Smugglers' Notch Disc Golf Center8:00 am - 6:00 pm
PDGA B Tier event, part of the DGVTour
200+ Player field spread across two courses, players play one course per day
Continuing best practices from previous ...
Our guests can participate in an extensive recycling program. Each residential building includes recycling / trash closets for drop off. Recyclable material need not be sorted, but merely separated from trash, recycling guidelines are posted on guest home refrigerators.
The following can be recycled; please do your part to reduce solid waste.
Paper: newspaper, magazines, brochures, writing tablets, lined paper
Plastic: #1 & #2, no lids; no "wide-mouth" containers such as yogurt or margarine
Glass: any color, clean, no lids, no broken bottles
Tin, aluminum, steel
Corrugated cardboard
Recycling programs exist for our employees as well Office materials from paper to computers are collected on a regular basis. Programs specific to departments and activities have been established as well. These include:
New construction material scrap is collected and sent to ReCycle North, a regional reuse center ( www.recyclenorth.org)
New construction carpet pad is made from recycled tires
The landscaping crew composts yard waste on site
Pre-consumer food waste is collected from restaurants, shipped to regional (Intervale) composting facility in Burlington; Smugglers' purchases compost from this facility on an annual basis
Sheetrock scrap is recycled - Smugglers' has had very good success in recycling sheetrock from the Resort's construction projects. Over the last few years the savings per ton has jumped from $10.28 in 1998 to $50.33 in 2002. All of Smugglers' sheetrock is recycled at G.P. Gypsum, Newington, N.H.. 22.5 tons of sheetrock were recycled in 2002 and 6 tons in 2003. In 2004 Smuggs was able to recycle 20 tons!
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