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Metro Vancouver penalized trash haulers a total of $213,388 last year for delivering banned items such as electronic waste and cardboard to solid waste facilities in the region.
The good news is that the total penalties fees are down considerably from $345,889 in 2015, indicative of an improvement in commercial and municipal hauling practices.
we seeing over time is improved compliance with the disposal ban program, Paul Henderson, van cleef and arpels four leaf clover necklace fake Metro Vancouver regional manager of solid waste, said in an interview this week. I don see the day in the near future where we won need the program. said haulers are working with their clients to better separate waste, the region is working with its inspectors to ensure consistency, and large trash containers are now typically locked to ensure people can toss just anything inside.
More than 90 haulers received penalties last year, according to a report by Brandon Ho, senior project engineer in solid waste services.
Far and away the three largest penalties went to Waste Management of Canada at $32,476, followed by Smithrite Disposal Ltd. at $31,316 and Progressive Waste Solutions Canada Inc. at $30,231.
The City of Burnaby received the largest penalty for a municipal hauler at $10,023. Supreme Court upheld Metro Vancouver's disposal ban program after a legal challenge. Supreme Court upheld Metro Vancouver disposal ban program after a legal challenge by Super Save Disposal. Said Henderson: the first time the program has been challenged in its 20 year history. commercial hauler sought to reverse more than 90 surcharge notices issued from April 2015 to February 2016. The court found visual inspections provide a reasonable means of enforcing the material ban disposal program and of applying the surcharge system. Vancouver contracted seven inspectors last year to conduct visual checks of trash deliveries to transfer stations, the Burnaby incinerator and the City of Vancouver landfill at Burns Bog in Delta.
It cost $552,782 last year to operate the disposal ban program.
Other banned items found in haulers loads included mattresses, gypsum, paint, tires, clean wood, oil, food van cleef and arpels alhambra turquoise necklace fake waste, green waste, recyclable containers and paper.
The penalties are meant to serve as a deterrent to haulers dumping items for which there are recycling programs; ultimately, it is considered haulers responsibility to deal with their customers to keep banned items out of the waste stream.
The total number of surcharge notices issued has decreased from 4,835 in 2015 to 3,430 in 2016. A total of 180,530 loads were inspected in 2016 compared with 176,895 in van cleef four leaf clover necklace fake 2015, with surcharge rates of 1.9 per cent and 2.7 per cent, respectively. Typically, about 20 per cent of loads are inspected.
There is a $50 surcharge on any single item plus the cost of remediation and cleanup for numerous items. They include agricultural waste, auto parts, large barrels or drums, dead animals, flammable materials, gypsum, hazardous waste, mattresses, propane tanks, and wire and cable.
The same $50 surcharge also applies to solvents, pesticides, gasoline, paint, lead acid batteries, electronics, tires, etc.
Financial surcharges are also levied on disposed loads that contain banned materials such as beverage containers, cardboard, paper, green waste, clean wood and food waste in excess of thresholds specified in the Tipping Fee Bylaw. epaper, Digital Access, Subscriber Rewards), please input your Print Newspaper subscription phone number and postal code.
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Metro Vancouver penalized trash haulers a total of $213,388 last year for delivering banned items such as electronic waste and cardboard to solid waste facilities in the region.
The good news is that the total penalties fees are down considerably from $345,889 in 2015, indicative of an improvement in commercial and municipal hauling practices.
we seeing over time is improved compliance with the disposal ban program, Paul Henderson, van cleef and arpels four leaf clover necklace fake Metro Vancouver regional manager of solid waste, said in an interview this week. I don see the day in the near future where we won need the program. said haulers are working with their clients to better separate waste, the region is working with its inspectors to ensure consistency, and large trash containers are now typically locked to ensure people can toss just anything inside.
More than 90 haulers received penalties last year, according to a report by Brandon Ho, senior project engineer in solid waste services.
Far and away the three largest penalties went to Waste Management of Canada at $32,476, followed by Smithrite Disposal Ltd. at $31,316 and Progressive Waste Solutions Canada Inc. at $30,231.
The City of Burnaby received the largest penalty for a municipal hauler at $10,023. Supreme Court upheld Metro Vancouver's disposal ban program after a legal challenge. Supreme Court upheld Metro Vancouver disposal ban program after a legal challenge by Super Save Disposal. Said Henderson: the first time the program has been challenged in its 20 year history. commercial hauler sought to reverse more than 90 surcharge notices issued from April 2015 to February 2016. The court found visual inspections provide a reasonable means of enforcing the material ban disposal program and of applying the surcharge system. Vancouver contracted seven inspectors last year to conduct visual checks of trash deliveries to transfer stations, the Burnaby incinerator and the City of Vancouver landfill at Burns Bog in Delta.
It cost $552,782 last year to operate the disposal ban program.
Other banned items found in haulers loads included mattresses, gypsum, paint, tires, clean wood, oil, food van cleef and arpels alhambra turquoise necklace fake waste, green waste, recyclable containers and paper.
The penalties are meant to serve as a deterrent to haulers dumping items for which there are recycling programs; ultimately, it is considered haulers responsibility to deal with their customers to keep banned items out of the waste stream.
The total number of surcharge notices issued has decreased from 4,835 in 2015 to 3,430 in 2016. A total of 180,530 loads were inspected in 2016 compared with 176,895 in van cleef four leaf clover necklace fake 2015, with surcharge rates of 1.9 per cent and 2.7 per cent, respectively. Typically, about 20 per cent of loads are inspected.
There is a $50 surcharge on any single item plus the cost of remediation and cleanup for numerous items. They include agricultural waste, auto parts, large barrels or drums, dead animals, flammable materials, gypsum, hazardous waste, mattresses, propane tanks, and wire and cable.
The same $50 surcharge also applies to solvents, pesticides, gasoline, paint, lead acid batteries, electronics, tires, etc.
Financial surcharges are also levied on disposed loads that contain banned materials such as beverage containers, cardboard, paper, green waste, clean wood and food waste in excess of thresholds specified in the Tipping Fee Bylaw. epaper, Digital Access, Subscriber Rewards), please input your Print Newspaper subscription phone number and postal code.
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