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California's Short-Lived Pollutant Regulations, Senate Bill 1383, requires all residents and businesses to separate their organic waste from landfill and recycle containers. Organic waste or green waste includes leaves, grass or yard clippings, food waste, food soiled cardboard, food soiled paper. All these compostable materials must be placed into the green compost container.
If you observe an incident where organic waste is not being placed into the appropriate green compost containers, you can submit a complaint to the City. Complaints can be made anonymously, or you can provide your contact information and the City will provide a response to your inquiry.
California's Short-Lived Pollutant Regulations, Senate Bill 1383, requires all residents and businesses to separate their organic waste from landfill and recycle containers. Organic waste or green waste includes leaves, grass or yard clippings, food waste, food soiled cardboard, food soiled paper. All these compostable materials must be placed into the green compost container.
If you observe an incident where organic waste is not being placed into the appropriate green compost containers, you can submit a complaint to the City. Complaints can be made anonymously, or you can provide your contact information and the City will provide a response to your inquiry.
