Ohio Gulch Mixed Construction & Demolition Disposal Policy

FAILURE TO COMPLETE ALL REQUIREMENTS MAY RESULT IN LOAD REFUSAL

Southern Idaho Solid Waste accepts Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste into its C&D area at the Ohio Gulch Transfer Station. C&D waste contaminated with excluded materials may be diverted away from the C&D area, accepted as mixed MSW, and charged accordingly. SISW defines C&D Waste as the following:

Construction and Demolition Waste:

“The waste building materials, packaging, vegetation, soil and rubble resulting from landclearing, construction, remodeling, repair and demolition operations on roads, houses, commercial buildings and other manmade structures.”

Acceptable C&D Waste Is Composed Of:

  1. Waste from the building construction process.
  2. Waste resulting from the demolition or razing of buildings, roads and other manmade structures.
  3. Waste from clearing and grubbing land for development.

C&D Waste Can Include, But Is Not Limited To:

  • Concrete, bricks, cinderblock
  • Asphalt
  • Untreated lumber, fenceposts, plywood
  • Soil, rock, gravel, stone
  • Metals (rebar, sheet metal, fixtures, wiring.
  • Stumps, logs, shrubs, bushes
  • Drywall, plaster, gypsum board
  • Roofing materials (shingles/paper)
  • Glass, ceramics, wall coverings
  • Plastics, vinyl, insulation, siding

C&D Waste Excludes:

  • Household items, food waste, clothing, toys
  • Rolls of Carpet
  • Yard Waste (Grass clippings, leaves, garden/landscaping waste)
  • Furniture (Hot tubs, appliances, couches, mattresses, etc…)
  • Tires
  • Pressure treated/chemically preserved wood (railroad ties, utility poles, posts, pilings, decking, etc..)
  • Liquids or Sludges
  • Asbestos wastes
  • Paint, solvents, pesticides, chemicals, oil, etc…