Dumping Guidelines
The following wastes are generally considered to be non-hazardous or inert, and are acceptable at the Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility.
Municipal Solid Waste
- Food and food products
- Paper (newspaper, office paper, paper products)
- Cardboard, boxboard - recycling bin available on-site
- Tin - Recycling available
- Dried empty paint cans - recycling available on-site
- Rubber products
- Dirt, concrete, asphalt, construction rebar, rocks - recycling available on-site
- Roofing paper, shingles (non-asbestos)
- Plant residues of agricultural origin
- Styrofoam
- Fabric, clothing, textiles
- Cannery waste (less than 10% moisture)
- Glass, porcelain, ceramics
- Yard trimmings, wood waste - recycling available on-site
- Sheetrock, drywall
- Furniture, carpet
- PVC plastic, plastic
- Empty containers
- Non-contaminated cleanup rags
Special Wastes
- Tires
- Non-friable asbestos shingles and siding is acceptable if wrapped in heavy plastic, taped, or otherwise secured for special burial (friable asbestos is not acceptable for disposal)
- Any metal, plastic, or glass containers used for liquid or powder chemicals must be processed by rinsing and draining, or some other approved decontamination method; otherwise, containers must be empty, opened, and dry
- Triple-rinsed empty pesticide containers
- Medical wastes (if rendered not infectious via autoclave or other approved treatment method). No red bags, sharp medical instruments, or containers allowed with evidence of effective treatment
- Dirt and other construction wastes may not be contaminated with chemicals or other hazardous material or hazardous wastes
- Empty containers (i.e. aerosol cans, paint cans) or containers with dry materials (i.e. solid paint)
Hazardous Wastes Accepted at the Neal Road Recycling & Waste Facility
The following wastes are generally considered to be hazardous wastes and are acceptable for disposal at the Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility. Ask Scale House Attendant for procedures for disposal.
- Car Batteries
- Refrigerators
- Fluorescent tubes and Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (CFL)
Typical Wastes Not Acceptable at the Neal Road Recycling & Waste Facility
The following wastes are generally considered to be hazardous wastes and are not acceptable for disposal at the Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility:
- Abrasive cleaners and powders
- Acid sludge
- Adhesives, glues, cements
- Aerosol cans containing any pressure or fluid
- Air reactive or water reactive solids or liquids
- Air-conditioning refrigerant
- Alkaline caustic liquids
- Ammonia-based cleaners
- Ammunition, gun powder
- Ant and roach killers
- Antifreeze
- Any solvents or acids, other than water
- Ash (incinerator waste)
- Auto body filler
- Automotive cleaners (carburetor cleaner, chrome polish)
- Automotive Supplies
- Batteries, battery acid, corrosive battery fluid
- Bilge water
- Bleach cleaners
- Boiler cleaning waste
- Building, Paints, and Woodworking Supplies
- Bunker oil
- Butane lighters
- Car wax and polish
- Caustic sludge and wastewater
- Chemical fertilizers
- Chemical toilet pumpings
- Chemistry sets
- Cleaning solvents or acids
- Clothing and chemical dyes
- Compressed gases (flammable or non-flammable)
- Corrosives
- Data processing fluids
- Disinfectants
- Explosives
- Flammable gases, liquids, or solids
- Fluorescent lamps with ballast and tubes
- Fly ash
- Freon gas
- Friable asbestos
- Fuel additives
- Fungicides
- Furniture and floor polish
- Garden and Pet Supplies
- Gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel wastes
- Glue, cement
- Grease and rust solvents
- Hair permanent, colorant, and straightener solutions
- Herbicides
- Insecticides (organophosphates)
- Kerosene, lamp oil
- Lime and sulfur sludge
- Liquid enamel, latex, acrylic, and water-based paints (dried solids are acceptable)
- Lubricating oil
- Model glue and paint
- Mothballs and flakes
- Nail polish, polish remover, cuticle remover
- Oil ash
- Other Waste
- Oven cleaners
- Oxidizers, organic peroxides
- Paint or varnish remover, strippers
- Paint thinner, turpentine, mineral spirits
- Pesticides
- Pet care products (flea powder, tick powder, shampoo)
- Pharmaceuticals (chemotherapy drugs)
- Photographic chemicals and solutions
- Pickling liquor
- Plating wastes
- Poison gases
- Pool chemicals
- Printer ink
- Radioactive wastes
- Rat, mouse, and gopher poisons
- Resins, fiberglass, epoxy (dried solids are acceptable)
- Rubber cement thinner
- Rug and upholstery cleaners
- Rust paints, metal primers
- Shoe dye, polish and paste
- Snail and slug poisons
- Soda ash
- Soil fumigants
- Spot removers
- Stains, finishers
- Starter fluid
- Sulfonation oil
- Tanning sludge
- Thermometers with mercury
- Toilet cleaners
- Transmission and brake fluid
- Used chemical solutions (cyanide, used acids)
- Used motor oil and gear lubricant
- Used Oil and Air filters
- Wood preservatives (creosote, penta-chlorophenol)