This content was created by Sander Scott. This content was uploaded by Sander Scott. This is a YouTube video titled "Disposing Of Hazardous Waste In Leelanau County: Old Paint, Electronics, Oil & More" (published 2023-06-20). It is a short announcement by a local realtor informing Leelanau County residents about upcoming county hazardous waste and electronics collection days and offering a pick-up service for clients and neighbors. The speaker explains they can collect items like old paint, electronics, antifreeze, and oil, store them in their pole barn until the next collection day, and deliver them to the county event. The speaker references a recent listing near a local landmark, gives a contact phone number (231-499-0165), and invites people to leave a comment or search for them online. The transcript contains a few place/name inconsistencies (e.g., "Leon/Leonawee" and "Graylakeville") that may be transcription errors.
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Leelanau County hazardous waste collection, one of four different dates is coming up, and I wanted to make you aware of a service that I provide all of my clients, first of all, and then also the greater community if you live in Leelanau County, because it is a Leelanau County hazardous waste and electronics and other things disposal day. So this is a service that our county provides in Leelanau County, and I encourage you to take advantage of it. It's especially helpful for me if I represent a seller whose home is in Leelanau County, and I just did this with— you may have seen my listing right as you come into Graylakeville, actually the last house before you hit the first stoplight in Traverse City if you're coming from the north. Um, anyway, uh, collected some old paint that my sellers had there for them to get rid of. I tried to make myself as useful as a realtor as I possibly can. I do market myself as a full-service realtor, and I like to say what I mean and mean what I say. So anyway, this is a service that I provide my clients and you if you live in Leon County. So if you have some hazardous waste that you want to get rid of, some old paint, some old electronics, whether it's antifreeze, oil, those kinds of things, and that's just been hanging around too long and you want to get rid of it, and you're not able to make your own appointment, contact me. I'm happy to pick it up, and I will always have appointments because of the service that I provide. What I typically do is I store it— that's my pole barn here at my house— I store it in my pole barn and wait for the next hazardous waste collection day and take it in. So if you're— I would like my pole barn's full of other stuff, so I would like it to be as close to the collection day as possible. That way I'm not filling up my pole barn with other people's hazardous waste. That doesn't make Shannon real happy, but anyway, happy to help. So if you have hazardous waste, get in touch with me. Just leave a comment, or you can Google me. I'm all over the internet, but my Telephone number: 231-499-0165. I'm happy to help you, if you're a Leonawee County resident, get rid of your hazardous waste. Alright, thanks so much.
