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Edinburg
Regional Sanitary Landfill
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City of Edinburg Reserves the right to determine waste acceptability
based on State or Federal Waste Screening Regulations. |
| Brush |
includes
yard trimmings, grass, mulch, trees, leaves and branches
(see special conditions) |
| Construction
& demolition debris |
includes
but is not limited to lumber, shingles, brick, tile, cement, sheet
rock, any debris resulting from the construction, remodeling and/or
demolishing of a structure
(see special conditions) |
| Appliances |
includes
refrigerators, air conditioners, stoves, bicycles, water heaters,
etc.
(see special conditions) |
| Trash |
includes
household garbage or waste from residential or commercial operations,
this may include mattresses, clothes, desks, cabinets, boxes, etc.
(see special conditions) |
| Tires |
includes
automobile tires or smaller only
(see special conditions) |
| Class
II Wastes |
(see special conditions) |
| Maquiladora
Wastes |
(see special conditions) |
| Non-Regulated
Asbestos |
(see special conditions) |
| Sludges
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(see special conditions) |
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Special
Conditions:
- Brush
- must be free of any waste material not defined as brush (brush
must be clean)
- Construction
& Demolition- concrete or block must not exceed brick sizeTrash
must not contain hazardous wastes
- Appliances-
written proof must be provided that refrigerant (CFC) has been
properly removed from refrigerators and air conditioners, if no
proof is available the compressors must be removed before acceptance
- Tires-
rims must be removed, maximum size must not exceed 11.00 x 22
- Class
II/ Maquiladora Waste- Requires prior authorization, waste profile
sheet and manifesting
- Non-Regulated
Asbestos- Requires prior authorization, waste profile sheet and
manifesting
- Dry
Sludges- Requires prior authorization, waste profile sheet and
manifesting
- Covered
Loads- All loads must be covered or tied down to avoid 15% penalty
charge.
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| Wastes
prohibited from disposal at the Edinburg Regional Sanitary Landfill |
- Lead
acid storage batteries
- Used
motor vehicle oil and Used-oil filters from internal combustion
engines
- Whole
used or scrap tires
- Refrigerators,
freezers, air conditioners, and any other items containing Chlorinated
Fluorocarbon (CFC's)
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Liquid waste as defined in §330.2 of this title (relating to Definitions)
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Municipal wastewater treatment plant sludges, other types of domestic
sewage treatment plant sludges, and water-supply treatment plant
sludge's; Unless it is determined to contain "free liquids" as
defined by EPA Method 9095 (Paint Filter Test) and have received
prior authorization for disposal
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Regulated hazardous waste as defined in §330.2 of this title (relating
to Definitions)
- Polychlorinated
Biphenyls (PCB) wastes, as defined under 40 Code of Federal Regulations,
Part 761, or any material impregnated with these constituents
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Septic tank pumpings
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Grease and grit trap wastes
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Wastes from commercial or industrial wastewater treatment plants;
air pollution control facilities tanks, drums, or containers used
for shipping or storing any material that has been listed as a
hazardous constituent in 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part
261, Appendix VIII but has not been listed as a commercial chemical
product in 40 Code of Federal Regulations §261.33(e) or (f)
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Incinerator ashLight ballasts and/or small capacitors containing
Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) compounds
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| Wastes
may be accepted with prior authorization from the facility |
- Slaughterhouse
wastes
- RACM--Regulated
asbestos-containing material as defined in 40 Code of Federal
Regulations Part 61, as amended, includes: friable asbestos material,
Category I Non-friable ACM ; Category II Non-friable ACM
- Pesticide
(insecticide, herbicide, fungicide, or rodenticide) containers
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Soil contaminated by petroleum products, crude oils, or chemicals
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Waste from oil, gas, and geothermal activities subject to regulation
by the Railroad Commission of Texas
- Waste
generated outside the boundaries of Texas
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Applicability
of Fees
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Fees
are applicable to all users of the landfill with exception of City
Residents hauling household trash, appliances or brush.
A current water bill is required for confirmation of residency.
This exception does not apply to any construction material which
shall be charged at gate rates.
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Landfill
Rates & Fees
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Residents & Businesses |
Vehicle
load
(non-hazardous municipal solid waste, brush, construction and
demolition materials) |
$8.33/CU.YD.
($25.00/TON)
(Minimum $25 charge
p/ load)
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| Proof
of construction being conducted within the city limits of the
City of Edinburg must be provided by the contractor or individual
performing the services prior to disposal and is subject to
verification. Rate is subject to applicable surcharges, disposal
fees, local and state taxes, etc. |
| Non-Contract
Outside Haulers |
| Government
entities, waste haulers, contractors, or individuals disposing
of waste generated from outside the City of Edinburg shall be
charged for the use of city-owned or -maintained landfill as
follows: |
$11.67/Cu.Yd.
($35.00 / Ton)
(Minimum $25 charge
p/ load)
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| Rate
is subject to applicable surcharges, disposal fees, local and/or
state taxesRate is subject to applicable surcharges, disposal
fees, local and state taxes, etc. User shall be responsible
for producing weight verification if required. |
| Tire
handling fee |
$5.00
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| Surcharge
for uncovered load |
15%
of load fee
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| Contact
Information & Directions |
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900
E. Encinitos Road
Edinburg
Telephone
(956) 381-5635
Fax (956) 292-2035
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Hours
of Operation
Monday - Friday
7:00 am - 4:30 pm
Saturdays
7:00 am - 12:30 pm
Sundays & Holidays - Closed
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Travel North on US Hwy 281, exit East on Encinitos Road
(1 mile North of FM 2821)
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