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Legally, households may not transport more than 15 gallons of wet or 125 pounds of dry hazardous materials per month. Read about the regulation.
Lead Paint Disposal
Always call us first!
There are many specific regulations regarding lead based paint disposal in California, far to many for us to list out here. If you are doing a project that involves removal of lead based paint, call the Resource Recovery & Waste Management Division at (805) 882-3602 and we will help you find the best solution for your project.
Where to go
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All of Santa Barbara County (1)
- Safety Kleen — 5310 Overpass Road
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Santa Barbara Area (1)
- *Community Hazardous Waste Collection Center — University of California, Environmental Health and Safety Building, Building 565, Mesa Road
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Outside Santa Barbara County (5)
- Asbury Environmental Services — 2100 North Alameda Street
- BGI — 527 North Rice Avenue
- Clean Harbors, Inc. — 880 W Verdulera St
- Industrial Waste Utilization — 5601 State Street
- Stericycle, Incorporated
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