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Set up organics separation for a kitchen on the Third Avenue "Hub" food-service corridor
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What the work involvesCalifornia-style SB 1383-equivalent organics rules are landing in NYC too (Local Law 85/DSNY organics), and most kitchens on the Third Avenue "Hub" food-service corridor still have one bin for everything.
How this work is done
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Steps
- Walk the kitchen's waste flow with the manager and photograph the current single-stream setup.
- Place labeled organics/recycling/landfill bins at each prep and plating station; post simple signage at eye level.
- Confirm the organics hauler pickup (or DSNY curbside organics bin) and align bin sizes to the pickup cadence.
- Train the shift on what goes where and photograph the finished station setup.
What counts as done
- Before/after photos of the waste stations
- Signage photos + hauler confirmation
- First-week diversion log signed by the manager
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