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Why do grass clippings and yard waste have to be in biodegradable paper bags?

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Why do grass clippings and yard waste have to be in biodegradable paper bags?

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Yard waste includes leaves, shrub trimmings, small tree limbs and grass clippings. Title 17 requires these waste items be placed in biodegradable paper bags of not more than 33-gallon capacity. These bags may be purchased at local retailers throughout our City. Yard waste placed in biodegradable paper bags becomes a non-contaminated, recyclable product. Plastic bags contaminate yard waste, as plastic does not decompose. When customers use biodegradable paper bags, we can mix the collected product with brush to create a base for our City Streets Department compost operations.

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