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B. Water-tight bulk containers with tight fitting covers (carts/toters) not less than 32 <br /> gallons or more than 96 gallons and meeting approved standards for automated or <br /> semi-automated collection. Carts/toters may be leased from licensed refuse <br /> haulers, purchased from licensed refuse haulers or purchased from an independent <br /> source. <br /> 8. Can I still have the option of back door service? <br /> A. Yes. Back door service is eliminated for the standard services, except for valid <br /> hardships. But your hauler can continue to offer such a service and may charge <br /> additional fee. City does not set a rate for additional back door fee. <br /> Yard Waste <br /> 9. Can I still have unlimited Yard Waste pick up. <br /> A. Yes. The standard services come with unlimited yard waste pickups during the <br /> months of April and November. However, if you wish to have unlimited yard <br /> waste pick up throughout the year, you can subscribe for the premium Yard Waste <br /> option for an extra$1.00/month. <br /> 10. Are there any changes to the rules about Yard Waste Disposal as compared to the current <br /> program? <br /> A. No. <br /> 11. What type of container can I use for Yard Waste? <br /> A. 33 gallon paper bags designed for composting purposes; or, metal/ impact <br /> resistant plastic water-tight cans of not less than 15 or more than 32 gallon <br /> capacity with tight fitting lids and at least two opposing exterior handles, marked <br /> with an approved yard waste only sticker. <br /> Recycling <br /> 12. Are there any changes to the rules about Recycling as compared to the current program? <br /> A. Yes. You don't have to sort the recyclables anymore. They all go into the same <br /> bin/cart. The type of recyclables also include Cardboard, Chipboard(like cereal <br /> boxes) and Junk mail along with the plastics, metals, paper and glass that are <br /> accepted through the current program. <br /> 13. What type of container can I use for Recycling? <br /> A. Water-tight bulk containers (carts/toters) with tight fitting covers for residential <br /> pickup not less than 32 gallons or more than 96 gallons and meeting approved <br />