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Green Works Orlando Green Updates July 2010
(Photos courtesy Tim Martino and JuanStrong Volador)
The City of Orlando Wastewater Division now offers free recycling of your used cooking oil. Pouring oil and grease down the drain is the leading cause of sewer backups in homes. After cooking oil has cooled, pour it into a shatter proof container and bring it to the Wastewater Division located at 5100 L.B. McLeod Road Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to be recycled. For more information call 407.246.2213.
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On Saturday, July
10, more than 200 volunteers came out to help clean
up “Area C”, the site for the proposed Orlando
Mountain Bike Park. The volunteers removed
debris, cleaned out brush and helped prepare the
area for construction of the park.
The new
facility will provide an area for mountain bike
riders to develop skills as well as provide bike
trails of varying degrees of difficulty. The
park is expected to be completed in the fall and
will be located at Coy Drive and Jamie Circle.