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Regulated Recyclable Material Ordinance Fact Sheet
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Regulated Recyclable Material Ordinance (RRMO) Fact Sheet
The materials listed
below must be recycled. These materials must be separated for
recycling either on the jobsite (and hauled in segregated loads) or
transported in mixed loads to a processing facility. Material Reclamation
in Raleigh is currently the only approved facility.
Improperly separated or disposed Regulated Recyclable
Material arriving at the
Orange County Landfill
is subject to a surcharge of double the current landfill tip fee.
[Full
Orange County Oridinance | Pictures]
[Printable version of fact sheet]
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1. Clean
Scrap Metal—Clean
scrap metal may be taken to Surplus Property. Alternately, scrap metal
may be taken to the Orange County Landfill for recycling at no charge. For
disposal of appliances (white goods), contact the Office of Waste
Reduction and Recycling for instructions. |
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2.
Unpainted, Untreated Wood Waste—Clean
wood waste includes all types of wood, such as plywood, oriented strand
board (OSB), framing material, engineered beams, etc. Clean wood waste may
be taken to the Orange County Landfill for recycling at $15 per ton.
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3. Pallets—Pallets
and shipping crates may be taken to the Orange County Landfill for
recycling at $15 per ton. Additionally, arrangements can be made with
local pallet companies to have reusable pallets picked up or returned to
the distributor (back-hauling). For Facilities Services shops,
there is a rolloff container located near the Grounds mulch area for
collection of pallets. This container serves as a collection point for
small loads of pallets, which are then taken to the Orange County
Landfill’s recycling program. Contact
OWRR if you would like to bring pallets to this location.
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4.
Cardboard
Boxes—Cardboard
has been banned from the Orange County Landfill for many years. There are
over 120 blue dumpsters on campus for cardboard recycling. Large loads
generated by equipment deliveries should be coordinated in advance and
preferably back-hauled by the contractor/distributor. |
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DO NOT PLACE SCRAP
METAL, WOOD, PALLETS OR CARDBOARD IN UNIVERSITY DUMPSTERS!
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In Orange County, all
vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight greater than 9,000 lbs., hauling
waste loads of clean wood waste, metal, or cardboard, must be covered
and are required to be registered under a Recyclable Material Collection
License. University departments should contact BJ Tipton at 962-7251 to
apply for a license. |
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Construction contractors
are not to use University dumpsters or recycling bins. Contractors may
contact the Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling at 962-7251 or the
Orange County Solid Waste Office at 968-2800 for assistance with
construction and demolition waste management. |
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