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Citywide Yard Waste Service Returns April 19, 2010

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 Beginning the week of April 19, 2010, Rumpke will provide weekly yard waste collection for all City of Columbus households. Please review the guidelines for proper preparation of yard waste. Thank you

 

Yard Waste Guidelines and FAQ:

  • What is considered yard waste?
    Yard waste typically consists of organic waste generated during regular household gardening and landscaping activities, such as grass clippings, leaves, twigs, branches, shrubbery and other garden residues.
  • How should yard waste be prepared?
    Loose Material: Place it in biodegradable (paper) bags or rigid containers marked “Yard Waste.” Bags are generally available for purchase at home improvement or grocery retail stores. Please do not line the paper bags with plastic bags.
    Branches: Cut branches to less than 4 feet in length. Tie the branches into bundles with string or twine. The diameter of each bundle should not exceed 2 feet.
    Weight Restrictions: Each container, bag or bundle must weigh less than 50 pounds. Containers meeting this requirement will likely have a 30-35 gallon capacity.
    Unacceptable Items: Examples include rocks, dirt and plastic bags. Please call Rumpke if you are uncertain about a type of material.
  • Is there a weekly limit for collection?
    No, but all bags, bundles and containers must adhere to the guidelines.
  • When is my collection day?
    Rumpke will follow the same schedule from the original citywide service, which ended at the beginning of 2009. If you are unsure of your collection day, please contact the City of Columbus' 411-phone system 
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