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Assembly approves replacement waste containers for Cantwell transfer station
Summary
The assembly unanimously approved ordinance 26-12 to replace two 30-yard roll-off containers at the Campbell/Cantwell transfer station with rolling-top units; staff said the replaced containers will be retained as spares for emergency use. Shipping is quoted at $11,500 plus a 10% tariff in the purchase price.
The Denali Borough Assembly voted unanimously to approve ordinance 26-12, which funds replacement of two older 30-yard roll-off waste containers at the Campbell (Cantwell) transfer station.
Mayor Nolan and operations staff explained the new rolling-top design and said the borough plans to keep the older steel containers in reserve for disaster response and as spares. "They're still good... we'll use them for natural disaster response," staff said when asked what would happen to the retired units. Staff told the assembly the purchase includes $11,500 in shipping and a 10% tariff on imported units; the vendor sources included Canadian suppliers for the preferred lid design. The ordinance passed by unanimous roll-call vote.
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