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Yachats, Gem of the Oregon Coast

Looking to the future and the next 50 years, members of the City Council opened a new chapter in the history of Yachats by hiring our first city administrator. The City’s new web site and awareness of the Trails Committee design work led to a discussion about the need for a new city logo. This topic was discussed by the council for a couple of months. A few modifications were suggested; implemented and adopted by the council at the July meeting. The new logo now appears on the city’s main web site.

As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of our community, we hope you will appreciate the new design as a symbol of renewal and a celebration of all the qualities that make Yachats the Gem of the Oregon Coast.

Current News

INVASIVE SPECIES DISPOSAL 5/17/2017
To answer questions about what to do with invasive species: we called Dahl's Disposal and they said you can put it in with your household trash, or bring it to their site on the hill in Waldport. They charge $24.00 for up to 420 pounds, which is usually about a pickup load. After that, they charge 5.5 cents per pound. The reason we cannot receive it into the debris dumpster on W. 6th Street is because it has to be disposed of in a special manner/site. If you put invasive species in the debris dumpster, Dahl's charges the City garbage rate, which is considerably higher than the debris rate. We have been told some people are dumping invasive species debris on the river bank - that just makes our overall situation worse. Please either use your trash can or haul it to Waldport. Thanks very much.
DEBRIS DUMPSTER 3/29/2017
The City pays for a dumpster for clean debris, which is in an enclosure at the west end of W. 6th Street, to the south of the City shop and plant. Regular hours are 8am-3:30pm, Monday through Friday, EXCEPT for when it is windy and the gates might be damaged, and when the dumpster is full, and Dahl's have not yet replaced it. Please do not place invasive plants or noxious weeds in the dumpster. Dahl's cannot accept those kinds of plants into the landfill as "debris", and then the City gets billed for tons at the "garbage" rate, rather than the reduced rate for plant debris. NO knotweed, ivy, pampas grass, Scotch broom, blackberry, morning glory, spurge laurel, tansy ragwort, loosestrife, clematis or holly, please. No household garbage, plastics, wires, etc. Please do not dump your load in front of the gate when the gate is closed. Thank you.

City Council Vision

Our village is a place where natural resources are valued and protected, where diversity is celebrated, and where a vibrant economy and sense of community pride create and recreate a living spirit. Yachats cares not just for its citizens’ basic needs but also supports them in their efforts to excel mentally, physically, artistically, and spiritually. It is a community with an enduring sense of itself.

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