Garbage, bulky and green waste deposits left on public roads generate odor and visual nuisances for residents and tourists who visit our destination.
To precisely avoid these environmental damage, the community of Saint-Martin has set up a waste collection system:
- 7 days a week for household waste
- 5 times a week for bulky items
- 3 times a week for green waste.
The Galisbay-Bienvenue recycling center is open to individuals every day, from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. (except Sundays and public holidays).
The community invites craftsmen, traders and professionals to make their contribution to this system by evacuating their waste as soon as necessary, as required by the regulations.
The illegal dumping of household waste, bulky items and green waste is prohibited by law (Article L. 541-3 of the Environment Code).
The Collectivity of Saint-Martin invites the population to respect the schedules, the days and the places of deposit of the waste and thanks everyone for their citizen contribution to the respect of our common environment.
Green waste
• Type of waste:
Branches, leaves, grass clippings, weeds
• To put in what?
Garbage bags
• To drop off where? :
Close to garbage shelters
• Days and times of deposit:
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday: Between 18 p.m. and 00 p.m.
• Rules to respect :
Deposits prohibited on sidewalks / Do not close the bags / Put the branches in bundles with a length of 80 cm and a unit weight of less than 30 kg / Do not put stones, gravel, earth.
Cumbersome
• Type of waste:
Scrap, appliances, cardboard, packaging, furniture, mattresses, etc.
• To drop off where? :
Close to garbage shelters
• Days and times of deposit:
Monday to Friday, 18 p.m. to 00 p.m.
• Rules to respect :
Deposits prohibited on sidewalks or in front of homes / Separate bulky items / Avoid mixing / The overall quantity must not exceed 1m3 per removal and per accommodation.
Bulky items are the responsibility of the depositor until their removal by the Collectivity. They must not present any danger (visible points, sharp parts, etc.) during their handling or during their presence in the public domain and be placed in such a way as not to constitute any danger for pedestrians and automobile traffic. The following are not excepted: boards or beams with a section greater than 50 cm3 and a length greater than 80 cm; waste resulting from a permanent activity or from an industrial or commercial activity; car wrecks; gas cylinders, windows, mirrors, ...
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