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Adams County to enforce flow-control ordinance; hauler application and stickers updated
Summary
Staff told the committee a recent review with Tetra Tech found the county's flow-control ordinance up to code; letters were sent to hauler GFL and staff are rewriting the hauler application to require monthly tonnage reporting and will order hauler-permit stickers once visuals are approved.
Ruben briefed the committee on a flow-control ordinance review conducted Aug. 20 with Tetra Tech and county staff; the consultant team reviewed other cases and advised the county on enforcement steps. Ruben said the county will begin enforcing the existing ordinance and has sent letters to GFL regarding municipal contracts; he also said the hauler application is being rewritten to add language requiring monthly reporting of tonnage for haulers covered by flow-control arrangements.
"We did find out that our ordinance is actually, up to code, and we can start enforcing it at which we have," Ruben said, describing outreach to haulers and plans for permit stickers. Staff said they are waiting for a visual approval for the sticker design; once approved the stickers will be ordered and the updated hauler application will be implemented. The changes are intended to improve tracking of material flows and ensure tonnage that should be matched to county facilities is reported.
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