4 rules for unincorporated Champaign County, Illinois.
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Unincorporated Champaign County runs no curbside trash service — households subscribe to a private hauler and pay directly. Champaign, Urbana and Rantoul contract or operate collection for residents inside city limits, each on its own weekly schedule.
Unincorporated Champaign County sets no curbside set-out hour or bin-screening rule — your private hauler decides when carts go out. Champaign and Urbana each regulate set-out timing and cart storage for homes inside city limits.
No county bulk-item route serves unincorporated Champaign County. Arrange large-item removal through your private hauler or self-haul to a transfer station or landfill. Champaign and Urbana offer bulk and appliance pickup for city residents.
Illinois requires Champaign County to keep an adopted Solid Waste Management Plan emphasizing recycling. Recycling is voluntary for residents in the unincorporated area, but Champaign and Urbana provide curbside recycling and the county supports drop-off sites.
415 ILCS 15/4
by March 1, 1995, each county with a population of less than 100,000, shall submit to the Agency an officially adopted plan for the management of municipal waste generated within its boundaries.
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