YORBA LINDA : Curbside Recycling Gains Council OK
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The City Council this week approved a plan to have citywide, curbside recycling by next spring.
Under a proposal by city staff and Yorba Linda Disposal, residents would be given a 110-gallon green bin for glass, paper, aluminum and plastic recyclables, to be collected biweekly, city officials said. The materials would be taken to a central location.
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