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Lawn Mower Trade-In Program for Ventura County Residents
Trade in any gas-powered lawn mower and get a huge discount on any cordless electric mower at Lowe’s in Ventura or Simi Valley or order the 14 inch Neuton Cordless for only $89 or the 19 inch Neuton Cordless for $189 including free shipping. Effective August 17, 2009 until next year, Lowe’s will not be getting any more electric mowers. Current inventory is severely depleted, especially the Black and Decker Cordless.
Turn in your mower to either Oxnard Metal (805) 483-0512, Standard Industries in Ventura (805) 643-6669, or the Simi Valley Landfill and Recycling Center (805) 579-7267. (Hours and directions for the Simi Valley facility may be found at http://www.keepingventuracountyclean.com/hours.html) Make sure you get a receipt for your old mower. Mowers must be drained of any oil or gasoline. Fluids should be recycled at your local Household Hazardous Waste program. More information on Household Hazardous Waste Collection Programs is available at http://www.wasteless.org/5_5HHWCollect.html.
Ventura County Air Pollution Control District staff will issue you a voucher worth $200 off the price of a cordless electric mower. Customer pays sales tax. Vouchers limited to one per household. Call (805) 645-1408 or download here a short voucher application. Please bring proof of residency e.g. DMV ID or utility bill.
We are offering the following electric mowers to program participants:
Electric Lawn Mower Available at Lowe’s
Electric Lawn Mower Available from Neuton
For more information: http://www.NeutonPower.com/VCAPCD
Ventura County Community Foundation (VCCF)The Ventura County Community Foundation (VCCF) oversees the Clean Air Fund, which was donated by Imation (formerly 3M), and is the source of funds for this lawn mower trade-in program. VCCF is a charitable foundation committed to promoting and enabling philanthropy, building long term capital to benefit Ventura County. Its four primary roles are to be a careful steward of the funds entrusted to its care, a long term partner dedicated to donor intent, an effective grantmaker focusing on the needs of nonprofits and of the community, and a community leader and convener, focusing on the common good. More information about VCCF is available at http://www.vccf.org/
Air Resources Board (ARB)Major funding for this grant program was available from the California Air Resources Board’s Toyota Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP). We wish to thank ARB’s Office of Legal Affairs and the Office of Communications for their support of this grant program.
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