Seminole County collects large items like furniture and appliances by request via a Bulk Item Pickup form. Yard waste must be bagged, canned, or bundled under 4 feet and 50 pounds, with up to 15 bags per collection.
County residential collection guidelines allow large items such as furniture or appliances (white goods) to be picked up upon request through a Bulk Item Pickup Request Form. White goods and furniture are placed at the usual accessible pickup location. Yard waste must be in a trash can or bag, or tied in a bundle; bundles cannot exceed 4 feet in length, branches should not exceed 4 inches in diameter, no container over 50 gallons/50 pounds, and up to 15 bags may be set out at once. Construction and demolition debris is not regular yard trash and must go to a designated disposal facility.
Improperly containerized or co-mingled bulk/yard waste violates Sec. 235.74 and is subject to citation; unpermitted burying or burning of waste is separately unlawful under Sec. 235.72.
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