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Rawlins County agrees to waive landfill dumping fees for Atwood’s old city hall, requests asbestos results
Summary
The board agreed to waive landfill dumping fees for debris from Atwood’s old city hall and asked the city to provide asbestos testing results; landfill staff also requested a sealed‑bid ad for concrete crushing with percentage payment terms.
City of Atwood representative Dana Philpott asked the Rawlins County commissioners to waive landfill dumping fees for material from the city’s old city hall. Commissioners agreed to waive the fees. Landfill supervisor Corey Castens requested a copy of asbestos results for the building’s materials before disposal; Philpott said he would send the results to Castens.
Castens separately requested that the county publish a sealed bid ad to have concrete crushed at the landfill and asked the ad to include a percentage payment basis. County Attorney Chris Rohr said he would draft the ad and send it to the county clerk for publication.
The minutes do not record a formal motion or vote for the landfill fee waiver (the record states the commissioners agreed) and do not list any fees waived or expected cost impacts. The waiver appears to be an intergovernmental accommodation, contingent on the asbestos testing results being provided to landfill staff.
