Transfer station tonnage limit increase
Rivanna Solid Waste AuthorityVirginia- Detected
- Nov 17, 2026
- Sector
- Public Works
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From the meeting
In the November 17, 2026 executive director report, RSWA said the Ivy Solid Waste and Recycling Center transfer station closed early on November 2, 2026 as it approached its VA DEQ-permitted daily limit of 450 tons. Staff said they were coordinating with VA DEQ to consider an increase to the permitted tonnage limit and later said they were exploring an expansion of the limit with VA DEQ. The report tied the issue to continued growth in transfer tonnage.
Decision state: informational and still under review.
- Meeting date
- November 17, 2026
- Agency
- Rivanna Solid Waste Authority
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