Major and industrial haulers and industrial generators

• Permit Application: $100 (includes one vehicle on permit)
• Add/change vehicles listed on permit: $20 each

Minor haulers (contractors/businesses)

• Permit Application: $50 (includes one vehicle on permit)
• Add/change vehicles listed on permit: $20 each

Energy Recovery Facility

• Haulers must have an active hauler account and purchase a swipe card for $10 each.
• Swipe cards are subject to a one business day (Mon. - Fri.) activation period.
• Any swipe card reported lost or stolen will be deactivated immediately.

Payments

• When your major/minor/industrial hauler permit application is approved, you have established a billing account.
• After receiving your monthly invoice, you will have until 12-noon of the last weekday of the month, to pay the amount due in full.
• Any outstanding balances will be charged a late fee at a rate of 2% per month. If your account is past due two billing cycles or more, your privileges to use Oswego County Solid Waste Facilities will be revoked.
• Accounts past due two billing cycles or more will be sent to the County Attorney for legal prosecution.
• There is a $20 fee for all returned (bounced) checks. Hauler accounts will be locked until the returned check clears and $20 fee is paid.

• Minimum charge for weighing in: $10
• Waste brought directly to transfer station: $80 per ton
• Waste brought directly to Bristol Hill Landfill or Energy Recovery Facility: $52 per ton
• Fish waste is accepted at Pulaski Transfer Station: $80 per ton
• Fish waste for landfilling: $52 per ton
• Appliances with CFC refrigerant: $15 each
• Brush and tree waste: $80 per ton
• Compostable material: $20 per ton
• Vehicle loading fees to receive compost: 2 to 4 wheel vehicle, $5; 6 wheel vehicle, $10; 10 wheel vehicle, $15
• Asbestos: $100 per ton
• Other special materials: $0 to $100 to be determined on a case by case basis
• DMV weight certification: $10
• C&D clean wood brought directly to the Energy Recovery Facility: $35 per ton

• All loads entering facilities must be weighed in and out.
• All loads must be properly secured/covered.
• All haulers must follow the instructions of the transfer station attendant (Local Law III of 1990, section 4.2(b).
• No waste generated from outside of Oswego County will be accepted for disposal. Sealed containers are NOT accepted for disposal.
• Liquid wastes are NOT accepted for disposal.
• Clean fill (asphalt, clean soil, stone, brick) is NOT accepted for disposal at any County Solid Waste facility.
• Loads must be sorted (i.e. no recyclables mixed with wastes, or vice versa) or they will NOT be accepted for disposal.

• Burnable C&D includes wood, asphalt siding and shingles, roofing, plastic pipes, etc. A pickup truck, or less, of burnable C&D can go to the transfer stations. Larger loads are at the discretion of the transfer station attendant and may be required to go to the Energy Recovery Facility (ERF). A valid hauler permit and swipe card is required to use the ERF.
• Nonburnable C&D includes sheetrock, plaster & lath, asbestos or fiberglass shingles & siding, ceramic tubs, sinks, tiles, etc. Loads of nonburnable C&D go directly to the Bristol Hill Landfill.
• Clean Wood C&D accepted at the Energy Recovery Facility (ERF). A valid hauler permit and swipe card is required. Minimum load size: 20 cu. yd. roll off box or 10 wheel dump truck. At a minimum the load must be 95% wood. Wood must be broken up to less than 4 ft. in length, profile no bigger than 6" x 6". Load cannot contain unacceptable materials (hazardous waste, steel, concrete, brush or tree waste).
• Small amounts, less than a pick up truck load, of mixed (burnable and nonburnable) loads of C&D can go to the transfer staion.
• All scrap metal, metal sheeting, pipes, plumbing fixtures, etc., must be separated.