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The document is a sample recycling ordinance outlining definitions, requirements, and regulations for recycling in a specified county. It mandates residents and commercial establishments to separate recyclable materials from solid waste, establishes collection systems for multi-family dwellings, and sets penalties for non-compliance. The ordinance also details the responsibilities of haulers in providing recycling services and reporting on collected materials.

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What do I do with an empty paint can?

Dispose of Containers: - Once the paint is dry, you can typically throw the empty or dried-out paint cans in the regular trash. Ensure the lid is off to indicate that the can is empty. - If the paint is still wet, take it to a hazardous waste collection site.

Does Sherwin Williams take old paint cans?

Recycling Your Paint Sherwin-Williams is pleased to volunteer many of our stores as drop-off locations. Ready to drop off your leftover paint? Search for a Sherwin-Williams store* in any of the participating states/jurisdictions.

How to recycle in Charlottesville VA?

The City provides curbside recycling collection for residents and businesses along the uptown/downtown corridor with additional source-separated recycling drop-off available for residents at the Rivanna Solid Waste Authoritys McIntire Recycling Center.

How do I dispose of paint cans in WV?

Any empty paint cans that are dry should be bagged and can be disposed with your regular household trash. We suggest that you combine left over amounts of latex paint with cat litter or dry saw dust and set aside to let dry. In this form it can be disposed with your regular trash.

What is the recycling rate in West Virginia?

The 10 states with the lowest recycling rates were: West Virginia (2%); Louisiana (4%); Tennessee (5%); Alaska (6%); South Carolina (6%); Mississippi (6%); Oklahoma (8%); Alabama (8%); Texas (8%); and Colorado (11%).

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Are there federal regulations for recycling?

There is no national law in the United States that mandates recycling. State and local governments often introduce their own recycling requirements. In 2014, the recycling/composting rate for municipal solid waste in the U.S. was 34.6%.

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