Seaview/Ocean Bay Park Garbage District

Garbage Cans

All should be labeled in 3 in. letters with the address and property owner’s name. The District Ordinance requires that all refuse be stored “…in a container which will completely confine the material and which will be rodent and insect proof…” The first violation of the Ordinance carries a penalty of up to $500.00. Secure lids and bungee cords will help make cans animal proof. Placement of cans in secure bins is suggested. You may be charged with a violation of the District Ordinance for failure to comply.

Non-Recyclables

Up to 6 cans per collection, no larger than 32 gal. each. Homeowners will be charged for cans in excess of the 6 permitted per collection.

Recyclables

Place tin and beverage cans, license plates, glass bottles (without lids), number 1 & 2 plastic containers that hold soda, detergent, shampoo, milk, or water into Islip WRAP can, or any other suitably labeled 20 gal. can. Please do not bag the contents of these cans.

Place paper and corrugated cardboard, paper-bagged, or bundled with string, into Brookhaven CURBY can, or any other suitably labeled 20 gal. can. Please do not use plastic bags.

Bulk Collection

Before putting any bulk item out for collection call Stang Carting at 631-567-7792, for pickup date. Each household is allowed one item per week. A bulk item is a single item of solid waste which is larger than 2ft X 2ft. X 4ft., or weighs more than 50 lbs., or tires, household furniture, and household appliances.

Spring and Fall Clean-up Days

This year’s Clean-up days fall on Monday, May 16th and Tuesday, October 11th. Bulk items (furniture, bedding, appliances), plus smaller items (sheets, towels, clothes, etc.) in bags or boxes will be collected. Put them out at the end of the weekend. Each property is entitled to 2 bulk items and 8 bags of household cleanout items.

Garbage and trash for collection should be placed beside, but not in, the public walkway. Nothing should ever be taken directly to the District property on Bayview Walk. Material placed on walks, roadways, and at the District property interferes with ambulance, fire, garbage collection, and utility services. Household wastes should not be placed in or beside community trash containers.