Compressed gas containers are regulated as hazardous waste by the EPA. Do NOT dispose as scrap metal or “white goods”. Do NOT place them in your recycling bin or at the curb for trash pickup. MarBorg Goleta Recycling Center OPERATIONALĪll customers should wear face masks and practice safe social distancing when visiting these facilities.Return larger compressed gas tanks (more than 20 pounds each) to a local supplier.ĭrop off small compressed gas tanks and cartridges (up to 20 pounds each) at Household Hazardous Waste (HHW).Īll compressed gas containers, whether empty, full, or partially full, must be recycled at the Household Hazardous Waste drop-off sites at I-66 Transfer Station and I-95 Landfill Complex. MarBorg Downtown Recycling Center OPERATIONAL These items cannot be placed in the trash as they are hazardous to the environment.Ĭollection services remain on a regular schedule.Ĭounty South Coast Recycling & Transfer Station OPERATIONALĬommunity Hazardous Waste Collection Center at UCSB OPERATIONAL If a facility status is marked as "Temporarily Closed" and you cannot dispose of certain hazardous waste materials at this time please hold on to these items until facility operations are restored. In the continued efforts to protect public safety and slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus some of our local drop-off facilities have modified services. Asphalt, brick, concrete, masonry block, stone, and large gravel.Asphalt, brick, ceramics, concrete with and without rebar, masonry, and tile flooring.Antifreeze, oil, paint, no charge for residents.Electronics (e-waste), fluorescent lights, and batteries, no charge for residents.24-hour drop-off of recyclables (cans, glass, plastic, paper, metal, cardboard).(aka "UCSB Hazardous Waste," "Community Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center")Įmbedded Google Map - Bldg 565 Mesa Rd., UCSBĮmbedded Google Map - 20 David Love Place, Goleta
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Refrigerators, freezers, A/C Units have a $10 freon removal drop-off fee free if freon is removed prior to drop-off. Scrap metal, scrap vehicles (gas tank removed and junk slip needed), and most major appliances are free.Furniture, mattresses, electronics, pallets and other large items.Greenwaste, soil, Christmas trees and landscaping waste.Porcelain bathtubs are free but porcelain sinks, and toilets are charged. Mixed Construction Waste (concrete, debris, metal, drywall, wood, etc).(aka "Construction & Demolition," "MarBorg Industries")Įmbedded Google Map - 119 North Quarantina St. Refrigerators, freezers, A/C Units, and scrap metal are charged. Furniture, mattresses, electronics and other large items.General Garbage (not sorted or recycled) with a charge.Antifreeze, Batteries, Oil, and Paints (oil and water-based) free for residents, charge for businesses.(Damaged CRT TVs must go to Transfer Station) E-Waste free for residents, charge for businesses.Metal, glass, and plastic beverage containers redeemed for CRV.Recyclables (metal, plastic, glass, paper, cardboard).See the Debris Boxes/Roll-offs and Dump Trucks section for more info. Important commercial note: Commercial haulers with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 7 tons or more are regulated by the Unscheduled Collection Ordinance, even when hauling waste from their own job sites in their own trucks. Call or visit websites for details and rates. Disposal is less expensive for pure categories (e.g., greenwaste only) than for mixed loads (e.g., construction waste).There may be a disposal fee as indicated conditions may apply to free items calling ahead is advised.The local facilities listed below accept large items, electronics, construction waste and/or general garbage, and recycle as much as possible.
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