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2020 Waste Management Calendar

Waste Management Information

Environmental Program Information

Community Information Waste Collection and Recycling Tips See page 2 for details.

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Collection Guidelines Blue boxes and green bins are collected every week. Garbage is collected every other week.

To determine when your waste will be collected:

1. Identify where you live on the map.

2. Determine your collection day and if you live in a blue zone or in a yellow zone.

3. Follow your colour throughout the calendar and use the symbols below to determine what to set out at the curb each week.

Blue Box Green Bin Garbage

Yard Waste Christmas Tree

Download Richmond Hill’s mobile waste app to get a personalized collection calendar, to search what waste items go where and more!

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General Waste Collection Tips Set Out Times

Place waste out by 7 a.m (6 a.m. in the downtown core) on the day of collection and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before. Remove empty bins and uncollected material from the curb by 9 p.m. on collection day.

Weight Limit All waste containers, bags and bundles must weigh 18kg (40lbs) or less.

Collection Safety Sharp items including glass, ceramics, mirrors and broken toilets must be boxed or covered in cardboard and marked as “glass for disposal”. Set this material out on your garbage collection day. Toilet tanks must be separated from bowls (when possible) and emptied of all liquids. Set toilets out on your garbage collection day.

Appliance Collection Appliances are collected monthly by appointment only (free of charge). All doors must be removed from appliances before placing them out for collection. To book an appointment visit RichmondHill.ca/Appliance or call Access Richmond Hill at 905-771-8800. Appliances can also be dropped off as scrap metal at a waste depot. See page 18 for details.

Electronics and Hazardous Waste Electronics and hazardous waste, including paints, pharmaceuticals and sharps, are not collected at the curb. They can be taken to a waste depot for safe disposal. See page 18 for details.

Recycling Tips Recyclables must be loose inside your blue box, not in plastic bags. Recyclables placed in bags cannot be recycled and will be left at the curb. This includes newspapers and flyers in plastic sleeves.

To reduce wind-blown litter, place heavier objects on top and place blue boxes at the curb the morning of collection instead of the night before. You can also use extra blue boxes instead of overfilling.

For more information please visit RichmondHill.ca/Waste.

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B L U E B O X By following these guidelines and doing your part to recycle properly, you can ensure that blue box items are recycled into new products! Weekly Collection

All recyclable material can be mixed; no sorting required. Material must be loose inside the blue box. Recyclables in plastic bags cannot be recycled and will be left at the curb. Empty and rinse containers before putting them in the blue box. There is no limit to the number of blue boxes you can set out for collection. Flatten cardboard, tie in bundles (60cm x 60cm x 30cm) and place next to the blue box.

Containers Blue boxes and large blue bins with lids are sold at Access Richmond Hill (225 East Beaver Creek Rd.) and the Operations Centre (1200 Elgin Mills Rd. E). Blue boxes: $10.34 plus HST Large blue bin with lid: $36.75 plus HST Cardboard boxes and reusable containers with attached lids are not acceptable.

Unacceptable Items Food waste, plastic bags/wrap, black plastics, Styrofoam, coffee cups, lids and pods, wood, toys, small appliances, textiles and electronics.

Acceptable Items

Plastic food containers

Plastic cups (no straws)

Juice, soup and milk cartons

Chip cans

Plastic tubs, lids, jugs, bottles

and jars Cardboard and

boxboard Metal and aluminum

cans and tins Aluminum foil

and trays (clean)

Paper egg cartons and beverage trays

Paper rolls

Newspapers and magazines (no plastic sleeves)

Glass bottles and jars

Empty paint and aerosol cans

(lids separate)

Potato

Chips

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G R E E N B I N Weekly Collection

Organics must be bagged, securely tied and placed inside the green bin. Compostable or paper bags are preferred to line your green bin. Plastic bags are also accepted. There is no limit to the number of green bins you can set out for collection.

Avoiding Pests Store your green bin inside (i.e. in your garage or shed). Set your green bin out in the morning (by 7 a.m.) instead of the night before. Always securely latch your green bin. If you store your green bin outside, use a bungee cord to secure the lid. Remove cords before placing your green bin at the curb. You can also hang your bin on a sturdy hook to prevent animals from knocking it down.

Containers Green bins are sold at Access Richmond Hill and the Operations Centre for $20.70 plus HST. Kitchen organics containers are also available for sale at the Operations Centre for $9.31 plus HST.

Unacceptable Items Yard waste, soil, plastic or Styrofoam food containers, disposable wipes, cigarette butts, wood and compostable branded cups, plastics and coffee pods.

Acceptable Items

Baked goods Eggs and shells Dairy Butter, lard and grease (solid)

Pasta and grains Meat, fish and bones

Soiled cardboard and paper products

Shredded paper (small quantities)

Fruits and vegetables Muffin wrappers Paper bags Tissue and

paper towel

Nuts and shells Coffee, filters and tea bags

Pet waste and bedding

Diapers and feminine hygiene products

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Christmas Trees Will No Longer be Collected on Mondays

Christmas trees will be collected the weeks of January 6 and 13 on your regular collection day.

Remove all decorations and nails. Maximum height per tree is 2 m (7’). Place the tree at the curb by 7 a.m. Trees frozen into the snow will not be collected.

Collection crews are not permitted to climb snowbanks to retrieve trees. Christmas trees in bags will not be collected. Artificial Christmas trees can be donated, taken to a depot or collected curbside as a garbage item.

You can also drop off your tree(s) for free (limits apply) at the Bloomington Yard Waste Depot (1351 Bloomington Road East).

Where to Place Your Waste in Winter

Place waste one metre (3.5 ft) from the edge of the road on the right side of your dirveway (when facing the house).

This will allow the plow to clear the snow windrow. See page 22 for details.

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J A N U A R Y Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1New Year’s Day

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F E B R U A R Y Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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16 17 Family Day

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Please remember: Refer to page 1 to determine your regular collection day and your zone (blue or yellow).

Blue boxes and green bins – Collected weekly on your regular collection day.Garbage – Collected every other week on your regular collection day.Christmas Trees – Collected on your regular collection day during the weeks ofJanuary 6 and 13.

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YARD WASTE Collection

Collected every other week from April 14 to October 9 on your garbage collection day. Collected weekly from October 13 to December 4 on your regular collection day. Bundle branches, sticks and twigs with twine (maximum length 1.2 m [4’]).

Containers Paper bags, cardboard boxes and open-top reusable containers (maximum 125 litres [33 gallons]) are accepted. Plastic bags are not accepted. Place a yellow yard waste sticker on open-top reusable containers. Free stickers are available at Access Richmond Hill and the Operations Centre.

Acceptable Items Corn stalks, pumpkins, shrubbery, tree clippings, leaves, garden plants, weeds, flowers, sticks, twigs and branches.

Unacceptable Items Grass, sod, soil, stumps/tree branches over 10cm in diameter, gravel, cement, stones and animal waste.

Volunteer with Us! Participate in Clean Up, Green Up Weeks

April 20 – May 4 Register your group online to help clean up litter in your favourite park, along streets or in open spaces. Registration opens mid-February.

The City will supply bags/gloves and pick up the waste collected.

Call 905-771-8800 or visit RichmondHill.ca/CleanUpWeeks.

Double-Up Days During Double-Up Days you can put out up to 6 garbage items, instead of 3, without purchasing garbage tags!

A garbage item means a bag, bundle, garbage can or piece of furniture.

Yellow Zone: March 31-April 3 and September 15-18 Blue Zone: April 7-11 and September 8-11

http://RichmondHill.ca/CleanUpWeeks

M A R C H Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 DOUBLE UP DAYS Yellow Zone

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A P R I L Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

DOUBLE UP DAYS Yellow Zone

1 2 3 4

5 6 DOUBLE UP DAYS Blue Zone

7 8 9 10Good Friday

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12 13 Easter Monday

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19 20CLEAN UP, GREEN UP WEEKS April 20 -May 4

21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

Please remember: You can put out up to 6 garbage items during Double-Up Days, instead of 3 items, without purchasing garbage tags! Yellow Zone: March 31 - April 3 Blue Zone: April 7-11

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Blue boxes and green bins – Collected weekly on your regular collection day.Garbage – Collected every other week on your regular collection day.Yard Waste – Collected on your regular collection day every other week fromApril 14 to October 9 and weekly from October 13 to December 4.

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ELECTRONIC WASTE DISPOSAL Electronic waste (e-waste) is accepted at York Region Waste Depots free of charge (some limits apply). See page 18 for details. Alternatively, you can donate used electronics for reuse and/or sell them online or at garage sales.

Accepted Items

Computers, laptops, monitors and accessories

Mobile phones, tablets and GPS units

Printers, fax machines and

cameras

TVs, VCRs and DVD players

Gaming systems, IT cords and cables

Radios, stereos and speakers

RichmondHill.ca/EWaste

CURBSIDE GIVEAWAY in Richmond Hill

During Curbside Giveaway Days, residents can place unwanted, gently used items at the curb for other residents to take for their own use, free of charge.

Place your items at the curb, marked 'FREE'. June 27, July 25, August 29 and September 26

7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anything remaining must be brought back inside by 5 p.m.

For more information visit york.ca/curbsidegiveaway#yrcurbalert

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M AY Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

CLEAN UP, GREEN UP WEEKS April 20 - May 4

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17 18 Victoria Day

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J U N E Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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21 22 23 24 25 26 27 CURBSIDE GIVEAWAY

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Please remember: Set out garbage, recycling, organics and yard waste at the curb by 7 a.m. (6 a.m. in the downtown core) and bring uncollected material back inside by 9 p.m. on collection day.



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G A R B A G E Collection Every Other Week

Maximum of 3 garbage items per collection day. A garbage item means a bag, garbage can (maximum 125 litres [33 gallons]), bundle (maximum 1.2m [4ft]) or piece of furniture (maximum 68 kg). Garbage items above the 3 item limit must have a collection tag attached. Tags are sold in quantities of five for $10.90 (including HST) at any Richmond Hill library or community centre, as well as the Operations Centre and Access Richmond Hill.

Sharp items including glass, ceramics and mirrors must be boxed or covered in cardboard and marked as “glass for disposal”. Other garbage in cardboard boxes will not be collected. Separate toilet tanks from bowls (when possible) and empty all liquids. The tank and bowl count as one garbage item.

Unacceptable Items Recyclables, organics, yard waste/grass clippings, animal carcasses, concrete, drywall or other construction/renovation materials, hazardous waste and electronic waste. See page 18 for disposal options at York Region’s waste depots.

Acceptable Items

Foam cups, containers and packaging Plastic bags and wrap

Plastic cutlery Plastic straws and lids Black plastics

Disposable coffee cups and coffee pods

Wipes, mops and dryer sheets

Light bulbs (not CFL)

Personal care products Non-recyclable plastic items

J U LY Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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A U G U S T Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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23 24 25 26 27 28 29 CURBSIDE GIVEAWAY 30 31

Please remember: For missed collection inquiries, please contact Access Richmond Hill at 905-771-8800 during regular business hours.



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HOW TO REDUCE WASTE FROM SINGLE-USE PLASTICS Your efforts will help reduce litter and protect our environment!

Switch to reusable shopping and produce bags

Carry a reusable water bottle

Bring your own coffee mug

Avoid disposable straws, cutlery and stir sticks

Remember to bring reusable takeout containers

S E P T E M B E R Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

6 7Labour Day

DOUBLE UP DAYS Blue Zone

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13 14 DOUBLE UP DAYS Yellow Zone

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O C T O B E R Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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11 12 Thanksgiving

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18 19WASTE REDUCTION WEEK October 19-25

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Please remember: You can put out up to 6 garbage items during Double-Up Days, instead of 3 items, without purchasing garbage tags! Blue Zone: September 8-11 Yellow Zone: September 15-18



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YOU GOT THIS. Plastic bags, food waste, black plastic and coffee cups do not belong in the blue box. york.ca/bluebox

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N O V E M B E R Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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D E C E M B E R Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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20 21 22 23 24 25 Christmas Day

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27 28 29 30 31 New Year’s Eve

Please remember: Pumpkins, clean straw and dried corn stalks can go out with yard waste. Christmas trees will be collected on your regular waste collection day during the weeks of January 4 and 11, 2021.



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Four Simple Ways to Reduce Your Clothing Waste In Canada, 500 million kilograms of clothing and other textiles are put in the garbage each year. That’s enough to fill more than 40,000 garbage trucks!

CHOOSE QUALITY items that last longer so you can buy less

SWAP items with friends and family

SELL clothes online or at garage sales

DONATE unwanted clothes to

charities or thrift stores

Unwanted textiles can now be brought to the Elgin Mills Community Environmental Centre to be donated! See page 18 for details.NEW

RichmondHill.ca/Textiles

Disposing of Toilets For safety reasons, when disposing of a toilet, please separate the tank and the bowl whenever possible and empty all water before setting it out at the curb.

The tank and bowl will count as one item toward the three item garbage limit.

Household Battery Recycling Drop off used batteries in the collection boxes at Richmond Hill’s main Municipal Offices, the Operations Centre, and all community centres and libraries.

For safety reasons, please remember to tape the ends of certain batteries!

Visit RichmondHill.ca/Waste for more information.

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Waste Depot Information Bloomington Yard Waste Depot 1351 Bloomington Road East, City of Richmond Hill

Hours of Operation April 1 to November 30 Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Closed December 1 to March 31 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Closed

Materials Accepted: • Flowers and garden plants • Grass clippings • Hay (clean, small

quantities)

• Leaves, shrubs, branches, weeds

• Sod (small residential quantities, dirt removed)

Yard waste in plastic bags must be emptied.

Materials Not Accepted: • Animal droppings • Branches larger than

15 centimetres in diameter or 1.8 metres in length

• Kitchen and food waste • Rocks, root balls, stumps,

soil

Fees: (cash, debit and credit accepted) Residential

Less than one cubic yard (up to 9 paper bags) $0 More than one cubic yard $65 per tonne

Commercial (business) $65 per tonne

Elgin Mills Community Environmental Centre 1124 Elgin Mills Road East, City of Richmond Hill

Hours of Operation: Monday and Tuesday Closed Wednesday through Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Materials Accepted- no charge: • Blue box recyclables • Clothing, fabric items • Cooking oil

(limit of 4L per day) • Electronic waste

(limits apply) • Household hazardous

waste (limits apply)

• Large polystyrene foam • Refrigerated appliances

with valid CFC removal sticker (residential only)

• Scrap metal • Shredded paper • Tires (limit of 10 per day)

Materials Accepted - chargeable: • Concrete • Drywall • Garbage

• Refrigerated appliances • Wood

Fees: (cash, debit and credit accepted) Loads of chargeable material $125 per tonne Mixed loads of chargeable/ no charge material $125 per tonne Loads up to 100kg minimum $10 fee Loads of no charge material only $0

Refrigerated Appliances Residential/Commercial without valid CFC removal sticker

$20

Commercial with valid CFC removal sticker $10

Vehicle size restrictions may apply. Items must be manually unloaded, no mechanical lifts allowed.

Waste depots are for York Region residents only. Proof of residency required. Fees and hours subject to change without notice. All depots closed civic and statutory holidays.

For a complete list of limits, fees and other waste depots, please visit york.ca/wastedepots or call 1-866-665-6752.

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How Can Our Community Become More Resilient to Climate Change? Richmond Hill has experienced, and will continue to experience, the impacts of climate change. Extreme weather events, such as ice storms, heat waves, and intense rainfall threaten our homes, public spaces and natural environment.

Resilient Richmond Hill aims to bring our community together to find solutions and opportunities in the face of climate change. As part of Resilient Richmond Hill, our Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP) is seeking ways for residents and businesses to increase energy efficiency, decrease greenhouse gas emissions and save money.

Share your ideas and learn how you can help by visiting RichmondHill.ca/ResilientRH!

Join a Collective Garden or Create a New One! Applications are currently being accepted for collective gardens. With support from the City, these community gardens are run and maintained by a community group and/or organization and can range in size from small raised planters to large vegetable gardens.

Visit RichmondHill.ca/CommunityGarden for more information.

Help Keep Our Waterways Clean! Rain and snow from driveways, roads and roofs can pick up pollutants and carry them into our streams and lakes. You can help to protect our waterways.

Wash your car at a commercial car wash, NOT on your driveway.

Dispose of hazardous waste like oil and paint at York Region waste depots, NOT down a storm drain (see page 18 for details).

Fix your car if it is leaking fluid.

Clean up animal waste and use fertilizer carefully. Excess nutrients in stormwater harm our streams and lakes.

During winter months, use salt alternatives, or use salt sparingly. Salt products harm natural areas and fish.

http://RichmondHill.ca/ResilientRH

http://RichmondHill.ca/CommunityGarden

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS

In the spring, you can pre-order trees, shrubs, wildflowers, rain barrels and composters at an affordable cost.

To find out how to pre-order plants and/or eco-friendly products visit RichmondHill.ca/HealthyYards.

Visit the to pick up your order, take home free wood chips (while quantities last) and talk to gardening experts.

Saturday, May 23, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Operations Centre,1200 Elgin Mills Road East

Backyard Tree Planting Program Create a backyard oasis on a budget! LEAF’s arborists will help you make the right decision about the best type of tree for your property. Subsidized native trees, shrubs and garden kits are available for delivery with options for on-site consultation and planting service.

For more information visit yourleaf.org or call LEAF (Local Enhancement & Appreciation of Forests) at 1-888-453-6504.

Volunteer to

with us!

Over the past 20 years, with your help and with our partners we’ve planted more than 200,000 trees and shrubs in Richmond Hill through our Community Stewardship Program.

Want to get in involved? Visit our website to learn how you can join our efforts to help preserve our natural environment!

RichmondHill.ca/TreePlanting

http://RichmondHill.ca/HealthyYards

http://yourleaf.org

http://RichmondHill.ca/TreePlanting


Contact Access Richmond Hill for City Services Access Richmond Hill responds to City-related general inquiries and accepts payments for various applications and permits, all at one convenient location, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Services include:

Municipal trees, parks and roads inquiries

Tax and water bill payments

Issuance of marriage licences

Winter maintenance inquiries

Parking ticket payments

Watermain break inquiries

Waste management inquiries

Sale of green bins, blue boxes and garbage tags

905-771-8800

225 East Beaver Creek Rd. Ground Floor

[email protected]

RichmondHill.ca/Access

W E S P E A K Y O U R L A N G U A G E !

Information about Richmond Hill services is available in 200 languages! To use our over-the-phone interpretation service:

1. Call or visit Access Richmond Hill during business hours. 2. Request interpretation in your preferred language.

Staff will connect with an interpreter who will join the telephone call. Questions and answers will be translated for you.

2020 Festivals and Events A great way for you to enjoy a day out in the community.

Winter Carnival (February 1, 2)

Cultural Summit (March 31)

Doors Open (May 9)

Public Works Open House and Healthy Yards Event (May 23)

Canada Day Celebrations (July 1)

Ribfest (July 24, 25, 26)

Jazz in the Plaza (Tuesdays in July and August)

Concerts in the Park (Mill Pond Park: Thursdays in July and August)

Moonlight Movies (Wednesdays in August)

Culture Days (September 25, 26, 27)

Fire Prevention Week Open House (October 3)

CIBC Run for the Cure (October 4)

Art and Studio Tour (October 17, 18)

Santa Claus Parade (November 14)

First Night (December 31)

For more information, visit RichmondHill.ca/EventServices.

mailto:[email protected]

http://RichmondHill.ca/Access

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION

Dog Licences – Now Available Online 100% of online pet licensing fees go to supporting Animal Services in Richmond Hill. Your dog’s licence provides a free ride home should your dog get lost and entry to the off-leash dog areas. You can also purchase dog licences at community centres, participating vendors or Access Richmond Hill (225 East Beaver Creek Road).

Visit RichmondHill.ca/Pets for more information or to purchase your 2020 dog licence.

Snow Windrow Clearing Richmond Hill now has a snow windrow clearing service for all local, residential driveways. A snow windrow is the pile of snow left at the bottom of a driveway after a snowplow has cleared the road.

To ensure the success of this service, we need your help.

1. Don’t park on the street or over the sidewalk when it’s snowing or before snow is expected. This applies even if you have a temporary parking permit. Keep the roads clear for plows and emergency vehicles – or you will be ticketed and/or towed.

2. On waste collection days, place your waste bins one metre (3.5 feet) from the curb on the right side of your driveway (if you’re facing the house). This will allow the plow to clear the snow windrow (see page 5 for details).

3. Don’t park near the bottom of your driveway Windrow clearing can only happen if there is at least one metre (3.5 feet) of clearance between the road and your vehicle.

Visit RichmondHill.ca/WinterUpdates for more information.

PlowsRoads Sidewalks Windrows

http://RichmondHill.ca/Pets

http://RichmondHill.ca/WinterUpdates

Recyclable

One Stop for City Services

[email protected]

RichmondHill.ca/Access

905-771-8800

225 East Beaver Creek Road,Ground Floor

R I C H M O N D H I L L C O U N C I L Term of Office: December 1, 2018 – November 14, 2022

Municipal Offices 225 East Beaver Creek Road Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3P4 905-771-8800 Operations Centre 1200 Elgin Mills Road East Richmond Hill, ON L4S 1M4 905-884-8013 RichmondHill.ca

Dave Barrow Mayor

905-771-2493 [email protected]

Joe DiPaola Deputy Mayor/Regional and Local Councillor


Carmine Perrelli Deputy Mayor/Regional and Local Councillor


Greg Beros Councillor Ward 1


Tom Muench Councillor Ward 2


Castro Liu Councillor Ward 3


David West Councillor Ward 4


Karen Cilevitz Councillor Ward 5


Godwin Chan Councillor Ward 6


This calendar was printed by an accredited waterless printer ensuring the highest standards in environmental responsibility. The calendar was printed on Enviro 100 paper which is produced in a paper plant utilizing bio-gas (gas produced from decomposing waste). The paper is 100% post-consumer recycled, FSC® certified, ECO certified and chlorine free.

Printer is carbonzero certified.

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