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2016 Loyalist Township
Municipal Calendar
Odessa Municipal Office
263 Main Street, Box 70
Odessa, ON K0H 2H0
613-386-7351
www.loyalist.ca
info@loyalist.ca
Contents�Index�on�Back�Cover
Photo: �Mehbs�Manji
Photo: �Fania�Schamehorn
January 2016
SUNDAY
Winter Registration opens for Red Cross swimming lessons. See the Fall/Winter
Recreation Services Guide or visit www.loyalist.ca for further information.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
Council�meetings�begin�at�7:00�p.m.�in�the�Council�Chambers�at�the�Odessa�Municipal�Office.
SATURDAY
New�Year's�Day
2
Budget�Meetings�will�be�announced�on�our�website.
Committee�of�Adjustment�(CoA)�meetings�begin�at�6:00�p.m.�and are�followed�by�the�Economic
Development/Planning�Advisory�Committee�(EDPAC)�meetings,�also�in�the�Council�Chambers.
Offices�Closed
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
Christmas�Tree�Pickup
CoA�/�EDPAC
10
11
Council�Meeting
17
24
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
Odessa�Winter
Carnival�Begins
31
Odessa�Winter
Carnival�Ends
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
February 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Streetlight
Repairs: �Note�the
pole�number�and
call�613-386-7351
Ext.�116�to�report
a�problem.
1
The Recreation Services Guide for Spring/Summer activities will be available this month.
If you do not receive one in the mail, it is available at the Odessa Municipal Office, W.J. Henderson
Recreation Centre, the Leisure & Activity Centre, and on our website (www.loyalist.ca).
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
2
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
16
17
18
19
20
23
24
25
26
27
CoA�/�EDPAC
7
8
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
Council�Meeting
14
15
Family�Day
Offices�Closed
21
22
28
29
Rebate application
deadline for vacant
industrial and
commerical buildings
is February 29.
Property�Taxes�Due
Application�Deadline
for�Charity�Property�Tax
Rebate
Senior�Citizens�Property�Tax�Credit: To�provide�financial�assistance�to�homeowners,�Loyalist
Council�has�enacted�By-law�2011-22�which allows�a�credit�of�up�to�$150,�against�property�taxes
where�taxes�exceed�$600,�subject�to�conditions�and�a�May�1st�application�deadline.
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Bag Tags
Garbage bag tags are available to purchase for $2.50 per tag or $25 per sheet of
ten at the Municipal Office or the following locations:
Amherstview:
Amherstview Foodland, Beckers, Dollar Way Plus,
Guardian Drugs, Hunt's Pharmacy, Shoppers Drug Mart, and
W. J. Henderson Recreation Centre
�Amherst Island: Amherst Island Landfill
Bath:
Schell's Market, Free Flow Gas Bar, and Heritage Point Antiques
Millhaven:
Millhaven Grocery
Morven:
Violet Landfill Site
Odessa:
Mr. Gas, Odessa Food Market, Pop In Food Store, and
Savage's Home Hardware
Wilton:
Wilton General Store
Missing or Found dogs should be reported to Frontenac Municipal Law Enforcement at
613-541-3213. Any dog without a tag or any dog whose owner can't be reached, will be
impounded at the Kingston Humane Society. The owner will be responsible for any fees.
Residents are reminded that stray cats picked up in Loyalist Township, should be taken to
the Lennox and Addington SPCA, located at 156 Richmond Boulevard East, Napanee.
Dog Tags
Dog tags are available in
December at the reduced rate
of $15 per tag, until March 31.
For the period of April to
November, the tags will be
the full rate of $30 per tag.
Any resident who requires
more than two tags must
purchase them at the Odessa
Municipal Office. The fine
for unlicensed dogs within the
Township is $75.
In addition to the Municipal
Office and the W. J. Henderson
Recreation Centre, dog tags
can be purchased at the
Amherstview Pet Hospital,
Frontenac Animal Hospital,
and the Bath Free Flow
Gas Bar.
March 2016
SUNDAY
What is my waste and recycling collection zone? How many garbage bags can I put out? What do I do with
large items that will not fit in the garbage? What recycling do I put in my grey and blue boxes? See pages 14
and 15 of the calendar or visit www.loyalist.ca.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
1
In�addition�to moving�your�clocks
ahead�or�back�during�daylight�saving
time,�remember�to�also�check�the
batteries�in�your�smoke�alarms.
6
7
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
2
3
4
5
Reduced�Load
Restrictions on
Roads�Begin
8
9
10
11
12
15
16
17
18
19
Spring�begins
22
23
24
25
Good�Friday
26
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
CoA�/�EDPAC
13
Daylight�Saving
starts
14
Council�Meeting
20
21
Offices�Closed
27
Easter�Sunday
28
Easter�Monday
29
30
31
Overnight�Parking
Restrictions�End
Offices�Closed
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
Composting�offers�a�way�of�reducing
the�amount�of�waste that�we dispose
of.�Converting�waste�into�soil�is�not
only�great�for�the�environment,�it�is
useful�for�gardening�and�landscaping.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Brush and Yard Waste
Residents may take compostable materials and brush to the
composting facility across from Kingston Area Recycling Centre (KARC)
located at 196 Lappan's Lane. It is open Monday through Friday,
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Please call 613-546-0000
Ext. 2157 for further information.
Brush Pickup
In April and October there is a brush pickup week on mainland
Loyalist. Branches must be no longer than 1.82m (6 ft.) in length and
10.16cm (4in.) in diameter. Smaller branches must be bundled.
Brush must be placed at the road by 7 a.m. on the first day of pickup
week. The brush pile must not obstruct traffic or pedestrians. Crews will
collect on a street only once and will not return.
Each household is limited to 1.78m3 (64 cubic ft.), or one half-ton
pickup truck load. Brush not meeting the listed requirements will not be
collected.
Yard Waste Pickup
In May and November there is a yard waste pickup on mainland
Loyalist. Yard waste will only be collected if it is placed inside
PAPER BAGS, not plastic bags. Yard waste does not include food
waste, animal feces, soil, rocks, or any non-organic debris. It does not
include brush.
Yard Waste must be placed at the road by 7 a.m. on the first day of
pickup week. The bags must not obstruct traffic or pedestrians.
Crews will collect on each street only once, and will not return.
Home Composters
Composters may be purchased for $37 at the Odessa Municipal Office.
Photo: �Brian�Little
April 2016
SUNDAY
Spring Registration opens for Red Cross swimming lessons. See the Spring/Summer
Recreation Services Guide or visit www.loyalist.ca for further information.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
2
Signs,�pools,�hot�tubs,�decks,�and�wood�stoves�require�a�building�permit.�Please�contact the
Building�Department�(613-386-7351�Ext.�128)�or�visit�www.loyalist.ca�for�further�information
and�permit�applications.�All�permit�applications�must�have�a�land�deed�included.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
19
20
21
22
Earth�Day
23
Passover�begins
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
CoA�/�EDPAC
10
11
Council�Meeting
17
18
25
Enviro-Challenge Brush�Pickup
Week
24
26
27
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
28
29
30
Property�Taxes�Due
End�of�Reduced�Load
Restrictions�on�Roads
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Fania�Schamehorn
May 2016
SUNDAY
1
Summer Office Hours for the Odessa Municipal Office and the Odessa Firehall are in effect from May 2 - September 2.
The summer hours are Monday - Thursday (8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) and Friday (8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.).
Updated summer hours for the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre Office are Monday - Friday (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m).
MONDAY
2
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
Seasonal�Outdoor Summer�Office
Water�Restrictions Hours�Begin
Begin CoA�/�EDPAC
8
9
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
Yard�Waste�Pickup
Council�Meeting
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Victoria�Day
24
25
26
27
28
Seasonal�outdoor�water�restrictions�are�in�effect�from�May�1�to�September
30.�During�this�period,�even-numbered�addresses�water�on�evennumbered�days,�odd-numbered�addresses�on odd-numbered�days.
Short-term�exemptions�may�be�requested�in�writing�for�new�sod�and�seed.
Submit�requests�to�info@loyalist.ca.
Offices�Closed
29
30
Council�Meeting
31
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �W.J.�Henderson�Recreation�Centre
June 2016
SUNDAY
Summer Registration opens for Red Cross swimming lessons. See the Spring/Summer
Recreation Services Guide or visit www.loyalist.ca for further information.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Fires�and�Burning: �Open�air�burning�in�Loyalist�is
regulated.�This�includes�outdoor�burning�in�fire�pits,
chimineas, burn�barrels�and�fire�bowls.�Please�review
By-Law�2015-050.�Any�questions�should�be�directed�to
Emergency�Services�at�613-386-3762. 5
6
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
2
3
4
7
8
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
CoA�/�EDPAC
12
13
Giveaway�Day
Council�Meeting
19
26
20
Summer�begins
27
21
28
National
Aboriginal�Day
22
29
23
24
25
Violet�Landfill
Site�Open
30
Property�Taxes�Due
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
Please�do not�place�Household
Hazardous�Waste�in�the�recycling
or�garbage.�See�page�14�or
visit�www.loyalist.ca�for�further
information.
requiring immediate assistance
For any emergency
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Randy�Ferguson
Photo: �Paul�Snider
Photo: �Maureen�Sharpe
July 2016
SUNDAY
Community Events being held in Loyalist Township can be found on the www.loyalist.ca
events calendar. Contact the Municipal Office to provide details or for further information.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Amherst�Island�Ferry�Maintenance: �Regular�ferry�maintenance�is�usually�scheduled�in�advance
and�advertised on�www.loyalist.ca,�in�local�newspapers,�the�ferry�dock�signboards,�and�household
mailing�to�Island�residents.�Prolonged�delays�due�to�breakdowns�are�announced�on�the�local
radio�station�(CJAI�92.1�FM).�The�ferry�office�phone�message�will�be�updated�as�events�develop
(613-389-3393). The�Ferry�twitter�account�is�also�available�to�follow�(@island_ferry).
1
3
4
SATURDAY
Canada�Day
2
Offices�Closed
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
CoA�/�EDPAC
10
11
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
Council�Meeting
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Sunny�Wieler
August 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Sidewalk
1
Issues: Note
the street
name and�call
613-386-7351�Ext.
116�to�report�a
concern.
7
The Recreation Services Guide for Fall/Winter activities will be available this month.
If you do not receive one in the mail, it is available at the Odessa Municipal Office, W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre,
the Leisure & Activity Centre, and on our website (www.loyalist.ca).
Fall Registration opens for Red Cross swimming lessons. See the Fall/Winter Recreation Services Guide or visit
www.loyalist.ca for further information.
TUESDAY
Civic�Holiday
2
Offices�Closed
8
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
4
5
6
CoA�/�EDPAC
9
10
11
12
13
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
Council�Meeting
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Violet�Landfill
Site�Open
Council�Meeting
28
29
30
31
POOL�CLOSURE: �The�W.J.�Henderson�Recreation�Centre
pool�will�be�closed�for�the�last�week�of�August�and�the
first�week�of�September�to�complete�annual�maintenance.
Call�the�Recreation�Centre�at�613-389-3648�or�visit
www.loyalist.ca�for�further�information�on�the�closing.
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Troy�Johnson�-�twelve22�photography
September 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Join us on Sunday, September 11th for the Fall Recreation Services Open House at
the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre. Visit www.loyalist.ca for more information.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
A�building�permit�is�required�for�a�stand-alone�building/structure�occupying
1
FRIDAY
2
SATURDAY
3
an�area�of�10�square�metres�or�greater;�the�introduction�of�or�any�alterations
Summer�Office
Hours�End
to�a�heating�or�plumbing�system;�or�where�there�is�any�material�alteration�of�a
structure�(including�an�addition�or�attached�deck�regardless�of�size).�Please�call
613-386-7351�Ext.�128�or�visit www.loyalist.ca for�further�information.
4
5
Labour�Day
6
7
8
9
10
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
Offices�Closed
11
12
CoA�/�EDPAC
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
Fall�begins
23
24
Council�Meeting
18
19
Violet�Landfill
Site�Open
25
26
27
28
29
30
Property�Taxes�Due
Seasonal�Outdoor
Water�Restrictions�End
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
Be�sure�to�have
all�fuel-burning
devices�in�your
home�inspected
annually.
ALWAYS CALL 911
Giveaway Days
Residents of Loyalist Township are encouraged to take part in the "Giveaway
Days" on June 18 and October 22. This initiative is being offered to promote
the re-use of all unwanted goods. Travel throughout the Township and see
what your neighbours are giving away.
How it works: Starting at 7 a.m. on the designated days, place any unwanted
household items at the curb or end of the driveway and mark it "Free".
Only take items that are marked "Free" and do not leave picked-up items on
other people's property. Once you pick an item up it becomes your property
and responsibility.
Respect other people's property. Please do not walk on their grass, or block
sidewalks or roads with your items. Remove any items that are not taken from
your property by 5 p.m. on the same day. It is your responsibility to remove
any items from the curb as Loyalist Township will not be collecting these items
for disposal.
Item Precautions: The consumer Product Safety Bureau of Health Canada
advises that baby walkers, infant self-feeding devices, elongated tipped lawn
darts, and poly-carbonate baby bottles (BPA) are illegal to sell or give away.
For further information visit Health Canada's website at www.hc-sc.gc.ca.
If you require further information on the Giveaway Days, please call
613-386-7351, email info@loyalist.ca or visit www.loyalist.ca.
October 2016
SUNDAY
Join us on Friday, October 28th for all kinds of Haunted Halloween Activities at
Spooktacular in Fairfield Park. For more information visit www.loyalist.ca.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Loyalist�Township�is�committed�to�providing�customer�service�that�respects�the�dignity�and�independence�of�all
people.�The�Township�has an�Accessibility�Plan�in�effect that�will�assist�in�removing�barriers�for�people�with
disabilities,�and�ensure�that�no�new barriers�are�created.�Please�visit www.loyalist.ca or�call�613-386-7351�for�further
information. 2
3
1
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
19
20
21
22
Fire�Prevention�Week
CoA�/�EDPAC
9
10
Thanksgiving
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
Offices�Closed
16
23
17
Council�Meeting
18
Brush�Pickup
Giveaway�Day
Violet�Landfill
Site�Open
24
25
26
27
28
29
Council�Meeting
30
31
Halloween
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Fania�Schamehorn
November 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
The 2017 Loyalist Township Municipal Calendar will be available in December.
If you do not receive one in the mail, they are available at the Municipal Office, the
Recreation Centre, and at www.loyalist.ca.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
2
3
4
8
9
10
11
15
16
17
Wood�Stoves: �All�solid�fuel�heating�devices
SATURDAY
5
Remembrance�Day
12
18
19
25
26
require�a�building�permit�prior�to�installation.
For�more�information,�vist�www.loyalist.ca
or�contact�the�Building�department�at
613-386-7351�Ext.�128.
6
Daylight�Saving
ends
7
Amherstview
Utilities�Due
CoA�/�EDPAC
13
14
Yard�Waste�Pickup
Council�Meeting
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
30
Business�in�Loyalist: �With�a�few�exceptions,�Loyalist
Township�does�not�require�the�purchase�of�a�business
license.�However,�prior�to�opening�a�business,�you
are�encouraged�to�contact�the�Municipal�Office�for
information�on�licensing�and�zoning�issues.
Council�Meeting
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Photo: �Garrett�Elliot
December 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Help Santa turn on the lights at Fairfield Park at Light Up the Season on
Sunday, December 4th. For more information visit www.loyalist.ca.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
5
SATURDAY
1
2
3
Overnight�Parking�Restrictions�are�in�effect�from�December�1�to�March�31.
Overnight�Parking
Parking�is�prohibited on�any�Township�road or�street�between�1:00�a.m.�and
Restrictions�Begin
7:00�a.m.,�regardless�of�weather�conditions.�Any�vehicle�in violation�of�the
by-law�will�be�ticketed.
4
FRIDAY
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
Winter�begins
22
23
24
31
Odessa,�Bath,
Harewood,�Brooklands
Utilities�Due
CoA�/�EDPAC
11
12
Council�Meeting
18
19
Closed�at�Noon
25
Christmas,
Hanukkah�begins
26
Boxing�Day
Offices�Closed
27
28
29
Offices�Closed
To contact the Ontario Provincial Police for any reason other than an
emergency, call the OPP Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122.
Your call will be logged and the proper course of action will be determined.
30
Closed�at�Noon
For any emergency
requiring immediate assistance
ALWAYS CALL 911
Municipal Information
Call Before You Dig!
Loyalist Township is a member of Ontario One Call
(ON1Call), a free service that facilitates locates for
underground infrastructure.
If you are planning a project that requires digging
or excavation on private or municipal property, an
underground locate of gas pipes, sewer pipes, water pipes,
communication lines, and electrical lines can be requested by
calling ON1Call at 1-800-400-2255.
It is important to call as damage to pipes or lines can
cause a safety hazard or a disruption in service to others.
Homeowners or contractors who cause damage are liable for
the cost of repairs, and any legal claims for property damage
or personal injury to others.
The Township's operating and capital budgets form the basis for the annual
tax levy requirements and property tax rates, in addition to water and sewer
connection charges and user rates. The Township publishes audited financial
statements and performance measurements annually. The most recently
approved tax rates, budget highlights, audited financial statements, and a
summary of performance measurement results are available at www.loyalist.ca.
For further information, please contact the Director of Finance at Ext. 109.
Pre-Authorized
Payment Plans
Loyalist Township offers
options for the easy
payment of property taxes
and utilities. For further
information visit
www.loyalist.ca, or contact
the Tax Clerk at Ext. 119
or the Utilities Clerk at
Ext. 105.
Utilities E-Billing
Loyalist Township Utilities
offers paperless billing
through email. To have
your bill delivered to your
email account, please visit
www.loyalist.ca and go
to the Residents tab for
the forms required to set
E-billing up, or contact the
Utilities Clerk at Ext. 105.
Municipal Information
2014�-�2018 Loyalist�Township
Council
Please call 613-386-7351 or visit www.loyalist.ca
Chief Administrative Officer
Robert Maddocks
Human Resources Manager
Director of Administrative Services/Clerk
Ext. 111
Ext. 149
Paul Snider
Ext. 121
Reception, Lottery Licenses
Ext. 100
Council Information, Livestock Claims
Ext. 120
By-law Enforcement
Ext. 123
Director of Finance
Kate Tindal
Ext. 109
Property Tax and Assessment Information
Ext. 119
Water and Sewer Billing
Ext. 105
Director of Infrastructure
David Thompson
Ext. 118
Drainage/Roads/Water and Sewer Operations/
Garbage/Recycling and Subdivision Resident Inquiries
Ext. 116
New Development Lot Grading
Ext. 103
Director of Planning & Development Services
Murray Beckel
Ext. 130
Zoning, Severance, Minor Variance Inquiries
Ext. 129
Building Permit and Inspection Inquiries
Ext. 128
Director of Recreation Services
Andrée Ferris
Deputy Fire Chief
Fred Stephenson 613-386-3762
Ext. 131
Mayor
Bill Lowry
Deputy Mayor
Ric Bresee
Ward 1 Councillor
Duncan Ashley
Ward 2 Councillor
Ed Daniliunas
Ward 3 Councillor
Jim Hegadorn
Ward 3 Councillor
Penny Porter
Ward 3 Councillor
Ron Gordon
Landfill and Recycling
Not sure if an item can be recycled? Refer to the Recycling Guide on
Waste Collection
the next page or visit www.loyalist.ca
Garbage Waste is collected in all wards of Loyalist Township,
except Amherst Island. It must be at the curb by 7 a.m. and
Household Hazardous Waste
should be collected by 5 p.m. Each bag must have a tag, and
These items should not be placed in the recycling or garbage.
if a can is used the tag must be visible on the top bag. There is
They can be brought to the Kingston Area Recycling Centre
no limit on the number of tagged bags/cans that may be put out;
(KARC). The HHW facility is at 196 Lappan's Lane, open April
however, they must be tagged. The following restrictions apply:
through November (inclusive) on Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents of Loyalist Township may drop
• Maximum weight per bag/can is 18kg/40lbs; no bag
off hazardous waste at no charge. All residents must provide proof of
larger than 75cm x 95 cm/30in. x 38in. or a can size of
residence (i.e. driver's license) when dropping off hazardous waste.
77 litres/17 gallons.
Please visit https://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/waste/recycling
Violet Landfill Site
Address: 1346 Violet Road
Hours of Operation: Tuesday - Thursday (8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.);
• Bag tags are $2.50 each.
• Old $2.00 bag tags will be accepted until Dec. 31, 2015.
• Old $2.00 bag tags can be returned to the Odessa office for
refund and applied to the purchase of new $2.50 tags.
Calendar noted Saturdays, please visit www.loyalist.ca for hours.
Free Large Item Disposal Opportunities (FLIDO)
Fees: $125/tonne or a minimum $15 charge per visit;
Residents of Loyalist Township may utilize Free Large Item
Tires - $3/tire (16" rim or smaller); $6/tire (17" rim or larger).
Disposal Opportunities (FLIDO) at any time the landfill is open
Method of payment is cash or debit.
for business, including some Saturdays during the summer and
fall months. In 2016, all Township households have 4 FLIDO.
Amherst Island Landfill Site
Hours of Operation: Wednesday (11 a.m. - 2 p.m.);
One FLIDO is considered to be the equivalent to one pick-up
Saturday (10 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Sunday (2 p.m. - 4 p.m.)
truck load, having a cargo capacity of 2.44m (8 ft.) by 1.22m
Fees: As established in By-law 2015-063 (as amended) -
(4 ft.) by 0.60m (2ft.) = 1.78m3 (64 cubic ft.). A FLIDO may be
Schedule B; Tire fees same as Violet Site. Method of payment
used during the regular landfill hours of operation. For further
is cash or debit.
information contact the Municipal Office, or visit www.loyalist.ca.
Grey Box Recycling
All paper products should be placed in a clean
untied grocery bag. This helps keep the paper
dry and from blowing away.
ACCEPTED ITEMS AND PREPARATION
Newspapers
and
Plastic�Bags
Mixed�Paper
Newspapers�and�all�flyers
Catalogues�and magazines
DO NOT INCLUDE
No�cereal/cracker�liner�bags,�plastic�food
wrap, and�food�storage�bags
Plastic�grocery�bags,�milk�bags,�pouches,
frozen vegetable�bags must�be�cleaned
and placed�into�a�bag�that�is tied�shut No�diaper,�meat,�bacon,�pasta,�pet�food
and�bubble�wrap�packaging Junk�mail,�office�paper, telephone
books,�cards,�paper�bags, (Window
envelopes�are�accepted.)
Soft�and�Hard�Cover�Books�(remove�and
discard�binding�and�hard�covers)
Paper beverage cups�(without�wax
coating)
SHREDDED�PAPER�must�be�bagged�with
handles�tied�securely
No gift�wrap
No�photographs
No�used�tissues�or�paper�towels�or�any
other�contaminated�paper
No�wax coated�beverage�cups
Boxboard
and
Polycoat
Boxes�for�cereal,�crackers,�pasta,�etc;�shoe Remove�plastic�windows�from�pasta�and
boxes; paper�towel�centre�cores,�etc
tissue�boxes
Milk�and Juice�cartons�and Tetra-Pak�juice
boxes�must�be�rinsed
Remove�and�discard inside�bags�and�liners
Paper�egg�cartons
Corrugated
Cardboard
Corrugated�boxes�must�be�flattened.
Remove�staples�and�tape
Tie�in�bundles,�maximum size: 36”�x
24”�x�8”.�Place�no�more�than�6�bundles
beside�the grey box
No�cardboard�that�has�been�contaminated
with�oil�or�chemicals
Remove�ALL�food�residue�and�contents
from�pizza�boxes
No�wax-coated�boxes�or�soiled�pizza�boxes
Blue Box Recycling
Do not bag blue box items, place them loosely inside.
ACCEPTED ITEMS AND PREPARATION
Glass�Bottles
and�Jars
Food and beverage glass bottles and
jars
No light bulbs of any type
Clear or coloured glass
No drinking glasses
Return beer, wine, and alcohol bottles
to store for refund
Remove lids and rinse container
Recycle metal and plastic lids
Plastics/
Styrofoam
DO NOT INCLUDE
Bottles,�jars,�tubs,�and�lids with�recycling
symbol
All�plastics�with�a
recycling�number
will�be�collected.
No�plastic�bags,
they�belong�in�the
Grey�Box.
Laundry,�cleaner,�soap,�and shampoo
bottles Aluminum
and
Steel Cans
ALL food�and beverage�cans�and lids
Clean�aluminum�foil�containers
Cartons,�trays,�clamshell,�and�other�rigid
plastic�packing
No mirror or window glass
No ceramics (plates, mugs, Pyrex®, etc)
No broken glass (wrap and place with
garbage)
No pails over 10L, laundry
baskets, storage totes or toys
No popcorn styrofoam or plastic cutlery
No large plastics that are not a food,
beverage or household container
Empty�and�rinse�all�containers
Styrofoam�pieces�must�be�no�larger�than
36"�x�24"�x�8"
Empty�and�rinse�cans,�placing�lids�inside
and�pinching�can�shut
Labels�are�ok
No aerosol or paint cans
No cooking pots or pans
No other metal items
No paper-backed foil (lids from take-out
food)
No foil laminates (potato chip bags)
Index Calendar
Contents
Important Contacts
Missed�Garbage/Recycling
Collection?
613-548-4428�Progressive�Waste
Roads�and�Utilities�After-Hours
Emergencies
613-541-3202
Kingston�Area�Recycling�Centre
613-546-0000
County�of�Lennox�and�Addington
613-354-4883
County�Provincial�Offences
Administration�Office
613-354-1672
W.�J.�Henderson�Recreation�Centre
613-389-3648
Leisure�&�Activity�Centre
613-634-5355
Amherst�Island�Ferry�Information
613-389-3393
Animal�Control�(Frontenac
Municipal�Law�Enforcement)
613-541-3213
Loyalist�OPP�Detachment
1-888-310-1122
Emergency�Services�Department
613-386-3762
Municipal Meetings.................................. p.1
Recreation Services Guide Info......... p.2/p.8
Streetlight Repair Info..............................p.2
Bag Tags, Dog Tags and Missing
or Found Dogs/Cats.............................. p.3
Brush & Yard Waste Collection................p.4
Summer Office Hours and Seasonal
Water Restrictions Info.......................... p.5
Open Air Burning..................................... p.6
Community Events and
Amherst Island Ferry.............................p.7
Pool Closure and
Sidewalk Issues Info............................. p.8
Building Permit Info……….................. ….p.9
Giveaway Days Info...............................p.10
Business Licensing and
Wood Stove Info..................................p.11
Overnight Parking Restriction Info......... p.12
Municipal Info. - Underground
Locates/Taxes/Utilities......................... p.13
Municipal Info. - Important Phone
Numbers/Council................................. p.13
Waste & Recycling Collection Map........ p.14
Landfill and Recycling Info.....................p.14
Blue and Grey Box Guide .....................p.15