C&D
(Construction & Demolition)
Dumping or disposing of construction and demolition materials consists
of solid waste resulting only from construction, remodeling, repair or
demolition on pavement, buildings or other structures.
Yard Waste
Yard Waste consists of natural wood, limbs, leaves, pine straw, stumps,
untreated or unpainted boards, pallets, etc.
Inert Debris
Inert debris consists of non-contaminated
bricks, mortar, concrete and non-organic building debris, also known as
clean fill.
White Goods
White Goods consist of refrigerators, freezers, stoves, washing
machines, and other miscellaneous metals.
Tires
Five (5) tires per year per household may be disposed; rims must be
removed.
Electronics:
Televisions, radios, computers, monitors, etc.
NOTE: Each of the
items listed above has a designated area for disposition. Mixed loads
have to be separated accordingly.
Items NOT allowed in
landfill:
Brown Goods: Upholstered furniture such as sofas, recliners, mattresses
Household Garbage
Liquid Wastes: Septic, sludge, paint, solvents, farm chemicals, motor
oil, anti- freeze, etc.
Batteries
LP Tanks
Hazardous Waste: Medical wastes, radioactive materials, asbestos
shingles, etc.
Recycling
The following items are
mandated by the State of North Carolina to be recycled; therefore, not
allowed in the landfill:
Plastics, including
plastic bottles
Aluminum cans
Cardboard and paper
