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Orange Village Recycling Calendar 2021
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
EMERGENCY...............911
Police Non-Emergency
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (440) 498-4401
After Normal Business Hours (440) 247-7321
Fire Non-Emergency
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (440) 498-4402
After Normal Business Hours (440) 247-7321
Village Hall Service Department Building Department
4600 Lander Road 4680 Lander Road 4680 Lander Road
Phone: (440) 498-4400 Phone: (440) 498-4403 Phone: (440) 498-4405
Fax: (440) 498-4404 Fax: (440) 287-5067 Fax: (440) 287-5150
Website: www.orangevillage.com
Kathy U. Mulcahy, Mayor Brandon Duber, Council President (2020)
3861-1 Lander Road 143 Blossom Lane
(216) 831-1840 (216) 650-0584
mulcahyk@orangevillage.com duberb@orangevillage.com
Alan Charnas Jud Kline Brent Silver
110 Orange Tree Drive 3959 Orangewood Drive 705 Beacon Hill Drive
(216) 401-3701 (216) 831-3959 (216) 409-0808
charnasa@orangevillage.com klinej@orangevillage.com silverb@orangevillage.com
Pradip Kamat Lisa Perry Staci Vincent
3929 East Ash Lane 4805 Lander Road 725 Beacon Hill Drive
(216) 570-3452 (440) 391-0149 (216) 470-0583
kamatp@orangevillage.com perryl@orangevillage.com vincents@orangevillage.com
We are pleased to provide you with this 2021 Orange Village Recycle calendar filled with recycling tips and opportunities. Orange
Village received a grant from the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste district for the printing of this informative calendar.
Recycling has certainly changed over the years. We began by recycling paper and cardboard at dropoff bins. We progressed to blue
bags and small containers for certain items. Currently we are able to commingle all the recycled items in 64 gallon recycle containers.
Items that you are able to place in the container is constantly changing. This calendar provides a great deal of information including
what items can be recycled in your container and what items can no longer be placed in your recycle container. Please note that all
information stated in the calendar was correct at the time of printing and may be subject to change. We will keep you updated on new
information via our electronic newsletter. Please take the time to review this information.
As always, I continue to encourage all residents to recycle as much as possible, not only in your recycle container but also with
composting bins, grasscycling and the repurposing of items. We also offer a metal recycle container at Orange Village Service
Department by the salt shed for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The container is marked with a sign under the overhang. It is for
“Metals only” - no other trash or products. This program allows us to reduce landfill costs and save the environment.
In 2019, Orange Village residents diverted over 342 tons of recyclable materials from the landfill. This effort saved the Village over
$14,500. I would like to thank all of the residents for increasing your recycling efforts. Everyone reaps the long-term benefits of
recycling.
Please visit our informative website, www.orangevillage.com, to sign up for our bi-monthly electronic newsletter (Enews), CodeRed for
emergency and/or general notifications, access meeting minutes, video recordings of Council meetings, changes to items that can be
recycled and view monthly Tax Administrator and Treasurer reports. This is an indication of only a few of the many items that can be
found on our website. We urge you to stay informed of all the wonderful happenings in Orange Village throughout the year.
Thank you for your efforts to reduce, reuse and recycle our planet’s resources.
Sincerely,
Kathy U. Mulcahy
Mayor
Medicine Disposal - Rx Drug Drop Box Program
Orange Village Police Department and Cuyahoga County joined forces to protect your home and the environment
from potentially dangerous medications with the Rx Drug Drop Box Program. Law enforcement is the only entity
legally able to accept these medications and process them properly so that they do not fall into the wrong hands. Law
enforcement takes control of and destroys drugs on a regular basis as part of their ongoing operations.
The Rx Drug Drop Box Program is an opportunity for residents to deposit unused, unwanted, or expired prescription
drugs. You may drop off your items Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Orange Village Police
Department, 4600 Lander Road.
Needles and liquids cannot be accepted.
Curbside Refuse and Recycling Collection
Orange Village provides weekly curbside collection of refuse and recyclables through its contract with Kimble Recycling &
Disposal, Inc. All material is collected from your home on the same day.
Collection for Orange Village is on Monday except when certain holidays fall on a Monday, then collection will take
place on Tuesday. Below is a list of holidays that will change our collection day:
• Memorial Day, Monday, May 31 • Labor Day, Monday, September 6
Pick up will be Tuesday, June 1 and Tuesday, September 7
Ordinance 939.02
• Refuse and recyclables must be placed on the tree lawn near the street by 7:00 a.m. the day of collection.
• Trash containers are not to be placed curbside prior to 4:00 p.m. on the day before any scheduled collection day.
• All containers must be removed from the curbside prior to 10:00 a.m. the day after any scheduled collection day.
• All perishable trash placed curbside should be placed in a container which is not susceptible to being opened or
destroyed by animals.
Placement of Your Refuse and Recycling Containers
Please place your containers 2 feet from the street with the lid opening facing the
street and 3 feet from other objects. Please place your recycling on one side of your
driveway and trash can on the other.
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If you have a new home, please contact Village Hall at 440-498-4400 to establish
service and schedule delivery of your containers.
ASSISTANCE WITH PLACING YOUR CANS AT THE STREET
If you are having difficulty taking your trash and recycle containers to the street on a weekly basis
and are willing to pay a nominal fee to have this accomplished, please contact Anna Girardi at
440-287-5131. Orange Village has obtained the names of vendors that provide this service, for
a fee. The Village does not endorse or investigate any company that offers this service. We will
provide the vendor information to the resident. If any party desires to provide this service for a
fee, please contact Anna Girardi at the number above.
Visit our website at www.orangevillage.com for more information on recycling and other Village services.
Curbside Recycling...
Please rinse all containers to remove residue
Materials Accepted for Curbside Recycling Include:
RECYCLE THESE IN YOUR RECYCLE CONTAINER
PLASTIC
CANS CARTONS GLASS PAPER & BOTTLES &
BOXES JUGS
Paper and Boxes Bottles and Containers
Newspaper, Magazines, Mail Aluminum and steel cans
Corrugated cardboard Cartons
Telephone books Glass bottles and jars
Printer/copier paper (not shredded) Plastic beverage bottles and jugs, caps on (only with an
Chipped board (cereal boxes) opening or neck narrower than the body)
Laundry, shampoo and soap containers, caps on
Materials NOT Accepted in the Recycling Container
Plastics Household Items Miscellaneous Items
Plastic grocery bags Clothes hangers Aluminum Foil/Pans
Bulky plastics (toys, Pots, pans/bakeware Automotive parts
buckets) Styrofoam® Batteries
Clamshell containers Hoses
(produce, take-out items) Glass Needles *DO NOT place needles in
Egg cartons Ceramics the recycle container, see May
Yogurt containers Drinking glasses for disposal information*
Utensils Light bulbs - All Outdoor plastic furniture
Mirrors PVC piping
Cardboard and Paper Window glass Pallets
Frozen food containers Plastic toys
Paper plates, towels, napkins Shredded Paper Vinyl siding
Wax coated boxes Wood
Don’t miss out -- Important information is sent bi-monthly in our Orange Village e-newsletter. Sign up at www.OrangeVillage.com
Holiday Tree Recycling
Orange Village Service Department will be collecting your natural holiday trees on January 4, 11, 19, and
25. The trees will be chipped instead of using valuable space in the landfills. Please prepare your tree for
collection by following these simple guidelines:
* Place tree with trunk facing the road.
* Remove lights, ornaments, tinsel and other trimmings from branches.
* Remove tree stands, metal or wood.
* Do not bag your tree.
Recycle Your Holiday Lights
Did you find strings of holiday lights that are old or no longer working? Orange Village Service Department will accept them
on January 8 and 15, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Drop off your old lights, power strips and power cords at the Orange Village
Service Department Recycle Center, 4680 Lander Road, to be recycled. DO NOT PLACE THEM IN YOUR CURBSIDE
RECYCLE CONTAINER!
Household Hazardous Waste, Escrap and Flags: First Friday of Every Month
The Orange Village Service Department will accept unwanted oil-based paint, pesticides, automotive fluid and other hazardous
products found in your home as well as electronic equipment and retired American flags. You can tell if a product is hazardous if
words such as POISON, DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION appear on the label.
Antifreeze - If you are connected to a sanitary sewer, Household Materials that are accepted:
antifreeze may be diluted with water and flushed down • Oil-based paint or solvent- • Fertilizers
an inside utility drain. Do not use an outside storm based paint (*Latex paint will • Gas/Kerosene/Lighter Fluid
drain. If you use a septic system, do not flush not be accepted) • Mercury Items
antifreeze down any drain. It may be included in the • Adhesives • Motor Oil/Greases/Fryer Oil
household hazardous waste collection. • Aerosols • Pesticides/Herbicides
*How to decide if you have latex paint: Look for • Antifreeze • Pool Chemicals
• Asbestos • Roof Coatings/Sealers
“latex” on the label. If the paint is cleaned up with water,
• Bleaches • Stains/Varnishes
it is latex and can be disposed of in your regular trash
• Car Batteries • Turpentine/Thinners
collection as long as it is solidified first. See May for
• Cleaners/Acids • Wood Preservatives
information on how to solidify the paint.
Visit our website at www.orangevillage.com for more information on recycling and other Village services. Like
us on Facebook ~ you can find us at Orange Village OhioJanuary 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
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woodchip Finance Meeting
Christmas Tree orders 7:00 p.m. Computer, Flags, Lights
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Pick upPaper Shredding Events
February 19, June 18 and October 15 from 9 a.m. - noon*
at Orange Village Service Department, 4680 Lander Road
April 16, August 20 and December 17 from 9 a.m. - noon*
at Pepper Pike City Hall, 28000 Shaker Blvd.
Orange Village, in cooperation with the City of Pepper Pike, will be providing residents with six opportunities to have their
sensitive documents professionally shredded. There is a five bag limit. No Businesses. Please contact us at 440-498-4400 if you
have any questions.
*The time is from 9 a.m. until noon or until the truck is full*
Container Rental Service Offered
Orange Village will drop off a 6, 8, 10 or 12 yard container during the months of April through November (weather permitting) to
help dispose of brush, yard waste, construction debris or household debris. You cannot mix items in the container but you can
choose from several different types of materials to dispose of. Rental costs vary depending on
the items that will be discarded.
Please visit our website at www.orangevillage.com or
call us at 440-498-4403 for more information.
WHY DOES IT SEEM THAT MORE AND MORE MATERIALS ARE NOT RECYCLABLE?
Diane Bicket, Executive Director, Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
Recycling is an industry fueled by environmental responsibility processor want everyone to stop “wish-cycling” which is putting
but driven by economics. Recycling rules change over time things in curbside recycling that you wish would be recycled
because recyclables are commodities that are sold and traded and stick to the core items that can be recycled. There are other
throughout the world and subject to market fluctuations. ways to recycle items that may not be recyclable in your curbside
recycling container. For instance, plastic bags can be taken to
The economics of recycling are rarely discussed but are at the grocery and retail stores for recycling and scrap metal can be
center of the issue of recyclability. Currently supply exceeds taken to a scrap yard.
demand mainly because of recent restrictions China has placed
on the materials they will import. China is tired of being the While recycling has its limits, we urge everyone to learn
world’s dumping ground and now demands cleaner, sorted the recycling rules to recycle more and recycle better. You
recyclables which they use to produce the goods we buy here at can do that by contacting the Solid Waste District or visiting
home. CuyahogaRecycles.org. We are the leading resource in
Cuyahoga County for information, expertise and programs that
Stop Wish-Cycling support sustainable materials management and reduce the
Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District and your recycling environmental impact of waste.
Visit Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District’s website at http://cuyahogarecycles.org/ for answers to your recycling questions.February 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Finance Meeting
7:00 p.m. Computer, Flags &
Council Work Household Hazardous
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Session/Special Waste Collection
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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Trash/Recycling Council Meeting Orange Schools
Pick up 7:30 p.m. Closed
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Paper Shredding
Orange Schools Orange Village SD
Closed 4680 Lander Rd
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning 9am - Noon
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m.- BD 5 bag limit
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31Order your Leaf Humus Beginning March 1st ORDER
How it works: YOUR
LEAF HUMUS
Leaf Humus is delivered to your home free of charge. Requests are honored in the order
of receipt, while supplies last.
We will deliver one load to each person who places a request. If you request more than
one load, you will receive the additional loads once everyone has received their first load.
When you place an order, we will ask you to describe where to place the delivery as if you
were standing at the street looking down your drive toward your home.
You can place your order on our website at www.orangevillage.com or by contacting Orange
Village at 440-498-4400.
WHAT IS A MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY?
A Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) is a large sorting facility with many conveyor belts and machinery.
Here, recycling trucks are weighed before tipping their loads on the building floor. Mixed recyclables are
then scooped up by a front-end loader and placed on the sorting line. Large objects and contamination are removed first. The
recyclables then travel through an automated sorting system which uses a disk screen, magnets, optical sorters and workers on
the line to separate the materials.
The sorted materials are baled and sold to manufacturers who make them into a variety of new products. For instance, your
cereal boxes may become a game board or paper towels. Your aluminum cans may become new soda cans or airplane parts.
Glass bottles may become kitchen tiles and your soup cans may become new bikes or even a bridge. The cycle is endless.
Tour your MRF
Kimble Companies may offer Orange Village residents an opportunity to tour their material recovery facility (MRF) in Twinsburg.
During the tour, Kimble will provide a presentation on the operation of the facility, a tour of the facility and
time for questions or comments. At the time of printing this calendar, all tours were suspended due to the
coronavirus but we hope this will change in 2021.
More information will be posted on our website, included in our electronic newsletter (enews), CodeRed
notifications and on our Facebook (Orange Village Ohio) page. Please make sure to visit our website, www.
orangevillage.com to sign up the enews and CodeRed notifications.
Spring Forward - Daylight Savings Time Begins
A friendly reminder to turn your clocks forward one hour. Daylight savings time
officially begins at 2:00 a.m., Sunday March 14th. This is also a great time to
change your batteries in your smoke detectors.March 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Finance Meeting
Accepting leaf 7:00 p.m.
humus orders Computer, Flags &
Council Work Household Hazardous
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Session/Special Waste Collection
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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Trash/Recycling Council Meeting
Pick up 7:30 p.m.
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Time Begins Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD
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Trash/Recycling Passover begins
Pick up at sundown
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Pick upBranch and Brush Collection
The Orange Village Service Department will be collecting branches and brush on April 19th, June 14th, July 19th and September 13th.
This service is to aid the residents in the management of tree prunings and limbs that have fallen from their trees.
This service is not intended to chip complete trees.
Brush Pickup Requirements
In an effort to provide residents with the highest level of service and to minimize the risk of injury to employees or damage to
equipment, the following regulations will be strictly enforced:
If you are removing a tree or having one removed, please dispose of the material. Non-compliance may result in the Service
Department not removing your material.
• No foreign material (i.e. rope, metal, wood posts, construction • Limbs should be no larger than 6” in diameter.
wood, split rail fence, railroad ties or any material that could • Small material shorter than 2 feet in length shall be bundled or
contain nails or metal, stumps and root balls). placed in a container.
• DO NOT mix leaves, grass clippings or yard material with • Branches should not be placed roadside any more than a few
branches. days before the scheduled chipping date. However, branches
• DO NOT place out any material with thorns. must be out by the Sunday prior to the scheduled date. The
• DO NOT make large piles. Service Department makes one complete pass through the
• Limbs shall be placed with cut ends towards the road, no more Village beginning on the scheduled day and ending once a
than 2 feet high and 3 feet wide. Piles must be able to be picked complete pass of the Village has been made.
up by one person. • Branches placed out too early or too late must be removed by
• Long lengths are acceptable, if they can be handled by one the resident.
person.
Wood Chips... Orange Village delivers the wood chips, that are collected during branch chipping, free of charge to residents. An
approximate load size is 10 yards. Requests are honored in the order they are received, while supplies last. Place your order online at
www.orangevillage.com or call Village Hall at 440-498-4400.
Computer Recycling
April 1 - 30, August 2 - 31 and the first Friday of every month
Orange Village Service Department, 4680 Lander Road 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday through Friday
What kind of computer equipment can be recycled?
Acceptable home computer equipment includes CPU’s, monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, terminals, modems, cables, software, and
ink printer cartridges. Cell phones and their accessories are also accepted.
What will happen to the computers that are collected?
RET3 job corp. has partnered with OneCommunity, another local not-for-profit broadband provider that works to give students
technology skills for the workplace and, in turn, drive economic development in the region.
What will happen to the data on my computer?
All computer hard drives received by RET3 are erased of all data using U.S. Department of Defense specifications. This secure
system eradicates all the information stored on your computer and protects your confidentiality. After the hard drive is cleaned, usable
computer systems are remanufactured. Unrepairable equipment is completely deconstructed. If your donation does not meet school
specifications, RET3 Job Corp. will recycle the equipment in a process that is fully compliant with EPA standards and offers a 100% no-
landfill guarantee.April 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
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Finance Meeting
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Council Work
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Session/Special
Easter Sunday Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m.
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Paper Shredding
Pepper Pike City
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Trash/Recycling Council Meeting 9am - Noon
Pick up 7:30 p.m. 5 bag limit
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Pick upMiscellaneous Items for CURBSIDE TRASH Pickup
The following items may be placed at the curb on pickup day.
If the items are large, as a courtesy, please contact Kimble Refuse directly at
1-800-201-0005 to notify them of an “oversized” pick-up.
Latex Paint is a non-hazardous material and can be Household Appliances, such as washers, dryers, etc. will
disposed of with your regular trash, once it has be picked up on your regular collection day. Doors must
been dried. To dry or harden latex paint add be removed from refrigerators/freezers. If you would like
sand, sawdust, plaster of paris, vermiculite, cat to repurpose small appliances, working or
litter or a paint hardener (available at hardware non-working and under 20 pounds, they can
stores). For small amount of latex paint (1” or be dropped off at Cuyahoga County Solid
less), remove the lid and allow paint to air dry. Waste District, 4750 E 131st Street, Garfield
Place cans of latex paint curbside without the Hts., Monday through Friday from 8:30
lids. a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. If you are a First Energy
customer they will pick up your old refrigerator
Syringes & Lancets must be disposed of safely. Place or freezer (10 – 30 cu. ft) and give you $50. Call 1-855-485-
them in a “sharps container”, such as an 7463 to see if you qualify.
empty 2 liter pop bottle or empty detergent
bottle (labeled “SHARPS”). Secure the cap, Ordinary household batteries, such as alkaline, may
then dispose with your regular trash. Alkaline
Battery
be disposed of with your regular trash.
Rechargeable batteries should be recycled at
Cooking Oils should not be disposed of down your drains. an approved battery recycling location (not curbside). Visit
The oil should be collected in clear plastic Call2Recycle.org for locations.
containers that have been clearly marked
cooking oil and disposed of in your household Furniture and Mattresses (must be covered in plastic
hazardous waste collection. Small amounts and taped closed) should be placed on the
may be put in your trash after they are curb on your regular collection day. Keep in
hardened with kitty litter to prevent fires or spills. mind you may also donate your gently-used
furniture for reuse. Visit the Cuyahoga County
Solid Waste District’s website at www.cuyahogarecycles.org
Lumber & Wood Building Materials must be cut into 4 foot
for more information.
lengths and bundled with non-metallic ties.
Sheet rock (dry wall), must be cut into 4’ or Carpeting & Padding will be taken on your regular
less pieces, bundled and wrapped in plastic.
collection day if it is neatly rolled or folded
Asphalt shingles will not be accepted. For
safety, please remove all nails from any building materials. and tied in pieces no longer than 4 feet
This is a service for our residents, it is not intended for use and weighing no more than 50 pounds and
by contractors. placed at the curb.
Don’t miss out -- Important information is sent bi-monthly in our Orange Village e-newsletter. Sign up at www.OrangeVillage.comMay 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
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Computer, Flags &
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Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Session/Special Waste Collection
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD
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Pick up Pick upCOMMUNITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE 26 & 27 - 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
O range Village residents are invited to participate in our Community-Wide Garage Sale. The
sales will be at your home. You may participate in one or both days. Please register on our
website at www.orangevillage.com or by calling Village Hall at 440-498-4400. Please include your
address, dates you plan to hold your sale and them items you will have for sale by June 21st.
Yard signs are available to the first 25 registrants. There is no fee to participate.
Orange Village will publicize the event and provides a participation list on our website and at
Village Hall which includes your address and the listing of items you have for sale ONLY. Your home can also be identified by
placing balloons on your mailbox.
Donate Your Used Items - Kiwanis Club of Lander Circle
If you have items left over from your garage sale or you are just cleaning out your home, contact the Kiwanis Club
of Lander Circle to donate your items. Your donations will allow them to hold the longest running and largest quality sale
of collectibles, lightly used and new goods in the entire area. Join them in July for the sale, be amazed at how many quality
items are for sale at discounted prices.
They will accept several types of items but will not accept OLD TELEVISIONS, MATTRESSES OR
ENCYCLOPEDIAS.
Pickups: The Kiwanis have a pickup truck and they may pick items up at your nearby location, please call 216-
410-1324 for more information.
Why is recycling important?
When you recycle, your used items get a new life. Some materials can travel through the recycling process and be back
on store shelves in as little as 30 days! Your aluminum cans, cartons, paper, plastic water bottles and cereal boxes can
become many different things.
Additionally, recycling conserves land and natural resources. When you recycle, you keep materials out of landfills where
they do not decompose. Instead, you are sending them to a recycling facility to be turned into something useful. Products
made with recyclable material use fewer natural resources and energy, making recycling a sustainable activity that also
supports local jobs. Recycling is good for the Earth and the people who live here now and in the future!
The biggest threat to the entire recycling program is a contaminated recycling stream (non-recyclables mixed in with
recyclables).June 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
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Finance Meeting
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Meeting 7:30 p.m. Last Day 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Council Meeting
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD 7:30 p.m.
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Trash/Recycling 9:00 a.m. - noon
Pick up 5 bag limit
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9 a.m.-3 p.m. Pick up 30 31How to dispose of fire extinguishers What happens if I put the wrong items in my
recycling container?
I f you have an older fire extinguisher that is
out of its service date (usually listed on the
extinguisher), DO NOT throw an old extinguisher If you put items in your recycling container that
away whether they are plastic or metal. A fire are not accepted for recycling, these items could
extinguisher that is discarded in the garbage will jam or slow the sorting process and may even
pose a significant threat for workers in the event endanger workers. Some examples include
that the unit gets compressed to the point of clothing, plastic film, hoses and cords that tangle
exploding. in the equipment; large metal objects that damage
equipment; and syringes that can harm workers.
Orange Village Fire Department is a collection
point for old and outdated fire extinguishers. Simply bring Contaminants are costly to the materials recycling facility (MRF).
your fire extinguisher to the fire department and we will Eventually, this cost could be passed on to our community
take it from there. If you would like advice on the type of because the contaminants must be sorted out and then sent to
extinguisher to purchase and where to place it in the home, the landfill. That is why it is important to recycle properly.
please contact Assistant Chief Daniel Fritz at 440-715-3751. When in Doubt, Throw it Out!
Reduce Plastic Waste Source: Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
Recycling can help reduce the amount of garbage that ends up 99 Pack your lunch in reusable containers and bags
in landfills, waterways and ecosystems but only a few types of instead of in sandwich bags and plastic wrap. Also, opt for
plastics can be recycled. Plastic surrounds us in our every day fresh fruits and veggies or bulk items instead of products
lives and eliminating it can seem overwhelming. Consider these that come in single-serving cups.
easy ways to get started. 99 Eating at your workplace cafeteria? Bring your own
plate or container instead of using the disposable ones that
99 Bring your own bags when you shop. they provide.
99 Skip the straw. Say no to plastic straws, especially 99 Party time! Party cups are not recyclable. Instead,
at restaurants or when you’re on-the-go. If using a choose to serve beverages to your guests in recyclable
straw is necessary, purchase a reusable stainless cans or bottles. Or, provide them with a cup that can be
steel or glass straw. washed and reused.
99 Purchase eggs packaged in paper cartons that 99 Avoid buying frozen foods because their packaging is
can be recycled instead of Styrofoam or plastic. If your mostly plastic. Even those that appear to be cardboard are
store doesn’t carry them, ask them to make a change. coated in a thin layer of plastic.
99 Headed out to eat? Bring your own container for the
leftovers or takeout to avoid the restaurant’s to-go plastic or If goods packaged in plastic wrap are unavoidable, recycle
Styrofoam packaging. the plastic film anywhere that plastic bags are accepted for
99 Don’t use plasticware at home and be sure to ask recycling. This includes the wrap on toilet paper and paper
restaurants to not pack them in your takeout box. towels, bread bags and cereal bag liners.
Visit our website at www.orangevillage.com for more information on recycling and other Village services.July 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
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Pick upComposting is a great way to keep organic material out of landfills. It is a good environmental practice and an inexpensive
way of adding nutrients back into the soil. Applying compost to soil improves its texture, structure, aeration ability and water
holding capacity. Trees, flowers or vegetables will grow healthier with less chemicals or fertilizers.
Compost Dos Compost Don’ts
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99 Sawdust and wood chips 88 Noxious or invasive weeds
99 Dryer lint 88 Ashes from coal or charcoal
99 Shredded paper and newspaper 88 Branches or limbs
99 Dead Flowers 88 Yard trimmings treated with chemical pesticides
Composting Benefits • Reduces garden chores by applying compost like a mulch
• Reduces your ecological footprint by reducing garbage in to limit weeds and retain moisture.
landfills. • Saves Orange Village on waste disposal fees.
• An inexpensive way to improve the soil and reduce fertilizer • Combats climate change by decomposing organics with
requirements. oxygen, preventing the release of methane gas when
• Conserves natural resources such as water, organic matter organics decompose without oxygen in a landfill.
and nutrients. • Reduces water pollution by reducing the need for fertilizers,
• An environmental friendly way to improve soil health and which prevent algae blooms and kills fish in streams and
the health of plants. lakes. Source: Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District Composting Guide
CFL Bulbs and Fluorescent Tubes
Compact fluorescent lamps and other energy-efficient lighting contain a very small amount of mercury. While
mercury is a useful element with many applications, it can pose a threat to human health and the environment if
thrown in the trash or flushed down a sink. All fluorescent bulbs should be recycled properly to protect public health
and the environment. The Home Depot® and Lowe’s Home Improvement offer free in-store recycling of consumer
compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs, rechargeable batteries, and plastic bags in their stores.
Fluorescent tubes can be recycled at Batteries Plus Bulbs stores, for a nominal fee. Currently the fee is
$.60 for tubes less than 4 feet and $1.20 for 4 foot to 8 foot tubes. This is a small price to pay to save the
planet.August 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
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Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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Trash/Recycling Council Meeting
Pick up 7:30 p.m.
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Paper Shredding
Pepper Pike City
Hall, 28000 Shaker
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning 9 a.m. - Noon
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD 5 bag limit
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Pick upWhat your recycled items become...
Notebook Paper and Computer Paper =
Newspapers = Phone book, egg carton, Facial tissue, toilet paper, paper towels,
building insulations, construction paper, napkins, new notebook paper and new
paperboard, kitty litter, paper plates and new computer paper
newspapers.
Aluminum Cans = New aluminum cans
Paperboard (cereal and shoe boxes, etc.),
Unwanted Mail = Paper backing on roofing
shingles, paper towel roll and new paperboard
Plastic Beverage Bottles = Carpet, backpacks,
polar fleece, sleeping bag and ski jacket insulation
Magazines = Paperboard, phone book and
newspaper
Plastic Detergent, Milk and Juice Bottles =
Plastic lumber, play sets, buckets, frisbees,
Cardboard = Paper bags, paperboard and new stadium seats and new bottles
cardboard
Glass Bottles & Jars = Fiberglass, new bottles
Metal Cans = Bike parts, car parts, steel beams,
and jars
rebar, appliances, new cans
Scrap Tire Collection What happens to Closed Landfills?
Source: Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
Orange Village Service Department Landfills will eventually meet capacity and are closed. Once they are closed,
will collect scrap tires that are removed they are no longer allowed to accept trash and must be monitored for 30 years.
from the rim. They Operators must comply with federal and state regulations throughout the entire
may be dropped off at process.
Orange Village Service This photo is the view from the top of a mountain of
Department, 4680 Lander trash at an old landfill in Solon. This landfill provides
Road, September 2nd landfill gas to a nearby business, which is used to
through September 15th. cook food.
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ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
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Orange Schools Closed
Rosh Hashanah Planning & Zoning
Begins at Sundown ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD
No Trash/Recycling Trash/Recycling Council Meeting
Pick up Pick up 7:30 p.m.
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7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Trash/Recycling Yom Kippur begins
Pick up at sundown Orange Schools Closed
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Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD First Day of Fall
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Trash/Recycling
Pick upLeaf Collection Inkjet and Laser Cartridges
Begins Monday, October 11th
Orange Village has worked in
Ends Wednesday, November 24th partnership with the Orange High
Orange Village Service Department collects leaves and turns School PTA during its campaign
them into a rich compost that can be added to gardens and soil. to recycle used inkjet and laser
This compost will be delivered to residents who request loads. cartridges. This is a fund-raiser for
Please see March for more information on ordering leaf humus. the schools but equally important as
an environmentally safe alternative to
How To Place Leaves for Pickup
the landfills. Unfortunately over 85%
• Leaves should be placed close to the edge of the road. of computer inkjet cartridges end up in the landfills.
- They should not extend into the road. By simply dropping the empty cartridges off at Orange
• Leaves should be in a long row no farther off the road than Village Hall, 4600 Lander Road, or any Orange School,
8 feet. you are making a genuine effort to improve our planet
• Do not mix branches or foreign objects with the leaves. This as well as contribute funds to the Orange High School
can cause damage to the machine.
PTA.
GIVE New Life to your OLD GLASSES! Retire American Flags
D id you find a new frame that you would like
and don’t know what to do with your old
glasses? Through Eye Make A Difference®, a
Orange Village Service Department provides
residents with a bin to retire their American Flags.
VSP® Eyes of Hope® program, your gently used You may drop your flags off during our
glasses can give someone in need a new outlook on life. Household Hazardous Waste/
Computer Collection day on
Everyone deserves the opportunity to see well, yet more than 1.3 billion
people globally live with vision impairment because they can’t access the the first Friday of every month
eye care or eyewear they need. from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at
the Service Department, 4680
Help the world see better. Lander Road. Please place the
flags in the specially marked
It’s easy. Simply bring your gently used glasses, including prescription
container and they will be
glasses or sunglasses, and readers to Village Hall and place them in the
designated box. The company cannot accept broken or damaged eyewear respectfully retired as stipulated
or cases. Orange Village will ship the glasses to Eyes of Hope®. in the time-honored code.
Visit Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District’s website at http://cuyahogarecycles.org/ to answer any of your recycling questions.October 2021
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
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Pick upThe Fire Department Responds to the Holidays!
Gifts will be accepted beginning Monday, November 8th at 8:30 a.m.
Last day for drop off is Monday, November 29 at 4:00 p.m.
The members of your Orange Village Fire Department are proud to once again offer this wonderful
and unique holiday experience. We will begin accepting gifts on Monday, November 8th at
8:30 a.m. at Orange Village Hall, 4600 Lander Road. Please get your gifts in early, this is a very
popular event and there is a limited number of stops in order to accommodate the timeframe. Santa
will arrive on the fire truck for delivery of Christmas presents. The Fire Department will also offer
a delivery of Hanukkah presents. The forms will be available on our website at www.orangevillage.com and our
Facebook pages. Gifts must be shoe box size or smaller.
All deliveries will be between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Last day to drop off
your gifts to Village Hall is Tuesday, November 29th. Tentative
delivery dates are Thursday, December 2nd for Hanukkah and Monday, December
20th for Christmas. For more details contact Assistant Chief Daniel Fritz at
440-715-3751.
Elect to Recycle Fryer Oil - Don’ t Dump It!
Orange Village will be collecting campaign signs throughout Over 2 million people across the country deep-fry their turkey
the Village the day after any elections for recycling. If you every Thanksgiving, and cleaning up can be troublesome.
would like to keep your campaign signs please contact With 3-to-5 gallons of used oil on your hands, disposing of it
the Service Department at 440-498-4403 prior to election isn’t as easy as just throwing it in the garbage. Please, DO
day. All political yard signs will be taken to the Cuyahoga NOT pour it down the drain either!
County Solid Waste District to be recycled.
Fryer oil from a home can be properly recycled
By recycling your campaign signs, you’re casting through our Household Hazardous Waste
a vote for the environment. When we recycle, Program, the first Friday of every month from
everybody wins! 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Service Department,
4680 Lander Road.
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ALL ACTIVITIES ARE LOCATED AT ORANGE VILLAGE HALL
4600 LANDER ROAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
BD - Building Department and SD - Service Department
located at 4680 Lander Rd.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Finance Meeting
7:00 p.m. Computer, Flags &
Council Work Household Hazardous
Trash/Recycling Planning & Zoning Session/Special Waste Collection
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD Meeting 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. - SD
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at Sundown Pick up 31Season’s Greetings Recycle Your Holiday Lights
Did you find strings of holiday lights that are old or no longer
Wishing you and your working? Orange Village Service Department will accept
them on December 3, 10, 17, 2021 and January 7 and 14,
family a 2022 from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Drop off your old lights,
happy and healthy power strips and power cords at the Orange Village Service
Department Recycle Center, 4680 Lander Road, to be
holiday season recycled.
Recycling Plastics and What About Those Numbers?
It used to be that we looked for a number surrounded by a recycling symbol to determine if a plastic container was
recyclable but that is not the case.
The numbers on plastic containers are resin codes used by the plastics industry to identify the type of chemicals
used to make the container. The codes do not always mean that the item is recyclable, so we no longer look at the
numbers on plastics to determine if it goes in curbside recycling.
The shape of the container determines if it belongs in curbside recycling. Only recycle items shaped like bottles and jugs. If it
has a neck or an opening more narrow than the body, it can be placed in recycling.
Donate Your Used Items Source: Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District
Give what you don’t need to those who need it most!
Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District has information on their website at www.cuyahogarecycles.org to help residents locate
community service organizations that could benefit from their unwanted but usable items.
Toys, computers, art supplies, books, paint, sporting goods, garden equipment, furniture and more. If you’ve got it and it is in
good shape, then there is someone who can use it. There are over 140 local service organizations that work on behalf of youth,
seniors, the homeless and others in need in Cuyahoga County. There are several donation possibilities, which are too numerous
to be listed. Be creative and think of who could benefit, such as your local school, church, theater company, nursing home and
library.
Please consider this alternative before throwing away your usable items. Doing so will help support the work of these
organizations while reducing waste and conserving natural resources. If you do not have access to a computer and would like
more information, please contact: Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District at 216-443-3749.
Visit our website at www.orangevillage.com for more information on recycling and other Village services.December 2021
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Collection 17 18
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Paper Shredding
Pepper Pike City
Trash/Recycling Hall, 28000 Shaker
Planning & Zoning 9 a.m. - Noon
Pick up ABR 6:30 p.m. - BD 5 bag limit
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Gift Delivery
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Village Hall Closed
Trash/Recycling in observance
First Day of Kwanzaa Pick up of New Year’s DayHow Long Does It Last in the Landfill?
Glass Bottles Disposable Diaper
Styrofoam Plastic Grocery
Forever Aluminum Cans Estimated 250 - Plastic Jug
Forever Bags
500 years 500 years 450 years
Up to 1,000
years
Wood Newspaper Banana Peel Apple core
Steel Can Cigarette Butt At least 4 years 2 - 5 weeks 2 - 5 weeks 2 months
80 - 100 years 2 - 5 years
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31 30 31Important Phone Numbers Community Phone Numbers
Name Number Name Number
Child Abuse Hotline 216-696-KIDS
Cleveland Division of Water 216-664-3130
Cuyahoga County Board of 216-443-8683
Elections
Cuyahoga County Board of 216-201-2000
Health
Cuyahoga County Public 216-831-4282
Library - Orange Branch
Cuyahoga County Solid 216-443-3749
Waste District
Dominion East Ohio Gas 800-362-7557
Healthy Start 216-987-7346
Kimble Refuse 800-201-0005
(trash collection)
The Illuminating Co. 800-633-4766
NOPEC 855-667-3201
Northeast Ohio Regional 216-881-6600
Sewer District
Orange Board of Education 216-831-8600
Orange Recreation 216-831-8601
Orange Senior Center 216-831-8601 x 5700
Poison Control 800-222-1222
Village Engineer - 216-731-6255
Brian Mader
Woodbran Sewer 216-831-9110
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• Holiday Tree and • Paper Shredding • Order Leaf Humus • Branch/Brush
Light Collection Events • What is a Materials Collection
• Household • Container Rental Recover Facility • Computer/Escrap
Hazardous Waste Service • Daylight Savings Recycling
Info • Changes to Time Begins
Recyclable Items
May June July August
• Miscellaneous • Community-Wide • Fire Extinguisher • How to Compost
Items for Garage Sale Disposal • Disposal of
CURBSIDE Pickup • Donate to Kiwanis • Wrong Items in CFL Bulbs and
• Why Recycling is Recycle Container Fluorescent Tubes
Important • Reduce Plastic
Waste
Printed on
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