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Home My WebLink AboutFamily Recycling Guide Recycle Today For A Better Tomorrow "-.-.~..."--...-...---.---..--....-..-----.-.-.------.'"--_._..-_.~".,-- Page 2 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide ~""~.lO-lN co(,~ ~ ~ '>1 .,I... 'I. I, .. , .... .. . . .'" . :~ I ¡ ~ * '- ;- 17¡j¡..,4 ..... Þ¡: ~~J-J" -II'^,SYI.\, ,\~\' jfranklín QCountp (:ommi~~ioner~' <!&ffice Court House 157 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, PA 17201-2211 comm issioners@fran kl in co . pa. net Telecommunications Device for Deaf (717) 264-8474 (717) 261-3810 COMMISSIONERS G. Warren Elliott, Chairman Robert L. Thomas Cheryl S. Plummer CHIEF CLERK/COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR John A. Hart COUNTY SOLICITOR Welton J. Fischer April 2001 Dear Franklin County Resident: The .Board of Commissioners recently adopted a new comprehensive plan for Franklin County to serve as a guide for land use, development and economic progress. The overall goal of the plan is to promote positive growth while maintaining the rich heritage and rural character of the County. A critical component of our planning efforts involves the environment. We support recycling as an effective and practical solution to limiting the amount of waste that is sent to landfills, which ultimately preserves our natural resources and quality of life. The more we recycle and reuse household items, the less strain we impose on our environment. With this in mind, we are pleased to provide this Family Recycling Guide and hope it will serve as a resource for your household recycling activities. In addition, we encourage you to purchase items that are made from recycled materials and support businesses that collect items for recycling. We would like to thank you, the residents of Franklin County, for your commitment to the protection of our environment and the conservation of our natural resources. Sjncerely, G. WaMtM tQ9¡$ttt:: G. Warren Elliott, Chairman r- ~;;l'rf2..-- Robert L. Thomas ~~~~J Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 3 WHY RECYCLE? We're running out of places to dispose of trash. Recycling reduces the need for landfill space. nergy supplies are diminishing and costs are rising. sing recyclables in manufacturing requires less energy. sh disposal costs keep climbing. ycling could reduce trash disposal costs. atural resources are being depleted. Recycling reduces the drain on virgin materials. To protect family health and the environment. Recycling reduces air and water pollution and litter. To help raise money for community groups and projects. Most recyclables can be soldfor cash. BEFORE YOU RECYCLE... .~ · Avoid the purchase of bulky, disposable items. · Pass on magazines, books and catalogs to neighbors, hospitals and nursing homes. · Buy products in reusable containers or in simple packaging. (The average family of 4 pays $1 for packaging in every $11 spent for groceries). Reduce the amount of material requiring disposal: Reuse as much as possible · Plastic containers can be reused for food storage, glass jars for nails, tacks, etc. · Reuse wrapping paper, plastic bags, boxes and lumber. · Give outgrown clothing to friends or donate it to a local charity. · Buy beverages in returnable containers. · Try repair before you consider replacement of lawn mowers, tools, vacuum cleaners, TV's. · Donate broken appliances to charity or find out if a nearby vocational school can use them for parts or to have students practice repairing them. · Offer furniture and household items no longer needed to college students, and friends, or donate to charity. Page 4 ----.-...".-..--.---------.-...-.,.'.,-,- ·---···----"'···__···_,_~___'_·_".__"__w____.._" Franklin County Family Recycling Guide RECYCLABLE MATERIALS, Material GI,,~~ LIrl-- r1YíÔ Paper j)"1 F---- k\œš .-~ ~,.__ ' _ J ,fi;a7-~ ~ ,'_:/ L ./, r Aluminum, steel & bi-metal cans .~ ( \J' What Can be Recycled Glass containers: clear, amber and green Newsprint, corrugated boxes, telephone books, computer cards, and print-out paper All aluminum, steel and bi-metal, cans What Can't be Recycled Milk-white glass plate glass light bulbs fluorescent bulbs crystal drinking glasses/cups Waxed or plastic- coated paper cellophane and tyvek envelopes (which can be sent back to DuPont tyvek for recycling) Aluminum foil and foil baking pans How to Prepare for Recycling Rinse- labels can stay on Do not break. Take lids off. Keep clean & dry. Do not put out if raining. Stack less than 1 ft. high tie with twine or pack in brown grocery bag or box. Cardboard-break down flat stack & tie in small bundles. Office-stack in separate box. Rinse, flatten & store (Other aluminum materials may be recyclable at some drop off centers.) Other Miscellaneous Metals Plastics Organic Wastes Cast iron and steel sheet metal, nickel, bronze, copper, brass and lead can be recycled at most salvage yards. #1 & #2 plaster containers with an opening smaller than the body of the container, soft drink containers, milk bottles, laundry det. bottles Non-animal food scraps, yard and lawn waste (Check with local scrap dealer or recycling center about preparation and sale.) Plastic lids, caps, containers with an opening larger than the body of the container, most other plastic containers, black pots from nurseries, margarine containers Meat and fish scraps attract and breed pests Rinse, remove metal caps and rings. Flatten and store. Ask your county agricultural extension agent for composting instructions. Motor Oil drained from a car, motorcycle, or lawn mower Oil contaminated by anti-freeze Drain oil into container. Seal securely and take to a Used Oil Collection Site. Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 5 MUNICIPAL INFORMATION MUNICIPALITY CONTACT CURBSIDE or MANDATORY ITEMS DROP-OFF Or VOLUNTARY COLLECTED 10655 Antrim Church Rd. Aluminum, steel & bl-metal ANTRIM CURBSIDE cans, glass jarslbottles and TOWNSHIP Greencastle, PA 17225 MANDATORY newsprint. Drop-off also 597-3818 located behind the municipal building. 100 S. Second St. Aluminum, steel & bi-metal cans, CHAMBERSBURG Chambersburg, PA glass jarslboltles. Newsprint is CURBSIDE MANDATORY .om collected at curb but can be BOROUGH 17201 dropped off at the public works 264-5151 bUildin~ on 342 W. Loudon St. on Sat. & un. FAN NETT P.O. Box 40 Dry Run, PA 17220 NO RECYCLING PROGRAM TOWNSHIP 349-7493 GREENCASTLE 60 N. Washington St. Aluminum, steel & bi-metal cans, glass BOROUGH Greencastle, PA 17225 CURBSIDE MANDATORY jars/bottles, 597-2047 newsprint. GREENE 1145 Garver Lane Aluminum steel & bi-metal Scotland, PA 17254 cans, glass jarslbottles, TOWNSHIP CURBSIDE MANDATORY plastic soda bottles & milk 263-4990 jugs (#1 & 2 plastics) GUILFORD 115 Spring Valley Rd. Aluminum steel & bi-metal TOWNSHIP Chambersburg, PA CURBSIDE MANDATORY cans, glass jars/bottles and 17201 newsprint, plastic soda 264-6626 bottles & milk jugs (#1 & 2 plastics) 1270 Crottlestown Rd. Aluminum steel & bi-metal HAMIL TON Chambersburg, PA cans, glass jars/bottles, TOWNSHIP 17201 CURBSIDE MANDATORY newsprint, plastic soda 264-2946 bottles & milk jugs (#1 & 2 plastics) DROP-OFF LETTERKENNY 4924 Orrstown Rd. Letterkenny Township VOLUNTARY )GRAM TOWNSHIP Orrstown, PA 17244 Municipal Building 532-8716 ..---- - , LURGAN 8650 Me Clays Mil1 Road NO RECYCLING PROGRAM Newburg, PA 17240 TOWNSHIP 532-7460 113 S. Main St. Aluminum steel & bi-metal MERCERSBURG Mercersburg, PA 17236 CURBSIDE VOLUNTARY cans, glass jarslbottles, BOROUGH mixed paper, newsprint, #1 328-3116 & 2 plastics. DROP-OFF Aluminum steel & bi-metal METAL P.O. 226 Metal Twp. Fire Co., cans, glass jars/bottles, TOWNSHIP Willow Hill, PA 17271 Path Valley Rd., VOLUNTARY newsprint, and #1 & 2 349-2257 Fannetlsbura plastics. 3 N. Main St. Aluminum, steel & MONT ALTO bi-metal cans, glass MontAlto, PA 17237 CURBSIDE VOLUNTARY jars/bottles, BOROUGH 749-5808 newsprint, and #1 & 2 plastics Page 6 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide MUNICIPAL INFORMATION MUNICIPALITY CONTACT CURBSIDE or MANDATORY ITEMS DROP-OFF Or VOLUNTARY COLLECTED 11364 Ft. Loudon Rd. DROP-OFF Aluminum, steel & MONTGOMERY Mercersburg, PA 17236 Located at the bi-metal cans, glass TOWNSHIP 328-3743 municipal VOLUNTARY jars/bottles, newsprint, and #1 & buildin 2 plastics ORRSTOWN 10313 Rowe Run Rd. NO RECYCLING PROGRAM Orrstown, PA 17244 BOROUGH 532-3927 DROP-OFF Aluminum, steel & PETERS 5000 Steele Ave. Located at the bi-metal cans, glass TOWNSHIP Lemasters, PA 17231 VOLUNTARY jars/bottles, 328-3352 municipal newsprint, and #1 & buildin 2 plastics 7575 Mentzer Gap Rd. Aluminum, steel & QUINCY bi-metal cans, glass TOWNSHIP Waynesboro, PA 17268 CURBSIDE MANDATORY jars/bottles, 762-5679 newsprint, and #1 & 2 plastics ST. THOMAS 965 Hade Rd. Aluminum, steel & Chambersburg, PA bi-metal cans, glass TOWNSHIP 17201 CURBSIDE MANDATORY jars/bottles, newsprint, and #1 & 369-2144 2 plastics 60 W. Surd St. Aluminum, steel & SHIPPENSBURG Shippensburg, PA 17257 bi-metal cans, glass BOROUGH 532-2147 CURBSIDE MANDATORY jars/bottles, newsprint, and #1 & 2 plastics 705 Municipal Dr. SOUTHAMPTON Shippensburg, PA NO RECYCLING PROGRAM TOWNSHIP 17257 532-9041 12930 Forge Rd. DROP-OFF Aluminum, steel & WARREN Mercersburg, PA Located at the MANDATORY bi-metal cans, glass jars/bottles, TOWNSHIP 17236 municipal newsprint, and #1 & 328-3983 buildin 2 plastics 13013 Welty Rd. Aluminum steel & bi-metal WASHINGTON cans, glass jars/bottles, TOWNSHIP Waynesboro, PA 17268 CURBSIDE MANDATORY newsprint, and #1 & 2 plastics. 762-3128 Drop-off also located at the Transfer Station on Rt. 16 57 E. Main S1. Aluminum, steel & WA YNESBORO Waynesboro, PA bi-metal cans, glass BOROUGH 17268 CURBSIDE MANDATORY jars/bottles, newsprint, and #1 & 762-2101 2 plastics \ BULK COLLECTION Many municipalities.provide annual bulk collection for items that are not picked up by your regular trash service. Please contact your municipal office for more information. Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 7 RECYCLING CENTERS CONSERVIT, INC. 18656 Leslie Dr., Hagerstown, MD 301-791-0100 Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aluminum, Appliances, Automobiles, Miscellaneous Metals, Steel & Bi-Metal Cans BEECHER'S AUTO SALVAGE 7287 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville 352-2246 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aluminum, Appliances, Car Batteries, Miscellaneous Metals, Steel & Bi-Metal Cans, Tires ($2/tire) MOUNTAINVIEW LANDFILL & RECLAMATION 9446 Letzburg Rd., Greencastle 597 -5666 Monday - Friday: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday: 7 a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. Aluminum, Corrugated Cardboard, Glass (Clear, Brown & Green), Newspapers, Plastic Soda Bottles, Plastic # 2 Bottles (Clear & Colored), Steel & Bi-Metal Cans CHAMBERSBURG WASTE PAPER 2047 Loop Rd., Chambersburg 264-4890 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 noon (Summer Months) Aluminum Cans, Corrugated Cardboard, Miscellaneous Metals, Newspaper, Office Paper, Magazines WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER Route 16, East of Waynesboro 762-4413 Monday - Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Aluminum, Appliances, Car Batteries, Corrugated Cardboard, Glass (Clear, Brown & Green), Miscellaneous Metals, Newspaper, Office Paper, Plastic Soda Bottles, Plastic #2 Bottles (Clear & Colored), Steel & Bi-Metal Cans, Tires ($2/tire off rim & $3 on rim), Yard Waste Page 8 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide OIL RECYCLING CENTERS BAIRS MINI MART 16361 Path Valley Rd., Spring Run 349-7700 BEECHER'S AUTO SALVAGE 7287 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville 352-2246 Accepts Anti-Freeze* "'Must be kept In a separate contaIner D. L. GEORGE & SONS 13321 Midvale Rd., Waynesboro 765-4700 H. W. BAKER & SONS 14359 Path Valley Rd., Willow Hill 349-7715 50 BUD JENNINGS AUTO SALES 7278 Lincoln Way West Chambersburg, P A 17201 717263-4191 ::10 01 MILLER'S SUNOCO 1027 Lincoln Way West, Chambersburg 263-9023 PENSINGER'S TEXACO 123 Path Valley Rd., Fort Loudon 369-3287 STRITES GARAGE 9119 Stottlemyer Road Waynesboro, P A 17268 717-762-2314 '0 ANTHONY HIGHWAY AUTO 11460 Anthony Highway Waynesboro, PA 17268 717-765-4949 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 9 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION For household hazardous waste collection and disposal, Franklin County residents can call a toll free number, 1-800- HHW-PKUP (1-800-449-7587), to schedule collection from their home. You will be provided with information on how the program works and a pick-up date. Prior to pick-up, you will receive a container via UPS, in which you will place your household hazardous waste items. You do not have to be at home when materials are collectr--i. In-home gathering and packing assistance is availar <::enior and disabled residents. ACCEP A Safety-Kleen Company ·....c;te collection and disposal is f~ty-Kleen Company that ....Id hazardous waste ~If~ $þ~ ð.ts. 0G'þ~ ~O - '1", p, ~)-.t~ 1t4$ Ù~~ Ü~ð e~~ 11~J? (¡1\t ~ 1\tO~ )-.l'l, l"~~ . -Adhesives- H' glue, caulkinr -Aerosols-l. hazardous mater... -Art/Hobby Supplies- cleaners, correction fluid, t- chemicals: (developer, fixer, Wi:>... -Automotive Products- Cleaners, h.. solvents, fuel, gasoline, injector sprays, "- sprays, brake fluid, antifreeze, carburetor cleaner, metal conditioner, paint, paint remover, engine degreaser, fuel additives, used motor oil, oil filters - Batteries- Automotive/household -Cleaner/Waxes- Household/automotive polish, degreaser, rug/upholstery cleaner -Flammables- Automotive/household solvent, fuel, paint, lubricant, kerosene, charcoal lighter, lighter fluid, minteral spirits - Lubricants- Automotive/household compresseor oil, cutting oil -Other Household- Fluorescent tubes, thermostat, thermometers and other devices which contain mercury (non-radioactive) -Paint- Aerosol,hobby/automotive/household latex and oil-based paint products including thinner, lacquer, linseed oil, primer, stain, varnish .ish ,Ish, spot oison de), bait, ,ers- mercury 9 mercury only "..._-_._....,-_...-..-..._-'._---,,-----,---------~~---.~-- Page 10 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE SUBSTITUTES Oven Cleaner (sodium or potassium hydroxide, ammonia) Sprinkle salt & baking soda on spill while still warm. Scour with steel wool and baking soda. Metal Polish (naphthas, oxalic acid) Polish brass with Worcestershire sauce; copper with catsup; silver with paste of baking soda & water. Mix 1 t. Borax with 1 qt. warm water. Add splash lemon juice or vinegar to cut grease. Mix 2 t. Borax and 1 t. soap in 1 qt. water and store in spray bottle. All Purpose Cleaners Drain opener (potassium or sodium hydroxide (lye); hydrochloric acid Plunger; vinegar & baking soda followed by boiling water. Basic Cleaning Ingredients Baking soda: cleaner, deodorizer, fire extinguisher, scouring powder Borax: cleaner, disinfectant, laundry aid, water softener Boiling water: drain cleaner Lemon: cleaner, deodorizer, stain remover Salt: cleaner Soap: cleaner White vinegar: cleaner, deodorizer, grease cutter Washing soda: cleaner, laundry aid, grease cutter, stain remover, water softener, disinfectant Enamel or Oil Based Paints (Pigments; ethylene, aliphatic hydrocarbons; mineral spirits) Latex or water-based paint Thinners and Turpentine (n-butyl alcohol; methyl isobutyl ketone; petroleum distillates) Use water with water-based paints. Use baby oil, butter or margarine to clean hands of paint. Gas cleaner (ammonia; isopropanol) Spray on vinegar and wipe dry with newsprint. Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 11 CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING The following sites are available for Christmas tree drop-off. Please call for dates & time. Hamilton Heights Dairy 2300 Edenville Rd., Chambersburg 263-9577 Washington Township Recycling Center 12725 Buchanan Trail East, Waynesboro 765-6577 $1/Tree Tayamentasachta Environmental Center 504 East Leitersburg St., Greencastle 597 -6458 Curb collection in January. 264-5151 Curb collection in January. 597-2047 Yard Waste Drop-off & Compost Facility Mickey Inn Rd., Chambersburg 263-4990 Municipal Building Sweetwater Rd., Dry Run 349-7598 Municipal Building 705 Municipal Dr., Shippensburg 532-9041 "--- - -. -- __________'_'<*____~__u._~._..~__.____~___<____..____,~___.,,~,..._~ Page 12 Franklin County Family Recycling Guide YARD WASTE DROP-OFF & COMPOST FACILITIES Please be aware that it is illegal to dump your yard waste on State Forest land or private property. These facilities will accept yard waste free of charge: GREENE TOWNSHIP Serving Greene Township Residents Only Mickey Inn Rd., Chambersburg 263-4990 Saturday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. or by appointment HAMILTON HEIGHTS DAIRY Serving All Franklin County Residents Accepts grass clippings & leaves 2300 Edenville Rd., Chambersburg 263-9577 Monday-Saturday: Daylight to Dark J. WILMER LEHMAN FARM Serving All Franklin County Residents 11978 Path Valley Road, Willow Hill 349-2888 Monday-Saturday: Daylight to Dark SHIPPENSBURG BOROUGH Serving Shippensburg Borough & Cumberland County Residents Only 963 Avon Dr., Shippensburg 532-5414 Daylight to Dark Compost & wood chips sold for $5/yard TAYAMENTASACHTA ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Serving All Franklin County Residents Accepts leaves only - does not accept brush or grass clippings 504 East Leitersburg St., Greencastle 597 -6458 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER Serving All Franklin, Adams, and Washington County Residents 12725 Buchanan Trail East, Waynesboro 765-6577 Mondav - Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 13 NEWSPAPER DROP-OFF LOCATIONS BLUE RIDGE LANDFILL 3747 White Church Rd., Chambersburg 709-1700 Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. CHAMBERSBURG WASTE PAPER 2047 Loop Rd., Chambersburg 264-4890 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 noon (Summer Months) DAVID HURST FARM 6454 Rice Rd., Shippensburg 264-1345 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark DALE LEHMAN FARM 3831 Edenville Rd., Chambersburg 263-4425 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark MARYLAND PAPER 70-81 Industrial Park, Williamsport, MD 301-223-6550 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. MOUNTAINVIEW LANDFILL & RECLAMATION 9446 Letzburg Rd., Greencastle 597 -5666 Monday - Friday: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday: 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. PECKMAN HOMESTEAD FARM 961 Peckman Dr., Chambersburg 369-2318 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark CARL PUGH FARM 2607 Stone Quarry Rd., Chambersburg 263-8671 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER Route 16, East of Waynesboro 762-4413 Monday - Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. HAROLD WENGER FARM 933 Cider Press Rd., Chambersburg 263-9567 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark JAMES C. WITTER FARM 7440rrstown Rd., Shippensburg 532-6011 Monday - Saturday: Daylight to Dark Page 14 - ---_..__..-...~.._._~,....~_._-----_.- -" - --_...~...,--- "'---'"--'---'---'-'---~- ..'---..----- Franklin County Family Recycling Guide RECYCLE YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK Are you wondering what to do with your old telephone book when the new one arrives? You can help the environment and local farmers by recycling your old telephone book. Yes, that's right, the environment, farmers and telephone books! How can that be, you ask? Telephone books may be placed in the containers marked "Telephone Book Recycling Drop-Off Container" or dropped-off at the locations listed below from July 1 through August 31. Please take time to put your book (telephone books ONLY) inside the designated container, this is especially important for outdoor locations since rain-soaked books cannot be recycled. CHAMBERSBURG Chambersburg Mall - 181, Exit 8 - Container located near the Theatre Entrance, Mall hours only. Franklin County Planning Commission - 218 N. Second St. - Drop-off at the office, Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Weis Market - Wayne Ave. - Container located in parking lot, 24 hours. GREENCASTLE AC&T Fast Gas - N. Antrim Way - Container located in parking lot north of store, 24 hours. MERCERSBURG Mercersburg Borough Building - Container located in parking lot behind building, 24 hours. PLEASANT HALL Pleasant Hall Fire Department - Drop-off at the Activity Center lobby, Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. SHIPPENSBURG Food Lion - S. Fayette St. - Container located in parking lot, 24 hours. WAYNESBORO Waynesboro Mall - Route 16 East - Container located in Jubilee Food Store parking lot, 24 hours. WILLOW HILL Fannett-Metal Elementary School - Path Valley Road - Drop-off at the lobby, M-F 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. --= Bring Your .lr7S. Old Phone BoOkhS ¡ FOOD LION For Recycling to t e Food Lion at 300 S. Fayette Street, Shippensburg. EXTRA LOW PRICES CHAMBERSBURGMAu. The Bon-Ton . Jcpen! . Sears . Value City Route 997 & 1-81, Exit 8 . Scotland, PA . 717-263-5797 www.shopchambersburgmall.com -¢- Sprint® Franklin County Family Recycling Guide Page 15 The following businesses are permitted to haul waste in Franklin County: Peck's Refuse Disposal, LLC PO Box 172 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 1-888-466-8005 Roll-Off Mini Roll-Off WASTE MANAGEMENT VWV\ Lloyd A. Benchoff Site Manager 9446 Letzburg Rd. Greencastle, PA 17225 (717) 597-6917 DID 1-800-433-7317 (717) 597-9476 Fax BFI Waste Systems of North America, Inc. 11710 Greencastle Pike Hagerstown, MD 21740 Jay Smith, Operations Manager (301) 791-0866 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Michael A. Christopher, Manager 13013 Welty Road Waynesboro, PA 17268 717-762-3128 Fax: 717-762-9328 Email: mac@Washtwp-franklin.org BOROUGH OF CHAMBERSBURG ROBERT L. WAGNER PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR 100 S. Second St. P~O. Box 1009 Chambersburg, PA 17201-0909 (717) 261-3228 Fax (717) 264-0224 WSI Harrisburg Hauling, Inc. dba Cumberland Waste Services 142 Vaughn Road Shippensburg, PA 17257 Jim Stipe, Vice-President 423-5917 ~I Jared Bert Hauling Site Manager PO Box 399 Scotland, PA 17254-0399 Mobile: 717-860-0789 Blue Ridge Office: 717-709-1700 Blue Ridge Fax: 717-264-2285 Direct Phone: 717-261-2685 jbert@iesi.com CHAMBERSBURG WASTE PAPER CO., INC. Kelly Adams, President Chambersburg, PA Hagerstown, MD P.O. Box 975 Hopewell Road York Waste Disposal, Inc. 1110 East Princess Street York, PA 17403 George Coughlin District Sales Manager 845-1557 -r A» a _I 'J). .:r 3 ... ~;:.:)I ,... = ~ ".I :II ~o 2 CD ~ 0 ìi1II n :r ~ trJ "å '< ;.~~S !l :¡. I t:! t;!J _. ] 0\ N ,. :I :n 0 0 ca ~õ~~ § -~ (") ø :5'fD ~~ C :3..:;ttJ(") _. =r'. t"4 a. ;:.:) b:) .... CD 5.(,) ~ =:... 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