Across the canal, notice Avenue Antoon van Oss. Avenue Antoon van Oss houses the Recypark Buda. This facility serves all Brussels residents and is accessible to professionals. Avenue Antoon van Oss and its Recypark play a vital role in Brussels’ waste management system. The Recypark Buda located on Avenue Antoon van Oss accepts a wide array of materials. These include paper, cardboard, glass, metals, wood, plastics, and certain types of hazardous waste. The center operates seven days a week with specific hours for each day. It closes for a few public holidays, including New Year’s Day, the 3rd Sunday of September, November 1st and 11th, and Christmas Day. On Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, the Recypark has adjusted closing times. If you’re planning a visit by car, the total ground weight should be under 3.5 tons. Cyclists and pedestrians are also welcome. However, pedestrians cannot enter on foot if they left their vehicle in the queue or surrounding areas. There are specific regulations in place at Avenue Antoon van Oss’s Recypark Buda. Payment is exclusively by bank card, and only one visit is permitted per vehicle per day. Visitors are required to pre-sort their waste according to designated categories and arrange it for easy inspection. Vehicles may only contain waste intended for the Recypark. Unsorted or prohibited waste will be refused. Visitors unload and transfer their own waste into the appropriate containers. Objects or waste cannot be retrieved. Staff is authorized to record identity card details if there are doubts about the waste’s origin or potential disputes arise. Avenue Antoon van Oss and its Recypark are more than just a waste disposal site. They represent Brussels’ commitment to sustainability and responsible waste management.
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