Re the new Green Point in Chlorakas, please see leaflet/map below. After the map, the information is a repeat of previous postings, amended with up to date information.
The facility is free to use. It is open:~
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 0800 to 1700
Wednesday - 1000 to 1700
Saturday - 0800 to 1300
Sunday CLOSED
A new Green recycling centre [along the same lines as the ones which operate already at Geroskipou and Akoursos] opened on 17 September in Chlorakas.
The centre is on Odos Mintchat Pasa/Fouzouli. Leaving Tala, follow the road past Emba school down to the T junction with the main road. Turn left at the junction with the Chlorakas/Paphos road [right would take you to the Esso petrol station and eventually to Little Paps]. Take the first right - this is before King Razor Barber Shop[on the left hand side of the road], and the bakery [also on the left hand side of the road] and immediately after the Pafos 2017 monuments which are on the left. At this turning you will see a white plaster column laid on its side and also PWF written on the concrete wall. Follow this road along, around the corner and the recycling centre is on the right hand side [there is a signpost but it is all in Greek or was at the time of my visit] marked B on the following map:
https://binged.it/2LfnGfs
The following are not accepted at any Green Points Recycling Centre:
1. Commercial waste (commercial green and cardboard waste). Clinical
waste. Mixed household, organic kitchen waste and food
2. Asbestos and plasterboard waste.
3. Dangerous household waste (pesticides, gasoline, diesel, alcohol or
other chemicals)
4. Old or new vehicle tyres.
The following material are accepted at each Green Point:
1. inactive debris (rubble, plasters, cements)
2. radiographs
3. aluminium
4. glass
5. furniture
6. thermometers
7. grass clippings
8. lamps
9. metal objects (scrap iron, radiators, etc.)
10. DIY materials (tiles, sanitary ware, etc.)
11. batteries (vehicles)
12. wood
13. games and toys
14 plastic containers and plastic
16. mattresses
17. cleaning agents (brooms, mops)
18. packaging material (cardboard)
19. fabrics
20. carpets and rugs
21. medical preparations
22. paper
23. water based paints
Green Points Paphos
Green Points are household recycling centers for the collection of waste that can’t be put out for collection with household waste. Green Points are aimed at the collection and recycling of special
categories of materials and waste which are not accepted in landfills and which citizens are used to placing in bins with other household waste or which is sometimes illegally dumped in the countryside.
At the Green Points there are special arrangements and areas where people can place specific waste items such as paper, glass, grass clipping, furniture etc. (See the list of permitted items).
These points have been designated based in the population to be served at every point, the distance of the furthest home from the point and the time it takes the furthest citizen to carry waste from their house to the point.
The project is co-financed by the Cohesion Fund if the E.U.
Times are a guide only. Please contact the establishment to check if you are unsure. Hours may vary between Summer and Winter seasons.
Closed public holidays.
For more information contact Evanthis Dimosthenous: 26 934 106.
22818603
Instruction upon arrival
When you arrive at the Green Point with your car, you will be greeted by a staff member who will check your waste that you want to dispose of and ask some details in order to complete a form regarding the goods you will dispose of. You will be given a photocopy of the form and then shown where you must take the waste items.
Around the area there are large metal bins/skips and in front of every bin there is a sign with the item that can go inside that bin. There are also plastic bins of different sizes and colors and these have
stickers on them showing what items can go in each bin. The staff at the Green Point will guide you as to the correct bins for your waste.
There is no charge for using these recycling centres.
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