Hello neighbors!

I’ve received complaints about neighbors putting their trash in other neighbors trash bins and recycling bins. Please don’t do that without their permission. If you need to dispose of extra trash, simply knock on your neighbor’s door and ask. 

I also want to clarify heavy trash pickup. Heavy trash used to be picked up the last week of the month. Now it is once a month on any trash day but limited to only two items. Here is more information from the city: 

Heavy trash is limited to two items once a month on your designated heavy trash day. Setting out more than two items may result in your residence NOT BEING SERVICED for heavy trash pickup. Don’t know your heavy trash day, no problem. Find it here: Heavy Trash Day

Setting Out Heavy Trash:

• Have your two items set out by 7am in your trash pickup area

• Do NOT bag or box your heavy trash items

• Keep heavy trash items at least 3-5 feet away from your trash cart so that carts can be serviced

• Do NOT lean heavy trash against other objects or structures. Items leaning against your trash cart or other objects/structures MAY NOT BE SERVICED

Heavy trash is for heavy trash items only. Leaves set out outside of leaf season or extra trash bags MAY NOT BE SERVICED

Acceptable Heavy Trash Items Include (but are not limited to):

• Household furniture like a couch, desk, dresser, table, & chairs

• Mattresses (set out flat) (depending on your vendor, these may need to be wrapped)

• Box springs (set out flat) (depending on your vendor, these may need to be wrapped)

• Appliances without freon

To schedule pickup for an item containing freon (i.e. refrigerator, freezer, A/C unit, dehumidifier, water cooler) please contact the Mayor’s Action Center or by navigating out of Knowledge articles and selecting the request tab in Request Indy.

• Disassembled bicycles and swing sets

• Automobile tires mounted on their rims/wheels

• Toilets

• Lawnmowers (gas & oil must be drained)

• Yard waste (bundled limbs 3 ft in diameter & 3 ft long count as one heavy trash item)

If you have any further questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to ask.

Take care,

Ryan  Kruse

President

Hearthstone HOA