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Mount Holly Municipal Calendar 2021
Sacred Heart School
Catholic Education for the 21st Century
Proudly Brewed in Mount Holly, New Jersey!
TASTING ROOM HOURS
WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 3-10PM
SATURDAY 12-8PM
SUNDAY 12-5PM
Follow Us
www.sacred-heart-school.org
250 High Street Mount Holly, NJ 10 Lippincott Ln., Unit 12
The Hugh Campbell paintings appear courtesy of the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Visit the Wardens House Gallery located on High
Street adjacent to the Prison Museum to see the collection.
w JANUARY 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
Please place New Year’s Day
recycling at the curb Municipal Building Closed
by 6:00 am Monday
Z O N E 5 L E A F C O L L E C T I O N
3 Council 6pm 4 5 6 7 8 9
Re-organization
Court 9am
10 Recycling Pick up 11 12 Metal Pick-Up
13 14 15 16
Court 9am
17 Martin Luther
King Day
18 Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
19 20 21 22 23
Municipal Building Closed
24 Recycling Pick up 25 26 Metal Pick-Up
27 28 29 30
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
31
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.
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2658 RT. 206
Mt. Holly,
NJ 08060
856.316.0777
Cell: 609.217.7110
steve@deansrealestategroup.com
Stephen Deans
ALLIED RECYCLING
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Realtor® - Salesperson Associate EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - DRIVERS WANTED!
w FEBRUARY 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Please place recycling at
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
Court 9am 1 2 3 4 5 6
1st Qtr Taxes Due
7 Recycling Pick up 8 9 10 11 12 13
Council Meeting Metal Pick-Up
7pm
Court 9am
14 President’s Day
Municipal Building Closed
15 Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
16 17 18 19 20
Valentine’s Day Ash Wednesday
21 Recycling Pick up 22 23 24 25 26 27
Council Meeting Metal Pick-Up
7pm
Court 9am
28
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.
Providing Business & Personal
Accounting Services
for over 50 years
• Tax planning • Tax Preparation •
• Full Service Business Accounting •
• Estate planning • Computerized Accounting •
300 High Street
Lawrence E. Fisher Accounting Established 1952 Mount Holly, NJ 08060
Lawrence E. Fisher Jennifer A. Patton
Phone: 609-265-1717
Licensed Public Accountant Certified Public Accountant
Owner Manager Fax: 609-265-1180
17 Grant Street, PO Box 591, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 drgwentzel@me.com
Phone 609•267•3333 Fax: 609•267•4874 email: lefisher@larryfisheraccounting.com www.wentzelchiropractic.com
w MARCH 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Court 9am
Metal Pick-Up
7 Recycling Pick up 8 9 10 11 12 13
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
Planning Board
14 Meeting 7pm 15 16 17 18 19 20
Daylights Savings Time St. Patrick’s Day
(Spring Forward)
Metal Pick-Up Passover
21 Recycling Pick up 22 23 24 25 26 27
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
28 29 30 31
Alshire, Wurst & Please place recycling at
Holmes Memorial
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.
• Organic, non-toxic & integrated landscape programs
• Insect, mite, weed & disease treatments
• Aeration & seeding application Vincent’s
• Soil analysis & amendments
• Tree care consulting Homemade Ice cream
• Tick, Flea, & Mosquito Treatments
• Gourmet ice cream and water ice
Eco-Friendly Solutions
• Retail and wholesale
Tree, Shrub, & Lawn Health Experts
Made fresh from the finest ingredients
609.784.8831 and seasonal fruit flavours
— www.NaturesAlly.net — 54 High Street, Mount Holly, NJ
w APRIL 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
Good Friday
Please place recycling at
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
4 Recycling Pick up 5 6 7 8 9 10
Easter Sunday
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
11 Council Meeting
7pm
12 13 14 15 16 17
Metal Pick-Up
Court 9am
18 Recycling Pick up 19 20 21 22 23 24
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
25 Council Meeting
7pm
26 27 28 29 30
Metal Pick-Up
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.
Electrical Contracting
24 Wurst Alley
Deborah Baker
Mount Holly, NJ 08060 LMT, Member ABMP
Phone: (609) 265-2683
Fax: (609) 265-2684 609.868.0867
Cell: (609) 868-7750
Email: voltage@verizon.net
deborah@njstillwaters.com
License # 10691 NJstillwaters.com
Bus. Permit #10691
Still Waters 5 Church Street
Mill Race Village
Commercial • Residential Therapeutic Massage Mount Holly, NJ 08060w MAY 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
Please place 2nd Qtr Taxes Due
recycling at the curb
by 6:00 am Monday
2 Recycling Pick up 3 4 5 6 7 8
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
Mother’s Day 9 Council Meeting 10 11 Metal Pick-Up 12 13 14 15
7pm
Court 9am
16 Recycling Pick up 17 18 19 20 21 22
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
23 24 25 Metal Pick-Up 26 27 28 29
Memorial Day
30 Municipal Building Closed 31
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.15%Ad
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We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover &
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Personal Checks Call for Tee Time or Membership Information • 609 . 265 . 1800w JUNE 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Recycling Pick up 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 Metal Pick-Up 9 10 11 12
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
13 Flag Day 14 15 16 17 18 19
Planning Board
Recycling Pick up Meeting 7pm
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
Father’s Day 20 21 22 Metal Pick-Up
23 24 25 26
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
27 Recycling Pick up 28 29 30
Please place recycling at
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
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46 High St. Mount Holly NJ 08060 4 Terry Drive Newtown, PA 18940
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w JULY 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Independence Day Independence Day
Observed
Please note
Municipal Building is
closed
11 Recycling Pick up 12 13 14 15 16 17
Council Meeting Metal Pick-Up
7pm
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
25 Recycling Pick up 26 27 28 29 30 31
Metal Pick-Up
Court 9am
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.MHC2021 December 20, 2021
w AUGUST 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Third Quarter
Taxes Due Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
8 Council Meeting 9 10 Metal Pick-Up 11 12 13 14
7pm
15 Recycling Pick up 16 17 18 19 20 21
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
22 23 24 Metal Pick-Up 25 26 27 28
29 Recycling Pick up 30 31
Please place recycling at
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
Court 9am
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.ARNOLD MILLER NJ LIC # 6274 Celebrating
Owner CL # 13VH01576000
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Residential • Commercial • Industrial
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
Please place recycling at
the curb by 6:00 am Monday
5 Labor Day 6 Recycling Pick up 7 Metal Pick-Up 8 9 10 11
Municipal Building Closed
Rosh Hashanan
Begins
12 Recycling Pick up 13 14 15 16 17 18
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
19 Recycling Pick up
20 21 Metal Pick-Up 22 23 24 25
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
26 27 28 29 30
Council Meeting
7pm
Court9am
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.Electrical Contracting
Concrete Custom Mixed On-Site! 24 Wurst Alley
Mount Holly, NJ 08060
Phone: (609) 265-2683
Fax: (609) 265-2684
Cell: (609) 868-7750
Email: voltage@verizon.net
License # 10691
Bus. Permit #10691
Commercial • Residentialw OCTOBER 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
Please place
recycling at the curb
by 6:00 am Monday
3 Recycling Pick up 4 5 6 7 8 9
Yom Kippur
Court 9am
B R U S H C O L L E C T I O N
10 Columbus Day
Municipal Building Closed
11 12 Metal Pick-Up 13 14 15 16
17 Recycling Pick up 18 19 20 21 22 23
Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
24 Council Meeting 25 26 Metal Pick-Up 27 28 29 30
7pm
Court 9am
Halloween
31
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 1
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.SALES
SERVICE
1891 Rt. 38 • Southampton, NJ 08088
609-267-8384 • Fax 609-267-5861
E-mail: S.H.I.C@comcast.net
Web: www.southamptonimportedcars.jimdo.com
“EUROPEAN CAR SPECIALISTS SINCE 1966”
MAINTENANCE SERVICE, COMPUTERIZED DIAGNOSTICSw NOVEMBER 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Recycling Pick up
1 Election Day
2 3 4 5 6
Municipal Building Closed
4th Qtr Taxes Due
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 2
7 8 9 10 Veteran’s Day 11 12 13
Daylight Savings Time Council Meeting Municipal Building Closed
(Fall Back) 7pm
Court 9am
Metal Pick-Up
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 3
14 Recycling Pick up
Planning Board
15 16 17 18 19 20
Meeting 7pm
Court 9am
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 4
21 22 23 Metal Pick-Up 24 Thanksgiving Day
25 Day after 26 27
Municipal Building Closed Thanksgiving Day
Municipal Building Closed
Court 9am
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 5
Hanukkah Begins 28 Recycling Pick up 29 30
LEAF COLLECTION ZONE 1
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.Mount Holly
Municipal Utlities Authority
BOARD MEMBERS 12
Jules Theissen, Chairman S i n c e 19
Christopher Banks, Commissioner
Jay Springer, Commissioner
MILLER FORD LINCOLN | MILLER SUBARU
1 Park Drive, P.O.Box 486 MILLER TRUCK LEASING | MILLER AUTO LEASING
Mount Holly NJ 08060
MILLER DEDICATED SERVICES
Phone (609) 267-0015
WWW.MHMUA.COM Sewer Emergencies
Contact (609) 267-1110
Route 38, Mt Holly | 609.261.7836
www.facebook.com/MountHollyMUA www.millertransgroup.com
w DECEMBER 2021 w
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 1
Metal Pick-Up
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Court 9am
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 2
Recycling Pick up
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Council Meeting
7pm
Court 9am
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 3
19 Planning Board
Meeting 7pm
20 21 22 23 24 Christmas Day
25
Christmas Holiday Christmas Eve
Municipal Building Closed Municipal Building Closed
Court 9am (Observed)
Municipal Building Closed
Metal Pick-Up
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 4
Recycling Pick up
Kwanzaa Begins 26 27 28 29 New Year’s Eve 30 New Year’s Eve 31
(Observed)
L E A F C O L L E C T I O N Z O N E 5
Holidays* • Town Events • Recycling • Other important information
*Jewish holidays start on or after sunset on the date listed.Put Your Zone Number Here__________________
Street Zone Street Zone Street Zone Street Zone Street Zone
Arch...................................F..... 4 Clover............................... W..... 2 Homestead...................... W..... 2 NJ Rt. 38............................T..... 5 Smith............................... W..... 1
Arnold...............................T..... 3 Comfort............................F..... 5 Hulme...............................T..... 5 Oak....................................F..... 4 Somerset..........................F..... 4
Ashurst............................ W..... 2 Cripps...............................T..... 3 Hunterdon N....................F..... 4 Paddock Way....................T..... 3 South................................T..... 5
Bank..................................T..... 5 Curlew.............................. W..... 1 Jacksonville..................... W..... 2 Parc Ridge........................T..... 3 Spout Spring....................T..... 5
Barberry........................... W..... 1 Commerce....................... W..... 4 Jefferson............................T..... 5 Park.................................. W..... 4 Starling............................ W..... 1
Bartram.............................F..... 4 Dawn.................................T..... 3 Joseph...............................F..... 4 Parkview............................T..... 3 Stevens............................ W..... 2
Basin.................................T..... 1 Devon................................F..... 4 Kelly................................. W..... 1 Parkers Mill......................F......4 Sunset...............................T..... 3
Birch..................................T..... 3 Eagle.................................F..... 4 Kirby.................................F......4 Parliament........................F..... 4 Sussex.............................. W..... 2
Bispham...........................T..... 5 Elm................................... W..... 3 King...................................F..... 4 Paxson............................. W..... 3 Tinker............................... W..... 1
Bishop..............................F ... 4 Emma.............................. W..... 1 Lake...................................T..... 3 Pearl................................. W..... 3 Thornton.......................... W..... 2
Bluejay............................. W..... 1 Evergreen........................ W..... 1 Langstaff.......................... W..... 1 Pemberton S....................T..... 5 Thorndyke.........................F..... 4
Bong................................. W..... 1 Filbert...............................F..... 4 Levis..................................F..... 4 Pine...................................T..... 5 Tomlinson........................F..... 4
Branch............................T/W... 3 Forbes...............................T..... 3 Lincoln..............................T..... 5 Plymouth......................... W..... 2 Top-E-Toy.........................T..... 3
Brainerd........................... W..... 3 Front (11-204)................. W..... 1 Lippincott.........................F..... 4 Poplar...............................T..... 3 Trinity................................T..... 4
Briarwood.........................T..... 3 Front (206-237)............... W..... 2 Lois...................................T..... 5 Prospect........................... W..... 1 Union............................... W..... 2
Broad............................... W..... 1 Garden............................. W..... 2 Madison.......................... T/F.... 5 Rancocas..........................F..... 4 Victoria.............................F..... 4
Brown................................F..... 4 Gibson..............................T..... 3 Manor...............................T..... 3 Randolph (2-8)................ W..... 1 Wall...................................T..... 5
Budd.................................T..... 5 Gillman.............................F..... 4 Martin S............................F..... 4 Randolph (10-24)............ W..... 2 Wallace.............................F......4
Buttonwood (310-423)... W..... 1 Girard................................F..... 3 Martin N...........................F..... 4 Randall.............................T..... 5 Walnut............................. W..... 3
Buttonwood (110-225)... W..... 2 Grant.................................F..... 4 Mary................................. W..... 1 Regency............................F..... 4 Walton............................. W..... 2
Buttonwood (23-53)....... W..... 3 Green................................T..... 3 Meadow............................T..... 3 Richmond.........................F..... 5 Warwick............................ W..... 2
Caley.................................F..... 5 Greenwood.......................T..... 5 Merritt...............................T..... 3 Ridge.................................F..... 5 Washington (100-West)...F..... 4
Canary.............................. W..... 1 Harmon........................... W..... 1 Mifflin...............................T..... 3 Ridgley............................. W..... 1 Washington (1-99)...........F..... 5
Cardinal........................... W..... 1 Harrison............................T..... 5 Mill....................................T..... 3 Ridgeway......................... W..... 1 Wesley.............................. W..... 2
Carlton..............................F..... 4 Hawthorne....................... W..... 2 Mitchell........................... W..... 1 Riemer..............................F..... 4 White................................T..... 5
Cedar................................T..... 5 Hemlock.......................... W..... 2 Monroe.............................T..... 5 Risdon............................. W..... 2 Willow...............................F..... 4
Charles..............................T..... 5 Herald...............................T..... 5 Moore...............................T..... 3 Robin............................... W..... 1 Winding............................T..... 3
Chennault........................ W..... 1 Hickory............................. W..... 2 Mt. Holly (315-321)......... W..... 1 Rose..................................F..... 4 Windsor........................... W..... 2
Chestnut...........................F..... 4 High (Broad-North).......W/F... 1 Mt. Holly (116-205)......... W..... 2 Rossell............................. W..... 1 Woodlane (828-898)....... W..... 1
Cherry (315-321)............. W..... 1 High (Broad-Garden).....W/F... 2 Mt. Holly (24-54)............. W..... 3 Rutland.............................F..... 4 Woodlane (900-962)....... W..... 2
Cherry (115-208)............. W..... 2 High (Garden-Mill)........W/F... 3 Mt. View........................... W..... 1 Royal................................ W..... 4 Woodpecker.................... W..... 1
Cherry (2-48)................... W..... 3 Hillside............................ W..... 1 Murrell............................. W..... 3 Saul...................................F..... 4 Woolman..........................T..... 3
Church..............................T..... 5 Hilton............................... W..... 2 Mt. Holly By-Pass............F..... 4 Second..............................F..... 4 Wollner.............................T..... 5
Clay...................................T..... 5 Holeman...........................F..... 4 Newcomb.........................T..... 3 Shelmore..........................F..... 2
Clifton...............................F..... 4 Holly................................ W..... 1 Nippins.............................T..... 5 Shreve...............................T..... 5
Trash Collection Schedule: T- Tuesday, W- Wednesday, F- Friday
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• (voice) 261-8817 • www.deansgraphics.comDear Mount Holly Resident:
This is the 30th Annual Mount Holly Municipal calendar and is intended to keep
NOTE: ALL TRASH PICKUP COMPLAINTS:
residents aware of the planned recycling and township activities for 2020. We PLEASE CONTACT THE TOWNSHIP
hope that all residents will read and take note of the information contained in 845-1100, ext. 101
this calendar. If you have any questions, feel free to call the township office.
REMEMBER:
Jason Jones Mayor
Chris Banks Councilman 1. NO construction debris, i.e. sidewalk material, roofing material, 2x4’s,
Lewis Brown Councilman etc. (for disposal information call: 845-1100).
James Codianni Councilman
Katherine McCandless. Councilwoman 2. Brush will be collected the first full week of each month except
Nov. - Mar. Please call 267-0170, ext. 176. Brush will not be picked up
DOG LICENSING Call 845-1100, ext. 351 during leaf collection. REMEMBER Leaves will not be collected on major
Dogs are required to be licensed by January 31st each year. Late fees are holidays.
assessed beginning March 1st. All rabies vaccines must be valid through 3. Metal will be picked up on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday. You must
November 1st of the current year. Any household with more than two dogs is call 609-8445-1100, ext. 101 for pickup. Please put items out the
required to pay an additional $100.00 fee for each additional dog in addition
night before.
to the annual licensing fee.
4. Yard sales require a $10.00 permit. Permits must be obtained at the
Mount Holly Township Contact info: Police Department - 609-845-1100 Ext.102 and are limited to 2 per
year per Mount Holly Township Ordinance 224-4.
Website Links: www.twp.mountholly.nj.us
5. For Recycling Collection information: Call OTC at 267-6889.
6. For stormwater management rules and regulations, go to link at
www.twp.mountholly.nj.us
Dept. Direct Dial Numbers Ext. 7. Grass clippings and tires must be taken to the county landfill, 499-5300.
Court / Tickets 609-845-1122 202
8. Bagged leaves will be picked-up 12 months out of the year. Please call
Detectives Bureau 609-845-1115 115
845-1100 Ext. 176 for pickup. Leave message.
Construction 609-845-1100 215
Finance 609-845-1107 307
UEZ 609-845-1163 113
Birth, Marriage & Death Rec. 609-845-1103 303
Municipal Clerk’s Office 609-845-1101 301
Public Works 609-261-2478 252
Police Non-Emergency 609-267-8300
Police Records 609-845-1190 102
Tax 609-845-1105 305
Manager’s Ofice 609-845-1163 113 Your next Municipal Calendar to be distributed in
Tax Assessor 609-845-1113 313 January 2022 will run from January 2022 to December 2022
Housing Inspections 609-845-1100 221
Main # 609-845-1100
Protect your Watershed –
Stop nonpoint source pollution. What you can do today!
Nonpoint source pollution is contamination of our watersheds, ground water, waterways and ocean that results
from everyday activities such as fertilizing the lawn, walking pets, changing motor oil and littering. With each
rainfall, pollutants generated by these activities are washed into local waterways. They can also soak into the
ground contaminating the ground water. These contaminates can end up in our drinking water supply. Simple
changes in your daily lifestyle can make a tremendous difference in the quality of New Jersey’s water resources.
Here are a few ways that you can reduce nonpoint source pollution:
Place litter in trash receptacles. Never throw litter, including cigarette butts and fast food containers, in streets
or down storm drains. Recycle as much as possible.
Avoid the overuse of fertilizers. Do not apply them before a heavy rainfall. Do a soil test to see if fertilizers are
necessary. Over use of Fertilizers (nitrates and phosphates) cause algae blooms that can kill fish.
Use alternative to pesticides whenever possible. When using a pesticide, follow the directions carefully. Many
household products made to exterminate pests are also toxic to humans, animals, aquatic organisms and plants.
Pick up after your pet and dispose of wastes in the garbage, not the storm drain. Animal wastes contain bacteria,
viruses and nutrients that can contaminate our waterways and negatively effect aquatic life and can lead to
algae blooms.
Do not feed ducks and geese. Feeding ducks, geese and other waterfowl causes them to concentrate in small
areas resulting in concentrated animal waste, causing the same problems as pet waste.
Dispose of household hazardous waste properly. Do not pour household hazardous products (paint thinners,
mothballs, oven cleaners, etc) down any drain or toilet; and do not dispose in household trash. Hazardous waste
can be dropped off at the County Resource
Managing stormwater in your own backyard is Recovery Center on Rte 543 T-F 7-3; Sat
important. As an integral part of the watershed 7-2 (http://www.co.burlington.nj.us)
you live in, what you do in your backyard makes U.S. POSTAGE
Recycle all used motor oil. Do not dump
a difference. Here are some examples of what used motor oil down storm drains or on PAID
you can do at home: the ground. Take it to a local public or Cinnaminson, NJ
private recycling center. Permit #332
• Reduce impervious surfaces by using pavers
or bricks rather than concrete for a driveway
or sidewalk.
Wash your car only when necessary.
• Divert rain from paved surfaces onto grass to
Consider using a commercial car wash that
permit gradual infiltration.
recycles its wash water. If you wash your car
• Choose appropriate plants, shrubs and trees
at home, use a non-phosphate detergent.
for your soil; do not select plants that need lots Dispose of yard waste properly.
of watering, fertilizer, or pesticides. Keep leaves and grass out of storm drains.
• Consider installing rain barrels, a rain garden Try mulching or composted your yard
or dry wells to reduce stormwater runoff from waste. Refer to this calendar for
your roof. scheduled brush and leaf pick up.You can also read
