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IRVINGTON MUNICIPAL BUILDING • OFFICE OF THE MAYORCivic Square, Irvington, NJ 07111 (973) 399-6639 phone • (973) 399-7321 fax

A FRIENDLY REMINDERWith the social economic trials and tribulations that we continue to endure, it is necessary to make changes to our lifestyles that will reflect a philosophy of accountability and sustainability. This will strengthen our communities, and help us to save dollars through compliance of the local policies and procedures. Take a moment and review our mini refresher course on the Do’s and Don’ts of our residential curbside program.

DO KEEP THIS CALENDAR TILL JANUARY 31, 2016!

DO observe the municipal code 150 for solid waste and recycling legislature.DO remember to place garbage out the night prior to pickup after 6pm in a garbage can with an air tight lid to prevent litter and vermin from creating an unsafe environment.DO call Suburban Disposal for missed pickups of Solid, Recycling & Bulk Waste at (973) 227-7020.DO call, visit, or write the Department of Public Works/Director’s Office/DPW Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 203, Irvington, New Jersey, Phone: (973) 399-6690 for the following services: Director’s Office, Street & Sewer backups, Township Tree Maintenance, Leaf Removal, Street Sweeping, Street Lighting & Signage, Park Maintenance, Engineering, Street opening, Dumpster and Sidewalk Permits and Christmas Tree Removal (January 1-February 28). Email: [email protected] DO call, visit or write the Department of Solid Waste, Recycling & Clean Communities Program at 1 Civic Square, Room 203, Irvington, New Jersey, (973) 399-6697 for the following services: Recycling Education, Outreach and Enforcement, Clean Communities Programming and Commercial and Industrial Private Hauler Registration.

DO call, visit or write the Health Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 109, Irvington, New Jersey, Phone: (973) 399-6647 for the following services: Health & Wellness Program, Animal Control, Communicable Disease, Lead Abatement, Health & Restaurant Inspectionand Vital Statistics. Email: [email protected] call, visit or write the Department of Housing

Phone: (973) 399-6689 for the following services: Tenant Support, Certificate of Occupancy, Certificate of Habitability and Inspections. Email: [email protected]

DO call, visit or write the Housing/Building Construction Division Room 201, Phone (973) 399-6610 for the following services: Zoning, Construction Official, Building, Fire & Plumbing Inspections and Certificate of Occupancy for Businesses. Email: [email protected] DO report all light outages to PSE&G giving the location & pole number (found at eye level of the pole: i.e. IR000000) at (800)-436-7734

.DO contact the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission for the Keegan Landfill at (201) 998-4020 to dispose of all construction and renovation material for a fee of $52.00 per ton (2000 lbs = 1 Ton). THE TOWNSHIP DOES NOT ACCEPT THESE MATERIALS IN THE RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION.

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DO report all illegal dumping with the proper information (license plate numbers, video footage, photographs and/or address found in the garbage) to the Irvington Police Department. Illegal dumping is a crime. Those who engage in such crimes can only be identified and prosecuted with the aforementioned information. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INFORMATION TO IDENTIFY AN ILLEGAL DUMPER, THE PROPERTY OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CLEANUP ON THEIR PROPERTY.DO call the Department of Public Works for all metal appliances BEFORE Wednesday of every week for Thursday Metal Pickup.DO Tie and Bundle Branches, Bushels and Twigs with twine or string (NO ROPE) and make sure it is not longer than 4 feet in length and 6 inches wide. Make an appointment with the Department of Public Works and place at the curb after the appointment is made.DO bring all Spring & Summer yard waste in the Brown Recyclable Lawn Bags to 406 Coit Street Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm for proper recycling and disposal after December 31st until September 1st. DO bring all computer, electronic and small appliances (Microwaves, Toasters, etc.) recycling to 406 Coit Street Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm.DO utilize Goodwill, Salvation Army and other outlets to donate operation computer systems, dishes, clothing, toys, furniture and small appliances which are in good condition. Most Goodwill’s & Salvation Army’s provide pick up services.DO bring tires to 406 Coit Street, Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm for proper recycling and disposal. Remember NO More than 4 per year. No Rims! MUST SHOW VALID ID.DO only place out 2 pieces of bulk furniture the night before your scheduled 2nd garbage day of every week. Remember, bulk furniture is considered to be: sofa’s dressers, tables, etc.DO inquire from the furniture and appliance stores about their policy of carrying away used mattresses, furniture and appliances when replaced by the new delivery. This is usually a free program through most major commercial chains (i.e. Lowes, etc). DO help your neighbor, rake, pick up litter, welcome into the community, bring information about programs, workshops and other information. The Senior Citizens especially could use your support.DO place all medical syringes in a 2 liter plastic soda bottle with the original lid and tape sealed and visit UMDNJ University Hospital Environmental Services: C Level Patient Advocacy at 150 Bergen Street, Newark, New Jersey 07103. (973) 972-6702 (973) 972-4567.DO keep leaves, garbage, recycling and pet waste out of the Storm Water Lines and Catch Basins. The Township observes Storm Water Management Procedures according to NJDEP regulations.DO contact Department of Neighborhood Services in the aftermath of storms and natural disasters for updated service schedules PRIOR to placing solid waste, recycling and leaves at the curb. Oftentimes the aftermath of such disasters interrupt scheduling and failure to inquire of up-to-date information can result in an abundance of solid waste , bulk and leaves on the streets and catch basins.DO shovel snow into the front yeard of property to keep the snow contained. This will assist in clearing the road and reducing hazardous traffic situations.

DO NOT THROW THE SNOW BACK INTO THE STREET.DO NOT PLACE OUT MORE THAN 2 BULK ITEMS.DO NOT THROW OUT CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION MATERIAL (Utilize a contractor of the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission Keegan Landfill).

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Sewer BackupsWhat causes them? The majority of sewer backup, in either the lateral line or main

sewer line are caused by the improper disposal of grease,

sanitary napkins, cloth napkins, food waste being disposed

down the toilet or sink. When these items clog the main sewer

line the waste backs up through your lateral lines into your

basement, usually through an improperly sealed cleanout or

through a shower, sink or toilet in the basement.

What do I do if I have a sewer backup occur? If a sewer backup occurs during normal work hours 9:00 am to 4:00pm contact the Department of

Public Works at 973-399-6690. If one occurs after normal work hours please contact the Irvington Police

Department 973-399-6602.

How can the Township assist me? When a sewer backup is reported to us, the Department of Public Works dispatches men specially trained

and equipment designed to eliminate the blockage. The average response time is less than two hours. A

truck with high pressure hoses and specially designed nozzles is sent to the location and the hoses are

introduced into the clogged line. The hose and nozzles is sent under high pressure into the blockage,

forcing the line open. When grease buildup is the cause of the blockage, special chemicals are used to

dissolve the material.

This is the only effective way of eliminating a sewer blockage.

Why does the waste end up in the basements: When the main sewer line is backed up the waste generated in your home either stays in the line or looks

for a weak spot (i.e. toilet or shower in the basement or an improperly tighten sewer cleanout). Because,

the only way to eliminate a sewer backup is to use equipment that operates under high pressure; an

improperly tighten sewer cleanout cap can pop off causing water and waste to pour into a basement.

How can this be prevented? Since the Township is obligated to respond to a sewer backup and since the use of high pressure is the

only efficient method of dealing with a blocked sewer, it is up to the property owner to make sure that he/

she has done everything to prevent or minimize the effects of a sewer backup.

The property owner should make sure that the cap on the sewer cleanout is tightening properly. The property

owner should also look into installing a “BACKFLOW PREVENTER” – this is a one way valve, that we recommend be

installed by a licensed plumber. The one way valve allows waste and water to flow OUT into the main sewer line and

does not allow material to flow back through the line into your basement.

Leaf Recycling FAQS!

Recycle Irvington!

All yard waste is to be dropped off at 406 coit street Monday - Friday durning the hours of 8am-3pm.

Please note: Garbage, soil, rocks or other debris should not be placed in this brown bag.

150:3 G Leaf RecyclingEffective January 1, 2008 leaves will no longer be raked, blown or piled on any Township road. All residents/property owners of houses, multi-unit dwellings including apartment buildings will place leaves and yard waste(i.e. clippings from grass, bushes) in recyclable paper bags. During Leaf Season from September 1st through December 31st, leaves in recyclable paper bags will be put out for collection after 6p.m. the day before street cleaning. The Board of Education and the Housing Authority shall also bag their leaves into brown recyclable paper bags and dispose of them with their own personnel and transportation and deposit their leaves at a place designated by the Director of Public Works.


DO KEEP THIS CALENDAR TILL DECEMBER 31, 2015!DO observe the municipal code 150 for solid waste and recycling legislature.DO remember to place garbage out the night prior to pickup after 6pm in a garbage can with an air tight lid to prevent litter and vermin from creating an unsafe environment.DO call Suburban Disposal for missed pickups of Solid, Recycling & Bulk Waste at (973) 227-7020.DO call, visit, or write the Department of Neighborhood Services/Director’s Office/DPW Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 209, Irvington, New Jersey, Phone: (973) 399-6690 for the following services: Director’s Office, Street & Sewer backups, Township Tree Maintenance, Leaf Removal, Street Sweeping, Street Lighting & Signage, Park Maintenance, Engineering, Street opening, Dumpster and Sidewalk Permits and Christmas Tree Removal (January 1-February 28). Email: [email protected] DO call, visit or write the Department of Neighborhood Services/Solid Waste, Recycling & Clean Communities Program at 1 Civic Square, Room 209 B, Irvington, New Jersey, for the following services: Recycling Education, Outreach and Enforcement, Clean Communities Programming and Commercial and Industrial Private Hauler Registration. Email: [email protected] call, visit or write the Department of Neighborhood Services/Health Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 107, Irvington, New Jersey, Phone: (973) 399-6647 for the following services: Health & Wellness Program, Animal Control, Communicable Disease, Lead Abatement, Health & Restaurant Inspection and Vital Statistics. Email: [email protected] call, visit or write the Department of Neighborhood Services/Housing Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 209 B, Phone: (973) 399-8661 for the following services: Tenant Support, Certificate of Occupancy, Certificate of Habitability and Inspections. Email: [email protected] call, visit or write the Department of Neighborhood Services/Building Construction Division at 1 Civic Square, Room 206, Phone (973) 399-6610 for the following services: Zoning, Construction Official, Building, Fire & Plumbing Inspections and Certificate of Occupancy for Businesses. Email: [email protected] call or visit the Department of Neighborhood Services for support and assistance at (973) 399.6690. Remember, everyone is working hard to build a strong community; we value your positive input and community concerns.DO report all light outages to PSE&G giving the location & pole number (found at eye level of the pole: i.e. IR000000) at (800)-436-7734.DO contact the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission for the Keegan Landfill at (201) 998-4020 to dispose of all construction and renovation material for a fee of $52.00 per ton (2000 lbs = 1 Ton). THE TOWNSHIP DOES NOT ACCEPT THESE MATERIALS IN THE RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION.

DO report all illegal dumping with the proper information (license plate numbers, video footage, photographs and/or address found in the garbage) to the Irvington Police Department. Illegal dumping is a crime. Those who engage in such crimes can only be identified and prosecuted with the aforementioned information. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INFORMATION TO IDENTIFY AN ILLEGAL DUMPER, THE PROPERTY OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CLEANUP ON THEIR PROPERTY.DO call the Department of Neighborhood Services for all metal appliances BEFORE Wednesday of every week for Thursday Metal Pickup.DO Tie and Bundle Branches, Bushels and Twigs with twine or string (NO ROPE) and make sure it is not longer than 4 feet in length and 6 inches wide. Make an appointment with the Department of Neighborhood Services and place at the curb after the appointment is made.DO bring all Spring & Summer yard waste in the Brown Recyclable Lawn Bags to 406 Coit Street Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm for proper recycling and disposal after December 31st until September 1st. DO bring all computer, electronic and small appliances (Microwaves, Toasters, etc.) recycling to 406 Coit Street Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm.DO utilize Goodwill, Salvation Army and other outlets to donate operation computer systems, dishes, clothing, toys, furniture and small appliances which are in good condition. Most Goodwill’s & Salvation Army’s provide pick up services.DO bring tires to 406 Coit Street, Monday-Friday during the hours of 8am-3pm for proper recycling and disposal. Remember NO More than 4 per year. No Rims! MUST SHOW VALID ID.DO only place out 2 pieces of bulk furniture the night before your scheduled 2nd garbage day of every week. Remember, bulk furniture is considered to be: sofa’s dressers, tables, etc.DO inquire from the furniture and appliance stores about their policy of carrying away used mattresses, furniture and appliances when replaced by the new delivery. This is usually a free program through most major commercial chains (i.e. Lowes, etc). DO help your neighbor, rake, pick up litter, welcome into the community, bring information about programs, workshops and other information. The Senior Citizens especially could use your support.DO place all medical syringes in a 2 liter plastic soda bottle with the original lid and tape sealed and visit UMDNJ University Hospital Environmental Services: C Level Patient Advocacy at 150 Bergen Street, Newark, New Jersey 07103. Attention: Paul Bushy (973) 972-3243.DO keep leaves, garbage, recycling and pet waste out of the Storm Water Lines and Catch Basins. The Township observes Storm Water Management Procedures according to NJDEP regulations.DO contact Department of Neighborhood Services in the aftermath of storms and natural disasters for updated service schedules PRIOR to placing solid waste, recycling and leaves at the curb. Oftentimes the aftermath of such disasters interrupt scheduling and failure to inquire of up-to-date information can result in an abundance of solid waste , bulk and leaves on the streets and catch basins.DO shovel snow into the front yeard of property to keep the snow contained. This will assist in clearing the road and reducing hazardous traffic situations.


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Leaf SeasonDuring leaf season, September 1st - December 31st, bags will be picked up at the curbside on Street Cleaning days.

Both Street Sweeping sides will be picked up twice a week.

Example: if your street sweeping is done on one side on Mondays, you may also put your leaves out for Thursday

Street Sweeping. ONLY PUT LEAVES INSIDE OF THE RECYCLABLE

BROWN PAPER BAGS. THIS IS ONLY DURING THE LEAF SEASON. IF LEAVES

ARE IN PILES, SUMMONSES WILL BE ISSUEDPlease note: During leaf season branches,

prunings and other yard waste are not to be mixed with the leaves.

Spring & Summer Fall & Winter

Throughout the YearThroughout the year you may bring leaves and yard waste to 406

Coit Street. Monday - Friday during the hours of 8am - 3pm Please note: During leaf season branches, prunings and other yard waste are not to be mixed with the leaves .

Garbage, soil, rocks or other debris should not be placed in this brown bag.

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On behalf of my Administration, I am pleased to present the 2014-

2015 Recycling Calendar.

This is one informational brochure that should be kept as a reference

guide and carried out till the end of 2015.

This year, we are returning to our full color recycling brochures as we

introduce our new curbside recycling program.

Now, bottles, tin cans and aluminum, newspaper, cardboard, paper,

books, magazines, junk mail gets placed out for recycling on the

same day. Your recycling day has not changed; we just made the

process easier. The rules have remained the same; household trash

and recycling materials are not to be mixed.

The Department of Neighborhood Services mission is to utilize

the 3”E” Equation: Education + Enforcement=Effectiveness to bring about a philosophy of

“accountability” within our community; furthermore to address residents concerns and thus

improve their quality of life.

There are also new enforcement efforts underway which will address the commercial, industrial

and multi-unit sectors compliance of Township wide recycling procedures.

You may obtain additional information throughout the recycling calendar; as well as by telephone,

our website, cable television, and clean community events. Our enforcement team will hold those

who refuse to cooperate accountable.

With all of us adhering to all of the rules and regulations; we can expect the benefits of an

aesthetic community becoming evident town wide. We must work together to make a difference

and Make Irvington a Cleaner Community.

Sincerely yours,

Wayne Smith, Mayor

IRVINGTON MUNICIPAL BUILDING • OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

Civic Square, Irvington, NJ 07111 (973) 399-6639 phone • (973) 399-7321 fax

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Wayne Smith

Dear Neighbor,

It is our pleasure along with the Irvington Township Council, to provide you with the

new regular garbage and recycling schedule for 2015. We ask you to join me in our

town-wide garbage and recycling effort to give new life to household waste that would

otherwise be added to landfills or incinerators.

The Department of Public Works mission is to design, build, operate and maintain

the Township’s public facilities and infrastructure in a manner that is safe, sustainable,

economical and attractive. However, your commitment is important. We encourage

you to join our “Keep Irvington Clean” initiative –If you see it PICK IT UP—If you see

it CLEAN IT UP—If you love it DON’T MESS IT UP. Let’s all work together to create

a greener Irvington and show our community pride. The more we clean and recycle,

the more money we save for other community programs, such as road repair, park

maintenance and special events for you and your family.

If for any reason you are unsure of your garbage collection or recycling schedule

day, our dedicated staff at the Department of Public Works can assist you by calling

(973) 399-6690. Join us as Irvington renews its commitment in 2015 to Reduce,

Reuse and Recycle.

As always, our best wishes to you.

Regards,

Tony Vauss, Mayor Jamel Holley, Director, Department of Public Works

Irvington Education & Enforcement 2015 Recycling CalendarKeep Irvington Clean

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HOLIDAY : No garbage Pickup- put out for the next scheduled recycling/garbage day

SINGLE STREAM : Newspaper, Cardboard, Magazine, Junk mail, Books, Catalogs. ONLY PE #1 & PE #2 Bottles, Plastics along with cans (steel/tin) and aluminum

HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD WASTE - ESSEX COUNTY EVENT ONLY!

E. WASTE - ESSEX COUNTY EVENT ONLY!

M/Thu Route(RT) : Garbage pickup for Monday/Thursday-Recycling Day is Thursday Tue/Fri Route(RT) : Garbage pickup for Tuesday/Friday-Recycling Day is Tuesday Wed/Sat Route(RT) : Garbage pickup for Wednesday/Saturday-Recycling Day is Wednesday

DO NOT WAIT TO REPORT A MISSED PICKUP!

If we missed a pickup, you should immediately contact: Recycling Contractor/Suburban Disposal at (973) 227-7020. If not available, leave a message with your name, address and recycling day and the material not picked up.

Mayor: Tony Vauss

Irvington Municipal CouncilBusiness Administrator: Musa Malik

Director of Public Works: Jamel Holley

RECYCLING CALENDAR LEGEND:

are no longer considered bulk! It must be recycled!

You MUST dropoff at 406 Coit St. on non-scheduled days.

Computers & Electronics

Flag Day

First Day of SummerFather’s Day

JUNE 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● Cataract Awareness Month

NOVEMBER 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Veterans Day

Thanksgiving Day

Daylight SavingTime Ends

● American Diabetes Month● National Healthy Skin Month● Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Essex County Hazardous Waste Day

Essex County E. Waste Day

Make a Difference Day

Halloween

OCTOBER 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Columbus Day

● National Breast Cancer Awareness Month● Child Health Month

Essex County Hazardous Waste Day

Essex County E. Waste Day

Memorial Day

Mother’s Day

MAY 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● National High Blood Pressure Education Month ● National Stroke Awareness Month● Asthma Awareness Month

Easter

Good FridayPassover

Earth Day

APRIL 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● National Cancer Control Month

Labor Day Patriot Day

First Day of AutumnYom Kippur

SEPTEMBER 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● Newborn Screening Awareness Month● Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month● Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Independence Day

Ramadan

JULY 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● UV Safety Month

DECEMBER 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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First Day of Winter Christmas Day

Pearl Harbor Day

Kwanzaa

Hanukkah

New Year’s Eve

● Safe Toys and Gifts Month● HIV/Aids Awareness

Presidents’ Day

Groundhog Day

St. Valentine’s Day

FEBRUARY 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● American Heart Month

AUGUST 2015SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● National Immunization Awareness Month● Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month

Daylight Saving Time Begins

First Day of SpringSt. Patrick’s Day

Palm Sunday

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● National Nutrition Month

2015

New Year’s Day

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

JANUARY 2016SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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● National Radon ActionMonth

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