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TOWN NOTICE: Yard waste and chipper collection

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The Town will begin collecting yard waste Wednesday, March 27, 2019 through January 17, 2020.

Collection is every Wednesday except any week that the Town offices are closed due to a holiday. Please note the following rules and regulations for collection:

  • Please have Yard Waste set out at the curb prior to 7:00 a.m. on Wednesdays.
  • Place all grass clippings, weeds, and leaves in reusable containers (such as Rubbermaid type bins or cardboard boxes), biodegradable bags, or plastic bags. ALL BAGS ARE TO BE UNTIED.
  • Do not use Town roll-out carts.
  • Do not mix trash, dirt, rocks, or other debris with yard waste.
  • Root balls, stumps, and firewood logs will not be collected.
  • Bushes and hedges pulled out by their roots will not be collected.
  • Brush must be bundled with rope or heavy twine, cut shorter than 5 ft in length, and weighs less than 50 lbs.
  • The chipper will only take limbs longer than 5 ft in length and up to 8 inches in diameter. The limbs should be stacked and facing the same direction with the cut ends facing the road.
  • The chipper cannot take vines, weeping willow branches, or bamboo.
  • To schedule the chipper, a call must be placed to Public Works at 540-635-7819.

The Town does not collect contractor work. All contractors must purchase a dump ticket at the Finance Office located at 102 E Main St to dispose of the items at the Manassas Ave extended site.

Department of Public Works (540) 635-7819, Monday-Friday 7am-3:30pm

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