Annual Water Quality
Report for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2008
This report is intended to provide you
with important information about your drinking water and the efforts made by the
CASEYVILLE water system to provide safe drinking water.
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The Village of Caseyville in
cooperation with the St. Clair County Clean Sweep Program, have
scheduled a large item pick up for residents of Caseyville. The
following are the scheduled dates: Thursday, June 1st., Friday,
June 2nd., Saturday, June 3rd., Monday, June 6th., Tuesday, June 7th.,
and Wednesday, June 8th.
Residents must call
344-1234 ext. 208 prior to June 1st. to register for a pick up. You must be
registered to be eligible.
Unregistered households and
unacceptable items will not be picked up. It will be the responsibility
of the residents to remove and properly dispose of any items not picked
up by the crew. Those items not removed in a timely fashion will be
considered an ordinance violation subject to fine.
Your cooperation will be
appreciated.
Thank You! Caseyville
Village Board
The following is a list of items that WILL and WILL NOT be picked up:
The Village
WILL pick up the following:
Any Major Appliances
Refrigerators (doors and compressor must be removed)s
Air conditioners (compressor must be removed)
Hot water heater
Stove
Trash compactor
Dish washer
Washing machine
Dryer
TV/VCR
Microwave oven
Tub
Vanity
Sink
Toilet
Furniture (couch, chair, tables, mattresses, box springs, dressers,
etc.)
Carpeting (must be cut in 6' widths, rolled and tied)
Fencing
Oil tanks
Metal sheds (must be taken apart)
Furnace
Grill
Lawn mower
Concrete blocks (4 max.)
Guttering (must be tied in bundles and no longer than 6')
Swing set (disassembled)
One or two doors or windows (not a remodeling job)
The Village
WILL NOT pick up the following:
Tires
Car or boat batteries
Natural foliage
Building and remodeling items such as wall board, ceiling tiles,
paneling, shingles or cabinets
Bags or boxes of items
Paint cans or hazardous materials
Railroad ties
Trash/garbage commonly picked up by your trash service
