Neighborhood News & Information
Upcoming 2024 Events
- May 16 - Quarterly Meeting
- June 17 - Movie Night
- July 2 - Ice Cream “Sunday”
- Aug. 1 - National Night Out
- Aug. 15 - Quarterly Meeting & Board elections
Please look for more information on these events as they approach.
Neighborhood Information
Hosting MMHOA Meetings – Anyone who is interested in hosting a MMHOA meeting , contact MMHOA President Lisa Flier
Meetings
The MMHOA meets the 3rd Tuesday in the months of February, May, August and November at 6:30pm in neighbors’ homes.
Newsletter
The Madison Manor Memo is distributed throughout the year via email. If you would like to be on the MMMHOA email list, please email your name and address to madisonmanor19@gmail.com
Garbage and Recycling Information
Friday is our garbage day. On a week with a holiday (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day), Saturday is garbage day.
• Please place all garbage in garbage cans with tight fitting lids.
• Put out trashcans after 3 p.m. on the day before pick up, but before 6 a.m. the day of collection.
• City of Peoria ordinance requires that all emptied trashcans should be removed from the curbline within 24 hours of garbage pick-up.
• Do not overfill containers. Containers weighing more than 50 lbs. will not be collected.
• Place your container(s) within 3 feet of the curb line.
Unacceptable items:
• Freon/grease/motor oil/antifreeze
• Paint (liquid form)
• Biohazardous waste
• Industrial cleaners/solvents
Allowable for City garbage collection:
• Furniture at collection point
• Building materials in 5 foot lengths and bundled (50 lb. weight limit - bundle with rope or twine, not wire or plastic)
• Disassembled items at collection point (i.e. toilet tank/stool, swing sets, concrete from pole)
Yard Waste
Yard waste collection begins third Monday in March and ends on the third Friday in December, and is collected on a weekly basis the same day as other household garbage. If you are in need of a yard waste sticker to mark your bin with, ask a board member.
Yard waste must be set out in one of the following methods:
• 30 gallon biodegradable paper yard waste bags (50 lb. weight limit)
• PDC 95-gallon roll-out cart weighing no more than 50 lbs. You may purchase a cart for $65.00, contact PDC at (309) 674-5176, select option #1.
• Maximum 45-gallon garbage cans (50-lb. weight limit) with yard sticker attached.
• Cut and tied in bundles less than 5ft. long and weighing less than 50 lb. Use rope or twine only.
• Do not mix yard waste with household waste or animal waste.
Call PDC with problems or questions at (309) 674-5176.
City garbage collection - Special Case
• Dead animals in city right-of-way- call Monday-Friday, 8a-5p, (309) 494-8850.
• Needles/Syringe- contact Peoria County Solid Waste Management at (309) 681-2550
Disposal of other Materials/Items not collected by city:
• Motor Oil - Advance Auto Parts, 505 N Western, (309) 674-0519
• Batteries - Recycle at Batteries Plus, 8001 University or Interstate All Battery Center, 4530 N Brandywine Dr.
• Paint - Recycle at ICI Deluxe Paints, 4310 N. Sheridan Rd. (Latex paint cans that are nearly empty can be left open to dry and thrown away with weekly city garbage pickup)
• Appliances - For appliance pickup, call Appliance Recyclers, 4024 SW Adams, (309) 655-0909
• Computers/TVs/anything with a cord - Retro Tech, 401 NE Rock Island, Peoria, (309) 682-0675 ($5 fee for computer monitor or TV)
Dump Location
Hanna City (309) 565-4281 (Household trash is free, but demolition/construction materials are $20 a load)
Recycling
Collection occurs EVERY OTHER WEEK and must be in a PDC 95-gallon cart. For additional information or to sign up for this service, call PDC at (309) 674-5176.
The following is a list of recyclable materials accepted by the City’s program:
• Aluminum cans, trays and foil (must be cleaned)
• Steel cans and tins
• PET soda, water, & flavored beverage bottles (#1 clear and green plastic resin)
• HDPE milk and juice jugs (#2 clear plastic resin)
• HDPE detergent & fabric softener containers (#2 colored plastic resin)
• PVC narrow neck containers only (#3 plastic resin); such as health & beauty aid products, household cleaners
• LDPE grocery containers (#4 plastic resin); such as margarine tubs, frozen desert cups, 6 & 12 pack rings
• PP grocery containers (#5 plastic resin); such as yogurt cups, and narrow neck syrup and ketchup bottles
• #7 plastic resin narrow neck containers only
• Plastic buckets, such as kitty litter containers (5 gallon size max)
• Glass bottles and jars (clear, brown, green): no window glass, dinnerware or ceramics
• Newspaper
• Cardboard (no waxed cardboard or pizza boxes)
• Kraft (brown paper) bags
• Magazines, catalogs and telephone books
• Office, computer, notebook and gift wrap paper (no metal clips, spirals, binders)
• Carrier stock (soda and beer carry cases)
• Chipboard (cereal, cake and food mix boxes, gift boxes, etc.)
• Junk mail and envelopes (no plastic cards, stick on labels or unused stamps)
• Paper back books (no hard back)
City Ordinance For Dogs And Cats
The laws below apply to all City and County residents unless otherwise stated. For a complete copy of the animal control ordinances for your area, call PCAPS.
PCAPS Contact Info:
Phone Number: (309) 672-2440
Emergency Number: (309) 674-3131
Email: PCAPS@Peoriacounty.com
Peoria County Animal Protection Services
- All dogs and cats must remain on their owner's property at all times unless restrained by a leash or cage.
- All dogs and cats over four (4) months of age must be vaccinated against rabies and registered in Peoria County.
- All animal bites to humans must be reported to the animal shelter within 24 hours.
- No dog or cat may create a nuisance by:
- Excessive barking or noisemaking.
- Causing unsanitary or offensive conditions.
- Damaging property.
- Chasing vehicles.
- Attacking, chasing, interfering with or intimidating people.
- No person may abandon any pet
- Every pet owner must provide food, water, shelter, and medical care to their animal.
- No person may treat an animal cruelly by:
- Killing or wounding.
- Beating, ill-treating, tormenting, overloading, or overworking.
- Causing, instigating, permitting or attending any dogfight or other combat between animals or between animals and humans.
- Nor allowing an animal to remain unattended in a motor vehicle where the animal's health is threatened.
- No person may own a vicious or dangerous animal. City residents with more than four dogs and/or cats must obtain a multiple pet license.
- Any female dog or cat in heat must be confined within a secure enclosure.
- Only two dogs are permitted outdoors on lots of less than 10,890 square feet.
- All doghouses and kennels must be placed in the rear yard at least 10 feet from all adjoining property.
