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Perinton Policy
The following waste collection policies have been implemented to enable the Town to provide a more efficient service to the community. Waste collection rules also help to eliminate a duplication of services provided by private garbage collectors and reduce the safety hazard and unsightliness produced by debris that is placed along our streets.
- General Collection Policies
- Street by Street Trash Collection Schedule
- Items Collected by the Town of Perinton Department of Public Works
- Items Collected by Private Haulers
- List of Private Haulers and Other Specialty Companies
- Items Requiring Special Handling
- Recyclables
GENERAL COLLECTION POLICIES
- Grass clippings are not collected by the Town of Perinton due to New York State landfill regulations.
- Debris placed in a container shall not exceed 60 pounds in weight, including container.
- Tree branches, vines, steel posts/pipe must be cut in 4 foot lengths.
- All materials should be placed adjacent to the road shoulder, not in the roadway.
- Materials shall not be placed at the roadside for collection more than 24 hours in advance of the scheduled collection day. (Bulk leaf pickup is an exception).
- Town crews attempt to remove all debris from property with no damage occurring to the property. However, at times, large amounts of material placed on your driveway or lawn will cause minor damage during the collection process. Any damage occurring is the homeowner's responsibility.
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ITEMS COLLECTED BY THE TOWN OF PERINTON
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
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Yard Waste |
Yard waste is defined as leaves, vines, apples, or other types of fruit, and any other plant materials, excluding grass clippings. All loose material must be placed in reusable waterproof containers, i.e. garbage cans - plastic or metal. Materials placed in cardboard boxes or bags (paper or plastic) will not be collected.
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Tree Debris |
Tree debris is defined as brush, tree limbs, firewood, and small stumps less than 12" in diameter. Small amounts of brush and tree limbs must be placed in reusable waterproof containers, i.e. garbage cans - plastic or metal. Brush or tree limbs placed in cardboard boxes or bags (plastic or paper) will not be collected. Larger amounts of tree debris should be cut to 4 foot lengths and piled parallel with the curb on your property. Piles that are too large for our daily collection crews to handle will be picked up with a loader on Friday of the same week, if possible.
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Tires |
Four tires per house per year will be collected.
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Stone and Concrete |
Small amounts of stone, concrete, and asphalt can be collected by our service. All material should be placed in reusable waterproof containers that do not exceed 60 pounds in total weight. Uncontainerized material will not be collected.
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Steel Posts and Pipe |
Includes steel posts, pipe, steel swing sets, and playground equipment, all cut to four-foot lengths.
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Household Appliances and Other
Metal Products |
This includes car parts, furnaces, washers, dryers, refrigerators (with doors removed), stoves, dehumidifiers, toilets, sinks, bathtubs, air conditioners, lawnmowers, wheels, empty propane cylinders, and gas and charcoal grills.
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Leaves |
Leaves will be collected in bulk with vacuum machines or loaders. Collection will occur on a 3-week cycle in the fall from Labor Day until snow arrives, and in the spring during the months of April and May. Leaves should be placed at the edge of your property, not on the pavement. DO NOT MIX sticks or other debris in the leaf piles (this will break the leaf vacuums). Leaf piles that contain sticks or other debris must be containerized to facilitate collection. Leaves placed in reusable waterproof containers will be collected year round on your regularly scheduled collection day. Leaves placed in cardboard boxes or bags (plastic or paper) will not be collected.
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Christmas Trees |
Christmas trees will be collected on your regularly scheduled collection day. Simply place the tree behind the curb, on your property. |
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ITEMS COLLECTED BY PRIVATE HAULERS |
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· Household garbage – i.e. food waste,
paper goods |
· Furniture, kitchen cabinets, countertops,
flooring, doors, television sets, small
appliances, microwaves |
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· Rugs, Mattresses |
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· Pool liners |
· Building debris – paneling, drywall,
electrical, duct work, insulation,
roofing shingles(check with private
hauler for special handling
instructions or additional charges) |
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· Wood products, wood fences,
dimensional lumber |
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· Empty gas cans (metal or plastic) |
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· Ladders |
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· Bicycles |
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PRIVATE TRASH HAULERS
The following is a list of private haulers who are currently working in the Town of Perinton that can be contacted to set up residential trash service. (Please see any special notes listed after the hauler.)
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B&N DISPOSAL 897 Alderman Road Palmyra, NY 14522
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Michael Coon |
Ph:1-800-982-3063 Fax: 1-800-982-3063 |
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CLEANWAY DISPOSAL 35 Deep Rock Road Rochester, NY 14624
(For residences on the west side of town)
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Ph: 924-9350 Fax: 254-7788 |
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COMMUNITY WASTE SERVICES 4620 County Road 46
Canandaigua, New York 14424
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Keith |
Ph: 585-394-9480 |
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LILAC DISPOSAL P.O. Box 1127 Webster, NY 14580
(For residences north of the canal)
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Karen Gutzmer |
Ph: 872-6500 Fax: 265-4707 |
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WASTE MANAGEMENT 1661 Mt. Read Blvd. Rochester, NY 14606 |
Val Rouff
Bob Doohan |
Ph: 254-3500 Fax: 254-2313 |
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YOUNGBLOOD DISPOSAL P.O. Box 64463 Rochester, NY 14624 |
Joe Lapczenski |
Ph: 254-7081 Fax: 254-7788 |
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The following is a list of other specialty companies who may be of service to you. |
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ALPCO RECYCLING (delivery address) 846 Macedon Center Road Macedon, NY 14502 |
Ph: 1-315-986-8900 Ph: 1-800-706-9449 Fax: 1-315-986-5928 |
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ALPCO RECYCLING (mailing address) P.O. Box 837 Macedon, NY 14502 |
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HIGH ACRES LANDFILL 425 Perinton Parkway Fairport, NY 14450 |
Ph: 223-6132 Fax: 223-6898 |
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MONROE COUNTY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
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Ph: 753-7600 Fax: 428-4780 |
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RECYCLE AMERICA 1661 Mt. Read Blvd. Rochester, NY 14606 |
Ph: 254-2106 Fax: 254-2313 |
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ITEMS REQUIRING SPECIAL HANDLING |
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Railroad Ties, Telephone Poles, and Grass Clippings |
Railroad ties, telephone poles, and other creosote-impregnated material, such as landscape timbers, cannot be collected by the Town or private haulers. Grass clippings are not accepted as landfill waste. You are encouraged to recycle or compost your clippings. You may also contact Alpco Recycling at (800)706-9449 or (315)986-8900 to make special arrangements for the disposal of these materials. |
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Household Hazardous Materials |
Household hazardous materials such as paint, household cleaners, pesticides, florescent light bulbs, sharps, gasoline, driveway sealer, etc., cannot be collected by the Town or private haulers. You may contact the Monroe County Hazardous Waste Center at 753-7600 to make special arrangements for disposal of these materials. Every May, the Town has a hazardous waste drop-off day. Please call for more information. |
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Electronic Waste |
You may contact Rochester Computer and Recycling at 546-6620, or Maven Technologies at 458-2460 to make special arrangements for disposal of electronic waste.
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RECYCLABLES
Recycle America collects recyclable material placed at the curbside in blue bins on a weekly basis at no expense to Town of Perinton residents.
Items collected include recyclables #1 and #2 (which are plastics), paper, metal cans, glass, and cardboard cut into 2' by 4' lengths and taped or tied in bundles.
Call Recycle America at 254-2106 for further information.
Blue bins are available at the Perinton Town Hall. Call 223-0770.
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