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Naples Estates. WINK/ Channing Frampton NAPLES, Fla. Hurricane Irma-related debris pick up is scheduled to begin Friday, according to Collier County officials. Residents are asked to follow these guidelines: Do not mix yard debris with household trash or construction/demolition debris. Do not put yard debris in bags. Only loose debris will be collected. Only stumps that are fully extracted and placed on the right-of-way will be collected. Do not mix normal yard waste with storm-related yard waste; only storm-related debris will be collected. Do not allow debris to go into drainage swales or driveway culverts, since that can create blockages and inhibit drainage. Do not put household hazardous waste on the right-of-way. The county defines the right-of-way as the area that extends from the street to the sidewalk, ditch, utility pole or easement. Residents without a sidewalk, ditch or utility easement should place the debris at the edge of their property before the curb, county officials said. For more information, call 239-252-2380.