RECYCLING / ORGANICS / TRASH / CLEAN PAPER
BLUE RECYCLE
GREEN ORGANICS
GREEN ORGANICS
BLUE Recycle containers are provided to tenant and will be centrally located in tenant space. These containers are for recycling plastic, glass, and cans only. Carboard and clean paper are recycled separately in GRAY clean paper container located in throughout each tenant space.
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GREEN ORGANICS
GREEN ORGANICS
GREEN ORGANICS
GREEN Organic containers can be found throughout each tenant suite (if your company is participating) where tenants can deposit any food waste, food soiled paper like paper towels, paper plates, as well as coffee grounds, filters and tea bags for composting.
TRASH
GREEN ORGANICS
GRAY CLEAN PAPER
BLACK trash bins are located throughout tenant spaces and, in some case, centrally located in the tenant space for those tenants participating in a central trash program.
GRAY CLEAN PAPER
GRAY CLEAN PAPER
GRAY CLEAN PAPER
GRAY containers are located throughout tenant spaces to recycle CLEAN office paper including copy paper, envelopes, catalogs, magazine, books, etc. and are emptied on an as needed basis.
CARDBOARD boxes should be broken down and placed near GRAY containers for janitorial staff to remove nightly. If a tenant requires a significant amount of cardboard to be removed from their space, we ask that you make arrangements in advance by contacting the Building Management office as there may or may not be an additional charge to remove them.
E WASTE
GRAY CLEAN PAPER
E WASTE
Large items, such as electronic equipment, furniture, and batteries, may not be disposed of in the standard waster removal stream. Please contact Building Management for assistance in locating the appropriate facilities or services. There may be a charge associated with the disposal of such items. Items placed incorrectly in the waste stream may result in charges or fines in additional to the removal fees to the Tenant.
green CLEANING & SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND PRODUCTS
Green Cleaning focuses on products, tools, equipment, training, processes and policies that promote a healthier environment for the Building’s occupants while significantly reducing the harm done to the environment. Green Cleaning also preserves the Building’s and Tenant’s finishes because green products are less harsh than traditional products. They use environmentally preferable products and sustainable procedures following the requirements of the U.S. Green Building Council, Green Seal, Environmental Protection Agency, and Carpet and Rug Institute.
In addition, the restrooms are stocked with LEED qualified Green paper products that help reduce waste and lower operating costs, such as coreless toilet paper, coreless paper towels, foam soap and foam hand sanitizer. The dispensers have a number of indicator lights to alert the janitorial and building staff of low stock, jammed dispenser or low batteries. A red indicator light does not necessarily mean the dispenser is out of product or broken, but that it may need refilling or attention soon.
The building’s janitorial staff, dispensers and Tenants play an important role to ensure minimal waste is thrown away by properly utilizing the products and dispensers.
