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EVENTS

For those Condominium Properties located within St. John’s:

Condominiums must register with the Waste Diversion Supervisor at curbit@stjohns.ca or by calling 311 or 754 CITY (2489). We can assist you with educating staff/ residents of the building as well as offer suggestions on creative ways to handle recycling. We will provide a sample of blue bags and all the information you will need to get started.

The same rules and regulations will apply as single-family dwellings:

• Waste is placed to the curb between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. on the collection day
• Automated garbage areas must use the provided City issued cart for garbage collection and properly place cart on collection day
• In non-automated collection areas there are 4 bags or less of garbage
• There is no limit on the number of bags of recycling
• Yard waste must be in paper yard waste bags
• Each bag must be less than 50 pounds

Multi-Family (MF) properties include apartment and condominium buildings with more than 5 water units. We will collect from these properties if they can work within the framework of normal collections

• One cart assigned for each water unit to a maximum of five carts total
• Sorted blue bags at curb
• Yard waste in brown bags
• There is a recycling program available for MF properties if they meet certain criteria.
• Located along collection route
• Agree to follow framework of curbside recycling requirements (ie sorted blue bags placed at curb, uncollected blue bags will be brought back away from curb)
• Designated contact for program that City can reach

There are no garbage or yard waste programs for MF properties.
For more info, view https://curbitstjohns.ca/recycle/commercial-condos-apartments/

Round Table Seminar for Condominiums Boards of Directors
COMPLIMENTARY EVENT
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
St. John’s

At CCI NL’s Annual General Meeting last November it was suggested another seminar for directors of the boards of condominiums be held.  The landscape of condominium management is ever challenging and having the opportunity for board representatives to discuss issues and network with one another was thought very worthwhile. More information...