Contractor says hauling changes, separation could cut county costs
Ryland Environmental told Burke County officials it can lower haul rates for Sardis and Midville waste, continue hauling Dyess Crossroad waste to Augusta/Richmond County, and that waste separation at the transfer station could net about $40,000 annually.
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Ryland Environmental presented hauling and processing options to Burke County commissioners and staff at the Oct. 29 work session, offering to route Sardis and Midville loads to the county transfer station while keeping Dyess Crossroad waste bound for Augusta/Richmond County. The firm said it would submit a revised pricing proposal reflecting a lower price per haul.
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