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Toronto By-law 844, s. W — Any other item or thing designated as prohibited waste by the General Manager

Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties

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Any other item or thing designated as prohibited waste by the General Manager.

844-48 February 11, 2025 Schedule D Multi-Residential Curbside Property and Multi-Residential Front-end Collection (rebates) 35 [Added 2016-07-15 by By-law 752-2016; amended 2017-03-09 by By-law 237-2017; 2018- 03-27 by By-law 324-2018; 2019-03-28 by By-law 520-2019; 2022-02-27 by By-law 127- 2022; Amended 2024-03-22 by By-law 261-2024] Multi-residential Curbside Property City Council approved rebate per dwelling unit - $185.00 Multi-residential Front-end Collection City Council approved rebate per dwelling unit - $185.00 Low-Income Solid Waste Rebate (as per § 844-30.1) Bin Size City Council Approved Rebates per Property Small $227.01 Medium $163.76 Large $72.41 Extra-large $0.00 Bag-only $215.01 35 Editor's Note:

  • Section 3 of By-law 237-2017 provided that the adjusted Solid Waste Rebates set out in this schedule are deemed to have come into force on January 1, 2017. 844-49 February 11, 2025

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