Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority Solid Waste Facility

1. 2013 Pricing/Rates* Rates subject to change - All rates posted onwww.scmua.org SCMUA Map Please Obey All Traffic Signs FEE 11 10 9 Description Bagged Household Waste Municipal Waste Bulky Waste (Contractor Area) Residents Convenience/Bulky Waste Tires (Bulk Rate) Leaves and Brush Animal Food Processing Waste Dry Industrial Waste Asbestos Non-Hazardous Contaminated Soil Loading Rates - When Available Regular Mulch Colorized Mulch Screened Compost Unscreened Compost *Freon Removal Surcharge *Tire Surcharge *Minimum Scale Charge *Minimum Residential Bagged Garbage Charge Leaves, Grass & Brush TON $260.00 $96.00 $115.00 $115.00 $375.00 $40.00 $115.00 $115.00 $250.00 $65.00 $5.00 per yard $18.00 per yard $18.00 per yard $5.00 per yard $10.00/Unit Per Rate Schedule $10.00 $0.50 $5.00 LB $0.130 $0.048 $0.058 $0.058 $0.188 $0.020 $0.058 $0.058 $0.125 $0.033 8 7 Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority Solid Waste Facility 5 6 12 2 3 2013 Board of Commissioners Ronald Petillo, Chairman John Sowden, Vice Chairman Andrea Cocula, Secretary 1 Newton << Rt. 94 >> Vernon 4 Wayne Dietz Tom Madsen Karl Meyer 34 South Route 94, Lafayette, NJ 07848 Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday 7:00 AM- 2:00 PM (973) 579-6998 Official Website www.scmua.org Visa / Master Cards Accepted Only at Scale Houses Index All vehicles access SCMUA facilities at own risk Advisory – NJDEP requires registration of all commercial vehicles and certain other vehicles regarding the collection and transportation of solid waste. Registration applicants should contact Sussex County Health Department @ 973-579-0370 1- Entrance to Facility 2- Administration, Service and Maintenance Buildings 3- Main Scale House 4- Contractor Area 5- Landfill Gas-to-Energy Plant & Flare 6- Leachate Storage Tanks 7- Colorized Mulch/Brush Area 8- Vegetative Waste/Compost Area 9- Bagged Garbage Area 10- Residents Convenience Center 11- Recycling Center 12- Bulky Waste Recycling Building Staff John Hatzelis, Administrator James Sparnon, Solid Waste Superintendent Thomas Varro, P.E., Chief Engineer Reenee Casapulla, Recycling Coordinator James Carson, Maintenance Foreman Vehicles without proper NJDEP registration will be denied access to the SCMUA Solid Waste Facility Notice:NJDEP certified a Sussex County Solid Waste District Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment on 1/15/10 to re-establish solid waste flow control for Sussex County generated solid waste. To view a copy of the certified plan amendment: www.sussex.nj.us The Sussex County Department of Environmental and Public Health Services will be responsible for Solid Waste Flow Control Enforcement For more information 973-579-0370 or www.sussex.nj.us **Enforcement Effective June 1, 2010** Supported by the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders Printed on Recycled Paper Surveillance cameras on premises

2. 2013 Events Programs are available to Sussex County residents, businesses, school districts, municipalities & county agencies. Household Hazardous Waste Days June 1 and November 2, 2013 Limits: 100 pounds of dry household hazardous waste materials, 25 fluorescent bulbs, and/or 10 gallons of liquid waste for free. Scale charge for larger quantities. Examples of waste include lead & oil based paints, stains, paint thinner, ammonia, driveway sealer, lighter fluid, printing ink, fuel oils, brake fluid, lubricants, pool chemicals, chlorine, mercury, acids, hazardous batteries, fluorescent bulbs, etc. **Contact office for larger quantities** (973-579-6998) Electronic Waste Days* *Landfill ban on certain electronics See informational pamphlet or website March 16, May 4, July 20 & October 5 Limits: Up to 5 items for free / per vehicle. Scale charge for larger quantities. Examples of E-Waste include computer systems, printers, televisions, VCR’s, DVD & CD players, fax machines, copiers, radio & stereo equipment, cell phones, and other electronic media devices. Medical Waste Days First Thursday of the Month Home Generators may drop off Non-Regulated Medical Waste at SCMUA facility. Fee charged by vendor Hours 10 am to 12 pm Document Destruction Third Friday of the Month Documents professionally shredded by Vendor Cost is $6.00 Min. per grocery paper bag No Limit Hours 9 am to 12 pm For More Recycling Information: Please Contact Your Municipal Recycling Coordinator Convenience Center Residents of Sussex County may dispose of their solid waste at the Residents Convenience Center. Residents are charged a per pound rate for disposal. Recyclable, Hazardous and Electronic Waste materials must be removed prior to disposal. Town Andover Borough Andover Township Branchville Borough Byram Township Frankford Township Franklin Borough Fredon Township Green Township Hamburg Borough Hampton Township Hardyston Township Hopatcong Borough Lafayette Township Montague Township Newton Ogdensburg Borough Sandyston Township Sparta Township Stanhope Borough Stillwater Township Sussex Borough Vernon Township Walpack Township Wantage Township Recycling Phone # (973) 786-6688 (973) 383-4280 x 224 (973) 948-4626 (973) 347-2500 x 125 (973) 948-5566 (973) 827-9280 x 100 (973) 383-7025 x 21 (908) 852-9333 x 11 (973) 827-9230 x 13 (973) 383-5570 (973) 823-7020 (973) 770-1200 (973) 383-1817 (973) 293-7300 (973) 383-3521 x 226 (973) 827-3444 (973) 948-3520 x 200 (973) 729-4493 (973) 347-6368 (973) 383-9484 (973) 875-4831 (973) 764-4055 (908) 948-4872 (973) 875-7192 Recycling Center The SCMUA Solid Waste Facility provides a comprehensive Recycling Center for Sussex County residents & businesses. These services are free of charge to residents The following items may be recycled at our Recycling Center: Commingled Bottles & Cans - Containers (glass, plastic #1 - #7, cartons & aluminum) Chipboard (food, cereal & other gray paperboard) Office Paper & Junk Mail Shredded Paper Cardboard, Newsprint Motor Oil, Antifreeze Clothing Cell Phones (For Soldiers) American Flag Disposal Household Batteries – New sorting requirements See informational pamphlet or website *The SCMUA does NOT recycle plastic bags! Please take bags to your local grocery store to be recycled!* Fluorescent Lamp Collection Program Limits: Up to 10 straight fluorescent lamps to Residents’ Convenience Center Larger quantities contact Main Scale House or 973-579-6998 ext 107 for information Boat Shrink Wrap Collection March 31 – June 30, 2013 Main Scale House for drop off at SCMUA See www.scmua.orgfor other collection locations & procedures Vegetative Waste Leaves, grass clippings and brush can be dropped off by residents, municipal collection crews & commercial haulers. When in stock, both the finished compost material & woodchip mulch are available to the public for landscaping purposes. The SCMUA offers colorized black & red mulch at a nominal fee. See rate schedule for charges. A reminder from the SCMUA that recycling is the law. Please do your part to remove all recyclable and hazardous materials from your trash for everyone’s safety and to save landfill space.