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For a free chance at getting rid of your old electronics recycle electronics calabasas

By: Patte Gilbert

Mark your calendars! The popular “E-Waste Collections” is coming up on August 21st. Read below what is acceptable to bring and take it to the designated address.

E-waste collection – CALABASAS PATCH
Where: 23381 Mulholland Hwy, Calabasas, CA 91302 (Von’s parking lot)
Date: August 21, 2010 / September 18, 2010 / October 16, 2010 / November 20, 2010 / December 18, 2010
Time: 10:00am–3:00pm
Next on: Saturday, August 21, 2010
Free Electronic Waste Round-Up
FOR RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES
Open to Residents & Businesses of all Cities and Communities

ACCEPTED ELECTRONICS:
Televisions, cell phones, Personal computers (CPU, monitors, keyboards, mouse, and peripherals, CDs and CD players, Floppies, Light Bulbs, Copiers, Duplicators, Electric typewriters, Fax machines, Laptops, Mainframe Computers, Microwave ovens, Printers, Printed circuit boards, Radios, Remote controls, Stereos, Tapes and Tape players, Telephones and telephone equipment, Testing equipment, Transparency makers, Uninterruptible power supplies, Video Tapes and VCR’s, Answering machines, Cell Phones, Batteries, Inkjet cartridges and Toners, Camcorders, Digital cameras, Wires, Cables, and Appliances (refrigerators, washer, dryer, water heater, etc.)

Features: Free, Open to All, Outdoor
Website: http://www.cityofcalabasas.com/environmental/ewaste.html

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Calabasas homeowners not havin’ it

By: Tomer and Isidora Fridman

After Water district officials agreed to lease the Adamsville tank in Calabasas to T-Mobile for roughly $1,800, they reconsidered the lease due to resident concerns. The plan to mount two cellular towers near Calabasas homes has been dubbed in violation of the Brown Act. The proposed telecommunication facility is located on 3370 Adamsville Avenue south of Mulholland Highway.

The proposal includes six, ground-mounted equipment cabinets and 2, 32 foot poles with antennas protruding from each pole.

Residents, however, have expressed their growing fears.“One of our biggest concerns is the secrecy that has been involved in the planning and approval of this project,” said Liat Samouhi, whose backyard is about 60 feet away from the water tank.

Samouhi alleged that the water district violated Brown Act public disclosure laws when it failed to describe the exact location of the tank in a June 22 meeting agenda.

It’s difficult to say where this one is going but we will keep you posted. I recently saw this on youtube and it brought some substantiation to the residents growing concerns:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN_KU4lmgO0[/youtube]

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