A few things to keep in mind is the simplicity of the tenants to recycle. If they have to go out of their way to recycle, most won't make the effort.
The second thing to keep in mind is the initial cost. Whether that's the cost to the recycling company, or Management of your complex. If it costs money to set up, they probably won't do it.
If it's that important to you, get some more information regarding who, what, where, when and how. Then submit it to your manager.
2007-09-28 14:32:49
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answered by Mr. KnowItAll 7
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How should i go by taking my apartment management company that is a large apartment complex.that we should have recycling recetacles available and that,
thatshould be encouraged to tenantes. there are over 300 apartments here and it would make a huge difference.
2007-10-02 11:27:16
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answered by rechallebarksdale 1
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HI, I'm hugely in favor of recycling (I've been known to pull something right out of the trash if it's to be recycled!!)
Have you approached the management at all yet? If not, just make the call, you may be surprised of their willingness to at least listen.
You could chat it up with your neighbors, there's strength in numbers. If you get a few interested, see if they would be willing to have an informal meeting with building managers, or go straight to management with your thoughts and concerns. If you have a "mini plan" on how to get it started they may be very happy to at least listen to you.
Check with local recycling availabiltiy. There may be something out there that would help with initial set-up to keep costs down.
My theory is ask for what you want, they can only say no.
2007-09-29 01:04:14
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answered by yp_kelly_plum_island 1
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I would contact the recycling coordinator for the city/county where you live. I've practically driven mine (City of Manassas) to drink, I'm sure, but she's been very helpful and has agreed to write an article for my community newsletter to persuade more to participate. Recycling is currently voluntary for individual residences in my jurisdiction, but there are different rules for businesses and multi-family units, so that's where I'd start. Also, find as much information as you can to get your apartment manager and/or the company on board - a lot of people don't realize that they don't usually pay landfill charges for recycleables, and the wallet is something that can get their attention.
2007-09-28 14:01:06
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answered by Sheila R 2
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that;s a great idea....ill try convincing my apartment manager as well!
you could find some companies that are cheap who deal with recycling.
then you should look up an organization to help fund the recycling.
maybe theirs an organization that will give you a grant for being so caring in your community! that would be great.
maybe help them feel more passionate about the environment by showing how badly they are effecting the world and by showing them how much they could improve it by recycling. back it up with fact facts facts. show them charts and data tables so they know you mean business. lol
inspire them to do the right thing. 8)
2007-09-28 15:20:07
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answered by jme19914fun 3
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I would go to your municipality and tell the Mayor's office about it and ask them how to approach it. He evidently is not environmentally friendly, so speaking with him probably isn't going to do anything. A large apartment complex should be mandated to recycle. Yes, it would make a huge difference and you bringing this to the forefront is also making a difference. Go to your Township or Municipality and go from there.
Anne
2007-09-29 01:14:54
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answered by Petpal 3
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I'm assuming you live in the U.S. Where I live they come to the houses for recycling (one or two plastic containers that we put at the curb). And all of the fire depts in my town have huge things to put the recycled stuff in. I do both places because I have right much stuff. Do the fire depts in your area have the bins for recycling? You are right; it is good to recycle.
I hope your apartment manager will fix it so you can do it there.
2007-09-28 12:36:34
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answered by Barbra 6
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Maybe you could have the tenants sign a petition (or something similar). If you show the manager that the tenants are interested, he will probably be more willing to move forward with the idea!
2007-10-02 08:47:55
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answered by mandieshaw13 3
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It expenditures funds for the residence complicated to get rid of the tenants' rubbish. What they pay is termed the "tipping fee," that's what your interior sight (or no longer-so-interior sight, via fact the case usually is), landfill expenditures rubbish automobiles to offload there. you will would desire to do slightly investigative leg artwork right here. touch your county's good waste branch to be certain what the adaptation in fee is between recycling and primary waste tipping expenditures. you additionally can decide to invite the dept what form of classes they might desire to motivate companies (residence complexes risk-free) to recycle. in spite of a no solicitations rule, i might nevertheless bypass door-to-door, a minimum of on your maximum interior sight buddies, to gauge interest. in case you have complication-loose mailboxes or bulletin boards, placed up letters approximately asking (pressuring) the administration to incorporate a recycling dumpster into their good waste disposal settlement. Emphasize that doing so demands little or no attempt on their area and that many of the components we take with no attention, like plastics, are petroleum-based and that petroleum is the two nonrenewable, usually a pollutant, and is growing to be to be further and added high priced. in basic terms google "community recycling" or a appropriate term and you will have the skill to locate templates for such letters on your community. And submit to in concepts - touch your county's good waste branch! the sole thank you to "sell" sustainability is to make it make funds experience to in any different case unwilling events. good success!
2016-12-28 06:36:44
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answered by Anonymous
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