Dear Colleagues:
Does anyone have examples of implementation of PAYT in very
low-population, rural areas where the main mode of waste disposal &
recycling for residents to drop-off at a LF, TS, or other facility --
you would be willing to share?
Specific information I would love to hear about includes:
- How did you structure PAYT for areas
where citizens primarily self-haul to drop sites? What about unstaffed
drop sites?
- How do you enforce?
- What fee structure works? Were certain
items free and others involving a charge?
- Political will needed or opposition
encountered?
- And - did anyone do this successfully
in an area where historically waste disposal had been free? How was the
transition to fees managed?
- What did fees go to? Operations,
enforcement, what else?
This is for some planning work in the arid,
thinly populated West.
Many thanks,
Anne Peters
Gracestone, Inc.
Boulder, CO
303.494.4934 vox
303.494.4880 fax
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