October 24, 2019, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM @ Carver County Environmental Center
Fall Recycling Day2019-10-24T10:00:00Bring your items to the Carver
County Environmental Center
on Thursday, October 24 and
receive $20 in free recycling
fees. Chanhassen residents can
recycle items such as appliances,
electronics, tires, and carpet.
These items have associated fees,
but on October 24 the first $20 per
address will be free of charge.
You will need to present an ID to
verify your residency.
Please note: Carver County Environmental
Center no longer accepts yard waste,
including Christmas trees. Please contact
your solid waste hauler for yard waste
disposal or bring it to the Fall Yard Waste
Collection Day on Nov. 2 at Chanhassen
Public Works
Carver County Environmental Center116 Peavey CircleChaskaMN55318 Bring your items to the Carver
County Environmental Center
on Thursday, October 24 and
receive $20 in free recycling
fees. Chanhassen residents can
recycle items such as appliances,
electronics, tires, and carpet.
These items have associated fees,
but on October 24 the first $20 per
address will be free of charge.
You will need to present an ID to
verify your residency.
Please note: Carver County Environmental
Center no longer accepts yard waste,
including Christmas trees. Please contact
your solid waste hauler for yard waste
disposal or bring it to the Fall Yard Waste
Collection Day on Nov. 2 at Chanhassen
Public Works
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October 26, 2019, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM @ Volunteers are requested to meet in the parking lot outside
of the Senior Center at City Hall promptly at 9:30am.
Clean-up sites will be assigned and supplies will be
distributed, as well as instructions.
2019 Community Clean-Up for Water Quality2019-10-26T09:30:00Chanhassen residents and service groups/organizations
are invited to volunteer to assist with cleaning up organic
debris in our streets. Volunteers will rake, sweep or shovel
leaves, dirt, and debris along curbs and streets at designated
locations throughout the city.
Why?
Phosphorus is a major source of water pollution that causes
excessive growth of algae and depletes oxygen needed
for fish and native plants. Impervious surfaces, such as
driveways, streets, and parking lots provide a pathway
for phosphorus to get to local lakes, rivers, and streams.
Phosphorus on streets comes from decaying organic matter
such as leaves, branches, and loose dirt. Fall is one of the
peak periods for the introduction of phosphorous from paved
surfaces into local waters.
What to bring?
Brooms, shovels, rakes and wagons or wheelbarrows to
haul any large debris.
What is provided?
Lawn and leaf bags, trash bags, gloves, and safety vests.
Volunteers are requested to meet in the parking lot outside
of the Senior Center at City Hall promptly at 9:30am.
Clean-up sites will be assigned and supplies will be
distributed, as well as instructions.7700 Market BlvdChanhassenMN55317 Chanhassen residents and service groups/organizations
are invited to volunteer to assist with cleaning up organic
debris in our streets. Volunteers will rake, sweep or shovel
leaves, dirt, and debris along curbs and streets at designated
locations throughout the city.
Why?
Phosphorus is a major source of water pollution that causes
excessive growth of algae and depletes oxygen needed
for fish and native plants. Impervious surfaces, such as
driveways, streets, and parking lots provide a pathway
for phosphorus to get to local lakes, rivers, and streams.
Phosphorus on streets comes from decaying organic matter
such as leaves, branches, and loose dirt. Fall is one of the
peak periods for the introduction of phosphorous from paved
surfaces into local waters.
What to bring?
Brooms, shovels, rakes and wagons or wheelbarrows to
haul any large debris.
What is provided?
Lawn and leaf bags, trash bags, gloves, and safety vests.
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