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Is recycling required in multifamily residential properties such as apartments and condominiums?

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Is recycling required in multifamily residential properties such as apartments and condominiums?

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Yes. Existing multifamily residential properties in Fairfax County must provide a recycling system for their tenants for mixed paper and cardboard. Any multifamily residential properties constructed after July 2007 must provide their tenants with a recycling system for mixed paper and cardboard as well as cans and bottles (plastic, metal and glass) and scrap metal, which most likely will be appliances.