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PLEASANTVILLE

PUBLIC WORKS

2015

Garbage and Recycling Pick Up Schedule

Hon. Jesse L. Tweedle, Sr., Mayor

Lincoln Green, Council President First Ward Councilman

Augustus Harmon, President Pro Tempore Second Ward Councilman

Ricky Cistrunk First Ward Councilman

Lockland Scott Second Ward Councilman

Judy Ward Second Ward Councilwoman

Stanley Swan Jr. First Ward Councilman

William Christmas Councilman At-Large

Administration

Linda Peyton City Administrator

Barry Ludy Chief Financial Officer

Gloria V. Griffin City Clerk

Department of Public Works

Mark Alexander Sr. Assistant Superintendent Public Works

James N. Hubbard III Assistant Superintendent Public Works

Evelyn J. Tossas Denise Scott Office Clerks

Louis Rice III Supervisor, Street Division

Sherman Stalworth Supervisor, Building & Grounds

Brian James Supervisor, Water Pollution Control

PLEASE READ

RECYCLING INFORMATION

ALL recyclables are to be placed in the same container, you are no

longer required to sort comingled and cardboard/paper. Containers

may not exceed 49 lbs!

RECYCLABLES ARE PICK-UP BY THE

ATLANTIC COUNTY UTILITIES AUTHORITY

Please do not use plastic bags for your recyclables!

RECYCABLES WILL BE COLLECTED EVERY OTHER

TUESDAY (See schedule)

SINGLE STREAM CONTAINER CONTENTS MAY NOT BE

MIXED WITH HOUSEHOLD TRASH

ACCEPTABLE RECYCABLE MATERIALS INCLUDE:

A. Plastic Containers imprinted on the bottom with the

number1,2,3,4,5,6,7 in a triangle

B. Cartons: milk, broth, juice boxes, etc.

C. Paper Egg Cartons

D. Empty Aerosol Cans

E. Empty Paint Cans: remove lid

F. Hardback Books: remove cover

G. Other Boxes: food, cereal, shoe, pizza or gift boxes

NON-ACCEPTABLE RECYCLABLE MATERIALS (include/not-

limited to): Styrofoam, Plastic Bags, Aluminum Foil, Hazardous or

medical waste, Light Bulbs (CFLs or standard), Mirrors or broken glass,

Paper plates, towels or plastic utensils, Pots & Pans, Dishware or

Flatware, Wire clothes hangers

LEAF DISPOSAL REGULATIONS

CITY CODE, CHAPTER 247: SOLID WASTE

§247-3: Separation and placement; Containers

The occupant or owner of any building within the City of

Pleasantville who shall place for disposal, removal, or collection

the following named items shall do so in strict conformity with

the following regulations:

E. Yard Waste (Brush, Weeds, and Tree Limbs) shall be placed in

biodegradable paper bags or rigid reusable containers. Yard

Waste in plastic bags shall not be permitted and shall not be

collected in any part of the weekly collection.

Biodegradable paper bags are paper bags design and

manufactured to decompose by natural biological process.

SCHEDULE

All Yard Waste should be place at the curb before 7 AM the

day of your schedule pick-up!

Thursdays: North Side of Town (from Washington Avenue

to Nevada Avenue)

Fridays: South Side of Town (from Washington Avenue

to Ridgewood Avenue)

TRASH & E-WASTE COLLECTION INFORMATION

TRASH COLLECTION

CITY CODE, CHAPTER 247: SOLID WASTE

§247-5: Regulations

A. All trash collection shall be once a week and will include all

non-recyclables household trash from residential and

multifamily dwellings.

B. All trash to be collected shall be placed at the curbline (in

proper receptacles) no earlier than 7:00 p.m. on the day before

the day of collection and no later than 7:00 a.m. on the date of

collection.

C. Collection shall be limited to the maximum of four (4) cans of

trash per unit.

BULKY WASTE

Two (2) items per trash day including furniture and carpeting. No

construction waste, TV’S or electronics.

BATTERIES Alkaline batteries can be disposed of in the trash, as they no longer

contain mercury. Rechargeable batteries can be disposed at the

Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off at ACUA. Go to acua.com/hhw

for more information.

LATEX PAINT Latex paint is not hazardous waste and dried paint can be disposed of

in the trash. Go to acua.com/paint for more information.

ATTENTION: NO TRASH OR BULK ITEMS WILL BE PICK-

UP AT VACANT HOUSES OR BUILDINGS!

Atlantic County Utilities Authority • acua.com • (609) 272-6950

6700 Delilah Road, Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234

E-WASTE COLLECTION

Please, contact the Public Works Department to schedule a pick-up

at (609) 484-3641

E-Waste includes the following:

1. Computer (Laptops & Desktops)

2. Computer Accessories (Mice, Keyboards and so on)

3. Computer Hardware Parts

4. Televisions

5. Stereos

6. Printers

7. Scanners

8. Fax Machines

9. VCRs

10. DVD Players

11. Video Games (Nintendo, Playstation, Xbox, PC Games, etc)

12. Video Games Consoles

13. Phones & Tablets

WHITE GOODS/APPLIANCES

&

METALS COLLECTION

Please, contact the Public Works Department to schedule a pick-

up at (609) 484-3641

City of Pleasantville • www.pleasantville-nj.org • (609) 484-3600

Public Works Department • (609) 484-3641 / (609) 383-2933

http://www.pleasantville-nj.org/

SOLID WASTE & BULKY WASTE COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2015:

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 500 Block of Adams Ave Adams Avenue Abbey Lane Ashland Avenue

Alder Avenue Atlantic Avenue Ansley Boulevard Broad Street

Allen Place Brighton Avenue Bayview Avenue Clematis Avenue

Belmont Avenue Chatham Avenue Black Horse Pike/Verona Avenue Cresson Avenue

Black Horse Pike Collins Avenue Brad Street Dolphin Avenue

Brown Street Delilah Road Cambria Avenue Fabian Avenue

California Avenue Evans Avenue Charles Avenue Fernwood Avenue

Cayuga Avenue First Street Chester Avenue Floral Avenue

Cedar Lane Florence Avenue Chestnut Avenue Frambes Avenue

Cedarcrest Avenue Fourth Avenue Clinton Avenue Garfield Avenue

Chalfonte Avenue Franklin Avenue Decatur Avenue Glendale Avenue

Church Street Guard Place Doughty Road Harrison Avenue

Devins Lane Homer Avenue Edgely Avenue Indian Lane

Doughty Road Leeds Avenue Edgewater Avenue Jefferson Avenue

8th Avenue Linden Avenue First St. (Washington – Adams ) Lafayette Avenue

Elm Avenue Loraine Avenue Fourth Ave (Washington – Adams) Langston Avenue

Elkton Avenue Main St (Adams – Delilah) Franklin Avenue Lincoln Avenue

Franklin Blvd Martin Terrace Grant Avenue Main St. (Ridgewood – Park)

Iowa Avenue Merion Avenue Green Street McClellan Avenue

Islesworth Avenue Mill Road (Schools) Greenfield Avenue McKinley Avenue

Kline Avenue Mulberry Avenue Hampden Court Monarch Avenue

Larchmont Avenue Neumark Avenue Harris Avenue Narcissus Avenue

Leeds Avenue (From Rt.9) N. New Road Ireland Avenue New Rd (Ridgewood – Park)

Linden Avenue Reading Avenue LeHigh Avenue Park Avenue

Lindley Avenue Richmond Avenue Linden Avenue Plaza Place

Main Street (Delilah – Nevada) Second Street Lyons Court Ridgewood Avenue

Magnolia Avenue Stenton Place Main Street (Willard – Adams) Ryon Avenue

Mallard Court Third Street Martin Luther King Jr. Shadeland Avenue

McConnell Avenue Walnut Avenue Milan Avenue Shaw Avenue

Mill Road (Adams – Spruce) Wellington Avenue N. New Road Tilton Road

Montclair Avenue Windsor Avenue Oakland Avenue Tremont Avenue

Nevada Avenue Woodland Avenue Old Turnpike Van Mar Avenue

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday S. New Road Penny Lane Woodside Avenue Noah’s Road Pleasant Avenue

Ocean Avenue Prospect Avenue

Ohio Avenue Second Street

Oneida Avenue Somerset Avenue

Pacific Avenue Spruce Avenue

Portland Avenue Third Street

Princeton Avenue Tunis Avenue

Redwood Avenue Vola Lane

Risley Avenue Washington Avenue

Seneca Avenue West Jersey Avenue

Seventh Avenue Willard Avenue

Sheffield Avenue Wright Street

Sixth Avenue

Spruce Avenue

Sunset Court

Thompson Avenue

Utah Avenue

Wesley Avenue

Whalers Avenue

Wright Street

500 Block of Woodland Ave

RECYCLING SCHEDULE: Every other Tuesday

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

13 10 10 7 5 2 14 11 8 6 3 1

27 24 24 21 19 16 28 25 22 20 17 15

30 29

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: ACUA will collect your materials as schedule, except on New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas!

YARD WASTE COLLECTION: Brush, Weeds & Tree Limbs are collected curbside ALL YEAR AROUND!

Thursdays: North Side (Washington Avenue to Nevada Avenue)

Fridays: South Side (Washington Avenue to Ridgewood Avenue)

ONLY IN NOVEMBER: Vacuum Truck is available on the Month of November, which means residents can place leaves at the curbside (no

biodegradable bags or containers/cans needed).

CHRISTMAS TREES: All Natural Christmas Trees will be collected along with the Yard Waste Collection (All ornaments must be

removed).

RECYCLING CENTER: Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) • 6700 Delilah Road, EHT, NJ 08234 • (609) 272-6950 • acua.com

DISPOSAL GUIDELINES:

ACUA will be collecting household trash & bulky items – No Construction Debris, TV’S, Electronics, Metal or Appliances – per schedule.

Any contractor/owner performing work on any property within the City, must remove any/all waste material left as a result of work.

Any owner of a single-family dwelling or building which is unoccupied, empty or sold will be responsible for the removal of all household trash

and any/all material left at said property. No trash, recycling, yard waste, e-waste or any other material will be collected by the Atlantic County

Utilities Authority and/or Public Works Department.

LITTERING/DUMPING: No person shall throw, dump or deposit any earth, building materials, dirt, ashes, papers, advertising matter,

boxes, rubbish or other articles upon any street, highway or sidewalk and private property within the City.

SNOW REMOVAL: Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that it covers the street or highway, no vehicle shall be parked

on the even side of any street except that no vehicle shall be parked on either side of any of the streets or parts thereof described in the City’s Code

Book, Schedule XVIII (§ 278-49). The parking prohibitions shall remain in effect after the snow has ceased, the streets have been plowed

sufficiently and to the extent that parking will not interfere with the normal flow of traffic. The Property Owner and Operator are responsible for

the maintenance of the exterior of his/her property, including awnings and accumulations of ice and snow, in locations above ground level

constituting a danger of falling of persons in the vicinity.

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January 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

New Year’s Day 1 NO

TRASH COLLECTION

Public Works Dept CLOSED!

2

Yard Waste /South Side

3

4 5 6 7 8

Yard Waste/North Side

9

Yard Waste/ South Side

10

11 12 13

RECYCLING

14 15


16

Yard Waste/South Side

17

18 MLK Jr. Day 19 Public Works Dept

CLOSED!

20 21 22


23


24

25 26 27

RECYCLING

28 29


30


31

ON ICE - DRIVING SAFETY TIPS: Decrease your speed and leave plenty of room to

stop • Brake gently to avoid skidding • Turn on your lights • Keeps lights &

windshield clean • Don’t pass snow plows & sanding trucks

February 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 4 5


6


7

8 9

10

RECYCLING

11 12


Lincoln’s Birthday 13 Public Works Dept

CLOSED!

14

15 President’s Day 16


17

18 19


20


21

22 23 24

RECYCLING

25 26


27


28

March 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 4 5


6


7

8 9 10

RECYCLING

11 12


13


14

15 16 17

18 19


20


21

22 23 24

RECYCLING

25 26


27


28

29 30 31

April 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2


Good Friday 3


4

5 6 7

RECYCLING

8 9


10


11

12 13 14

15 16


17


18

19 20 21

RECYCLING

Administrative 22 Professionals Day

23


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25

26 27 28 29 30


May 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1


2

3 4 5

RECYCLING

6 7


8


9

10 11 12 13 14


15


16

Public Works 17

National Week

Public Works 18

National Week

Public Works 19

National Week

RECYCLING

Public Works 20

National Week

Public Works 21

National Week


Public Works 22

National Week


Public Works 23

National Week

4 Memorial Day 25 Public Works Dept

CLOSED!

26 27 28


29


30

31 BIKE RIDING SAFETY TIPS: Use only designated Bike Lanes or Bike Path • Use safety equipment (helmet, eye protection,

gloves, etc) • Dress appropriately (bright colors) • Maintenance bicycle •

June 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

RECYCLING

3 4


5


6

7 8 9

10 11


12


13

14 15 16

RECYCLING

17 18


19


20

21 22 23 24 25


26


27

28 29 30

RECYCLING

WATER SAFETY TIPS: Drowning is one of the leading causes of child deaths each year,

therefore: •Never leave a child unattended •Always have ADULTS supervising young swimmers

• Keep rescue equipment • Teach your child to swim at an early age. Enjoy the beauty of

summer!!!

July 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2


3


Independence Day 4

5 6 7 8 9


10


11

12 13 14

RECYCLING

15 16


17


18

19 20 21 22 23


24


25

26 27 28

RECYCLING

29 30


31


August 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 4 5 6


7


8

9 10 11

RECYCLING

12 13


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15

16 17 18 19 20


21


22

23 24 25

RECYCLING

26 27


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30 31 NEVER LEAVE A CHILD UNATTENDED IN A CAR: The temperature inside a car can get dangerously hot, even in moderate

weather with the windows slightly down. Kids can suffer from heat stroke causing serious injuries and sometimes death.

September 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3


4


5

6 Labor Day 7

Public Works Dept. CLOSED!

8

RECYCLING

9 10


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12

13 14 15 16 17


18


19

20 21 22

RECYCLING

23 24


25


26

27 28 29 30

October 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1


2


3

4 5 6

RECYCLING

7 8


9


10

11 Columbus Day 12


13 14 15


16


17

18 19 20

RECYCLING

21 22


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24

25 26 27 28 29


30


31

November 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

North Side: 2

Leaves at Curbside

(Nov 2nd – Nov 13th)

Election Day 3

RECYCLING


North Side: 4

Leaves at curbside (Nov 2nd – Nov 13th)

North Side: 5 Leaves at curbside

(Nov. 2nd – Nov. 13th)


North Side: 6 Leaves at curbside (Nov 2nd – Nov 13th )


7

8 North Side: 9 Place leaves at

Curbside (Nov 2nd – Nov 13th)

10 North Side:

Place leaves at Curbside

(Nov 2nd – Nov 13th)

Veterans Day 11






14

15 South Side: 16 Leaves at curbside

(Nov. 16th – Nov. 25th)

17

RECYCLING

South Side: 18 Leaves at curbside (Nov. 16th – Nov. 25th)

South Side: 19 Leaves at curbside


South Side: 20 Leaves at curbside


21

22 South Side: 23 Leaves at curbside (Nov. 16th – Nov. 25th)



Thanksgiving Day 26 NO

TRASH COLLECTION


27


28

29 30

LEAVES SEASON – TIPS: Dry leaves are easier and less time consuming to remove • Avoid ranking or

blowing leaves on windy days •Pick-up leaves throughout the season • Wear snug-fitting gloves to avoid

blisters when ranking

December 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

RECYCLING

2 3


4


5

6 7 8 9 10


11


12

13 14 15

RECYCLING

16 17


18


19

20 21 22 23 24


Christmas Day 25


26

27 28 29

RECYCLING

30 31


HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS: If you are hosting a holiday

party/gathering: • Have a designated driver • Have

cab numbers on hand • Offer plenty of non-alcoholic

drinks • Offer food if you are offering alcohol • If

possible try to stay out of the road between 12:00 am

to 3:00 am

CITY OF PLEASANTVILLE

DIRECTORY

Administration’s Office…………… 609-484-3603 Public Works Department ………… 609-484-3641

Tax Assessor’s Office……………... 609-484-3634 Water Pollution Control ………….. 609-484-3623

Tax Collector’s Office ……………. 609-484-3630 Fire Department …………………... 609-484-3665

City Clerk’s Office ……………….. 609-484-3611 Emergency Management …… 609-484-3626

Finance Department ……………… 609-484-3622 Building Department ……………… 609-484-3615

Human Resources Office …………. 609-677-9068 Planning & Zoning ………………... 609-677-4805

Library …………………………… 609-641-1778 Code Enforcement ………………… 609-484-3606

Recreation Center ………………… 609-484-3608 Police Department ………………… 609-641-6100

City Engineers (CME Engineers) … 732-462-7400 Municipal Court …………………... 609-484-3660

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS BUSINESS HOURS Monday thru Friday

7:00 a.m. – 3:30 pm

Phone: (609) 484- 3641

Sewer Emergency: (609) 484- 3623

After Hours Sewer Emergency: (609) 641-6100

Postal Stamp Resident’s Name

Resident’s Address

Pleasantville, NJ 08232

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