Brunswick
Waste Management Facility, Inc. (BWMF) Landfill Operations
The Out-of-County Waste Transportation and Disposal Program includes
a 15-year contract (with a 5-year extension option) with Brunswick Waste
Management Facility, Inc. for waste transportation and disposal services.
The contract was executed in June 1997 and the initial 15-year contract
term runs through June 30, 2012. Services began October 20, 1997. This
enabled the closure of the Oaks Landfill
in Montgomery County on October 22, 1997.
The objective of the contract and associated administration and support
requirements is to assure that ash residue from the Countys Resource
Recovery Facility (RRF), nonprocessible waste such as construction and
demolition debris, and bypass waste (burnable waste not processed at the
RRF) generated in Montgomery County and managed at County solid waste
facilities is transported to the contractors facility in Brunswick
County, Virginia and disposed in the Countys contracted dedicated
disposal cell.
From approximately June 1999 - June 2001, an ash recycling pilot was
funded under this program, and about 3,000 tons per month of ash residue
(about 25% of what was generated) is transported to American Ash Recycling
(AAR) in York, PA. Upon the end of the pilot program, the Northeast Mayrland
Waste Disposal Authority solicited proposals for various ash beneficial
reuse alternatives. the economic viability and operational fearibility
of future ash recycling alternatives is still being assesed.
The transportation system to the landfill includes a rail haul system
for ash residue and other waste from the RRF and a truck haul system from
the Countys Transfer Station and other County locations as needed.

Rail cars carry 20-foot containers of ash at Collier Rail Yard in Petersburg,
VA.

Nonburnable waste that was delivered in a 40-foot closed container being
tipped at the dedicated disposal cell.

A recently expanded area of the dedicated disposal cell.

A 20-foot ash container being tipped at the dedicated disposal cell.
This page last updated:
March 29, 2004
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