THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS

By-Law No 0468/2016

Being a Bylaw to Regulate the Disposal of Garbage in the Corporation of The Township
of Addington Highlands and to repeal By-Law No. 0121/2003

Whereas it is deemed expedient to regulate the use of a defined area for the disposal of
garbage:

And whereas the authority to do so is conveyed by the Municipal Act, 2001 S.O. 2001,
Chapter 25, as amended;

And whereas authority to penalize and enforce such a By-Law is conveyed by the
Municipal Act 2001 S. 0.2001, Chapter 25, Part XIV;

Therefore, the Corporation of the Township of Addington Highlands enacts as follows,

together with the attached Schedules:

1. That the areas in Schedule "A" be designated as Township Waste Disposal

Sites.

2. That the following regulations shall apply to the disposal of garbage or refuse.

2.1 That the Municipal Corporation of the Township of Addington Highlands shall
regulate the operations and use of the Waste Disposal sites. No person shall
trespass on Waste Site property during non-operational hours.

2.2 That the Waste Disposal Sites be available for the depositing of waste produced
by the residents and/or ratepayers of the Municipality of Addington Highlands
only, or other persons or parties granted permission by Council. No person shall
dump at non-designated areas at waste sites including the gates.

2.3 That material being conveyed to the sites must be transported in such manner
as not to blow with the wind or leave deposits along Municipal roads. No
person shall litter on public property or on private property.

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2.4 That the said Waste Disposal Sites shall be accessible through gates, which
shall be locked at all times, with exception of those hours of the week
authorized by the Township Council, for the purpose of disposing of
garbage. Access to the sites shall be limited to such times as an attendant
or other authorized personnel are on duty and the use of the site for waste
disposal shall be restricted to persons eligible to deposit waste in the fill
area. Contractors, consultants or other authorized persons shall have
access to the sites, as required. No person shall otherwise have access to
the sites.

2.5 That the hours for waste disposal for each site are set out in schedule "B".
No person shall dispose of waste outside of the dump hours as posted.

2.6 That waste and recyclables as per Schedule "C" must be deposited only
at designated areas in the Waste Disposal Site under supervision of the
site attendant.

2.7 That littering viz. 'garbage discarded in an open or public place,' in the
Township will be subject to fines.

2.8 That some articles that are waste will require a tipping fee as per Schedule
“D”

2.9 That at such waste disposal sites, no person shall dispose of restricted
materials outlined in Schedule "E'.

2.10 That, from time to time, Council will decide as to the time, site and
method for the disposal of restricted materials (see Schedule "E")

2.11 That only the Council for the Township of Addington Highlands, The
Ministry of the Environment or duly appointed representatives, shall have
access to the area to ensure that there has been proper compliance with
these regulations.

2.12 That control over blowing papers or other material shall be maintained by
the respective attendant.

2.13 That on-site roads shall be maintained by Council so that traffic and
landfill operations will not be interrupted.

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3. That the waste disposal sites shall at all times be operated in accordance
with the provisions of all applicable laws governing such sites.

4. That site attendants and/or Municipal authorities or their designates, have the
power to cite an individual or individuals for an infringement of this By-Law.

5. That all By-Laws inconsistent with or antedating this By-Law are hereby
repealed and By-Law No 0121/2003 is repealed.

6. Any person, firm or Corporation contravening any provisions of this by — law shall
be guilty of an offence and upon conviction thereof shall be subject to a fine as set
out in a schedule of fines as provided for in the Provincial Offences Act.

This By-Law received the FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD READINGS this 5TH day
of December, 2016.

This By-Law comes into force and effect this 5TH day of December, 2016.

Clerk

By-Law No. 0468/2016

Schedule "A" Waste Disposal sites

Schedule "B" Dump hours
Schedule "C" Waste and Recyclables
Schedule "D" Tipping Fees
Schedule "E" Restricted Materials
 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS

BY-LAW # 0481/2017

Being a By-law to amend Schedules "A", "B", "C", "D" & "E" to By-law
#0468/2016 Being a By-law to Regulate the Disposal of Garbage

WHEREAS Schedules "A", "B", "C", "D" and "E" to By-law #0468/2016 designate
and describe the Township's Waste Sites, the hours of operation, the acceptable
recyclables, the tipping fees and household hazardous waste;

AND WHEREAS pursuant to Council resolution #463/16 on October 17th, 2016 the
Council of the Corporation of the Township of Addington Highlands deems it
necessary to amend the aforementioned schedules;

NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of

Addington Highlands enacts as follows:

1. THAT Schedules "A", "B", "C", "D" & "E" to By-law #0468/16 are
hereby amended.

2. THAT Schedules "A", "B", "C", "D" & "E" are attached and form part of this by-law.

3. THAT this By-law shall be effective April 15th, 2017.

Passed pursuant to three readings thereof on March 20, 2017.

Henry Hogg — Reeve Christine Reed - Clerk

 Schedule "A" to By-Law # 0481 / 2017

TOWNSHIP OF ADDINGTON

HIGHLANDS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES

NAME APPROVAL # GEOGRAPHIC TWP, LOT &

CONCESSION

Denbigh A370707 Denbigh, Lot 13, Concession 9

Mackavoy A371109 Effingham, Lot 1, Concession 9

Vennachar A370709 Abinger, Lot 12, Concession 15

Hartsmere A370705 Ashby, Lot 26, Concession 7

Buckshot A370703 Abinger, Lot 2, Concession 2

Kaladar A371104 Kaladar, E½ Lot 13, Concession 7

Weslemkoon A362701 Cashel, North Pt Lot 15, Concession 8

 Schedule "B" to By-law #0481/2017

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS
Waste Site Hours - effective April 1, 2015

Kaladar: Summer/Winter
10618 Hwy 41
Mon: 8-12 Wed: 12-5 Fri: 8-12 Sat: 8-5

NOTE: When Monday is a holiday, Kaladar site is Closed and will re-open the
next regularly scheduled day.

Mackavov
18471 Hwy 41
Summer Hours Effective Apr 1 to Sept 30
Wed: 8-12 Sun: 2-8
Winter Hours Effective Oct 1 to Mar 31
Wed: 8-12 Sun: 10-4

NOTE: When Monday is a holiday, Mackavoy site is open Monday instead of Sunday.

Vennachar
1090 Buckshot Lake Rd
Summer Hours Effective Apr 1 to Sept 30
Wed: 1-7 Thurs: 5-9 Sat: 8-3
Winter Hours Effective Oct 1 to Mar 31
Wed: 1-5 Thurs: 8-2 Sat: 8-3

Hartsmere
1943 Hartsmere Rd
Summer Hours Effective Apr 1 - Sept 30
Sat 8-12 Sun 1:30-6 Wed 8-3
**May 1-Sept 30 --- HOLIDAY MONDAY: 12-6**
Winter Hours Effective Oct 1 - Mar 31
Sat 10-4 Wed 10-4

Weslemkoon
4792 Weslemkoon Lake Rd
Summer Hours Effective Apr 1 - Sept 30
Sat 8-12 Sun 1:30-6 Wed 8-3
**May 1-Seat 30 --- HOLIDAY MONDAY: 12-6**
Winter Hours Effective Oct 1 - Mar 31
Sun 10-4 Thurs 10-4
 SCHEDULE "C" to By-law #0481/2017

RECYCLABLE MATERIALS AND HOW TO PREP FOR THE WASTE SITE

ACCEPTED ITEMS EXAMPLES INSTRUCTIONS
Aluminum Foil & Plates Rigid foil containers (ie. pie plates), fast food trays, Flatten if preferred. Must be clean — no food residue. Place with cans & plastic. No
aluminum foil wrap foil with paper or plastic lamination, no cardboard lids, no butter/candy/cigarette
wrap, no peel off lids, no metalized chip bags
Aerosol Cans Paint, hairspray, room fresheners, household cleaners, All cans must be empty. Spray nozzles and paper labels may remain. Place with
herbicides, auto, etc. plastics and cans.
Boxboard Boxes from cereal, cookies, tissue, detergent, shoes, paper Empty and flatten cardboard and tie in bundles no larger than 24" x 24" x8". Can be
egg cartons, empty paper towel and toilet paper rolls placed in a larger box for containment. Can be put with newspapers, magazines and
Corrugated Cardboard & Brown Heavy cardboard boxes, empty bags from pet food, farm junk mail.
Paper Bags products, etc.
Empty Paint Cans Up to 4 litres or 1 gallon size. Can must be empty of liquid paint. May have no more than 1/4" dried paint on
NO PLASTIC PAINT CANS bottom. Remove lid and place with scrap metals. If can contains paint, it must go
to the Hazardous Waste Depot in Cloyne.
Food & Drink Cans Pop, soup, vegetable cans, etc. Rinse cans of residue. Labels may remain. Cans do not need to be flattened. Place
metals lids from cans in the bottom of the can, and pinch the top of the can to trap the
lid inside — required safety measure. Place with plastics and cans.
Glass Clear and coloured glass — FOOD & BEVERAGE BOTTLES Rinse of residue and place with plastic and cans.
NO DRINKING GLASSES/CERAMIC CUPS, WINDOW PANES,
DINNER PLATES, MIRRORS CARLIGHTS, LIGHTBLUBS
Milk & Juice Cartons, Tetra
Boxes & Soup Boxes
Newspaper, Magazines, Junk Newspapers, flyers, magazines, catalogues, envelopes, Items must be tied together or bagged.
Mail, Phone Books, Gift Wrap computer/printer paper, paper cups, paper plates, tissue
paper, greeting cards, novels & hardcover books.
Office Mixed Paper Paper, file folders, etc. All materials placed in clear plastic bag.
NO CARBON OR CONSTRUCTION PAPER
Styrofoam (Polystyrene) Packing from appliances, packaging pellets, cups, plastic Must be rinsed clean of residue. Place all types in a clear plastic bag separate from
cutlery, meat trays, bakery trays, flower pots other waste/recycling. Do not place with plastics and cans.
NO SPONGE/RUBBER-LIKE FOAM, NO PINK/BLUE
CONSTRUCTION FOAM
Plastic Film #4 (see additional Grocery bags, flyer bags, outer milk bags, vegetable bags, All bags must be clean (no residue or receipts). Place together in a plastic bag
list under Blue Box Rules) Ziploc baggies separate from other waste/recycling. Do not place with plastics and cans.
Plastic Bottles & Jugs (#1- #7) Beverage containers (pop, water, juice), cleaner bottles Drain, rinse and discard caps and place with plastics and cans.
(Windex, Mr. Clean, dishsoap)
NO MOTOR OIL CONTAINERS
NO VEG OIL CONTAINERS (UNLESS THOROUGHLY WASHED)
Plastic Tubs & Lids (#2 - #7) Margarine, yogurt, sour cream, ice cream, etc. Rinse clean of residue, remove lids, and place with plastic and cans.

The following items are accepted free of charge at all Waste Sites (effective April 2010):

Televisions Calculators with printers Desktop computers Scanner Photocopiers Fax machines Typewriters
Answering machines Digital projectors Home stereo systems DVD players Computer monitors Desktop printers Modems
Cordless phones Rotary/touch tone phones Digital photo frames Home stereo amps AM/FM radios VCRs/video projectors Home theatre systems
Label makers Turntables Speaker systems Portable computers Computer accessories POS receipt printers Floor-standing printers
Professional display devices After-market vehicle audio devices Desktop multi-function devices
 Schedule D to By-Law #0481/2017

TOWNSHIP OF ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS

TIPPING FEES
EFFECTIVE April 15, 2017

TIPPING FEES (PER CUBIC YARD)

Miscellaneous Items (ex. Lawn chairs & tables, small quantities of brush and lumber,
ceramic toilets,etc.) equal to less than a "Small Load" $5.00 - $10.00

1. Small Loads l'x4'x8' 1.19 cubic yard $15.00

2. Box Spring & Mattress $30.00 each

3. Appliances containing "Freon" refrigerant $30.00 each

4. Sofas or Chairs $30.00 each

5. Carpet $30.00 each

6. Fiberglass Boats $100.00

7. Shingles, based on1/2 ton load $35.00

**TIPPING FEES CHARGED FOR ALL ITEMS EXCEPT HOUSEHOLD

GARBAGE AND RECYCLED MATERIALS**

**TIPPING FEE CHARGED FOR ALL COMMERCIAL (NON-RECYCLABLE)

STYROFOAM, AS PER THE ABOVE CHART(S)**

**TIPPING FEE CHARGE FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL, AS PER THE

ABOVE CHART(S) ** ANY LOADS LARGER THAN STATED ABOVE WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED AT THE WASTE SITES **

**AH CLEAR LOGO BAGS REQUIRED FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE

DISPOSED AT THE LANDFILL AND NOT SUBJECT TO ABOVE TIPPING
FEES**

THERE IS NO FEE FOR APPLIANCES FROM WHICH FREON HAS BEEN

REMOVED BY A QUALIFIED PERSON, UNITS MUST BE PROPERLY TAGGED
TO QUALIFY FOR EXEMPTION

THERE IS NO FEE FOR TIRES UNDER THE ONTARIO TIRE STEWARDSHIP

PROGRAM.

THERE IS NO FEE FOR ELECTRONIC WASTE LISTED UNDER THE WASTE

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) PROGRAM.
 SCHEDULE "E" to By-law #0481/2017
HAZARDOUS WASTE
LIST OF RESTRICTED MATERIALS

AUTOMOTIVE —
Automotive Antifreeze used for coolant, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
systems. Used motor oil and liquid fuels such as gas, diesel, camp fuel;
Oil Filters — used in hydraulic, transmission or internal combustion engine
applications. Autobody filler; glazing and spot putty.

CONTAINERS —
Aerosol containers such as hairspray, spray paint, etc. Oil Containers including hydraulic
fluid and transmission fluids; Antifreeze Containers; Pressurized Containers such as
seamless and welded cylinders and tubes and insulated cylinders such as helium, Freon,
acetylene, propane, nitrogen, oxygen and other compressed gases; Fire Extinguishers.

GARDEN—
Pesticides - such as fungicides, herbicides and insecticides; flea/tick collars; insect
repellants; weed killers; pest control products; sanitizers and disinfectants containing
fungicides; pool chemicals containing herbicides, pesticides, fungicides (eg., algae
removers; Ph reducer); and fertilizers, such as lawn, rose, shrub and tree;
multipurpose and potting soils which contain fertilizers.

HOUSEHOLD —
Paints, stains, coatings, primers (latex and alkyd) and their containers; solvents such as
thinners for paint; lacquer; contact cement; paint strippers; acetone; degreasers and their
containers;
Single use dry cell batteries; Rechargeable batteries; Cell Phones; Pagers and Two-way
hand-held radio batteries;
Irritants such as cleaners; corrosives such as chlorine, drain openers, ammonia; stain and
scale removers; silicones; drywall compound;
Foundation coating; roof repair cement; spray foam insulation containers;
Fluorescent light bulbs and tubes and compact fluorescent lamps (whole, not broken).

MERCURY DEVICES —
Thermometers (fever & non fever); manometers, hydrometers, barometers.
Mercury Switches - such as those found in vehicles, appliances, float switches;
temperature switches; flame sensors, bilge pumps; pressure switches; tilt switches.

PERSONAL CARE —
Non-prescription/over-the-counter medications for humans and pets; orally ingested
medications such as cough and cold remedies, stomach remedies, vitamins; topical
antibiotic and anti-fungal creams (eg., acne preparations) pills, capsules, analgesics.
PLEASE REFER TO Ontario Medications Return Program (OMRP) and Ontario Sharps
Collection Program (OSCP) to determine accepted items and where to take it.
www.healthsteward.ca/returns/ontario or ask us for their "Don't Throw it Out" pamphlet.
www.healthsteward.calreturns/ontario or ask us for their "Don't Throw it Out" pamphlet.