Purchase of Large Curbside Containers – Multiple

Waste Diversion Ontario (now the Resource Recovery and Productivity Authority) identified that providing large collection containers to residents is a best practice. These containers are to have a capacity of at least 22 gallons with a preference for 24 or 25 gallons (or larger)

These proponents for these projects for the 2010 and 2011 REOI Respondents.

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Categories	Best Practices \| Collection Containers \|

Project #	0000
Proponent	Multiple
CIF Funding	$2,600,000
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Purchase of Large Curbside Containers – Multiple

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