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Board approves $25,000 for improvements at Route 65 solid-waste site
Summary
Supervisors authorized $25,000 to add concrete and metal bins and a third roll-off at the county's busiest solid-waste site to improve traffic flow and handling during peak times.
The Buckingham County Board of Supervisors approved a $25,000 project to expand and improve the Route 65 solid-waste site, the county's busiest drop-off location.
Solid-waste staff and the county administrator presented a proposal to add more concrete pads and metal bins on lower levels and to add a third roll-off container for metal to improve traffic flow during busy periods. The site was described in the staff memo as the county's busiest transfer location.
A motion to proceed with the improvements was moved, seconded and approved by the board; the transcript records "7 yes." The county will contract for the work and place the new containers and concrete pads to ease congestion and handling at peak hours.
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