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Bulk Trash

The following applies to single family homes only. If you live in a multi-family residence, please refer to your HOA for schedule and restrictions.

Guidelines

Collected once per week.
May be placed within five feet (5’) of the street no earlier than 7 p.m. the day prior, but no later than 7 a.m.

Bulk should not exceed 6 cubic yards, which is approximately equivalent to the size of 6 kitchen stoves or 3 refrigerators.
If residents exceed the 6 cubic yards, the pile will not be hauled away, and Coastal will notify the resident by tagging the pile of debris with haul away instructions.
Do not place bulk under trees or power lines where mechanical truck removal would be restricted.
Materials must be generated by the resident at the residential unit where the bulk is collected.
Only 2 cubic yards of the 6 may be construction debris.
It is important to notify landscapers, tree trimmers, contractors, etc. that they need to haul away their own debris following a job completed at your home if it exceeds the size limits.
Do not place extra garbage bags with bulk; it will not be picked up.
Small lawn clipping must be bagged in a clear bag

Household goods such as couches, chairs, mattresses, tables, appliances (white goods), carpet and padding, etc.
For safety reasons, residents are required to box with tape or wrap with an old blankets, any mirrors, glass panels or windowpanes before
disposing of them curbside.
Doors and Freon must be removed from refrigerators and freezers, and notice of removal of the Freon must be visible.
Yard waste includes unbundled tree trimmings, palm fronds, tree branches and brush. Tree trimmings should not exceed 5 feet.
Hazardous waste will not be accepted. Please dispose of hazardous material at the Waste Transfer Station.

If you have any questions, please contact Coastal directly for certain specifications before putting out your bulk waste.

954-866-4738

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Residents may dispose of bulk material free of charge.