Neighborhood Cleanup
Thursday, April 14, 2011 9:50 AM
THANK YOU TO ALL THE HARDWORKING VOLUNTEERS THAT GAVE A PART OF THEIR SATURDAY TO HELP WITH THE 2011 CLEANUP!
We look forward to our next cleanup in fall 2012.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP 2011
Saturday, September 24
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
North end of State Fairgrounds in the Camel Lot Enter from Larpenteur Avenue
Sponsored by the Hamline Midway Coalition (District 11), Como Community Council (District 10), St. Anthony Park Community Council (District 12), Union Park (District 13), and Falcon Heights
Neighborhood cleanups are one-day events that occur in the spring or fall in most Saint Paul neighborhoods. Cleanups allow Saint Paul residents to get rid of hard to dispose of items at a lower cost than what they would pay at a transfer station or other private business. Residents can only bring items to the cleanup in their own neighborhood.
Click here to watch Sustainable Saint Paul public service announcement in support of community cleanup events. More info and other neighborhood cleanups - Eureka! Recycling - Neighborhood Cleanups
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Gate Fees
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Truck/minivan/SUV
-1 trip - $20
-2-3 trips - $25
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U-Haul or Vehicle+trailer
-1 trip - $25
Each additional trip is $10. You must ask for an "additional trip slip" at the gate. The additional fee will be paid when you return for your second trip.
Additional Fees
(Fees listed are per item/load, in addition to the gate fee)
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Appliances: $10 each (e.g. microwave, stove, water heater, dehumidifier)
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Demolition, Concrete, Asphalt & Rock: $10 per load (excessive load fee will be higher)
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Electronics: $5 each (e.g. TV, VCR, stereo, computer monitor, hard drive, modems, electronic games, radios, telephones, etc.)
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Mattresses or Box Springs: $10 each
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Tires: car/truck-$5, semi-$15 tractor-$20 tractor
Other Items Accepted - No Additional Fees
(Gate fees still apply)
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Bicycles
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Reusable Goods (e.g. furniture, household goods & lawn care items)
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Reusable Building Materials (e.g. doors, windows, hardware)
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Scrap Metals
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Fluorescent Bulbs
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Small Engines (lawn mowers & snow blowers) MUST be drained of oil & gasoline.
Items Not Accepted
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NO BRUSH: Call 651-773-4455 for information about brush drop-off locations.
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NO Household Hazardous Waste: includes motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, liquid paint, pesticides, herbicides, solvents, fluorescent bulbs, mercury thermometers. Call 651-633-3279 for disposal.
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NO Business Waste: The cleanup is for residential waste only.
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NO Batteries: Call 651-633-EASY (3279) to find out how to properly dispose of the items.
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NO Curbside Recycling Materials: Call your neighborhood or City for more information.
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NO Household Garbage: The cleanup is for items that you can't dispose of regularly.
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NO Leaves or Grass: Saint Paul residents can bring these materials to any of the free Ramsey County compost sites. Call 651-633-EASY (3279) for site locations and hours.
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NO Railroad Ties: Call 651-633-EASY (3279) for businesses that will accept these items.
TTY for the hearing impaired: 651-221-9832.
Some helpful hints for the cleanup - "rules of the road"
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You will be asked for proof of St. Paul or Falcon Heights residency if you do not present the entrance voucher form with the mailing label intact.
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You must bring the entrance voucher form with you and have it filled out before you reach the entrance. Make checks payable to Como Community Council.
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The fees will be assessed, tallied and accepted by a person at the entrance gate.
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For the safety of all, please stay on established paths throughout the cleanup area and follow traffic directions.
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Volunteers will be on site to help you unload your vehicles. Do not walk inside any dumpsters or throw anything over the sides of dumpsters, unless the door is closed.
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Separate for recycling as much as you can. General refuse in St. Paul is either landfilled or burned for fuel!