Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Cherokee Run Landfill, Inc., 2946 U.S. Route 68 North, Bellefontaine, 43311, Ohio
Cherokee Run Landfill on US-68 north of Bellefontaine is the place where local trash gets buried - think big mounds and heavy equipment rather than a tidy drop-off. Landfills like this are used by both homeowners and haulers, so expect a mix of pickups and larger trucks rolling in.
There’s usually a weigh scale and a small entrance booth; loads are commonly charged by weight, so plan to be weighed when you come and again when you leave. Pull up to the booth, then follow the flow of traffic to the tipping area where trucks unload and machines push material into place. The site is open and gravelly, with dozers and compactors working the face, so watch for moving equipment and dusty conditions. Weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to back up traffic, so lines are possible.
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