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Missed Collection/Service Issues/Roll Cart RequestsPlease send an email to (include your name, street address, contact information, and details of the issue or request) or call the Solid Waste Hotline at407-836-6601. RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT PILOTHoliday CollectionCollection will be provided as scheduled on all holidays except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. When Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day fall on a regularscheduled collection day, collection will be one day after the normally scheduled collection day for the rest of the week.
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Christmas Tree RecyclingLive Christmas trees can be set out at the curb on your yard waste collection day for recycling. Trees over six feet should be cut in half. Remove all ornaments, decorations, and stands before placing at the curb. Artificial trees are not collected with yard waste. Large Item PickupLarge items such as furniture, mattresses, appliances, TVs, and up to four passenger car tires are collected the same day as yard waste. Large items should be placed at the curb no earlier than 6:00 p.m. The night before and no later than 6:00 a.m.
On your scheduled collection day. Limit large items to three cubic yards (about one small pickup truckload) per household per week. Set large items out neatly. Please keep large items separate from yard waste. Freon-containing devices such as freezers and refrigerators are not included in the curbside collection program. If you have questions about the eligibility of your large item for curbside collection, please call the Solid Waste Hotline at407-836-6601. Using Your Roll Carts.
Place your roll carts at the curb no earlier than 6:00 p.m. The night before and no later than 6:00 a.m. On collection day.
Put away emptied carts on the same day. There should be about three feet of clearance around each cart placed curbside in order for the trucks to use the mechanical arm. The carts should be placed away from your mailbox, parked cars, and low-hanging tree limbs. The handles should be facing your house, and the arrows on the lid should be pointed toward the street. Garbage Roll CartHousehold garbage items, except for those items listed below, may be placed in the roll cart with the green lid. It is recommended that garbage items be bagged and tied first, then placed in the cart. This practice will keep your container cleaner, minimize odors, and reduce the chance of wind-blown litter.Other ways to help control odor include double bagging when the odor is more offensive, making sure the cart lid is closed tight, and leaving a dryer sheet inside the cart.Unaccepted waste includes hot ashes or coals, recyclable items, household hazardous chemicals, medical waste, fluorescent bulbs, tires, paint, and yard waste such as bagged or loose grass, leaves, or small branches.
Recycling Roll CartRecycling is required by Orange County Code. To reduce the amount of garbage in the recycling stream, the Orange County Utilities Solid Waste Division encourages residents to ' by focusing on the top five recyclable items—plastic, metal, and glass containers, as well as cardboard and paper. The overall goal is to help raise awareness about good recycling habits.Place only these recyclable items in the roll cart with the blue lid:.
PLASTICBottles and containers labeled #1 - #5. METALTin, aluminum, steel, and empty aerosol cans. GLASSBottles and jars. CARDBOARDFlattened corrugated boxes.
PAPERNewspapers and advertisementsPaper bagsJunk mailMagazines and catalogsOffice/note paperPhone booksCereal/shoe/drink boxesMilk/juice cartons. The recycling program can only recycle the material listed above and no other material should go into the recycling cart. Yard WasteYard waste includes vegetative landscaping material as well as grass, tree, and shrub trimmings, and should not be placed in the garbage or recycling roll cart. Yard waste should be placed at the curb no earlier than 6:00 p.m. The night before and no later than 6:00 a.m. On your scheduled collection day.
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Limit yard waste to three cubic yards (about one small pickup truckload) per household per week. Use your own garbage cans or plastic bags for collection. Cans and bags must be 50 gallons or less and weigh less than 60 pounds each when full.
Cans must be waterproof with a tight-fitting lid and have handles on the sides. Don't mix yard waste with garbage. Bundle limbs, palm fronds, and similar items with string. Keep bundles three feet long or less. Comsol multiphysics free. Limit weight to less than 60 pounds. Live Christmas trees can be set out at the curb on your yard waste collection day for recycling. Trees over six feet should be cut in half.
Remove all ornaments, decorations, and stands before placing at the curb. Artificial trees are not collected with yard waste. Please refer to the for compost information.
CollectionJson.NETThis library provides support for using the Collection+JSON hypermedia mediatype authored by Mike Amundsen. Features.
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A set of models for fully representing a Collection+Json document. Support for extensions. CollectionJsonFormatter which handles Collection+Json representations.
CollectionJsonController which is a drop-in API controller that is designed to make it easy to support Collection+Json. It wires up the formatter for you / removes a lot of cruft. A set of adapter contracts for reading and writing Collection+json documents.
Easy to test / IoC friendly. A light sample.This documentation is a work in progress. You can check the samples directory for a basic CRUD controller and to see how to wire things up. Nuget packagesCollectionJson ships with several nuget packages that are factored for client and server scenarios. CollectionJson - Object Model for working with CJ documents.
Also contains helpers. CollectionJson.Client - Contains formatter for creating/consuming CJ documents with HttpClient or ASP.NET Web API. CollectionJson.Server - Contains controllers for implementing the CJ protocol in ASP.NET Web API.Returning a read document from a serverTo create a new read document instantiate a Collection instance. The CollectionJsonFormatter will write this out to the CollectionJson format. Var model = item. GetValue( 'Model '); API IReadDocument / ReadDocumentA CollectionJson server returns an object implementing IReadDocument. The CollectionJsonFormatter casts the model to this interface to write out the payload.
The concrete ReadDocument class implements this interface. MemberDescriptionCollectionSets the Collection ( Collection)WriteDocument / IWriteDocumentA CollectionJson server receives an object implementing IWriteDocument.
The `CollectionJsonFormatter' casts the model to this interface to read in the template. The concrete WriteDocument class implements this interface. MemberDescriptionTemplateContains the write template sent from the clientCollectionThe collection contains all the details for the CollectionJson document MemberDescriptionVersionSets the CollectionJson versionLinksContains the top level links ( Link) for the collectionItemsContains the collection of items ( Item)QueriesContains the collection of queries ( Query)TemplateContains the write template ( Template) to be retuned to the clientItemCollectionJson documents contain one or more items which are represented with the Item class. MemberDescriptionRelThe link relationHrefUrl for referencing the itemRtDescribes the itemDataContains the data elements for the item.LinksContains the links for the itemLinkThe Link object is used for embedding links with the document MemberDescriptionRelThe link relationHrefUrl for dreferencing the linkPromptContains a human readable description for the linkRenderHow the link should be rendered, should be 'image' or 'link'QueryQueries are sent to the client which it can use to search against data. MemberDescriptionRelThe link relationHrefUrl for dreferencing the linkPromptContains a human readable description for the linkRtDescribes the return value of the queryDataContains the data elements which the client will use to perform the queryTemplateTemplates are sent to the client to instruct it as to which data elements it should send in order to create or update the collection.
MemberDescriptionDataContains the data elements for the templateCollectionJsonControllerOfTThis controller is a drop in component that one can derive from to implement the Collection+Json CRUD protocol. It constrains to strictly returning and accepting the correct message formats based on the spec. It also handles concerns like status codes, auto-generating the location header etc. MemberDescriptionCreateHandles creation of a new item.ReadHandles reading a single or multiple itemsUpdateHandles updating an existing itemm.DeleteRemoves an existing item.Below is a sample controller implementation.