sce.com
A local utility company, the Southern California Edison website provides tips on how to use energy in an ecologically friendly way.
socalgas.com
Southern California Gas Company provides gas to homes and businesses as well as offering information on energy efficiency, rebates, and emergency safety.
Contact Mike Byrne at 949-724-6357 or mbyrne@cityofirvine.org to schedule a FREE consultation. He will help you identify opportunities to reduce, reuse, recycle, and save money.
AB-341 State Requirement to Recycle has taken effect on July 1, 2012, stating the mandatory implementation of a recycling plan by businesses, public entities, and multi-family units in California. To read about the bill and what you can do to stay compliant, please visit our AB-341 page.
Save Money! - By recycling more and throwing away less, you can save money on your garbage disposal costs
Contact Irvine Recycle Hotline at 949-724-7669 or e-mail environmentalprograms@cityofirvine.org to schedule a FREE consultation. We will help you identify opportunities to reduce, reuse, recycle, and save money.
This page is intended to help you through the permit process and to provide all the resources that new development and redevelopment projects need to comply with stormwater quality regulations. The first section features information related to permits and regulations. The second section features supplemental information.
A project Water Quality Management Plan (WQMP) must be submitted for new development and significant redevelopment projects in the City of Irvine.
IMPORTANT: CALIFORNIA’S RECYCLING LAW IS NOW IN EFFECT! AB-341 State Requirement to Recycle took effect on July 1, 2012, requiring recycling by most businesses, public entities, and multi-family units in California. To read about the law and how to comply, please visit our AB-341 page.
To find a commercial waste hauler that services your area, click on button below and refer to the legend.
• Brick • Drywall • Other Masonry • Cardboard • Green Waste
• Paper • Carpet • Lumber • Plastic • Concrete • Metals
These materials can be easily recycled and turned into other products.
EXCEPTION FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: some items may contain toxins such as asbestos, lead, etc., in which case proper handling and disposal is required.