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Solid Waste and Recycling Drop
Off Centers
Beaufort
County Public Works
Newspaper Recycling
A newspaper-recycling program
has been implemented by the
Solid Waste and Recycling
Department (SWRD) of Beaufort
County. Some of you may have
noticed the containers labeled
"Newspaper Only" at the Lady's
Island Drop Off Center
(Airport). The SWRD has
negotiated to collect and ship
newspapers directly to the
recycler as opposed to having
them hauled to Material
Recycling Facility who processed
them (for a fee) sand then sold
them to the recycler. The County
now gets direct payment for the
recycled newspaper and does not
pay for hauling or processing.
But your help and cooperation
are needed. In the past, we
placed newspapers, catalogues,
magazines and paper bags in the
same bin. Now it is "Newspaper
Only". Catalogues, magazines,
cardboard and corrugated boxes
all go in the open container on
the upper level. These will
still be recycled, but at a
different quality level.
Please help to make sure that
the newspapers don't get
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Call before you DIG ~ It's the
Law
For water and sewer line locates
contact Harbor Island Utilities
at 843-982-0405.
For all other utility line
locates you must contact
Palmetto Utility Protection
Services at 888-721-7877 or
Sclpup.org
Before any digging is done you
must call for line locates. If a
line is damaged or broken, all
repair expenses will be paid by
the party that caused the
damage.
Fire Hydrant Safety Concerns
The International Fire Codes,
specifically #508.5.5, state
that there will be a three (3)
foot clear circumference around
all fire hydrants, The Lady's
Island/St. Helena Fire District
in particular requires a five
(5) foot clear circumference
around fire hydrants. Clear
meaning no shrubbery, lawn
ornaments, fencing or debris of
any kind within five (5) feet of
a hydrant. Resident's of Harbor
Island are asked to comply with
this regulation for safety
reasons.
Ready government is a website of
the Department of Homeland
Security and gives information
about preparing for emergencies
of all kinds, including
hurricanes.
www.Ready.gov
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The following business listings are vendors
who have purchased commercial decals.
HIOA does not necessarily endorse these
businesses.
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AAA COOLING & HEATING |
WHEATLEY ALFORD |
843-838-6080 |
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ALLISON HUNT CLEANING |
ALLISON HUNT |
843-489-8037 |
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LITTLE LANDSCAPING |
WILLIAM LITTLE |
803-319-0675 |
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AFFORDABLE MAINTENANCE |
WILLIAM GIBSON |
843-812-6149 OR
843-252-6554 |
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APPLIANCE REPAIR PLUS |
MATTHEW STROUT |
843-521-9596 |
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BALE CONSTRUCTION |
BRYAN BALE |
843-597-0121 |
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BROWN DRYWALL |
MICHAEL BROWN
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843-986-8514 |
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BIG JAY HOME REPAIR |
GERALD CHAPLIN |
843-592-2942 |
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BAREFOOT BUBBA |
EDDIE |
843-522-9989 |
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CARL NEECE MAINTENANCE |
CARL NEECE |
843-441-0461 |
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CAROLINA COMPANY
CLEANING |
SUSAN KENNEDY |
843-592-2918 |
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CINDY VAN CLEANING |
CINDY VAN |
843-812-4534 |
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CMD MAINTENANCE |
CHAD DENNEY |
843-838-9509 OR
843-812-3847 |
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COASTLINE CLEANING |
BARBARA SEYMORE |
843-592-1495 |
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CRAFT CUSTOM HOMES |
RODNEY CRAFT |
843-476-7250 |
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CLASSIC FINISH PAINTING |
SHEIBY MANUEL |
843-524-6930 |
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DAVE MASCHKA PEST
CONTROL |
DAVE MASCHKA |
843-838-4466 |
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EICKHOFF HOME REPAIR |
PAUL EICKHOFF |
843-812-4874 |
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ETHEL WASHINGTON
CLEANING |
ETHEL WASHINGTON |
843-838-9525 |
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FERRELL GAS |
KENNY ELLIS |
843-681-6678 |
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GREENSCAPE LANDSCAPE |
GILDA OWEN |
843-575-7708 |
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HARBOR ISLAND RENTAL |
JEANNE GREENE |
843-843-4800 |
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JOHN LYNCH POOL |
JOHN LYNCH |
843-263-8657 |
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JONES PEST CONTROL |
CRAIG JONES |
843-522-1597 |
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KEITH HOUSE OF PLUMBING |
JANINE BURNS |
843-584-7361 |
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LYLE’S HANDI REPAIR |
LYLE CONNIFF |
843-812-0434
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LOWCOUNTRY HOUSEKEEPING |
NAAJIYA COAXUM |
843-476-1646 |
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LOPEZ CLEANING |
CONI LOPEZ |
843-476-7405 |
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LOWCOUNTRY MAID SERVICE |
SHANNA WHITE |
843-379-6243 |
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LOHR PLUMBING |
LAUREN PLUMBING |
843-522-8600 |
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LOWCUNTRY SANITATION |
PAM COAXUM |
843-838-4503 |
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MOTHER EARTH LANDSCAPE |
MARK DIXON |
843-525-6665 |
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MILGNIUM CONST |
JOSE HERNANDEZ |
843-575-5801 |
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NBM CONST. |
SCOTT DENNIS |
843-321-0944 |
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ROSARIO HOUSEKEEPING |
ROSARIO OROZCO
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843-838-0258 |
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PRISTINE RENOVATIONS |
HAL RICHARDSON |
843-592-0672 |
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PREMIER ELECTRIC |
BRIAN FACKRELL |
843-812-4697 |
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POWELL ELECTRIC |
DIANNE PADGETT |
843-524-4891 |
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PETE PAINTING |
PETE BELEGRINOS |
843-592-0128 |
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PIKE AIR |
GREG PIKE |
843-263-0606 |
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QUALITY ELECTRICAL
SERVICE |
GRAY THOMLISON |
843-521-2054 |
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REPUBLIC WASTE |
HECTOR CALDERONS |
843-524-1485 |
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RESORT MANAGEMENT |
WALTER DANIELS |
843-838-4000 |
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SEA ISLAND RESORT |
LINDA BAILEY |
843-812-8999 OR
843-525-0279 |
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SUNRISE SANITATION |
JIM MELVIN |
843-379-8888 |
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SEASIDE GETAWAYS |
GRETA MADDOX |
843-838-8001 |
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TIERRA ASSOCIATES |
ANTONIO NORIEGA |
843-305-9676 |
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TONI ROGERS HANDYMAN |
TONY ROGERS |
843-812-6431 |
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T&T ENTERPRISES |
TERRY WINTER |
843-263-9950 |
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TILTON BUILDERS |
DAVID TILTON |
843-575-2470 |
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SOCORRO TALVERIA
CLEANING |
SOCORRO TALVERIA |
843- 575-1028 |
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VIP CLEANING |
ROBERT MEDRANO |
912-398-3012 |
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WASTE MANAGEMENT |
KEVIN LYANE |
843-987-0711 |
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Applied Technology,
Member of DHEC's
Shoreline Change
Advisory Committee
of SC
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Requirements
Change for Saltwater
Recreational Fishing License in
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June 1, 2011
Renew your state hunting and fishing license
and find out why Life’s Better Outdoors
Advance sales of 2011-2012 state
recreational hunting and fishing licenses
are available now through the South Carolina
Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Advance sales are available by calling
1-866-714-3611 or online. All advance sale
licenses will be mailed out beginning
Monday, June 13, 2011 in time to be received
before all 2010-2011 licenses expire on June
30, 2011.
Regular sales for 2011-2012 hunting and
fishing licenses will begin on June 13, 2011
and will be valid immediately. You can buy
your South Carolina hunting and fishing
licenses multiple ways. Licenses are
available in person at any of the four
regional DNR offices or by visiting one of
the over 500 license agents across the
state. Licenses are also available 24 hours
a day, seven days a week by calling
1-866-714-3611 or by visiting the
DNR website.
Residents and nonresidents age 16 and older
must purchase the required licenses to hunt
and fish in South Carolina. Persons born
after June 30, 1979, must have successfully
completed a hunter education course to
obtain a hunting license. Find a course
near you.
Apprentice Hunting License – Hunting license
applicants who do not have a hunter
education certification may use a onetime
exemption and apply for an annual Apprentice
Hunting License. The apprentice hunter must
be accompanied by a SC licensed hunter who
is not licensed as an apprentice hunter, is
at least 21 years of age, has not been
convicted of a hunting or hunter education
violation or received deferred adjudication
of the same, and stays within a distance
that enables uninterrupted, unaided, visual
and oral communication with the apprentice
hunter and provides adequate direction to
the apprentice.
All hunting and fishing license prices
remain the same for the upcoming 2011-2012
season. South Carolina residents born on or
before July 1, 1940 are eligible for the
Gratis Hunting and Fishing license. South
Carolina residents born after July 1, 1940,
and over the age of 64, are eligible for the
$9 Senior License.
South Carolina hunters and anglers remain
the state’s top conservationists. Through
your purchase of a state recreational
hunting and fishing license, combined with
excise tax collected on hunting and fishing
gear, hunters and anglers contribute funding
to South Carolina's wildlife and sportfish
restoration projects. This includes wildlife
management, habitat management, research and
education. Without these dollars, fish and
wildlife conservation projects would be very
limited in South Carolina.
DNR
protects and manages South Carolina's
natural resources by making wise and
balanced decisions for the benefit of the
state's natural resources and its people.
Find out more about DNR at
www.dnr.sc.gov. |
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