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Broadwater County weighs replacing aging canisters and rebuilding transfer station; 40-yard canisters quoted up to about $17,000 with lids
Summary
Board members reviewed the poor condition of several 20/30/40-yard canisters, discussed repair versus replacement, and heard that a new transfer station at Cedar Street could cost in the low millions. Staff estimated roughly six canisters are near end-of-life and discussed options to phase purchases through the CIP to avoid operating deficits.
Board staff gave an extended briefing on the condition of the county's canisters and heavy equipment and urged the board to consider phased capital purchases.
Joe Rath (staff) said about six canisters are unlikely to be serviceable over the next six to 12 months. He described structural failures including worn lift pins, cracked A-frames, bowed sides, damaged lids and seized rollers. Repairing tops and…
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