It’s not garbage - Regional District of Kitimat Stikine · Reduce-Reuse-Recycle brochure. ......
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It’s not garbage if it can be reused, repaired, recycled or composted. This handy guide is an update of our 2002 Reduce-Reuse-Recycle brochure. There are many new services available to help your household or business participate in a meaningful effort to reduce waste, support the local economy, and adapt to climate change. We estimate that every year, 20,000 tonnes of "garbage" are buried in local landfills. At least 75% of this can be recycled or composted with options that currently exist or will be available in the near future. For every tonne of material landfilled, 1 job is created. When that same tonne is recycled, 10 jobs are created. Use the map to find numbered locations; each location is only numbered once although some accept more than one product type. Services that are mobile are marked ** – please call to arrange a pick up or service call. Appliances (reuse, repair, recycle) 1. Salvation Army (working) 3236 Kalum 635-5446 **Air-EEZ Heating & Cooling Ltd 615-6040 (repair) 2. Tri-City Refrigeration 5040 Graham 635-2144 (repair) 3. Webb House of Repairs 4637 Lazelle 635-2188 Appliances are also accepted at Landfill Recycling Areas. Tipping fees may apply and refrigeration substances must be removed. BC Hydro Refrigerator Program Your old fridge is worth $30 in cold hard cash from BC Hydro. For free pick-up of your second working fridge, call 1 866 516-HELP outside the Lower Mainland. Fridge must be in working condition and between 10-24 cubic feet. Maximum two fridges per BC Hydro customer account. Stand alone freezers are not eligible for this program. Antifreeze Antifreeze is not yet part of a provincial recycling program, but check with local radiator repair shops for voluntary recycling programs. Auto parts and automotive batteries 4. Bold Salvage 2550 Queensway 635-1228 5. SKB Auto Salvage 3690 Duhan 635-2333 6. Riverside Auto Wrecking 4129 Substation 635-6837 See also Landfill Recycling Areas. Tipping fee will apply to derelict vehicles - tires/fluids must be removed. Bags (plastic) Reduce by bringing your own bags (BYOB). Plastic bags can be recycled at major grocery stores – look for bins at the front. Batteries (Household Rechargeable) 7. Source by Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse Ave 615-0040 8. Staples 4645 Greig Ave 635-7797 Alkaline batteries are not included in a provincial recycling program at this time. To reduce the impact of batteries on the environment, choose rechargeable batteries instead. Beverage Containers Containers with deposits can be returned to retailers (limits may apply) or: 9. Terrace Bottle Depot- 102-3110 Kalum 635-3779 Deposit/Refund in BC: All containers of ready-to-drink beverages, except infant formula and meal replacements are part of the province wide recycling program. Examples of products in this system include juice, pop, water, iced tea, sport drinks, beer, wine, cooler and spirit containers. MILK AND NON-DAIRY CONTAINERS There is a voluntary recycling program throughout BC for all milk amd milk substitutes (i.e. rice and soy milk). All containers are accepted including plastic jugs, cartons, single serving creamers and tetrapaks. Please clean out your containers before bringing them to the Terrace Bottle Depot or they will not be accepted. There is no deposit on these items but they will be recycled. Bicycles and Sporting Goods (reuse and repair) 10. McBike Shop 105-4710 Lazelle 635-5225 1. Salvation Army (working only) 11. All Seasons Source for Sports 4555 Lakelse 635-2982 See also Landfill Recycling Areas Cans (food) **Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692 See Recycling Depots and Pickup Services for details. Cardboard **WMI 4430 Keith Ave 635-9091 (Commercial pickup) **Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692 See Recycling Depots and Pickup Services for details. Cartridges (inkjet & laser) 12. Northwest Cartridge Exchange 4833 Lazelle 635-2157 7. Source at Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse 615-0040 8. Staples 4645 Greig Ave 635-7797 Cell Phones 7. The Source 101-4647 Lakelse Ave 615-0040 Cell phone recycling is also a charitable fundraising opportunity. For details, visit www.charitablerecycling.ca or www.think-food.com. Clothing (Alterations & Second-hand) 1. Salvation Army 3236 Kalum 635-5446 13. Clever Cub’s Den 111-4717 Lakelse 635-5400 14. Marisa’s Dress Making 4604 Lakelse 615-0053 15. Spotless Drycleaners 6-4736 Lakelse 635-2820 16. Classy Consignments 3302 Kalum Street 635-6690 17. Urban Colours (Vintage) 4552 Lakelse 635-2254 18. Mills Memorial Aux. Thrift Shop 4544 Lazelle 635-3512 Composting Backyard composting and municipal yard waste collection services can reduce your garbage by 1/3. Try alternative landscaping and mulching to reduce time and money, and enrich your yard and soil. Home composting guides are available at both the City of Terrace and Regional District main offices. Be Bear Aware (see bearaware.bc.ca). Computers & Printers (Service & Recycling) Recycling collection under provincial EPR programs will begin June 2007. Call the BC Recycling Hotline for details. 19. Elite Computer Cleaning 3990 Kerby 635-9639 12. Northwest Cartridge Exchange 4833 Lazelle 635-2157 20. Pendragon Computers 114-4716 Lazelle 635-3362 7. Source at Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse 615-0040 21. Sight & Sound 4716 Keith 635-5333 BC RECYCLING REGULATION A growing number of products are now regulated by the BC Recycling Regulation, which forms part of the BC Environmental Protection Act. Also known as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), this regulation is based on the principle that suppliers, manufacturers, and consumers share the responsibility to minimize environmental impact of the products they make, sell and use. This system shifts the financial cost of recycling and disposal of products from all taxpayers to industry and consumers through a deposit-refund system, and provides an incentive to design products that will not end up in a landfill. Products covered under this regulation include: • Beverage Containers (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) • Lubricating oil, oil filters and oil containers • Electronics (August 1-TVs, VCRs, Computers, Printers) • Medications/Pharmaceutical products • Hazardous materials specifically paint, flammable liquids, domestic pesticide and gasoline (handled by productcare.org) • Tires • Tree marking paint Eyeglasses Check with local eye care shops and optometrists. Used glasses are redistributed through global aid programs. Hazardous Waste Consumer grade pesticides, flammable liquids, and gasoline are included in the ProductCare recycling program (see Paints for locations). These materials are better used up or avoided all together. Natural, non-toxic alternatives to pesticides and cleaning products are a better choice. Check out the Household Hazardous Waste Toxics Toolkit at rcbc.bc.ca for more information and simple recipes for making your own household cleaners. Junk Mail Reduce junk mail by putting a sticker or sign reading "No Ad Mail" at the bottom of your mailbox. Almost all junk mail is now recyclable paper, see Paper for options. Landfill Recycling Areas Please consult the attendant before salvaging materials. • Derelict Vehicles – Auto parts • White Goods – Appliance parts • Metals – Fabrication materials • Wood – Used lumber products • Reuse Area – Bicycles, Lawnmowers and Misc. Items City of Terrace Landfill hours of operation: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm (April to September) Noon to 5:00 pm (October to March). Closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Thornhill Landfill hours of operation: Sat - Wed 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Closed Thursday and Friday. Both landfills are closed most stat holidays. Medications/Prescriptions & Needles All pharmacies in BC accept all unused prescription drugs in their original packaging. Metals 22. Allen’s Scrap & Salvage 2684 Queensway 638-6378 4. Bold Salvage & Recycling 2550 Queensway 635-1228 23. Steve’s Salvage 9-4036 Motz 635-7781 Newsprint and Phone Directories Recycle with your paper and newsprint. **Do Your Part Recycling Co. doyourpart.ca Oil/Filters 24. Canadian Tire 5100 Hwy 16 West 635-7178 25. Fastlane 4631 Keith Avenue 635-4984 26. OK Tire and Auto Service 4526 Greig Ave 635-0078 27. Terrace Chrysler 4916 Highway 16 636-7187 28. Terrace Toyota 4912 Highway 16 635-6558 Paint (and solvents) Paint, solvents, flammables and pesticides can be dropped off by appointment only at: 29. Lakelse Holdings 250-638-6230, 3098 Kofoed Drive. Paper **Do Your Part Recycling Pick-up 615-7692 **Terrace and District Community Services 635-3178 Sears catalogues can be returned to: 30. Sears at 3110 Kalum Street 635-6541. Support end markets and a clean environment by printing and copying on unbleached, post-consumer recycled paper. Plastics See bags and recycling depots. Recycling Depots and Pickup Service 9. Terrace Return-It Centre 102-3110 Kalum 635-3779 **Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692 Residential and Business (Paper, Cardboard, Newspaper, Magazines, Tin, Glass and Plastic) Second Hand Shops 31. Flea Market 2-2823 Clark 635-1488 32. Goldiggers Flea Market 4444 Lakelse 638-7943 See also Clothing. Sewing Machines (Repair) 33. Northern Vacuum & Sewing 4435 Lakelse 635-8822 Shoe Repair 34. All-Star Shoes & Repair 4617 Lakelse 635-6703 All repairs except footwear bottoms (due to low demand).
Transcript of It’s not garbage - Regional District of Kitimat Stikine · Reduce-Reuse-Recycle brochure. ......
It’s not garbage if it can be reused, repaired, recycled
or composted. This handy guide is an update of our 2002Reduce-Reuse-Recycle brochure. There are many newservices available to help your household or businessparticipate in a meaningful effort to reduce waste, supportthe local economy, and adapt to climate change.
We estimate that every year, 20,000 tonnes of "garbage" areburied in local landfills. At least 75% of this can be recycledor composted with options that currently exist or will beavailable in the near future.
For every tonne of material landfilled, 1 job is created.When that same tonne is recycled, 10 jobs are created.
Use the map to find numbered locations; each location isonly numbered once although some accept more than oneproduct type. Services that are mobile are marked ** –please call to arrange a pick up or service call.
Appliances (reuse, repair, recycle)1. Salvation Army (working) 3236 Kalum 635-5446**Air-EEZ Heating & Cooling Ltd 615-6040 (repair)2. Tri-City Refrigeration 5040 Graham 635-2144 (repair)3. Webb House of Repairs 4637 Lazelle 635-2188
Appliances are also accepted at Landfill Recycling Areas.Tipping fees may apply and refrigeration substances must beremoved.
BC Hydro Refrigerator Program
Your old fridge is worth $30 in cold hard cash from BCHydro. For free pick-up of your second working fridge, call1 866 516-HELP outside the Lower Mainland. Fridge mustbe in working condition and between 10-24 cubic feet.Maximum two fridges per BC Hydro customer account.Stand alone freezers are not eligible for this program.
AntifreezeAntifreeze is not yet part of a provincial recycling program,but check with local radiator repair shops for voluntaryrecycling programs.
Auto parts and automotive batteries4. Bold Salvage 2550 Queensway 635-12285. SKB Auto Salvage 3690 Duhan 635-23336. Riverside Auto Wrecking 4129 Substation 635-6837See also Landfill Recycling Areas. Tipping fee will apply toderelict vehicles - tires/fluids must be removed.
Bags (plastic)Reduce by bringing your own bags (BYOB). Plastic bags canbe recycled at major grocery stores – look for bins at thefront.
Batteries (Household Rechargeable) 7. Source by Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse Ave 615-00408. Staples 4645 Greig Ave 635-7797
Alkaline batteries are not included in a provincial recyclingprogram at this time. To reduce the impact of batteries on theenvironment, choose rechargeable batteries instead.
Beverage ContainersContainers with deposits can be returned to retailers (limitsmay apply) or:9. Terrace Bottle Depot- 102-3110 Kalum 635-3779
Deposit/Refund in BC: All containers of ready-to-drinkbeverages, except infant formula and meal replacements arepart of the province wide recycling program. Examples ofproducts in this system include juice, pop, water, iced tea,sport drinks, beer, wine, cooler and spirit containers.
MILK AND NON-DAIRY CONTAINERS
There is a voluntary recycling program throughout BC forall milk amd milk substitutes (i.e. rice and soy milk). Allcontainers are accepted including plastic jugs, cartons,single serving creamers and tetrapaks. Please clean outyour containers before bringing them to the Terrace BottleDepot or they will not be accepted. There is no deposit onthese items but they will be recycled.
Bicycles and Sporting Goods (reuse and repair)10. McBike Shop 105-4710 Lazelle 635-52251. Salvation Army (working only)11. All Seasons Source for Sports 4555 Lakelse 635-2982See also Landfill Recycling Areas
Cans (food)**Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692See Recycling Depots and Pickup Services for details.
Cardboard**WMI 4430 Keith Ave 635-9091 (Commercial pickup)**Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692See Recycling Depots and Pickup Services for details.
Cartridges (inkjet & laser)12. Northwest Cartridge Exchange 4833 Lazelle 635-21577. Source at Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse 615-00408. Staples 4645 Greig Ave 635-7797
Cell Phones7. The Source 101-4647 Lakelse Ave 615-0040Cell phone recycling is also a charitable fundraisingopportunity. For details, visit www.charitablerecycling.ca orwww.think-food.com.
Clothing (Alterations & Second-hand)1. Salvation Army 3236 Kalum 635-544613. Clever Cub’s Den 111-4717 Lakelse 635-540014. Marisa’s Dress Making 4604 Lakelse 615-005315. Spotless Drycleaners 6-4736 Lakelse 635-282016. Classy Consignments 3302 Kalum Street 635-669017. Urban Colours (Vintage) 4552 Lakelse 635-225418. Mills Memorial Aux. Thrift Shop 4544 Lazelle 635-3512
Composting Backyard composting and municipal yard waste collectionservices can reduce your garbage by 1/3. Try alternative
landscaping and mulching to reduce time and money, andenrich your yard and soil. Home composting guides areavailable at both the City of Terrace and Regional Districtmain offices. Be Bear Aware (see bearaware.bc.ca).
Computers & Printers (Service & Recycling)Recycling collection under provincial EPR programs willbegin June 2007. Call the BC Recycling Hotline for details.
19. Elite Computer Cleaning 3990 Kerby 635-963912. Northwest Cartridge Exchange 4833 Lazelle 635-215720. Pendragon Computers 114-4716 Lazelle 635-33627. Source at Circuit City 101-4647 Lakelse 615-004021. Sight & Sound 4716 Keith 635-5333
BC RECYCLING REGULATION
A growing number of products are now regulated by theBC Recycling Regulation, which forms part of the BCEnvironmental Protection Act.
Also known as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR),this regulation is based on the principle that suppliers,manufacturers, and consumers share the responsibility tominimize environmental impact of the products theymake, sell and use. This system shifts the financial costof recycling and disposal of products from all taxpayersto industry and consumers through a deposit-refundsystem, and provides an incentive to design products thatwill not end up in a landfill. Products covered under thisregulation include:
• Beverage Containers (alcoholic and non-alcoholic)• Lubricating oil, oil filters and oil containers• Electronics (August 1-TVs, VCRs, Computers, Printers)• Medications/Pharmaceutical products• Hazardous materials specifically paint, flammable
liquids, domestic pesticide and gasoline (handled by productcare.org)
• Tires• Tree marking paint
EyeglassesCheck with local eye care shops and optometrists. Usedglasses are redistributed through global aid programs.
Hazardous Waste Consumer grade pesticides, flammable liquids, and gasolineare included in the ProductCare recycling program (seePaints for locations). These materials are better used up oravoided all together. Natural, non-toxic alternatives topesticides and cleaning products are a better choice. Checkout the Household Hazardous Waste Toxics Toolkit atrcbc.bc.ca for more information and simple recipes formaking your own household cleaners.
Junk MailReduce junk mail by putting a sticker or sign reading "No AdMail" at the bottom of your mailbox. Almost all junk mail isnow recyclable paper, see Paper for options.
Landfill Recycling AreasPlease consult the attendant before salvaging materials. • Derelict Vehicles – Auto parts
• White Goods – Appliance parts• Metals – Fabrication materials• Wood – Used lumber products• Reuse Area – Bicycles, Lawnmowers and Misc. Items
City of Terrace Landfill hours of operation: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm(April to September) Noon to 5:00 pm (October to March). ClosedTuesday and Wednesday.
Thornhill Landfill hours of operation: Sat - Wed 10:00 am to7:00 pm Closed Thursday and Friday. Both landfills are closed moststat holidays.
Medications/Prescriptions & NeedlesAll pharmacies in BC accept all unused prescription drugs intheir original packaging.
Metals22. Allen’s Scrap & Salvage 2684 Queensway 638-63784. Bold Salvage & Recycling 2550 Queensway 635-122823. Steve’s Salvage 9-4036 Motz 635-7781
Newsprint and Phone DirectoriesRecycle with your paper and newsprint. **Do Your Part Recycling Co. doyourpart.ca
Oil/Filters24. Canadian Tire 5100 Hwy 16 West 635-7178 25. Fastlane 4631 Keith Avenue 635-4984 26. OK Tire and Auto Service 4526 Greig Ave 635-0078 27. Terrace Chrysler 4916 Highway 16 636-7187 28. Terrace Toyota 4912 Highway 16 635-6558
Paint (and solvents)Paint, solvents, flammables and pesticides can be dropped offby appointment only at:29. Lakelse Holdings 250-638-6230, 3098 Kofoed Drive.
Paper**Do Your Part Recycling Pick-up 615-7692**Terrace and District Community Services 635-3178Sears catalogues can be returned to:30. Sears at 3110 Kalum Street 635-6541.
Support end markets and a clean environment by printingand copying on unbleached, post-consumer recycled paper.
PlasticsSee bags and recycling depots.
Recycling Depots and Pickup Service9. Terrace Return-It Centre 102-3110 Kalum 635-3779**Do Your Part Recycling - Call for Pickup 615-7692Residential and Business (Paper, Cardboard, Newspaper,Magazines, Tin, Glass and Plastic)
Second Hand Shops31. Flea Market 2-2823 Clark 635-148832. Goldiggers Flea Market 4444 Lakelse 638-7943See also Clothing.
Sewing Machines (Repair)33. Northern Vacuum & Sewing 4435 Lakelse 635-8822
Shoe Repair34. All-Star Shoes & Repair 4617 Lakelse 635-6703All repairs except footwear bottoms (due to low demand).
Regional Districtof Kitimat-Stikine
TiresEPR Program – call the Recycling Hotline 1-800-667-4321.
Tools (Rental and Repair)35. MRF Ventures 5025 Keith 635-490036. West Point Rentals 2903 Kalum 635-3038
Tree Marking Paint and Containers37. Western Equipment 3011 Blakeburn St. 635-6567Recycling service provided for customers only.
TVs and VCRsCheck for repair outlets. Recycling collection under EPRprogram will begin August 2007 – call the BC RecyclingHotline at 1-800-667-4321 for local options.
Upholstery (repair)38. Pioneer Upholstery 3955 McNeil 635-943439. Satellite Vinyl, Fabrics & Canvas 4520 Johns Rd 635-4348
Climate Change and RecyclingThe manufacture, distribution, and use of products—as well as management of the resulting waste—all result inemissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) that affect theEarth’s climate. Waste prevention and recycling are realways to help address climate change.
1 tonne of aluminum recycled = 12 tonnes ofcarbon dioxide (C02) prevented
1 tonne of newspaper recycled = 2.3 tonnes of C02prevented
The volume of one tonne of GHGs would fill a two-storey,three bedroom house. A typical late-model sport utilityvehicle driven 20,000 km per year produces 6 tonnes ofC02. For more information and ideas, seewww.onelesstonne.ca, www.climatechange.gc.ca &www.climatechangesolutions.com.
Yard and Garden TrimmingsKeeping organic material out of landfills has many benefitsfor Terrace and Area. Landscaping choices, mulching andbackyard composting reduce the burden on the wastemanagement system.Designated compost areas are set up at landfills for yard andgarden trimmings. City of Terrace customers receivinggarbage collection also receive no limit pick-up of grassclippings, leaves and garden trimmings every Monday(Tuesday following Holidays) from mid-April to mid-November. Trimmings should be placed on the curb prior to8am, preferably in biodegradable or clear bags. Branches orsticks for pickup cannot be bigger than 1/2 inch (12.5 mm)in diameter. Do not mix household waste or kitchen scrapswith yard trimmings.
Useful Contacts
BC Recycling Hotline 1-800-667-4321www.rcbc.bc.ca
City of Terrace Public Works 615-4021www.terrace.ca
Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine 615-6100www.rdks.bc.ca
A directory of reuse and recycleoptions for Terrace and area.
May 2007
This brochure was produced in partnership with:
This Directory is prepared from information gathered by orsubmitted to the RDKS and is intended as an informationservice only. To submit additions or corrections to thisDirectory, please contact the Regional District at 615-6100or by e-mail: [email protected].
Printed on FSC certified paper with 100% post-consumerrecycled content, chlorine-free processing with vegetablebased inks.
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