Can I get a rebate if I remove grass turf?
Yes, the city provides cash rebates for the removal of turf thereby reducing the need for irrigation and reduced energy consumption.
Yes, the city provides cash rebates for the removal of turf thereby reducing the need for irrigation and reduced energy consumption.
Yes, these items are not recyclable but are compostable provided they do not contain hazardous materials (e.g., cleaners, motor oil, etc.).
Zero Waste Sonoma offers periodic household hazardous waste collection events.
You can drop-off any unwanted and expired drugs/pharmaceuticals for safe and proper disposal inside the Sonoma Police Department.
Find drop-off locations on the Zero Waste Sonoma website.
These items are not recycled in Sonoma so they need to be properly disposed of.
Visit the Sonoma Garbage Collectors website for information.
Zero waste refers to products that are designed, used, and managed at the end of life, based on the waste reduction hierarchy (prevent waste, reduce and reuse first, then recycle and compost) in a concerted effort to avoid disposal.
Yes, the City’s Building Department offers expedited permitting (1 to 3 days) for EV Charging Stations.
The ordinance can be found in Sonoma Municipal Code (SMC) 9.56.080, which limits idling of commercial vehicles when parked within 100 feet of a residential zoning district to 5 consecutive minutes of idling except when vehicles is loading/unloading in which idling is limited to 30 minutes.