Special Handling Charges:

Effective November 1, 2000, when additional labor, equipment and time are required to dispose of the waste or prepare a separate dumping area, a $72.50 fee will be charged in addition to the $7.50 minimum and $1.50 per one hundred pound fee for over 500 pounds or $158.00 maximum per vehicle load when applicable. If the scales are not in operation, the charges will be $10.00 per cubic yard for compacted waste and $8.00 per cubic yard for uncompacted waste. Except for commercial waste hauling contractors, the maximum charge for landfill services will be $158.00 per vehicle load. A service charge is also applicable.

Some of the items that would require a special handling charge are: unshredded tires, bank records, barrels/drums, bulk pesticide containers, bulk rubber, drugs/narcotics, dead animals, food waste, stockyard and slaughter house animal waste, state records, tires and baled paper.


Asbestos:

Disposal fees for asbestos will be $450.00 per cubic yard. Additionally, a separate $240.00 gate fee will be charged for each load.

Tires:

A $72.50 special handling fee will be charged as well as $60.00 per ton for unshredded tires. The fee for shredded tires will be $30.00 per ton.

Construction and Demolition Debris:

Disposal fees for this debris will be $2.50 per cubic yard. Items include: Brush and land clearing debris such as logs, stumps, branches, limbs, wood brush as well as tree remains from land clearing operations. Demolition debris is also considered to be not water soluble and non-hazardous including steel, scrap metal, brick, glass, concrete, ceramics, asphalt roofing and paving material, pipe, wallboard, lumber, rocks and soil. All of these items are not to be contaminated by food waste materials or liquids.