Hamilton By-law 20-221, s. 5.5.6 — corrugated cardboard, boxboard and paper egg cartons may be flattened and bundled with twine in bundles no more than 13 kilograms in weight, not exceeding 0.75 metres x 0.75 metres x 0.2 metres, and placed beside containers set out for collection
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corrugated cardboard, boxboard and paper egg cartons may be flattened and bundled with twine in bundles no more than 13 kilograms in weight, not exceeding 0.75 metres x 0.75 metres x 0.2 metres, and placed beside containers set out for collection.
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