Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(410) 397-3865Small transfer station out on Golden Hill Road that people from Church Creek and nearby areas use when a landfill is too far to bother with. Mostly residential folks and small haulers stop here to drop off compacted loads that get trucked out of county.
Drive in past a single entrance where a booth sits near the road and traffic often forms behind slower trucks. Pull up to the scale and refuse area-vehicles are weighed and then directed to the tipping floor where trash is compacted into larger trucks. The site has the rough, industrial look of concrete bays, ramps, and big compactors; expect a working yard rather than a tidy recycling center. Weekends and spring cleanup days tend to have lines, so plan for short waits during those peak times.
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