Tissues, paper towels, wipes, masks, or latex gloves food and liquids or any cleaning materials used for COVID-19 cleaning. "Sanitize or wipe the handles and lids to further reduce exposure."īecause workers sort recycled materials by workers, it is important to only put recyclable materials in your bin and not items such as "Wash your hands before and after putting your containers out for collection," the city says.
The Filling Station in Berkeley’s North Shattuck district. Owner Mandy Ladin thinks every neighborhood should have one. More Berkeley residents will be able to reduce, reuse and recycle with the opening of the city’s second refill shop, on Vine Street. If boxes are too big to fit inside a cart, break them down and cut them apart. Berkeley now has 2 refill shops dedicated to reducing single-use waste. All trash in the refuse cart should be inside a closed plastic bag. Refuse and recycling materials should fit inside the cart with the lid closed completely. To keep refuse workers safe, the city says precautions should be ]used. The public is charged a 500 fee to dump vegetation, and the finished compost is then available either for City park use or for sale at 15.00 per yard or 750. In addition to the municipal Transfer Station and landfill. Open in Map Phone: (510) 981-7270 Hours: Monday - Saturday, 8 am - 4:30 pm. As such, the city prides itself on being progressive, especially as it relates to the environment. The center is currently operating with limited drop offs, so check its site at for current information on what is accepted. Transfer Station Address: 1201 Second Street, Berkeley CA 94710. freeway exit) and is open Monday-Saturday, 8am-4:30pm. The disused Magnox generator, situated on the banks of the River Severn in. The Berkeley Transfer Station is located at 1201 Second St (just off the Gilman St. The Berkley Transfer Station is located on 3 North Main Street, Berkley, MA 02779. Items that can't be recycled at curbside should be taken to the Berkeley Recycling Center at 669 Gilman St. Work has begun on removing nuclear waste from Berkeley power station, 30 years after it was decommissioned.
To drop off additional electronic waste for. Recyclable items should be put in the curbside bin. Up to 2 mattresses and 2 electronics per residence can be dropped off at the Berkeley Transfer Station for free. "When visiting the Transfer Station, everyone must wear a mask and follow social distancing protocols for the protection of themselves and workers," the city says.
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