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Fulton resident asks Bourbon County to waive landfill fees for city demolition debris; commissioners will discuss with public works next week
Summary
A Fulton representative asked the County Commission whether debris from a condemned structure could be accepted at the county landfill at a reduced or waived fee. Commissioners said they will consult the landfill supervisor and public works, then place the item on next week's agenda.
A representative for the city of Fulton asked Bourbon County commissioners whether demolition debris from a recently condemned structure could be disposed of at the county landfill at the end of the current calendar month with a waiver or reduced charge.
The speaker, identified in the meeting as Larry Paddock and representing the city of Fulton, said he had demolished a condemned building and asked whether the county could reduce or waive landfill charges for the material.
Commissioners said they would not decide immediately and would consult the landfill supervisor and public works director. A commissioner said staff will put the matter back on the agenda next week with information from public works and the landfill supervisor so the commission can make a decision.
Commissioners also asked whether Fulton is incorporated; staff confirmed Fulton has a city council, a factor commissioners said they would consider in determining historical practice and any precedent for reduced fees.
No formal action or fee waiver was granted at the meeting; commissioners agreed to research the county's historical handling of similar requests and return the item to the next agenda for discussion and a decision.
