Transfer station told to secure mattress container within two weeks to meet state rules
Facilities lead Scott Bushee reported multiple compliance items at Winhall's transfer station, including that the state classifies mattresses as solid waste and the town must obtain a covered metal container (estimated $6k–$7k) within 14 days, plus address tonnage reporting, SDS folders, and spill-kit needs.
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Scott Bushee, who oversees facilities and the transfer station, told the Select Board that recent state guidance treats mattresses as solid waste and that the station cannot store them on the ground. He said the town needs to procure a covered metal container (estimated $6,000–$7,000) and confirmed inspections are unannounced. "This must be done in 14 days," Bushee said, noting the operational and reporting updates required by the state.
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