From Barre/Montpelier: Take Rte. 302 East to Rte. 110 South. Take 110 South for about 33 miles to Tunbridge. As soon as you enter Tunbridge you will cross a small bridge. Once you cross the bridge, turn left onto Strafford Rd. Once on Strafford Rd. take the first left turn; it is a dirt road that looks like a turn around. Take it for ½ mile past the ballfields and sandpit. The recycling depot is on the right.

From I-89: Take Exit 3 for Royalton. Turn onto 14 South. Stay on until you see 110 North. Take 110 North to Tunbridge. Once in Tunbridge look for Strafford Rd. on your right. Turn right onto Strafford Rd. and, once on it, take your first left turn. Take it for ½ mile past the ballfields and sandpit. The recycling depot is on the right.

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From Montpelier: Take Rte. 12 South (also known as Northfield St.) for about 8 miles until you reach the town of Northfield. Take your first right turn onto Dog River Rd. after you pass a shopping plaza on your left with an Aubuchon’s and a Grand Union. The recycling depot will be on your left. If you start to enter downtown Northfield, you have gone too far.

From I-89: Take Exit 5 to Rte. 64 West. Stay on 64 West until you come to the junction of Rtes. 64 and 12. Take a right onto Rte. 12 North. Follow Rte. 12 through the center of town. Dog River Rd. will come up on your left after about 5 miles. It is across the street from a shopping plaza with an Aubuchon’s and a Grand Union.

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From Montpelier: Take Rte. 2 East to the junction with Rte. 14 North in Montpelier. Follow Rte. 14 North to East Calais Center (about 10 miles). Once you see the general store on your right, you will take the next left onto Moscow Woods Rd. Travel for ½ mile on Moscow Woods Rd., bearing left at the fork in the road. The recycling depot will be on your left.

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From Montpelier: Take Rte. 2 East (also know as River Rd.) to the junction with Rte. 302 East (also know as Barre-Montpelier Rd.) to Barre City. Follow Rte. 302 East through Barre to East Barre. At the junction of Rte. 302 and Rte. 110, turn right onto Rte. 110 South. Travel for about 13 miles on Rte. 110 toward Chelsea Village. Just before the Chelsea town offices, take a sharp left onto Upper Village Rd. Follow this for about 3 miles. When you come to a “Y” bear left onto Washington Turnpike. Continue on Washington Turnpike for 2 miles. The depot is on your right after a steep incline.

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From Barre/Montpelier: Take Rte. 302 East for 16 miles until you come to the intersection of Rte. 302 and Rte. 25. Take a right onto Rte. 25 South. Follow that for another 16 miles until you see Rte. 25B (business) on your left. Turn left onto 25B and travel for .9 miles. You will come to a stop sign. Turn left onto Main St. in Bradford. Follow through town and then take your second left outside of town onto Fairground Rd. The depot is .2 miles down Fairground Rd. on your right.

From I-91: Take Exit 16 for Bradford. At end of ramp turn onto Rte. 25 South. Follow Rte. 25 to the next stop light. At the light, turn left onto Rte. 5 North heading toward downtown Bradford. (There will be a Mobil station on your left.) Follow Rte. 5 through downtown Bradford and, once outside of town, take your second left onto Fairground Rd. The depot is .2 miles down Fairground Rd. on your right.

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From I-89: Take Exit 6 to Rte. 63 East. Follow Rte. 63 East to the intersection of Rte. 63 and Rte. 14. At that light, go straight across Rte. 14 onto Middle Rd. Follow Middle Rd. for about 1.4 miles until you hit a fork with Graniteville Rd. Bear left onto Graniteville Rd. Travel on that for 1 mile and take your next right onto Websterville Rd. Once on Websterville Rd., you will take your next left onto Pitman Rd. which takes you into the Wilson Industrial Park. Follow the main road through the park (it bears right toward the depot). The depot is within a large chain-link fenced area at the end of the road.

From Downtown Barre: Take Rte. 14 South (South Main St.) until you see Quarry Hill Rd. (about a mile out of town) on your left. There will be a sign for Thunder Road Racing. Take the left onto Quarry Hill Rd. Follow this road all the way to the top of the hill (about 1.5 miles). At the top of the hill you will see a large cemetery. Make a left before the cemetery onto Websterville Rd. Once on Websterville Rd., take your next left onto Pitman Rd., which goes into the Wilson Industrial Park. Follow the main road through the park (it bears right toward the depot). The depot is within a large chain-link fenced area at the end of the road.

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E-waste collected for recycling.

Where can you recycle electronics?

The CVSWMD will hold the following e-waste recycling collections in 2010 to serve District member communities. Please note: Collection fees apply.

• Month of June — Tunbridge Transfer Station. Saturdays, 9am to 3pm
• August 14 –National Life parking lot in Montpelier. 9am to 1pm. Also collecting books and textiles at this event. Fees apply for e-waste, but books and textiles will be accepted for free.
• August 28 — Hardwick Town Garage, in conjunction with the CVSWMD Household Hazardous Waste Collection. Hours: 9am to 1pm
• September 11 — Bradford Town Garage, in conjunction with the CVSWMD Household Hazardous Waste Collection. Hours: 9am to 1pm

E-waste recycling is also available via the following businesses. Please contact the businesses directly for fee information and directions to their stores/facilities:

• Casella (Montpelier) — 223-7045
• Computer Barn (Barre) — www.computerbarnltd.net; 802-476-6800
• Small Dog Electronics (Waitsfield and S. Burlington) — www.smalldog.com; 800-511-MACS

How does this ordinance affect you?

• Households: If you have your waste picked up at your home, the hauler is required to provide for collection of recyclables as well as trash.
• Renters: If you rent and the property owner provides trash collection, the property owner is also required to provide for the collection of recyclable items.
• Businesses: The hauler you contract with for trash collection is required to provide recycling collection as well.
• If you self-haul (ie. take your trash to a bag drop, town depot, or transfer station), the hauler or drop-off location is required to also accept the mandatory recyclable items.

In addition, the hauler, transfer station, or bag-drop is also required to give you a financial incentive to recycle. This means that recycling services must cost less than trash services.

Households must recycle:

• Newspaper
• Clear glass bottles and jars
• #2 HDPE jugs
• Tin and aluminum cans

Businesses, schools, & municipalities must recycle:

• Newspaper
• Clear glass bottles and jars
• #2 HDPE jugs
• Tin and aluminum cans
• Corrugated cardboard
• White office paper

Where to Recycle?

• Households may use one of the various bag-drop businesses and town depot/privately run transfer stations in the region or may contract with a licensed hauler for pickup service (where available). Contact your town clerk for information about bag-drop businesses that operate in your area.
• Businesses: Contact a licensed hauler for business recycling and trash pickups.

Why Recycle?

Recycling keeps valuable resources in use, in addition to conserving landfill space. The items that must be recycled in the District comprise a large volume of the recyclable materials entering the municipal solid waste stream.