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Beltrami County Garbage/Demolition Policy
- Built in Cabinetry
- Window Glass
- Concrete
- Wiring
- Insulation (fiberglass, cellulose)
- Drywall
- Ceramic Fixtures (tubs, toilets, sinks)
- Shingles - Roofing
- Bricks
- Ceiling Tile
- Wood Scraps
- Concrete Block
- Plaster & Lathe
- Ceramic Tile
- Masonry
- Garbage
- Caulking Tubes
- Cardboard or Paper of any kind
- Shingle Wrappers
- Plastic Containers
- Foundry or Sandblasting Sand
- Household Garbage
- Treated Wood
- Yard Waste
- Heavy Metal Items
- Mattresses & Furniture
- Burnt Materials
- Machinery or Engine Parts
- Pop Cans
- Carpeting
- Metal Banding
- Plastic Items
- Batteries
- Electronics
- Thermostats
- Light Ballasts
- Asbestos-containing Materials
- Flammable Liquids
- Paint
- Liquids
- Fluorescent Light Bulbs
- Appliances
- Tires
Hubbard County Garbage/Demolition Policy
Only waste from construction and demolition of buildings, roads and other man-made structures are accepted in the demolition landfill.
Any unacceptable waste listed below that is discovered in a load, will be required to be removed by the user/hauler and properly disposed of. Should this be mixed it, a sorting fee with tipping schedule will apply.
*** All information below is from the Hubbard County Solid Waste Website
- Built in Cabinetry
- Window Glass
- Concrete
- Wiring
- Insulation (fiberglass, cellulose)
- Drywall
- Ceramic Fixtures (tubs, toilets, sinks)
- Shingles - Roofing
- Bricks
- Ceiling Tile
- Wood Scraps
- Concrete Block
- Plaster & Lathe
- Ceramic Tile
- Masonry
The items below will be accepted in the demolition landfill on a demolition tear down project.
However, the items below will not be accepted from any new construction or remodel project such as a house remodel, office renovation, new home or apartments, etc. and must be separated from the load and disposed of inside the transfer station building or designated area.
- Clean concrete (see definition below)
- Clean Shingles
- Sheathing (Tyvek)
- Sheetrock
- Plumbing Fixtures
- Insulation
- Vinyl Siding
- Molded fiberglass
- Metal (from building)
Definitions:
Clean Concrete: Concrete with rebar that does not have any other material attached such as: in floor tubing, insulation, lumber, plastic, etc.
Contaminated Concrete: Concrete that has material attached such as: in floor tubing, insulation, lumber, plastic, etc.
Clean Shingles: Asphalt shingles including nails and tar paper. Cannot contain caulking tubes, plastic ridge caps, flashing, packaging, wood, etc.
- Untreated Wood
- Masonry (brick, stucco)
- Electrical Wiring
- Wallboard
- Affixed Carpet & Padding
- Glass (from structures)
- Plastic Building Parts
- Roofing Materials
- Contaminated Concrete (see definition)
- Wall Coverings
- Duct Work
- Built in Cabinetry
- Ceramic Items
- Bituminous
- Ceiling Tile
- Recognizable burned structure
- Wood/Vinyl Flooring
- Rubber
- Rocks
- Conduit & Pipes
- Drain Tile
- Wood Siding