Pase 6
The Shoreline
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April, 2002
Yard Waste Reminder
1) The last Tuesday of each month, Waste
Industries picks up and removes yard waste (yard
waste consisting solely of vegetative matter
resulting from landscape maintenance) from the
single family residences and approved multi-family
arojects in the Town. Such items shall include
imbs, debris, leaves, straw, clipped shrubbery,
bushes, grass and weed trimmings. Leaves, debris,
straw, clippings or trimmings must be bagged,
boxed or containerized. Limbs, shrubbery or other
long items must be securely tied in bundles no
longer than four (4) feet in length and no larger
than eighteen (18) inches in diameter.
Each bag, box, container or bundle of yard waste
must not exceed fifty (50) pounds in weight. To
maintain a neat appearance of our Town,
yard waste for pickup should not be placed
on right of way until the weekend before the
monthly pickup. If yard waste is not prepared
according to Waste Industry guidelines, it will not
be picked up. It then becomes the responsibility of
the homeowner to remove the debris.
Further, in the event yard waste is not prepared
for pick up according to regulations, the Town will
cause non-compliant yard waste to be collected
and disposed if practical, and the occupant will be
assessed the cost for such collection and disposal
and a civil penalty in the amount of $100.00 to be
collected in the nature of a debt if not paid within
seven days after assessment. Effective upon
adoption August 28th 2001.
Recycling Reminder
2) Magazines with slick, shiny pages not over V4
inch thick should be tied together or placed in
paper grocery bag and stacked on top of your bin
for recycling. No catalogs or telephone books will
be picked up.
3) Cardboard boxes may be discarded in the
receptacle in the parking area behind Town Hall.
Driveway Cleanup Reminder
4) Loose marl and soil on concrete or asphalt roads
can cause dangerous falls. Loose gravel on roads
can be thrown by vehicle tires and cause damage
or injury. Please make sure that any soil or marl
from your driveway is cleaned o/fthe roads.
Schedule Reminder
5) Regular Garbage Pickup -
September -May
Every Monday
June, July, August
Every Monday & Thursday
6) Curbside Recycling Pickup -
September -May
Every other Thursday
June, July, August
Every Thursday
7) Yard Waste Pickup - Last Tuesday of Every Month
Extra Yard Waste Pickups - March, April and May
Second Tuesday
ANCIENT MARINERS
After 20 weeks of bowling, with only 5
weeks left, we have a new 1^^ place team.
Congratulations to the Hot Shots who have struggled
their way to the top slot. 2"“^ place is Y2K-2 and the'
Gray Foxes are in 3’''* place.
Season leaders for the men:
Scratch Series: 555 Jay Nagle
Scratch Game: 215 Lynn Scott
Handicap Series: 713 Larr/ Salchow
Handicap Game: 270 Don Smith
Women Season Leaders:
Scratch Series: 499 Marie Scott
Scratch Game: 208 Judy Garry
Handicap Series: 713 Mary Ann Hotham
Handicap Game: 260 Janie Briley
Recorded Splits: Bill Hotham 6 & 7; Bob Herbst 4 & 5;
Mary Ann Hotham 5 & 7.
This winter has not been too kind to the ANCIENTS!! On
the Walking Wounded List are Don Smith, Vaughan
Brunjes, Bob Himmel, John Risso and Betty Finnefrock.
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Next month will be the final winners.
Submitted by: Vaughan Brunjes
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