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Spring Cleanup Program
Introduction
Each spring the City offers the “Spring Cleanup Program” as a free, curbside collection of unwanted items. The program helps promote fire safety and gives residents an inexpensive, easy way to dispose of excess materials. The program is offered to homeowners who pay the additional yardwaste fee on their utility bills.
2009 Spring Cleanup
The City’s refuse collection contractor, Veolia, will conduct the clean up. Collection will be completed on two consecutive Saturdays.
- Residences on the East side of the River will be collected on Saturday, May 16.
- West side collection will be held on Saturday, May 23.
Please place all items on the parkway by 6:00 am.
Eligibility
Homeowners in the following areas do not pay the requisite fee and are not eligible for this service (check your utility bill to confirm).
Royal fox Townhouses, Whittington Course, Cumberland Green, Dunham Place Commons, Delnor Townhouses, Viewpointe, Willowgate, Wildrose Townhouses, Auburn & Benham Courts, Oak Crest Town Houses, 1320-1370 Brook Street, and 33-305 North 15th Street.
Containers
If you want to retain Garbage cans/containers used to hold spring clean up debris please mark them with “Do not throw can away”. They cannot be retrieved once they have been collected with spring clean up materials.
Materials Not Accepted
The following materials will NOT be accepted:
- Household Refuse
- Household Hazardous Waste (See below for information regarding Household Hazardous Waste collection.)
- Yardwaste, rocks, sod, etc,
- Tires
- Appliances
- Contractor Construction Debris (doors, windows, large amounts of lumber, masonry products, drywall, siding, roofing materials.
Thank you for following these guidelines!
For items NOT included in weekly refuse pick up, please contact Veolia Environmental Services at (630) 587-8282.
Household Hazardous Waste Program
The Kane County Department of Environmental Management coordinates annual collections of household hazardous waste, usually in May, at the Kane County Fairgrounds property. The collections help keep hazardous items, such as oil-based paints, solvents, chemicals, pesticides and fertilizers out of landfills. Ammunition, fireworks, medical wastes and latex paint are not accepted. Click on the link above to see upcoming collection details.
Residents may also drop off household hazardous waste at Naperville Fire Station #4, every Saturday and Sunday (except holidays), 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fire station is located on the corner of Rte. 59 and Brooddale, 1/2 mile south of I88. |
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