to climate change. Organic material makes up a significant proportion of the waste that is collected and currently buried, thereby reducing the lifetime of landfills. If we want to limit the creation of new landfill sites, it is up to us to make sure that we prolong as much as possible the lifetime of existing sites.

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THE COLLECTION OF ORGANIC MATERIAL AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF BROWN BINS AND KITCHEN BINSThe City of Danville will implement the collection of organic materials in two phases: in spring 2017 for urban areas and in spring 2018 for all rural areas. Each of the households and units in the municipality will receive, free of charge, a brown wheelie bin and a kitchen bin.

X MOVING HOUSE: The brown bin is the property of the city and is assigned to the residence. If you move house, you are not allowed to take it with you.

X BREAKDOWN AND WARRANTY: It is important to report any breakage of your brown bin to the municipality in order to take advantage of the manufacturer’s ten-year warranty. Of course, normal and responsible use is expected. The general maintenance of the brown bin is your responsibility.

X OBLIGATORY USE: It is your responsibility to ensure that your residence has a brown bin for collection. This bin is compulsory for each household and a fine can be imposed in the case of default (municipal by-law).

DISTRIBUTION OF COMPOST TO RESIDENTSStarting in the spring of 2018, the City of Danville will host a day of free bulk compost distribution for residents. This compost will come from the composting platform where your organic matter will be processed. You will thus be able to benefit from the fruit of your collaboration, in making use of the organic materials to enrich your soil.

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METHOD USING OF BINSKITCHEN BINS

X Place organic matter in the kitchen bin delivered to you by the municipality;

X Make it easier to clean by placing a paper towel, a sheet of newspaper or a paper or compostable bag in the bottom of the tray;

X Rinse it every time you empty it.

BROWN BINS

X Make sure that your brown bin is not overloaded by the weight of organic material so that it becomes too heavy for the truck to lift. It should be possible for one person to roll the bin towards the road. If heavy materials are to be deposited (example : lawn edges with soil), fill the bin to only two-thirds of its capacity;

X Position the bin so that the wheels are towards the property;

X Make sure that the bin is set back from the road, slightly within your driveway, or on the curb;

X Keep a distance of at least 50 cm (20 in.) between your bins;

X Ensure that no vehicles or other objects get in the way of the collection process;

X Put your bin out the day before collection, as it can be collected at any time the following day.

Please note: these instructions are given so that your bins can be collected and

preserved in good condition and apply to all bins, brown, black or green.

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USE OF BAGSYou can dispose of your waste in three ways:

X Without bag;

X With paper bags or newsprint (you can re-use the paper bags used for groceries, sugar, flour or potatoes);

X With bags marked “compostable”.

IMPORTANT MESSAGEPROHIBITION ON THE USE OF PLASTIC BAGS

No plastic bags are accepted, not even biodegradable or oxo-biodegradable bags. These take too long to degrade in the composting process, which only lasts six months. Nor should any plastic bags be placed in the brown bin during the collection of dead leaves.

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MATERIAL ACCEPTED OR REFUSED FOR THE BROWN BINIMPORTANT - SORTING AT HOMEPlease pay particular attention in identifying any waste material which should not be put in your brown bin. The brown bin is for the collection of organic matter, and its contents are emptied directly, without sorting, into the composting process. The quality of the compost produced depends directly on your collaboration, because it will be affected by any unsuitable material. In this respect, glass is the number one enemy of composting.

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Food residuesAccepted

X Fruit and vegetables (raw or cooked, whole, peel, hearts, corn cobs, etc.)

X Leftovers from meals or food preparation

X Eggshells, nuts and peanut shells

X Bread, cereal, flour, rice, pasta, pastries, etc.

X Meat, poultry, fish and seafood (cooked or fresh) and bones

X Fat

X Dairy products

X Coffee and filters, teabags, tea leaves and herbal tea

X Candy, sugar, sweets and confectionery without their packaging

X Expired foods without packaging

Not accepted X Oyster and mussel shells

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Garden wasteAccepted

X Plants, flowers and weeds

X Garden material (soil, hay and thatch)

X Dead leaves and conifer needles

X Small branches (no more than ½ inch in circumference)

X Wood chips (untreated and unpainted)

Not accepted X Branches over ½ inch in circumference

X Firewood

X Leaves of rhubarb (these plants release molecules harmful to the insects useful for decomposition)

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Other organic wasteAccepted

X Unwaxed paper and cardboard with food stains (newsprint, napkins, paper towels, placemats and paper tablecloths, muffin paper, pizza and egg boxes and cardboard plates) *

X Litter and excrement of domestic animals

X Animal or human hair, and feathers

X Paper handkerchiefs

X Compostable plastic bags

* Paper and cardboard without food stains should be placed in the green recycling bin.

Not accepted X Expired medicines

X Vacuum cleaner dust, lint from tumble dryers, fabric softener sheets

X Items of clothing and textiles

X Personal hygiene products (ordinary and biodegradable diapers, baby towels, tampons, sanitary napkins, cotton swabs, wadding, make-up removal pads, etc.)

X Waxed cardboard boxes (such as those used for frozen food, ice cream, etc.)

X All ordinary plastic and oxo-biodegradable plastic bags (except compostable plastic bags)

X Ash, cigarette butts, BBQ briquettes and creosote

X Bottle corks

X Dead animals

X Rocks, stones and gravel

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ActionsTo reduce odours

To reduce the presence of flies and maggots

To keep the bin clean

To prevent the bin from attracting animals

To prevent the contents from freezing in winter

Clean your bin when necessary with water and a mild biodegradable detergent or with a solution of water and white vinegar

Wrap meats and table scraps in a paper bag or newspaper(paper breathes better than compostable bags)

To prevent odours, keep food waste such as meat or fish in your fridge or freezer and place in the bin just before collection

Avoid placing the bin in direct sunlight during hot weather

Sprinkle the interior of the bin with lime or baking soda

Do not use the brown bin to dispose of liquid waste such as soup, milk, or fruit juice.

When emptying your kitchen bin into your brown bin, put down a sheet of newspaper or dry material such as dead leaves or sawdust

Grass cuttings when wet are a source of odours. Use them instead to nourish your lawn by leaving them on the ground. They are an excellent natural fertilizer

Line the bottom of the bin with newspaper or cardboard in the winter months to prevent organic waste from freezing and sticking to the inside

Keep animals away by applying a little ointment (such as Vicks Vapor Rub) around the air vents

If you find any maggots in your bin, it means that a fly managed to lay eggs on leftover meat. You can get rid of them by sprinkling them with salt or vinegar

TIPS AND TRICKS

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ActionsTo reduce odours

To reduce the presence of flies and maggots

To keep the bin clean

To prevent the bin from attracting animals

To prevent the contents from freezing in winter

Clean your bin when necessary with water and a mild biodegradable detergent or with a solution of water and white vinegar

Wrap meats and table scraps in a paper bag or newspaper(paper breathes better than compostable bags)

To prevent odours, keep food waste such as meat or fish in your fridge or freezer and place in the bin just before collection

Avoid placing the bin in direct sunlight during hot weather

Sprinkle the interior of the bin with lime or baking soda

Do not use the brown bin to dispose of liquid waste such as soup, milk, or fruit juice.

When emptying your kitchen bin into your brown bin, put down a sheet of newspaper or dry material such as dead leaves or sawdust

Grass cuttings when wet are a source of odours. Use them instead to nourish your lawn by leaving them on the ground. They are an excellent natural fertilizer

Line the bottom of the bin with newspaper or cardboard in the winter months to prevent organic waste from freezing and sticking to the inside

Keep animals away by applying a little ointment (such as Vicks Vapor Rub) around the air vents

If you find any maggots in your bin, it means that a fly managed to lay eggs on leftover meat. You can get rid of them by sprinkling them with salt or vinegar

Please note that, especially in hot weather, maggots may appear, whether in the brown compost bin or the black waste bin. You can help to prevent this by following these recommendations!

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DOMESTIC COMPOSTING - REDUCTION AT SOURCEResidents are always encouraged to do domestic composting in their own gardens or on their own land. This reduces the volume of material that needs to be collected and processed by the municipality, and provides residents with a supply of compost for their own use.

However, some organic materials cannot be processed in domestic compost. These include animal matter, dairy products, fats, animal litter, seeded weeds, diseased plants, etc. The brown bin then becomes the solution to keep this waste from going to landfill.

HERBICYCLAGE: GRASS CUTTINGS = NATURAL FERTILIZERLeave your grass cuttings where they are.

They have a beneficial effect on the health of your soil because they are rich in nitrogen and act as a natural fertilizer ... completely free. The mown grass decomposes quickly and disappears in one or two days (the length of the process will obviously depend on the length of the cut grass).

Grass recycling also saves time by cutting down on the need for watering, since grass cuttings contain 80% water. They also help to increase resistance to disease.

The weight of the grass in the bin is very significant, increasing the cost of collection and processing.

If putting grass cuttings in the brown bin is unavoidable, allow the cut grass to dry in order to reduce its weight, volume and odor.

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RECYCLABLE MATERIAL THE GREEN BINWHAT MATERIAL CAN BE PLACED IN THEGREEN BIN?Before you throw anything into your recycling bin, ask yourself: « Is it packaging, is it a container, is it a newspaper or printed material? » as these categories represent a significant proportion of the material for the green bin. So you’ll have a big part of the answer!

Sorting recyclable material at home reduces the contamination rate at the sorting center and maximizes the recovery of recyclable material, thereby diverting it from landfill.

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MATERIAL ACCEPTABLE FOR THE GREEN BINList of items accepted by the Gaudreau Environment sorting center in Victoriaville, where the Town of Danville takes its recyclable material.

PAPER AND CARDBOARD X Sheets of paper

X Shredded paper (must be bagged in a transparent bag, tied at the neck)

X Tissue paper

X Packing paper, not containing metal

X Newspapers, flyers and magazines

X Envelopes (no need to remove label and window)

X Paper bags

X Books and telephone directories

X Corrugated cardboard boxes

X Cardboard tubes, eggboxes

X Unwaxed frozen food boxes

X Cream, milk and juice containers

X Aseptic juice containers (« Tetra Pak »)

Unwaxed paper and cardboard contaminated with foodstuffs are compostable and should be placed in the brown bin.

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PLASTICSFlexible Plastics

X Packaging films (for cheese, toilet paper, etc.)

X « Saran Wrap » stretch film

X Bags (grocery, milk, bread, etc.)

X Protective bubble packaging

Attention:Place all soft plastics in a plastic bag and tie it at the neck. Biodegradable and oxo-biodegradable bags (EPI) are not recyclable.

Rigid plastics X Containers and bottles (for food, cosmetics, housekeeping,

etc.) with the symbol , whether numbered from 1 to 7 or not

X All yogurt containers (without the foil lid)

X Food containers and styrofoam with the symbol (including plastic coffee cups, meat trays, plates and plastic utensils)

X Plastic containers for used motor oil or antifreeze (with lid or cap)

X Lids and caps should be screwed on to their plastic containers or bottles

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METALS X Cans with lid placed inside

(no need to remove labels)

X Bottles and aluminium cans

X Containers, plates and foil

X Corks and lids

X Empty, dry paint containers (without lids)

GLASS X Containers, bottles and jars of all colors with

or without label (but without lids)

NOT ACCEPTEDRefer to the sections on the black waste bin and specialized drop-off points for information on non-recyclable materials that go to disposal or specially-designated sites.

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The five most common errors when using the green binJust because an item is made of recyclable material does not necessarily mean that it can be put into the recycling bin. For example, the following five objects are prohibited in the green bin:

X Clothing

X Hoses for watering

X PVC garden chairs

X Toys

X Extension cables

Some of these items are recyclable ... but not in the green bin! They should be taken instead to specialized drop-off points.

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TIPS FOR THE RECUPERATION X Remove plastic wrappers from catalogs, magazines, and

« Publisacs » before placing them in the recycling bin.

X Remove till receipts from plastic bags.

X Soft plastic bags and films should be packed together in one closed bag tied at the neck to prevent contamination with other materials and for ease of sorting.

X Collapse cardboard boxes to save space in the bin, having removed any material inside them.

X Rinse containers and recyclable bags lightly with water, both for the health of the workers at the recycling plant, and to remove any contamination on the material itself.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE MATERIAL WE RECEIVE IS USED FOR?Here are some examples :

Paper Sheets of paper Toilet paper and paper towels

NewspaperEggboxesAnimal litterTelephone directories

Cardboard Corrugated cardboard boxesBrown paperRoofing material

GlassBottles and jarsFiberglass insulating material Used in the production of asphalt and concretePatio slabs

PlasticClothing made from synthetic fiber Flower boxesPark benches

MetalCansTools, nails and Automotive par

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CAMPAIGN FOR THE REDUCTION OF WASTE MATERIAL AT SOURCE How many people receive unwanted advertisements, circulars and directories that go directly to recycling?

In the « principle of 3 RV-E », the first « R », which stands for « reduction », is the most efficient in terms of resources. Reducing the use of paper saves money, energy and forest resources.

Save paper and no longer receive flyers, advertisements, or the Yellow Pages directory by taking these simple measures !

PUBLISAC

If you never look at flyers and put them straight into your recycling bin, why not unsubscribe? To do so, simply call Publisac at 1-888-999-2272 and ask them to remove your address from the mailing list. A sticker will be sent to you free of charge to be displayed where the person making the deliveries can see it. If you continue to receive Publisac, you must contact them to notify them.

Please note that at any time, the circulars that are currently distributed to you can be accessed electronically at www.publisac.ca

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POSTBOX / POST CANADA

Upon request, your address may be removed from the mailing list so that you do not receive unaddressed ads delivered to your mailbox or postbox. You must go to the Danville Post Office at 86 Daniel-Johnson Street if your address is in the « Danville » area, or to 285 Olivier Boulevard for addresses in the « Asbestos » sector. This service is offered free of charge and you will still continue to receive notices sent by the Town of Danville via the postal boxes.

YELLOW PAGES DIRECTORY

If you no longer wish to receive the Yellow Pages directory, you can unsubscribe online (https://delivery.yp.ca/optouts/address). In fact, you no longer need to have it in paper format if you have an Internet connection, since it is possible to consult the Yellow Pages online. The Yellow Pages are also available on all smart phones.

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WASTEBLACK BINWHAT KIND OF WASTE SHOULD GO IN THE BLACK IN ?This represents on average only 2 % of all waste material produced in our homes when efficient three-way management is carried out !

In general, this waste is solid, non-hazardous waste that is not accepted in the recycling bin or in the brown bin for organic material, and which cannot be transported to a designated drop-off location.

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ACCEPTED

NON-RECYCLABLE PAPER AND CARDBOARD X Waxed paper and cardboard X Personal hygiene products (example : cotton swabs) X Photo albums, satchels and plastic stickers X Wallpaper X Solid vacuum cleaner bags

NON-RECYCLABLE PLASTICS X Styrofoam containers not carrying the symbol X Packaging of meat and cheese contaminated with fat X Oxo-biodegradable bags (marked EPI) X Crisp, cracker or cereal bags X Nylon string (example : used for tying straw bales) X Waterbed mattress X Bows, ribbons, and gift toppers X Swimming pool accessories X Brushes and combs

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NON-RECYCLABLE GLASS X Glasses, mirrors and spectacle lenses X Light bulbs and LEDs X Dishes and broken « Pyrex »

VARIOUS X Diapers and sanitary napkins X Packaging of soft bars or chocolate bars X Inner wine bags X Long hoses, ropes or cables X Indoor or garden furniture X Broken toys X Fireplace ashes (cooled for 2 weeks) X Rubber X Pens and Pencils X Video and audio cassettes, vinyl discs, and CD / DVDs X Frames and blinds

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SPECIAL COLLECTIONSLARGE ITEM COLLECTIONS, AUTUMN LEAVES AND CHRISTMAS TREESLARGE ITEM COLLECTIONS

Each year, the City of Danville’s collection calendar notifies residents of the two dates (in spring and fall) where large items of scrap will be collected.

No construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) material is accepted during these collections. Bricks and rubble of this type should be taken to a designated collection point or to a CRD sorting center.

AUTUMN LEAVES – COMPULSORY USE OF PAPER SACKS

For the past three years, in the fall, the municipality has asked residents to put dead leaves in paper sacks for collection. Beginning in the fall of 2017, no plastic sacks will be accepted. This is in order to avoid contamination of organic matter, as the collected leaves are sent to composting and the plastic sacks are not degradable.

The leaves should be put in paper sacks and left out for collection, or put directly into the brown bin.

CHRISTMAS TREES

Each year, during the month of January, the City of Danville organizes a collection of Christmas trees. Your tree should be stripped of all decorations, and placed at the roadside. The trees are taken away to be turned into mulch.

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RECYCLING CENTERS AND SPECIAL COLLECTION POINTS

RECYCLING COMPANIESRECYCLING CENTERSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Comptoir familial de l'Or Blanc 312, boulevard Morin 819-879-6275 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations and crockery

Friperie des Sources 263, 1e avenue 819-943-6515 Clothing, accessories, and toys

Ressourcerie de la croisée 266, 1e avenue 819-879-4885 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations, crockery and furniture

Meubles usagés 214, 1e avenue 819-839-3638 ou 819-347-7377

Furniture

Danville

Boutique Chez VE-RO 17, rue Daniel-Johnson Clothing, accessories, toys, books and decorations

Dépôt Recyclo Bazar Warehouse Danville 819-238-0562 Furniture, appliances, crockery, decorations, toys, etc.

Friperie Corde-à-linge 137, rue Daniel-Johnson 819-839-3254 Clothing, accessories, toys, books and crockery

Friperie Uni-vert 2079, route 116 819-740-7764 ou 819-740-8799

Clothing, accessories, toys, books and furniture

St-Georges-de-Windsor

Presbytère 493, rue Principale 819-828-3002 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, crockery, and furniture

Wotton

La Friperie (Pierrette Poirier) 772, rue St-Jean 819-828-3309 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations and crockery

RECYCLING OF CLOTHING AND TEXTILESItems of clothing and textiles are recyclable materials, regardless of their condition. They can be re-used as:

X Clothing for another person

X Rags for a garage

X New products such as insulating panels for cars after the material has been taken apart.

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RECYCLING CENTERS AND SPECIAL COLLECTION POINTS

RECYCLING COMPANIESRECYCLING CENTERSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Comptoir familial de l'Or Blanc 312, boulevard Morin 819-879-6275 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations and crockery

Friperie des Sources 263, 1e avenue 819-943-6515 Clothing, accessories, and toys

Ressourcerie de la croisée 266, 1e avenue 819-879-4885 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations, crockery and furniture

Meubles usagés 214, 1e avenue 819-839-3638 ou 819-347-7377

Furniture

Danville

Boutique Chez VE-RO 17, rue Daniel-Johnson Clothing, accessories, toys, books and decorations

Dépôt Recyclo Bazar Warehouse Danville 819-238-0562 Furniture, appliances, crockery, decorations, toys, etc.

Friperie Corde-à-linge 137, rue Daniel-Johnson 819-839-3254 Clothing, accessories, toys, books and crockery

Friperie Uni-vert 2079, route 116 819-740-7764 ou 819-740-8799

Clothing, accessories, toys, books and furniture

St-Georges-de-Windsor

Presbytère 493, rue Principale 819-828-3002 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, crockery, and furniture

Wotton

La Friperie (Pierrette Poirier) 772, rue St-Jean 819-828-3309 Clothing, accessories, toys, books, decorations and crockery

HAZARDOUS DOMESTIC WASTE, CLOTHING, BATTERIES, ENERGY-SAVING LIGHT BULBS… WHERE

TO TAKE THEM?

All textiles and items of clothing must be deposited in the appropriate recycling containers at recycling centers, or taken to an ecocentre. They should not be thrown into the black bin. That is not their place.

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SORTING CENTERS - CONSTRUCTION-RENOVATION-DEMOLITION MATERIAL (CRD)Name Address Telephone Material accepted

Bury

Valoris (Régie intermunicipale) 107, chemin Maine central 819-560-8403 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

Stoke

Gestion Michel Couture 286, chemin Côté 819-569-7551 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

Warwick

La Sablière de Warwick 5, rang des Moreau 819-358-7400 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

COLLECTION POINTS - CONSTRUCTION-RENOVATION-DEMOLITION MATERIAL (CRD)Name Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) (brick, cement, asphalt, wood, etc.). (We also accept leaves, plants, and branches)

Danville

Aire de dépôt CRD (Transport Yergeau)

934, route 255 819-879-4492 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

RECYCLING - METALSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

Danville

Enviro-Métal 2039, route 116 819-839-2108 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

Maurice Bédard 18, rue Lafrance 819-839-2564 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

RECYCLING - VARIOUSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Électroménagers J-M Chaperon 325, rue du Roi 819-879-7759 Appliances and air conditioners (working or not working)

Danville

Centre cyclisme 39, rue Dépôt 819-839-2911 Second-hand bicycles

Palco 121, route 116 Ouest 819-363-9100 Wooden pallets

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SORTING CENTERS - CONSTRUCTION-RENOVATION-DEMOLITION MATERIAL (CRD)Name Address Telephone Material accepted

Bury

Valoris (Régie intermunicipale) 107, chemin Maine central 819-560-8403 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

Stoke

Gestion Michel Couture 286, chemin Côté 819-569-7551 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

Warwick

La Sablière de Warwick 5, rang des Moreau 819-358-7400 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

COLLECTION POINTS - CONSTRUCTION-RENOVATION-DEMOLITION MATERIAL (CRD)Name Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD) (brick, cement, asphalt, wood, etc.). (We also accept leaves, plants, and branches)

Danville

Aire de dépôt CRD (Transport Yergeau)

934, route 255 819-879-4492 Debris from construction, renovation and demolition (CRD)

RECYCLING - METALSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

Danville

Enviro-Métal 2039, route 116 819-839-2108 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

Maurice Bédard 18, rue Lafrance 819-839-2564 Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

RECYCLING - VARIOUSName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

Électroménagers J-M Chaperon 325, rue du Roi 819-879-7759 Appliances and air conditioners (working or not working)

Danville

Centre cyclisme 39, rue Dépôt 819-839-2911 Second-hand bicycles

Palco 121, route 116 Ouest 819-363-9100 Wooden pallets

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COLLECTION POINTS - HAZARDOUS DOMESTIC WASTEName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

CFER d'Asbestos 430, 5e avenue 819-879-5413 Electronic, computer and communications products

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Paint, solvents, oil, filters, petrol, antifreeze, chemical agents for swimming pools, batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving, fluorescent), electronic, computer and communications products, propane cylinders, and tires

Famili-Prix 431, 1e avenue 819-879-4022 Medicines and syringes

Jean-Coutu 525, 1e avenue 819-879-6969 Medicines and syringes

Ville d'Asbestos 345, boulevard St-Luc 819-879-7171 Batteries and ink cartridges

Danville

Batteries Expert (Services mécaniques RSC)

1436, route 116 819-839-2444 Batteries, oils, filters and antifreeze

Centre de l'auto A. Leroux et fils 78, route 116 819-839-2065 Oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Famili-Prix 5, rue Grove 819-839-2779 Medicines and syringes

Garage Beaulieu Services 287, boulevard Coakley 819-879-5343 Batteries, oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Garage Pierre Lambert 1413, route 116 819-839-3343 Oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

NAPA - Pièces d'auto Allison 247, rue Water 819-839-2716 Batteries, oils and filters

Point S - Pneus et mécanique Vachon

906, route 255 819-839-2633 Batteries, oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Quincaillerie du carré (Couture-Timber Mart)

17, rue Grove 819-839-3777 Paints, dyes, varnish, lacquer, aerosols, oils, filters, antifreeze, all inflammable liquids (eg. lubricants, solvents, glue, coatings, etc.), batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving and fluorescent), electronic, computer and communications products

Rona Paradis & frères 12, chemin des Trois-Lacs 819-879-4024 Paints, dyes, varnish, lacquer, aerosols, batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving and fluorescent)

Wotton

Protection Incendie Sécurmax Vaillancourt

667, rue St-Jean 819-828-0527 ou 819-640-0324

Fire extinguishers (out of date, obsolete, empty, working or not working)

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COLLECTION POINTS - HAZARDOUS DOMESTIC WASTEName Address Telephone Material accepted

Asbestos

CFER d'Asbestos 430, 5e avenue 819-879-5413 Electronic, computer and communications products

Écocentre d'Asbestos (Ville d'Asbestos)

404, rue du Roi 819-879-0010 Paint, solvents, oil, filters, petrol, antifreeze, chemical agents for swimming pools, batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving, fluorescent), electronic, computer and communications products, propane cylinders, and tires

Famili-Prix 431, 1e avenue 819-879-4022 Medicines and syringes

Jean-Coutu 525, 1e avenue 819-879-6969 Medicines and syringes

Ville d'Asbestos 345, boulevard St-Luc 819-879-7171 Batteries and ink cartridges

Danville

Batteries Expert (Services mécaniques RSC)

1436, route 116 819-839-2444 Batteries, oils, filters and antifreeze

Centre de l'auto A. Leroux et fils 78, route 116 819-839-2065 Oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Famili-Prix 5, rue Grove 819-839-2779 Medicines and syringes

Garage Beaulieu Services 287, boulevard Coakley 819-879-5343 Batteries, oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Garage Pierre Lambert 1413, route 116 819-839-3343 Oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

NAPA - Pièces d'auto Allison 247, rue Water 819-839-2716 Batteries, oils and filters

Point S - Pneus et mécanique Vachon

906, route 255 819-839-2633 Batteries, oils, filters, antifreeze and tires

Quincaillerie du carré (Couture-Timber Mart)

17, rue Grove 819-839-3777 Paints, dyes, varnish, lacquer, aerosols, oils, filters, antifreeze, all inflammable liquids (eg. lubricants, solvents, glue, coatings, etc.), batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving and fluorescent), electronic, computer and communications products

Rona Paradis & frères 12, chemin des Trois-Lacs 819-879-4024 Paints, dyes, varnish, lacquer, aerosols, batteries, mercury-vapor lamps (energy-saving and fluorescent)

Wotton

Protection Incendie Sécurmax Vaillancourt

667, rue St-Jean 819-828-0527 ou 819-640-0324

Fire extinguishers (out of date, obsolete, empty, working or not working)

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150, rue Water, Danville (Québec) J0A 1A0Téléphone : 819 839-2771

www.danville.ca | info@danville.ca

Conception : VIRAGE multimédia

Publication : april 2017