Starting Tuesday, all New York City buildings with nine or fewer residential units must place their trash in containers.
The new rules require trash from any residential building with fewer than 10 units to be put out in containers.
The trash from buildings with fewer than 10 units must now be set out in bins with lids, sold by the city for $47 and up.
The changes also include all special use buildings that receive DSNY collection like city agency buildings, houses of worship ...
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New Yorkers who live in buildings with nine of fewer units must put their trash out in bins on the sidewalk starting Tuesday.
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Rats, be gone! New trash rules go into effect in New York City on Tuesday, requiring trash bags to go into bins with “tightly ...
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