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A straightforward neighborhood disposal site on S MacArthur Dr that locals use for a range of household cleanouts and yard debris. Regular drivers from Tracy and nearby areas drop off truckloads or small car loads here; it’s the kind of place neighbors recommend when the curbside pickup won’t do.
There’s a small entrance booth and a scale near the front, so vehicles stop twice if charged by weight; expect to pull up, speak with the attendant at the booth, then drive onto the scale. The yard is open with piles and roll-offs visible from the driveway, and recycling/organics sorting is common in California so there are separate bins or signs directing where to leave certain items. Weekends and spring cleanup times can get backed up, and larger trucks/beds circulate slowly while tipping and moving loads around.
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Before You Go
- Bring items already separated as much as possible - mixed loads can slow things down and add extra trips inside the site.
- Use a pickup or trailer with items tied down; loose debris can be troublesome and staff will likely ask for tarps to be secured.
- Aim for midweek or early morning to avoid the busiest times; if hauling large amounts, plan for extra time on site for weighing and directing.
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