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Yorktown Opens Organic Waste Yard For Season

The facility is available, without charge, to Yorktown residents in vehicles without commercial license plates.

The town of Yorktown opened its organic waste yard facility for the season.
The town of Yorktown opened its organic waste yard facility for the season. (Google Maps)

YORKTOWN, NY — Residents of the town of Yorktown can now deliver organic yard waste to a town facility where they can help themselves to wood chips.

The Organic Yard Waste Facility, located at 2200 Greenwood St. in Yorktown, is open, weather permitting, from 7:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Monday through Saturday until mid-November.

Town officials said the facility is available, without charge, to Yorktown residents in vehicles without commercial license plates.

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Proof of residency is required.

Residents can bring their tree branches, logs (maximum size of 3 feet by 2 feet) and leaves and grass clippings. Officials said larger logs and tree stumps will not be accepted.

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While there, residents can help themselves to wood chips at no cost.

For more information, including the cost for a "one day permit" for Yorktown residents who own a vehicle with commercial plates, go here.

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