Simi Valley specifies how and where residents must place trash, recycling, and green waste bins for curbside collection. Proper placement ensures efficient collection and prevents street obstruction and neighbor conflicts.
Trash bins in Simi Valley must be placed at the curb with lids closed and handles facing the street. Bins should be spaced at least 3 feet apart from each other and 3 feet from vehicles, mailboxes, trees, and other obstacles. Place bins on the street side of the curb, not on sidewalks. In areas without curbs, place bins at the edge of the street. Bins should be level and on flat surfaces. Do not place bins in red zones, in front of fire hydrants, or blocking driveways. Overweight bins (from wet debris or construction materials) may not be serviced. In windy conditions, use bin straps or weight the lids to prevent them from blowing open.
Improperly placed bins may not be serviced, leaving waste at the curb. Bins blocking sidewalks or driveways may result in Code Enforcement notices. Waste left outside bins is considered illegal dumping if not contained.
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