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1 TOWN OF NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING CENTER OPERATIONS REVISED 3/9/92 10/29/92 4/22/93 6/3/93 8/19/93 7/1/94 7/1/99 7/1/00 7/1/05 7/1/07 7/10/08 7/9/09 4/8/10 6/10/10 6/2/11

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 1 II. FEE SCHEDULE 2 III. SOLID WASTE FEE 2 IV. FAILURE TO PAY ANNUAL SOLID WASTE FEES 3 V. SOLID WASTE FEE ABATEMENTS/EXEMPTIONS 3 VI. RECYCLING CENTER ACCESS 5 VII. RECYCLING 7 VIII. ALLOWABLE MATERIALS 8 IX. RECYCLABLE MATERIALS 8 X. PROHIBITED MATERIALS 8 XI. SPECIAL MATERIALS 9 XII. OTHER PROVISIONS 9 XIII. SEVERABILITY 10 XIV. DEFINITIONS 10 XV. VIOLATIONS 10 XVI. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER FOR APPEALS 11 APPENDIX A 12 i

3 TOWN OF NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING CENTER OPERATIONS Regulations governing the North Attleborough Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste and Sanitary Landfill of the Town of North Attleborough, were adopted on November 14, 1991 and effective November 22, 1991, and have been revised on March 5, 1992, October 29, 1992, April 22, 1993, August 19, 1993, July 1, 1994, July 1, 1999, July 1, 2000, July 1, 2005, July 1, 2006, July 1, 2008 and July 1, The current regulations having been the subject of a public hearing on June 2, 2011 and are hereby revised and adopted on June 2, 2011 and are entitled Town Of North Attleborough Rules And Regulations For Solid Waste and Recycling Collection And Disposal And Recycling Center Operations. On March 16, 1998, an Administrative Consent Order, Number SE , was issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, Department of Environmental Management mandating that the Town of North Attleborough close its Landfill. The Town of North Attleborough complied with the Administrative Consent Order on August 15, The Town of North Attleborough implemented a Pay-As-You-Throw system of waste disposal on September 8, The Town also maintained a transfer station formerly known as the Convenience Center for use by the residents that participate in the Town s Residential Curbside Collection System. With the closing of the Town s landfill, the operation of the Town s transfer station and the change in the waste disposal and recycling practices, the Town the North Attleborough Board of Selectmen hereby adopts the following: I. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES A. Operations or procedures that are covered by Item G of Section 1 of Article II of the Town By-Laws and 310 C.M.R , et seq., Department of Environmental Protection Solid Waste Management Regulations. B. The Recycling Center, formerly known as the Convenience Center, was established on August 17, 1998, for use by those residents that have complied with the Pay-As-You- Throw program and have paid their annual Residential Curbside Collection Solid Waste Fee in full. Its purpose is to accept those materials that are acceptable in the curbside collections, plus wood, metal, non-freon bearing appliances, freon bearing appliances, televisions, computer monitors, propane tanks, fluorescent lightbulbs, universal waste, mercury and tires. It is not intended to be an alternate to the former Landfill disposal site nor is it for large quantities of material but only those items, in small quantities, that need to be disposed of by the Towns residents. 1

4 The Recycling Center Hours of Operation are from 8:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. on Friday, Saturday and Monday. When the celebration of an observed Town holiday coincides with a normal day of operation, the Recycling Center will be closed for the day. The Recycling Center may be closed without prior notice in the event of inclement weather (ice & snow accumulation or flooding) or other extenuating circumstances. Should closing be necessary, notices will be posted on the Solid Waste Department s phone messaging service. All recyclable materials, which are normally accepted without charge during the weekly residential curbside collections, will be accepted in the same manner at the Recycling Center at no charge and must be from the participating residence and in the vehicle to which the sticker or pass was issued. All trash placed in Town bags or regular bags with designated bag tags, will be accepted at no charge and must be from the participating residence and in the vehicle to which the sticker or pass was issued. All white goods, CRT s. TV s, propane tanks, fluorescent light bulbs, freon appliances and tires are accepted at those fees indicated in Appendix A. Fee Schedule and must be from the participating residence and in the vehicle to which the sticker or pass was issued. All household trash not bagged or tagged and all metal and wood waste will be accepted at the Recycling Center by weight. The weight is determined by the vehicle entering the onsite scale upon its arrival to verify the gross weight of the vehicle and the material for disposal and again after the material has been unloaded. The difference between these two weights gives a net weight of the material being disposed. The disposal cost for this material will be charged a rate per ton as indicated in Appendix A. Fee Schedule. Massachusetts DEP waste bans as outlined in 310 CMR (3) will be enforced. C. Curbside collection services of residential waste and recyclables are performed on Monday through Friday on designated days for different areas within the Town. When the celebration of an observed Town holiday occurs within any week, waste and recyclable collections are delayed one day from the normal designated collection day and the Friday service will be performed on Saturday. II. III. FEE SCHEDULE Please see Appendix A SOLID WASTE FEE A. All single family homes, condominiums and apartment houses up to 4 units are eligible participants in the curbside trash and recycling program. All eligible dwelling units unless otherwise abated shall be charged a Solid Waste Fee per unit, under the authority of Item H (1,2,3) of Section 1 of Article II of the Town By-Laws. The amount of this fee is established annually by vote of the Board of Selectmen. 2

5 1. The Board of Selectmen reserves the right to amend, add, and/or change the fees for either the curbside or drop off program provided that the Board of Selectmen holds a public hearing prior to implementing such amendment or change. 2. The Board of Selectmen reserves the right to amend, add, and/or change types of dwelling units that may be included in the residential curbside collection program, or # of dwelling units per lot provided that the Board of Selectmen holds a public hearing prior to implementing such amendment or change. 3. The Residential Curbside Collection Solid Waste Fee period coincides with the town s fiscal year which currently runs from July 1st through June 30th. 4. The Solid Waste Fee may be paid incrementally without penalty beyond the $5.00 late fee. 5. a. A property owner who pays the Solid Waste Fee in full, is entitled to one (1) Recycling Center sticker per unit for no extra charge. Additional stickers per unit may be purchased for $5.00 per sticker in accordance with the provisions of Section VI of these regulations. b. The purchase price of Day Passes cannot be applied to the Solid Waste Fee. c. Tenants may receive one of the property owner s Recycling Center stickers with permission from the property owner. If the property owner chooses to keep all of the stickers, a tenant may purchase a Day Pass on those occasions when he needs to access the Recycling Center. IV. FAILURE TO PAY ANNUAL SOLID WASTE FEES A. The Town of North Attleborough Annual Solid Waste Fee is due and payable within 30 days of the billing date. Accounts will be assessed a one time $5.00 late fee for any balance which remains unpaid after 30 days following the billing date. B. The Solid Waste Fee may be paid in installments. Accounts paid in this manner will be assessed a one time $5.00 late fee. C. The failure of any property owner to pay their Solid Waste fees plus any assessed late fees in full, for any fiscal year, will be subject to having a municipal lien placed on their property. (Accounts with balances less than $50 will not be subject to a lien.) V. SOLID WASTE FEE ABATEMENTS/EXEMPTIONS A. Hardship Abatement 1. A property owner who qualifies for a hardship abatement from the Board of Assessors will be given a 25% discount toward the Solid Waste Fee, provided this property is their principal place of residence. 3

6 B. Private Hauler Abatement A property owner may be exempted from the Solid Waste Fee in the event that s/he has a contract with a licensed trash and recycling hauler provided s/he meets the following criteria: 1. Produces a copy of a bona fide trash and recycling contract for the period for which the abatement is requested. A separate contract is required for each unit, unless multi-units are on one assessed lot as defined by the Assessors' office. The contract must stipulate that it covers the residency for which the exemption is being requested. No fee exemption will be considered or granted for a previous fiscal year. 2. The contract must be signed and dated by both parties, must specifically state the dates for which it is in effect and those dates must cover the time period for which the owner is requesting an abatement. All haulers must be licensed by the North Attleborough Health Department to haul trash and recycling in town.. Property owners who transport their waste from the residence for which the exemption is being requested to another location either within or outside the boundaries of the Town of North Attleborough must provide a contract for both trash and recycling signed and dated by both parties, specifically covering the dates for which the owner is requesting an abatement. If this service is taking place within the town, the haulers must be licensed by the North Attleborough Health Department. 3. Property owners who transport their waste from the residence for which the exemption is being requested, to another location outside the boundaries of the Town of North Attleborough, must provide the applicable documentation described in Section V., B., Item 1 or 2 above. 4. Any property owner who transports their waste from the residence from which the exemption is being requested, to their place of employment, must provide the same documentation requested above in Section V, B., Items 1 and 2. In addition, a letter from the owner of the property responsible for contracting for the waste/recycling collection services must be provided stating that they will accept and dispose of North Attleborough residential waste and recycling from the property owner. C. Vacancy Abatements 1. Any participant who owns more than one unit and can prove that one or more units have been vacant for the previous twelve months will receive a full abatement of the Solid Waste Fee for the unit(s) in question for the fiscal year during which the application is made. Proof of such vacancy must be verified by submission of the most recent electrical bill, from NAED, showing that the unit in question received the minimum maintenance charge associated with services that do not use any power, for the previous twelve months. 4

7 2. Any property owner who spends 6 or more months away from the property (snowbird) and can show proof of such vacancy, by submission of NAED records showing a minimum maintenance charge associated with services that do not use any power, will be granted an abatement for a corresponding number of months. D. Application Process 1. Applications for abatements are available at the Solid Waste Department and on the Solid Waste Department s webpage. 2. Applications for private hauler abatements must be filed by or before November 1 st. No abatement application will be logged in for consideration until all required documentation is attached. 3. Applications for vacancy abatements should be filed no earlier than a month following the last date of vacancy and no later than June 15 th. 4. All of the above abatements/exemptions must be reapplied for annually. Every reapplication must be accompanied by the required documentation. 5. No abatements/exemptions will be considered or granted for a previous fiscal year. NOTE: VI. Any property owner who requests and is approved for a private hauler abatement will not receive any Town services for curbside trash and recycling collection or access to the Recycling Center for the remainder of the fiscal year. The Solid Waste Department Manager is authorized to issue any abatement for those units that fall within the guidelines and provide the required documentation. Any of the above exemptions must be reapplied for annually. RECYCLING CENTER ACCESS A. Residential (four units or less) B. Proof of ownership/residency: 1. Driver' s license 2. Motor Vehicle Registration 3. Voter Registration Card 4. Electric or tax bill C. Property owners and tenants must present a valid Massachusetts motor vehicle registration card or photocopy with proof of North Attleboro residency when requesting issuance of a sticker and/or day pass. D. Any eligible property owner who pays the Residential Solid Waste Fee in full and who complies with the other requirements of these regulations will be eligible for one free Recycling Center sticker per unit. 5

8 Stickers are assigned to vehicles. The owner or tenant must present with or provide a copy of his/her vehicle registration. The sticker must be placed on the vehicle to which it is assigned on a non-tinted window in a location established by these regulations. A property owner who pays the Residential Solid Waste Fee in full may receive a sticker to be placed on the property owner s commercially registered vehicle, per the following provisions: 1. If the property owner owns a vehicle with a Massachusetts commercial plate the property owner may request in writing a sticker that allows the person to enter and use the Recycling Center. 2. The request shall include the property owner s signature and the date. 3. The vehicle s registration must be in the name and address of the property owner. The vehicle cannot have commercial signage. 4. The Solid Waste Manager, or his/her designee, upon review of the application shall be authorized to grant the issuance of a sticker. If the Solid Waste Manager denies the application, then the property owner may, within twenty one (21) days from the date of the Solid Waste Manager s decision, appeal the decision of the Solid Waste Manager to the Board of Selectmen who may either uphold the decision of the Solid Waste Manager or grant the sticker. 5. If the property owner owns a vehicle with a Massachusetts plate that is registered to his/her business, the property owner may request a special annual pass which will allow entry to the Recycling Center. An affidavit will be required indicating that the business under which the vehicle is registered does not generate commercial waste. Businesses that generate commercial waste such as construction, contracting, manufacturing, plumbing, carpentry, roofing, etc. are not eligible for this exception. 6. The Solid Waste Manager, or his/her designee, upon review of the application shall be authorized to issue the annual pass. If the Solid Waste Manager denies the application, then the property owner may, within twenty one (21) days from the date of the Solid Waste Manager s decision, appeal the decision of the Solid Waste Manager to the Board of Selectmen who may either uphold the decision of the Solid Waste Manager or grant the pass. E. Residents who have paid the annual fee may receive a Recycling Center sticker for a vehicle by presenting their vehicle registration at the Solid Waste Department window in Town Hall or by mailing in a copy of their registration, and a stamped self-address envelope. The Solid Waste Department will process the request, and if approved, will mail out the sticker. F. No property with more than 4 dwelling units per assessed lot may participate in the curbside collection program. Residents of larger apartment complexes, condo complexes 6

9 or mobile homes may purchase an annual Recycling Center sticker. The cost of the sticker will be the price of the current annual fee. G. Tenants must provide proof of residence, a copy of their motor vehicle registration and documentation from their landlord (the property owner of a rental property of 4 units or less) to obtain a Recycling Center sticker or day pass. H. Upon compliance with all requirements, a sticker shall be issued by the Board of Selectmen and affixed to the driver' s side window, in the upper rear corner, to be visible from the outside of the vehicle. No vehicle will be allowed into the Recycling Center unless a visible valid sticker is affixed to the proper vehicle. I. Stickers are not transferable to another motor vehicle. When change of ownership of the vehicle occurs, the sticker should be removed from the vehicle to which it was issued and returned to the Solid Waste Department for issuance of a new sticker. In the event that the vehicle for which a sticker was issued becomes permanently inoperable the sticker should be removed and returned to the Solid Waste Department or documentation must be provided for issuance of a new sticker. All property owners and tenants will be charged $5.00 for a replacement sticker. UNLESS AN EXTENSION IS ISSUED STICKERS WILL EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31ST OF EACH YEAR J. Upon compliance with all the requirements, participating residents and tenants may purchase a one (1) day Recycling Center pass. Tenants must supply documentation from the landlord when applying. All applicants will need to provide a copy of the vehicle registration. A one (1) day pass will expire five (5) days from the date of purchase and is valid for passage on one day only. Passes must be presented to the attendant before entering the Recycling Center and turned in by the expiration date. Vehicles with out-ofstate license plates or commercial signage are not permitted access to the Recycling Center. Passes are not transferrable to another motor vehicle. K. Use of the Recycling Center is limited to Residential trash and recycling only. Vehicles registered with commercial plates are not entitled to a Recycling Center Sticker. See Section VI, D. Items 1 thru 6 and Section XVI Administrative Order for Appeals. L. A member of the Board of Selectmen, the Town Administrator, the Solid Waste Manager or the Recycling Center attendant reserves the right to obtain from the permittee the origin of the refuse to be deposited and further to obtain the origin of refuse deposited within the previous fourteen days. Failure to comply may result in revocation of the permit. M. Fees SEE Appendix A - FEE SCHEDULE. VI. RECYCLING 7

10 A. Regulations governing the North Attleborough Recycling Center by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection 310 C.M.R , mandate waste bans for recyclables. DEP s DEFINITION OF WASTE BANNED MATERIALS (310 C.M.R ) includes the following: Food and beverage glass, plastic, aluminum, food and beverage tin cans, yard waste, leaves, lead acid batteries, white goods, tires, freon bearing appliances, televisions, and computer monitors, terminals, and fluorescent light bulbs, newspaper, corrugated cardboard, all scrap metal, asphalt pavement, brick, concrete, treated and untreated wood and wood waste and other materials as deemed banned by the Board of Selectmen. B. The Solid Waste Department maintains the operation at the Recycling Center and containers or areas for recyclable materials shall be marked as to contents permitted - i.e. paper, glass, plastic, aluminum, white goods, tires, scrap metals, corrugated cardboard or other appropriate descriptions. Areas or containers shall be used only for permitted contents. C. The North Attleborough Department of Pubic Works maintains an operation for accepting yard waste at the composting station located on Plain Street. VIII. ALLOWABLE MATERIALS A. A Board of Selectmen member, the Town Administrator, the Solid Waste Manager or the Recycling Center attendant may inspect any load entering the Recycling Center and shall reject any load that is determined not to have originated in the Town of North Attleborough or originates from a property with over 4 units. B. The Board of Selectmen member, the Town Administrator, the Solid Waste Manager or Recycling Center attendant may limit or reject the type and volume of load(s) coming from one origin. C. General refuse, rubbish and bulky waste. Bulky waste items shall not exceed six (6) feet in length and/or three (3) cubic yards in volume. IX. RECYCLABLE MATERIALS A. A Board of Selectmen member, the Town Administrator, the Solid Waste Manager or the Recycling Center attendant may inspect any load entering the Recycling Center and shall have the right to reject any load whose contents are in violation of these regulations. B. All items deemed recyclable only will be allowed for deposit in designated areas at the Recycling Center with prior approval from the Board of Selectmen. C. Limited demolition material including but not limited to plank, timber, beams, roofing and any materials from building demolition allowable in accordance with regulations, see 8

11 X. Prohibited Materials, I. Pressure treated wood and wood products and asphalt shingles are not accepted. D. Tires, washers, dryers, hot water heaters, refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, air conditioners and any other appliances of similar type and size for the purpose of recycling are allowed in accordance with regulations. E. In accordance with DEP s Authorization to Operate A Small Handling Facility (Transfer Station) issued on October 29, 2009 to the Town of North Attleborough, the Town will comply with all applicable regulations including the Solid Waste Management Regulations 310 CMR et seq. X. PROHIBITED MATERIALS A. Hazardous waste. B. Medical waste. C. Human or animal waste; fish offal. D. Refuse generated outside of the Town of North Attleborough. E. Flammable or explosive liquids or substances. F. Hot ashes and live coals. G. Residues from septic tanks or cesspools. H. Materials that may be harmful to personnel, depositors or that are in violation of air pollution and/or water pollution control. I. Demolition materials including but not limited to wooden planks**, timbers, masonry, wooden or metal beams**, pressure treated wood, asbestos and asphalt, concrete, brick and asphalt shingles. J. Stumps, yard waste and trees. ** Materials thus denoted may be allowed as long as they do not exceed the four walls of the designated container. XI. SPECIAL MATERIALS A. The Board of Selectmen may issue a special permit slip for a home improvement project at its discretion providing that a building permit has been obtained and further the homeowner complies with the current Town of North Attleborough Rules and Regulations for Solid Waste and Recycling Collection and Disposal and Recycling Center Operations. 9

12 XII. OTHER PROVISIONS A. All refuse is to be deposited in areas designated by the Board of Selectmen member, Town Administrator, or Solid Waste Manager, and no person(s) shall enter any area posted by the Board of Selectmen, Town Administrator or Solid Waste Manager as closed to the public. B. No person(s) shall deposit, drop off, dump or litter any refuse, trash, tires, furniture, white goods, metal, recyclables, cardboard and/or yard waste anywhere inside or outside of the Landfill/Recycling Center fence. All solid waste and recycling related items are to be deposited in their designated areas. No person(s) shall deposit, drop off, dump or litter any refuse, trash, tires, furniture, white goods, metal, recyclables, cardboard and/or yard waste at the Recycling Center except during normal hours of operations. Any violation of this Regulation is subject to a fine. C. No person(s) shall interfere with the operation of the Recycling Center. D. No person(s) shall break, damage, deface, destroy, or tamper with any structure, appurtenance, or equipment which is part of the Recycling Center or operation of the Recycling Center. E. No person(s) shall serve, drink, sell or store alcoholic beverages and/or drugs at the Recycling Center. F. No loitering is allowed at or around the Recycling Center. G. No person(s) shall set any fires or use any cutting torches. Cutting torches may be used in designated areas approved by the Board of Selectmen. H. No person(s) shall store any salvage materials, heavy equipment, trailer(s), truck(s), or articles as defined as junk under the Zoning By-Laws as amended, without the written approval of the Board of Selectmen, whose approval may be revoked at any time without cause. I. No buying or selling of any material(s) shall be permitted at the Recycling Center. J. No person(s) shall have salvage rights at the Recycling Center without the written approval of the Board of Selectmen. This approval can be revoke at any time without cause. K. All fees for disposal services at the Recycling Center must be paid prior to leaving the Center. Any person(s) not paying for these services will lose the privilege of access to the Center and will be subject to collection proceedings. XIII. SEVERABILITY 10

13 A. Each of these regulations shall be construed as separate to the end that if any regulation, sentence, clause, or phrase thereof shall be held invalid for any reason, the remainder of that regulation and all other regulations shall continue in full force. XIV. DEFINITIONS A. For the purpose of these Rules and Regulations and unless the context of usage clearly indicates another meaning, the terms and words shall have the meaning given in the General Laws of Massachusetts, or if not defined therein, in Webster' s Unabridged Dictionary. XV. VIOLATIONS A. Violation(s) of any provision(s) of these Rules and Regulations shall be punishable by fine pursuant to XIIA 1 of the Town s Bylaws and revocation of the sticker(s) for the Recycling Center. Each day, or part of a day, during which any such violation(s) occurs or is allowed to occur, shall constitute a separate violation. XVI. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER FOR APPEALS A. A property owner may file for an Administrative Appeal by providing a written request to the Solid Waste Manager. The matter to be appealed must be clearly stated and the remedy requested clearly described. The matter will be brought to the attention of the Board of Selectmen for consideration of granting a public hearing. If a public hearing is granted, the property owner will be notified by mail of the date and time of the public hearing. Failure of the property owner to appear for the public hearing will forfeit any further rights of appeal in that matter. These regulations where presented at a public hearing of the Board of Selectmen on June 2, 2011 by it s members as listed below. These regulations where adopted and effective as of the 1st day of July in the year NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH BOARD OF SELECTMEN John C. Rhyno, Chairman Christopher L. Sweet, Vice-Chairman Joan Marchitto Paul J. Belham Michael S. Thompson 11

14 APPENDIX A - FEE SCHEDULE 1. Stickers: Recycling Center for curbside collection participants only Recycling Center for eligible $ 5.00 Participants (extra sticker) (plus current disposal charge) 2. Passes: Recycling Center 1 Day Trash & Recyclable Pass (for curbside $ 5.00 participants only) 1 Year Recycling Only Pass $ Passes must be used within the time stipulated on the pass Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Tire Amnesty Day for participants with a current sticker Commercial vehicle exception pass per Article VI, Section D, Subsection Tires: Passenger tires on/off rim $ 3.00 each Light Truck tires under 20 and on/off rim Truck and/or equipment tires 20" and over $ each $ each 4. Freon Bearing Refrigerators, Freezers, Air $ each Appliances Conditioners, Humidifiers, Dehumidifiers (Any appliance with refrigerant or C.F.C.'s) 5. White Goods: 20 lb Propane Tanks, Stoves, $ each Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Hot Water Tanks 1 lb Propane Tanks $ 3.00 each 30, 40 & 100 lb Propane Tanks $ each 6. CRT S & Electronics: Televisions, computer monitors, terminals $ each (any appliance with a cathode ray tube) Televisions over $ each

15 7. Mixed Ewaste: DVD and CD Players; printers, etc. $ each 8. Fluorescents: Bulbs & CFB s & U-Tubes $.50/each 4 foot bulbs $.50/each 8 foot bulbs $ 1.00/each 9. Mercury: Batteries & thermostats $.25/lb. 10. Box Spring & Mattress: All Sizes $ 15.00/ea 11. Solid Waste Trash, Metal, Wood Waste $ /ton Tipping Fees: ($.15/lb) (Other terms may be negotiated by the Board of Selectmen on a case by case basis.) 12. Recycling Glass Tipping Fees: Rigid Plastic #1 through #7 Tin Aluminum (no foil) Newspaper Corrugated Cardboard Books & Magazines Clothing 13. Residential Curbside Each residential unit annually Voted annually by Collection Solid by Bd. of Selectmen Waste Fee: ($225/unit for FY12) 14. Pay As You Throw: gal - 15 lb bag (in packages of 10) $ box gal - 20 lb bag (in packages of 10) $ box Bulky Tag - 30 lb $ 2.50 each Bag Tag - Non Town Bagged Trash $ 3.00 each 13