Did you know that the Mira Mar landfill was scheduled to close in 2012? Keeping recyclables out of the garbage will extend the life of the area landfills, while helping our environment.
The Reserve at 4S Ranch provides ample opportunity for residents to recycle! In fact, a recycling program is successfully underway at our wonderful community! Each trash enclosure area has four dumpsters. During the first half of 2008 all of our trash enclosures housed 3 trash containers and 1 recycling container. As residents have transitioned from throwing recyclables from the trash into a recycling container, a significant amount of waste from our property has been diverted away from landfills and those precious resources are now being recycled! A heart-felt thanks to all of our residents for caring about our community and environment and recycling at The Reserve! Based upon your individual efforts our need for recycling has grown and we have removed several trash containers to make room for more recycling containers community-wide!
Recycling is a relatively easy process. Plastic and glass bottles, jars, paper, newspaper, metal cans and cardboard should be placed in the white containers for recycling. None of these materials should be deposited in the garbage. Food-soiled papers, such as pizza boxes, are not recyclable.
When the trash from the entire community is collected and combined, it is evident that we are still throwing away a LOT of recyclable resources! We appreciate your cooperation in putting all of your recyclable paper, cardboard, cans and bottles in the provided recycling containers. The individual efforts of each and every person living at The Reserve at 4S Ranch will make a significant overall impact on our environment and our city.
I have attached a recycling chart to this newsletter. If you have questions regarding what may or may not be recycled please see the attached chart. I am more than happy to spend time speaking with anyone who has more questions regarding our recycling program. Please feel free to contact me directly at 858.312.5180 or by e-mail lmason@sares-regis.com.
Let’s not waste a good thing! Please Recycle!
The Reserve at 4S Ranch provides ample opportunity for residents to recycle! In fact, a recycling program is successfully underway at our wonderful community! Each trash enclosure area has four dumpsters. During the first half of 2008 all of our trash enclosures housed 3 trash containers and 1 recycling container. As residents have transitioned from throwing recyclables from the trash into a recycling container, a significant amount of waste from our property has been diverted away from landfills and those precious resources are now being recycled! A heart-felt thanks to all of our residents for caring about our community and environment and recycling at The Reserve! Based upon your individual efforts our need for recycling has grown and we have removed several trash containers to make room for more recycling containers community-wide!
Recycling is a relatively easy process. Plastic and glass bottles, jars, paper, newspaper, metal cans and cardboard should be placed in the white containers for recycling. None of these materials should be deposited in the garbage. Food-soiled papers, such as pizza boxes, are not recyclable.
When the trash from the entire community is collected and combined, it is evident that we are still throwing away a LOT of recyclable resources! We appreciate your cooperation in putting all of your recyclable paper, cardboard, cans and bottles in the provided recycling containers. The individual efforts of each and every person living at The Reserve at 4S Ranch will make a significant overall impact on our environment and our city.
I have attached a recycling chart to this newsletter. If you have questions regarding what may or may not be recycled please see the attached chart. I am more than happy to spend time speaking with anyone who has more questions regarding our recycling program. Please feel free to contact me directly at 858.312.5180 or by e-mail lmason@sares-regis.com.
Let’s not waste a good thing! Please Recycle!
