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recycling containers; all items should be clean & free of food debris or liquids prior to recycling.
The following items are ACCEPTABLE for recycling:
- Aluminum and tin cans; as well as aluminum foil and aluminum trays that are washed thoroughly before recycling them.
- Glass jars and bottles.
- #1 Plastic – examples are water & soda bottles, condiment bottles, shampoo bottles, plastic clamshells (strawberry containers, clear “to-go” containers, etc.), peanut butter jars, etc. Plastic lids can stay on.
- #2 Plastic – examples are milk gallons, laundry detergent containers, Shampoo bottles, cleaning product containers, vitamin bottles, etc. Plastic lids can stay on.
- #5 Plastic – examples are butter & yogurt containers, fast food beverage cups, microwavable food containers (Tupperware), plastic lids, toys, etc.
Plastic lids can stay on.
- Newspapers.
- Mixed paper.
- Magazines.
- Junk mail.
- Paperboard/chipboard. Examples are cereal boxes, food boxes, tissue boxes, paper towel/toilet paper/gift wrap rolls.
- Corrugated cardboard
- L.Paragraph L shall be amended to replace 32 gallons with “45 gallons”. The balance of this paragraph shall remain the same.
M. Items that shall be EXCLUDED are:
- Used pizza boxes.
- Plastic bags.
- Paper plates and plastic utensils.
- Cans that contained motor oil or any type of hazardous liquid.
- Drinking glasses.
- Glass from window panes, windshields, picture frames, serveware, etc.
- Light bulbs.
- Regular household trash.
- Styrofoam.
- Toys, lawn furniture, plastic hoses, mop/broom handles, flower pots, etc.
- Batteries*
- Electronics/aerosols/paint/rigid plastics*
- Metal scrap
- Bring to special waste drop-off buildings at both Ocean County recycling centers.
- N.No change.
- O.No change.
- P.No change.
- Q.No change.
SECTION 3. 216-22 (Separation of recyclables; placement for disposal; used motor oil)
- A.A. Paragraph A shall be amended to replace 32 gallons with “45 gallons”. The balance of this paragraph shall remain the same.