Public Works Department Pick-Up Information
Garbage Collection Schedule & Information
Recycling  (Revised for 2012)
Appliances/White Goods/Light Metal
Snow Removal Reminder
Monmouth County's Permanent Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Leaves/Brush
Clean-Up Week
Tax Bills and Sewer Maintenance
Dog Licenses
New Jersey American Water

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PICK-UP INFORMATION
EVERY MONDAY (if Holiday, will pick up on Tuesday)

• Brush - Brush will be picked up on Mondays from March�November. The brush should be neatly stacked and cut into lengths not exceeding  six (6�) feet. Brush WILL NOT be picked up during the months of December, January or February.
• Christmas Trees - May be placed to the curb for pickup on Mondays during the months of December, January and February.
• Wood Scraps - Pile that is not more than 3' x 3' x 3', and is from the homeowner doing the work. No major renovation or contractor materials will be picked up.
• Scrap Metal - Stacked neatly and cut in lengths not exceeding 6 - feet/50 pounds. All drums, cylinders, and tanks must be cut in half and thoroughly cleaned. Propane tanks must be empty and have valve stems removed or cut in half.
• Pallets - Must be broken up, cannot be thrown out whole.
• Concrete - Broken up into pieces that are not more than 50 pounds, and a pile that is not more than 3' x 3' x 3'.

All material MUST BE SEPARATED into different piles, and cannot be mixed together or mixed with anything else. Collection of materials are done with 3 different trucks. Each truck collects different materials:

• 1 Truck - tows a chipper and chips as much brush as possible
• 1 Truck - picks up all other brush that the chipper cannot
• 1 Truck - picks up wood scraps, concrete, scrap metal, and other debris

The reason for all the material to be picked up separate is that most of the items are banned from the Monmouth County Reclamation Center and must go to recycling sites.

The following is a list of some of the materials that are banned from the landfill:
brush, leaves, concrete, asphalt, scrap metal, white goods (appliances), paint, oil, antifreeze, all liquid substances, wood scraps, glass containers, aluminum cans, newspapers, cardboard, mixed paper, batteries, light iron, heavy iron, & tires.

Thank You for your cooperation.

Questions ? - call 732-775-1607 between 7:00am - 3:00pm (M-F)

GARBAGE COLLECTION SCHEDULE & INFORMATION
The Borough of Neptune City will provide garbage collection to any dwelling or business in the Borough that meet the following requirements:

1. You are allowed up to 5 containers with lids, that do not exceed 50 lbs. or 30 gallons in capacity - each, per pickup.

2. On your second pickup of the week, you are allowed up 3 additional bulk items. (couch, mattress, etc.) Rugs must be cut, rolled, and tied up in bundles not to exceed 30 lbs. each.

Any dwelling or business that generates more garbage than what is stated above must provide, at their own expense, for the entire collection and disposal of all generated materials.

Items not acceptable for garbage collection:
Cans & Bottles, Cardboard, Concrete, Leaves, Newspapers, Brush, Asphalt, Refrigeration units, TV's (without wooded frames), Computer Monitors, Computers and related electronic accessories.

Hazardous Materials (paints, oil, asbestos, gasoline, pool chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, solvents, thinners, corrosives, etc.) Contact the Monmouth County Health Department for more information on Hazardous Chemicals at 732-431-7456 or 732-922-4788.

RECYCLING

• Newspapers - Tie with string, NO plastic or brown bags.  Allowed 2 bundles, 50 lbs. each.
• Cardboard - Flattened to 2'X2' sections and tied with string.  Allowed 2 bundles, 50 lbs. each.
• Mixed Paper - place in an open bucket or tie with string.  Allowed 2 bundles, 50 lbs. each or 1-30 gallon container. Definition of mixed paper-  junk mail, cereal boxes, pasta boxes, soda can containers, and all other types of paper/chipboard that is not contaminated.
• *Tin/Steel Food/Beverage Cans - Rinsed clean, place in an open container.
• *Glass Bottles & Jars - Rinsed clean, place in an open container.
• *Plastic Recycling - Rinsed clean, place in an open container. All plastics #1 & #2, must be rinsed clean (beverage and other containers).

*All these items may be co-mingled together. Cannot exceed five, 6 gallon containers or one thirty (30) gallon container.

Drop-Off Center
The drop-off center is for town residents. Small businesses may use the Drop-Off Center if they can meet the standards set for recycling collection.

Items that are accepted at the center are:
Newspapers, Cardboard, Tin/Steel Cans, Aluminum Cans, Glass Bottles & Jars, Plastic Beverage Containers, and Mixed Paper & Phone Books

The Drop-Off Center is located at 41 TFH Way, by the Public Works Department.

Please do not put plastic bags in with the recyclables, this only contaminates the material and drives up the cost of recycling.

APPLIANCES/ WHITE  GOODS
As of January 1, 2002 the Borough of Neptune City will be collecting appliances each Tuesday.  The following are acceptable appliances:  washer, dryer, stove, hot water heater, refrigerators (doors must be removed), humidifier, dehumidifier, air conditioner and sinks.  You must obtain a sticker from Boro Hall for $15 for the removal of appliances.

LIGHT METAL
Collected on Tuesday:  Fence poles (concrete must be removed) swing sets, lawnmowers (gas & oil must be removed), bicycles, metal fence & other light metal and Iron. Electronics recycling: Computers, monitors, fax machines and related electronic hardware, televisions (without wood frames).

SNOW REMOVAL REMINDER
Please park all vehicles in your driveway during snow storms.  This will save you time shoveling and it will keep the road clear for large plows to maneuver.  Also the front of your residences will be clear for later parking.  Pile snow on the further most corner of your property on the down traffic side so that snow will not be pushed into your driveway.  Do not place snow in the street.

MONMOUTH COUNTY'S PERMANENT HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY
Call for an Appointment: 732-922-2234
(Please be ready to describe types and amounts of materials requiring disposal)

Hours: 8:30 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:30, Tuesday through Saturday
Monmouth County Residents Only

Location: 3161 Shafto Road, Tinton Falls

We Accept: Motor Oil, Antifreeze, Batteries, Gasoline, Pesticides, Fertilizers, Herbicides, Paints, Solvents, Thinners, Varnishes, Pool Chemicals (Materials must be in marked containers with original labels.)

We Do Not Accept: Compressed Gases, Radioactive Materials, Silvex, 24~5-T, Dioxin, Lab Reagents, Woodlife (pentaclilorophenol), Kepone, Formaldehyde, Explosives, PCBs, TCDD, unknown/Unidentified Materials

Maximum Amount per Visit: 200 lbs. of dry material, 20 gals. of liquid (no container larger than 5 gals.)

Businesses must contract privately for disposal.

LEAVES/BRUSH
Leaves may be placed loose at the curb for collection from April1st through  May 31st and September 15 through December 15th. Do not bag your leaves, or put tree branches, sticks, grass or other debris in with the leaves.

Leaves will only be collected during these periods of the year.

Leaves in an open container or clear plastic bags will no longer be accepted.

Brush Drop Off: You may drop off at the Public Works Building on January 14 and February 11 from 8:00 a.m. � 11:00 a.m.

CLEAN-UP WEEK
There will be two Clean Up Weeks in 2011. They will be on April 16-20 and October 8-12.

Please coordinate your trash with your regular scheduled garbage days.

TAX BILLS AND SEWER MAINTENANCE
Quarterly tax and sewer payments are due by February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.  Interest is charged after the 10-day grace period.   If you have any questions concerning your bills call the tax office at 732-776-7224.

DOG LICENSES
Dog licenses are due in January.  To obtain a license, please visit the administrative office in borough hall. Dog Licenses renewed after January 31^st will be assessed an additional $5.00 late fee.

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