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πŸ—‘οΈ Trash & Recycling/Recycling Requirements

Galt vs Isleton

How do recycling requirements rules compare between Galt, CA and Isleton, CA?

Isleton has fewer restrictions than Galt.

Galt, CA

Sacramento County

Heavy Restrictions

California SB 1383 requires all Galt residents and businesses to subscribe to organic waste (green cart) collection and keep food scraps, food-soiled paper, and yard waste out of the landfill cart. Edible food recovery rules apply to Tier 1 and Tier 2 commercial generators.

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Isleton, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

SB 1383 mandates organics (food scraps and green waste) separation in the green cart. Recycling cart accepts bottles, cans, paper, cardboard. Contamination may trigger fees.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactGaltIsleton
State LawSB 1383 PRC 42652.5-
RequiredGreen organics cart subscription-
Food RecoveryTier 1 2022, Tier 2 2024-
Goal75 percent organic waste reduction-
FinesUp to 500 dollars per day-
State Mandate-SB 1383 organics
Green Cart-Food and yard waste
Blue Cart-Plastics 1-7, metal, glass, paper
Not Accepted-Bags, styrofoam, e-waste
Fine-Up to 500 dollars

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Galt FAQ

Can I throw food scraps in my regular trash?

No. SB 1383 requires food scraps in the green organics cart. Contamination can result in fees.

Does my restaurant need a food donation program?

Yes if you are a Tier 1 or Tier 2 generator. Contract with a food recovery organization.

Isleton FAQ

Do I have to put food scraps in the green cart?

Yes. SB 1383 requires all California residents to separate food scraps from trash starting 2022, including in unincorporated Sacramento County.

Who enforces this in Sacramento County?

Sacramento County code enforcement at (916) 875-5881 handles most complaints.

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