Trash Removal in CPNII

Who is Responsible for Trash Removal?

CPN II consists of seven neighborhoods two of which a managed by sub-HOAs. Depending on your neighborhood, you will either receive trash services through CPNII or through your sub-HOA. Bramble Ridge HOA and BristleCone Patio HOA manage trash removal for their residents.

Sub-HOA Managed Trash Removal: BrambleRidge & BristleCone Patio

Residents in BrambleRidge, and BristleCone Patio have trash removal provided by their HOAs. For more information, see the HOA website or contact the HOA manager.

CPN II Managed Trash Removal

In the other CPN II neigbhorhoods Briarcliff, BristleCone Single Family, GreenBriar, StoneCroft, Winterberry CPN II manages trash removal.

May 2006 announcement of CPN II managed trash removal.

CPN II Trash Removal Details

Details about the CPN II trash removal service for Briarcliff, BristleCone Single Family, GreenBriar, StoneCroft, Winterberry, (Residents in BrambleRidge, and BristleCone Patio should refer to their sub-HOA for trash removal service information)

Billing: The cost for trash removal will be included in the bi-annual CPN II HOA dues.

Pickup: Trash pickup will be on Monday morning, recycling pickup will be every other Monday.

Contact: The trash service provider and CPN II management contacts are listed below. 

IMPORTANT CHANGE TO THE CPN II RECYCLE PROGRAM

Please have Recycle out by 7am on Mondays and placed away from the trash containers.

There is no need to separate recyclables (Altogether) please just keep all recycle bins under 40lbs.

Below is a complete list of what our recycling center will and will not accept:

What kind of paper products can be recycled?

All white and colored paper, Magazines, Coated paper, Folders-manila-coated or colored, Adding machine tape, Post-it notes, Brochures, Pamphlets, Newspapers- including inserts (no plastic newspaper bags), Junk mail, Envelopes, Computer printouts, Posters, All correspondence-direct mail, and All paperboard (cereal and soda boxes) or Cardboard (both MUST be completely flattened). NO Wax-lined Cardboard.

Please do not include:

Carbon paper, paper plates, paper cups, tissue paper, waxed paper, lunch bags, napkins, paper towels, candy wrappers, wax-lined cardboard, phone books (do to size and weight even though the recycle center accepts phone books) and Styrofoam.

What other than paper products can be recycled?

#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, and #7 “washed out” plastics (any plastic product with the recycle symbol and a number), Glass (colored or clear), aluminum, and tin cans (you may leave the labels on, but please remove the lids). Please do not include plastic bags (grocery, newspaper, or trash bags) oil, pesticide, or hazardous material bottles.

For more information:

Please feel free to visit the recycle center website at www.altogetherrecycling.com to learn more about the process your recyclables go through and how they end up back on the shelf. You can also sign-up for e-mail updates directly from the recycle center (they do not sell your e-mail address to anyone or send advertisements) to keep you informed about everything going on in the recycle industry.

You can also call our Customer Service Center at:
(303) 683-8887
Monday – Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm