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Carolina Thread Trail
Earth 9-1-1
Gaston County Cooperative Extension
Gaston County Natural Resources
North Carolina Project Green
Sustainability Tips
Stormwater Management
US Green Building Council- Charlotte Region Chapter
WCNC GreenRightNow

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The EPA's website of
Environmental Information for Belmont

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Greening Belmont

The City of Belmont is committed to protecting the natural environment through sustainable development requirements and environmentally friendly operations. The City has signed on to the NC League of Municipalities Green Challenge. Please join the effort to make our city green by using some of the tips below.

Free Curbside Recycling
Please contact Waste Management to get your free recycling bin.
If you live in the city limits of Belmont, you can get a free recycling bin by calling Waste Management at 704-824-2011. There is no charge for recycling in Belmont. You do not need to sort your recyclable items. Just put your recyclables in the green bin and place the bin at the curb with your garbage can. It will be collected on the same day as your garbage collection.

Please click here for a video about how single stream recycling works.

Click here for tips on caring for your lawn in a way that does not harm nearby creeks and streams.

Sustainable Land Development

The City of Belmont has adopted a New Urbanist zoning ordinance that seeks to make efficient use of land and to mix land uses. Belmont wants its residents to be within walking, bicycling, or a short drive of places to work, shop, and play. Streets need to accommodate bicycles as well as automobiles, and must be bordered by sidewalks and trees. Please contact the Planning and Zoning Department for more information.

 

Foothills Fresh is a group of small farms in Gaston County and the surrounding foothills region.Know Your Farms

Swat-a-Litterbug program through NCDOTThe NCDENR Divison of Pollution Prevention has tips and information.Conservin' Irvin can teach you about saving water.Replacing your lightbulbs can save you money and the environment.



One North Carolina Naturally promotes and coordinates the long-term conservation of North Carolina’s threatened land and water resources.