Rawlins County commissioners refuse school demolition debris over asbestos testing limits; approve elevator upgrade and landfill payments
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners voted June 14 to refuse construction waste from a school demolition because the landfill cannot verify asbestos-free material. The board also approved an $8,898 KONE elevator upgrade to address Fire Marshal deficiencies and several Miller & Associates landfill invoices and certifications.
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The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners voted June 14 to refuse construction waste from a local school demolition after county staff said the landfill lacks a way to test debris to verify it is asbestos-free. Commissioner Alan A. Solko moved to refuse the material on that ground and Commissioner Mark Mosley seconded; the motion carried.
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