Company efforts are focused on waste removal and disposal as well as recycling through the use of "state of art" collection vehicles and highly motivated personnel.

Residential Garbage Collection and Recycling

Containers:
96-gallon cart plus 3 additional items (bags, boxes or bundles not to exceed 35 gallons each).
18-gallon recycling bin

Frequency of Pickup:
2 times per week collect on trash. Must be curbside by 7:00am on pickup day.
1 time per week collection on recycling.
2 times per year on curbside brush pickup and white goods collection & disposal.

Containerized Service

Containers:
2 cubic yard, 3 cubic yard, 4 cubic yard,
6 cubic yard, 8 cubic yard

Frequency of Pickup:
From 1 time per week to 6 times per week service.



Commercial Hand Load Service

Containers:
96-gallon cart

Frequency of Pickup:
2 times per week.



Roll-Off Containers (Inside City Limits)

Offering construction and demolition debris removal and industrial/compactor rental and haul off.
Containers:
20 cubic yard, 30 cubic yard, 40 cubic yard



Recycling

Updated Recyclable Materials List:

• Paper - Most types of paper, such as circulars, catalogs, carbonless paper, dry goods packaging with liners removed (example: cereal, pasta, rice, beer/soda cartons), envelopes, file folders, junk mail, magazines, newspapers, office paper, paperback books, paper bags, paper towel/toilet paper cores and non-metallic gift wrap. No phone books or wet or yellowed paper will be picked up.
  



• Glass Bottles and Jars All Colors: Remove lids and rinse all food and liquids. Examples: beverage bottles, food and condiment bottles and jars (jelly, mustard, mayonnaise). No mirrors, windows, ceramics, or other glass or glazed materials are allowed.
  



• Metal Cans: Aluminum, steel, and tin beverage and food cans rinsed of all food or liquids. Aerosol cans emptied and nozzle removed. Baking tins rinsed and remaining contents removed.



• Plastics: Labeled #l through #7. Remove lids and rinse any remaining food or liquids from containers or trays. Examples include: Beverage bottle, shampoo and lotion bottles, meat trays, condiment bottles, prescription and medicine bottles, plastic grocery bags tied together into a bundle.



• During the term of this contract, the City reserves the right to add or delete items.

Brush and Bulk Pickup

Brush not to exceed 30 cubic yards per collection.

Trimmings left by commercial tree trimmers will not be collected by C-6 Disposal.
(See city ordinance)

City of Helotes
Winter 2OO9 Brush Pick Up Schedule

Week Of:	Area
JAN 12,2009	Helotes Park Estates, east of Circle A (Right-side on Circle A)
JAN 19, 2009	Helotes Park Estates, west of Circle A (Left-side on Gircle A), Cash Mountain, Monarch, Longhorn, Mountain View, Orange Tower, Deer Trail Lane, Floore Dr., Scenic Loop & Old Scenic Loop
JAN 26, 2009	Galm (FM 1560, Alta Tierra, Saltillo Flats, Alta Loma, Wynstone PIace, Hunters Way, Hunters Oak, Hollow Ridge, Hunters Path, Hunters Break & Beverly Hills Subdivision.
FEB 2,2009	Los Reyes Sub., Old Bandera Rd., Riggs, Antonio & Marin Hollow
FEB 9,2009	Iron Horse Canyon Subdivision, Parrigin, Stagecoach, Mesquite Flat, Wagon Pass, Indian Trail, Javalin Trail, Tiger, Donkey Flat & Heartstone Ranch
FEB 16,2009	Cedar Springs, Helotes Crossing, Claunch, Gallina, Evans Valley, Acadia Heights, Hausman (FM 1560) & Leslie Rd.

REMEMBER: Items may be put out only two weeks prior to pick up week and everything must be put out by 7:00 a.m. on Monday of your pick up week. Please place only one truckload of brush per household by curb away from power lines and overhanging trees and away from sprinkler heads!

The collection vehicles will pass down each street only once!

If you have any questions, please contact C-6 Disposal at 375-0066 Mon-Fri 8:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M.

Brush/Tree Trimmings placed out by commercial lawn services - landscapers, tree trimmers, gardeners, etc. - WILL NOT BE PICKED UP as part of your service. This will be priced separately as an addition to your service.

Bulk items will not be collected with brush! A separate schedule will be set for Bulk in APRIL 2009!

City of Helotes
Winter 2009 Bulk Pick Up Schedule

Week Of:	Area
April 6, 2009	Helotes Park Estates, Cash Mountain, Monarch, Longhorn, Mountain View, Orange Tower, Deer Trail Lane, floore Dr., Scenic Loop & Old Scenic Loop, Los Reyes Sub., Old Bandera Rd., Riggs, Antonio & Marin Hollow
April 13, 2009	Galm, FM 1560, Alta Tierra, Saltillo Flats, Alta Loma, Wynstone Place, Hunters Way, Hunters Oak, Hollow Ridge, Hunters Path, Hunters Break & Beverly Hills Subdivision. Parrigin, Stagecoach, Mesquite Flat, Wagon Pass, Indian Trail, Javalin Trail, Tiger, Donkey Flat , Heartstone & Ranch Iron Horse Canyon Subdivision
April 20, 2009	Cedar Springs, Helotes Crossing, Claunch, Gallina, Evans Valley, Acadia Heights, Hausman (FM 1560) & Leslie Rd.

REMEMBER: Items may be put out only ONE week prior to pick up week and everything must be put out by 7:00 a.m. on Monday of your pick up week.

Bulk item collection covers stoves, refrigerators, water tanks, washing machines, discarded bathroom fixtures, furniture, mattresses, television sets, and other bulky waste materials. Bulk item collection does not cover construction debris (waste building materials resulting from construction, remodeling, repair, or demolition operations), dead animals, brush, yard waste, hazardous waste, or stable matter with weights or volumes greater than those allowed for containers.

The collection vehicles will pass down each street only once.

If you have any questions, please contact C-6 Disposal at 375-0066 or the City of Helotes (210) 695-8877, Mon-Fri 8:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M.