Christmas Tree Recycling
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Recycle your Christmas tree! Please prepare trees properly for recycling by removing ornaments, tinsel, and plastic or metal tree stands. Flocked trees will not be accepted. Free mulch is available to residents and may be picked up at the South Coast Recycling and Transfer Station year round. For more information, please call (805) 681-4346. Curbside Tree Collection No matter where you live in Santa Barbara County, it is easy to recycle your tree. If you live in the City of Carpinteria and you are a customer of E.J. Harrison and Sons, you may place your tree in or near your green waste container on any green waste collection day. If you live in the unincorporated areas of Carpinteria, Goleta, Hope Ranch, Isla Vista, Montecito, Summerland, or Santa Barbara, or in the Cities of Santa Barbara or Goleta, and you are a customer of Browning-Ferris Industries (BFI) or MarBorg Industries, you may place your tree at the curb on trash or green waste collection days. BFI customers must cut Christmas trees to a length no greater than four feet. For customers of Health Sanitation Service (HSS) who live in the following areas, please place your tree at the curb on your regular trash pick-up day between January 3, and 7, 2005: Buellton, Guadalupe, Mesa Oaks, Mission Hills, Orcutt, unincorporated area of Santa Maria, Santa Ynez Valley, Solvang, Vandenberg Village/Country Club If you live in the City of Lompoc, please place your tree for pickup by the City near refuse containers on January 3, 2005. If your tree has not been picked up by January 6th, please call (805) 875-8024. If you live in the City of Santa Maria, you may place your tree at the curb on trash collection days between January 3, through 7, 2005 for pickup by the City. Drop-Off Locations If you do not have curbside service, you may drop your tree off at one of the following locations during operating hours: South
Coast Recycling and Transfer Station Health
Sanitation Service Lompoc
Landfill Santa
Ynez Valley Recycling and Transfer Station (formerly known as the
Foxen Canyon Landfill) Holiday Waste Prevention Tips You can help
reduce the amount of waste generated in Santa Barbara County by taking
a few of the following simple steps: California Department of Conservation Gift Guide The California Department of Conservation has issued its annual Green Gift Guide, which is available online at www.greengiftguide.com. The Green Gift Guide showcases gifts such as an all-weather L.L. Bean® Adirondack chair made from recycled plastic jugs, Birkenstock® socks made from recycled plastic water bottles, beautiful dinnerware made from recycled glass bottles and decorative items made from recycled aluminum cans. In addition to a variety
of gifts made from recycled material, the 2004 Green Gift Guide includes
simple hints and suggestions on how to shop for creative, eco-friendly
products, conserve natural resources, save energy and simple "green
living" tips for year-round. If you have
any questions, please call the County Public Works Department, Resource
Recovery and Waste Management Division, at (805) 882-3615. Happy
holidays! Last updated:
December 10, 2004
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