Sanpete Landfill Mayors & Commissioners Meeting
Agenda
Date February 13 2025
Welcome Mayor Bartholomew welcomed and a prayer offered
Dinner Served
Welcome to our meeting by Steve Anderson, Chairman
Congressional Representatives
Derek Senator Lee
Jeff Raisorl Senator Curtis
Congressman Burgess Owens Holly not attending today
Tyson Barber RMP:
Commissioners:
Bartholomew
Collard
Bennett
Cade with 6 County
Landfill Business
Steve Anderson
1 Elimination of Abuse of Household Free allowance. (See supporting docs)
2 Determine of fair way to implement free household items for all (See Supporting Docs)
3 Administrator Decisions (See Supporting Docs)
4 Board Operation and Functions (See Supporting Docs)
5 P & L Request for Dust Control for 2024 (See Supporting Docs)
6 Small Residential households generate 200 lbs month.
a Propose a pre paid card purchased at town hall or county clerk.
Sanpete Sanitary Landfill Cooperative
Board Agenda Supporting information February 1, 2024Verify Clarifications and Proposed Changes to Operation of Landfill .
Item 1 Eliminate abuse of Household 'free' by defining Household and C & D and not allowing
Construction and Demolition.
1. Definition of 'Household items' are listed in Landfill webpage under items that can not be
delivered to Chester.
a. Household Waste Description: Food Containers, Diapers, Clothing, Toys, Cardboard,
Carpet, Electronics, TV's, Bedding, Mattresses, Sofas, recliners, Furniture of any kind,
Styrofoam and Plastics
b. Chester is a Class IV landfill and can not accept household items. House hold items
accepted at Chester must be transported to White Hills.
1. Definition of: Construction or Demolition Waste
c. 'means solid waste from building materials, packaging, and rubble resulting from
construction, remodeling, repair, abatement, rehabilitation, renovation, and
demolition operations on pavements, houses, commercial buildings, and other
structures' ref: Chester Class IVb Permit and Utah Administrative Code Ref. R315-
301-260-2(17)
1. Define scope of household fee and fee allowance
1. The 'Residential Household fee' was established as the method that households in
the cities, towns and county would subscribe to garbage pickup service and pay a
monthly fixed fee to the landfill for their garbage collected at their home in 90 gal
containers. This fee as set (currently $3.60) would cover the costs of household
waste from these homes. (Waste delivered by these carriers to the landfill do not
pay a per ton fee.
2. A 'household free Allowance' was established for residents who paid the landfill
residential household fee of $3.60 along with their garbage pick up service to be
allowed to dump large household items that would not fit in the 90 gal cans and
some excess household items in the landfill without additional charge. These were
to be covered in the Landfill fee paid with the garbage collection service.
3. The combined residential landfill fees paid through cities town utility bills was set
sufficient to cover these additional household items.
2. Resolution: Therefore, waste generated from 'Construction, Demolition and
Remodel' activities regardless of 'who created it', where it is created in the county', or
'who delivers it to the landfill' will be required to pay the required fee per ton delivered.
Item 2 Determine fair way to handle large household items and additional 'household waste' for
all Citizens of Sanpete County
1. All Household must go to White Hills.
2. At Chester
a. Currently we transport large household items, such as: Upholstered furniture and
mattresses to White Hills and charge $10.00 per piece to receive furniture. transport.
We had income of $ 80.00 minus $41.00 handling minus $225.00 transportation per
roll off, our net costs for 3 roll offs would be $355.00 $ 675.00/month
b. Proposal: Transported 5 roll offs/month would cost the landfill $1125.00/mo.
averaged 2/tons per roll off the costs to receive and compact $ 410.00i. $ 1535.00/mo
ii.X 12 mo $18420.00/yr.
Item 3 Administrator
Part Time ??
Full Time ??
Steve Anderson Offer.?? 6 months at $3000.00/mon, plus $200.00 expense for travel, office,
phone.
Item 4 Review and approval of P & L Request to be compensated for Dust Control for 2024
See attached breakdown. Is based on a per ton fee of .50/ton of waste received for the
months of July thru December.
Item 5 Board Operation and functions
1. Amend the By Laws to allow for a smaller executive committee: To meet to handle specific
portions of the landfill oversite. And allow for more extensive discussion of proposals
2. Authorize Check signers to approve setting up 2nd CD account and movement money into
these accounts CVB is requiring that the Check signers approve all adjustment of Landfill
Accounts.
3. By Laws: Article 4,
a. Section 5, Voting; 'At any duly called meeting any question or matter properly coming
before the Board shall be passed by a simple majority of all Board Members present at
the meeting, except under Article Seven dealing with Amendments to the bylaws, and
Article 5, Section 5 dealing with the removal of officers. Board members present in
person or by authorized representatives are entitled to vote and shall constitute the
voting body at meetings of the Board
4. Policies and Procedures:
a. Verify that all members have them
b. By Laws; verify that all members have a copy.
c. Interlocal agreement; verify that all members have a copy of that.
Approval of minutes from January 9 2025
Next meeting Thursday March 13 Mayfield hosting
Notice of Special Accommodations (ADA)
Individuals with disabilities needing special accommodations during this proceeding should contact Garry Bringhurst at (435) 835-3431 at least 3 working days prior to the meeting.