Trash and recycling bins must be stored out of public view (behind fence, in garage, or side of house screened from street) except on collection day. Bins may be set out after 6 PM the night before and must be removed by midnight of collection day.
Suwanee contracts with solid waste providers through Gwinnett County's franchise system. Residents choose a hauler (Waste Pro, Republic, Waste Management typically serve Suwanee). Bins visible from the street outside the collection window trigger code enforcement warnings. HOAs may impose stricter bin-storage rules.
Warning first; $50-$100 per repeat violation.
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