Whistler, British Columbia
· No. 2469
· adopted 2025-06-24
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; RESORT MUNICIPALITY OF WHISTLER
SOLID WASTE BYLAW NO. 2469, 2025
A BYLAW TO REGULATE THE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE, AND
TO ESTABLISH A PARCEL TAX AND FEES AND CHARGES IN RELATION TO
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE SERVICES
WHEREAS Council wishes to minimize the cost and environmental impact of Solid Waste
management by requiring Solid Waste to be separated before disposal;
AND WHEREAS Council wishes to minimize human and wildlife conflicts by reducing, to
the greatest extent possible, the likelihood of Solid Waste being stored or disposed of in
a manner that might reasonably be expected to attract Dangerous Wildlife;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Resort Municipality of Whistler, in open meeting
assembled, ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
CITATION
1. This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as "Solid Waste Bylaw 2469, 2025"
(Bylaw).
GENERAL DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION RULES
2. If any section or portion of this Bylaw is held to be invalid the invalid portion
should, to the greatest extent possible, be severed and the rest of the Bylaw
saved.
3. In this Bylaw, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
"Banned Materials" means Solid Waste that is listed as Banned Materials in
Schedule B;
"Biosolids" means waste resulting from the process of wastewater treatment
which separates the solid precipitate (sludge) from the liquid supernatant;
"Clean Land Clearing Wood Waste" includes material produced from the removal
of trees due to site alterations or land clearing, such as:
a) leaves;
b) small branches;
c) large branches;
d) tree trunks;
e) clean stumps.
but does not include:
a) dirt or rocks associated with a land clearing project; or,
b) material generated by RMOW community forest management programs.
"Clean Wood" means;
a) most wood products, but must not be treated, painted, stained, glued,
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soiled, and/or laminated;
b) engineered beams;
c) non-laminated engineered wood;
d) plywood; or
e) kiln-dried or heat treated pallets;
"Composting" means the controlled biological oxidation and decomposition of
organic matter;
"Contamination" means unwanted constituents within a specified waste stream;
"Dangerous Wildlife" means dangerous wildlife as defined in the Wildlife Act;
"Detached Dwelling" means a residential building containing not more than one
principal Dwelling Unit;
"Duplex" means a residential building consisting of two principal dwelling units
placed one above the other or attached side by side;
"Dwelling Unit" means a self-contained suite with a set of habitable rooms in a
building;
"EPR Items" means items that are part of an Extended Producer Responsibility
product stewardship program and governed by the Recycling Regulation;
"Food Scraps' includes bits or pieces of food including meat, fish and bones,
coffee grounds and tea bags, wood stir sticks and chopsticks, houseplants, and
flowers (with soil removed);
"Food-Soiled Paper Products" means paper products that have come into contact
with liquid, or solid food waste, making them unsuitable for traditional recycling
such as paper napkins and paper towels, food-soiled cardboard, and food-soiled
paper tableware;
"General Manager' means the person responsible for the management of the
infrastructure services division of the RMOW and their designate;
"Hazardous Waste" means hazardous waste as defined in the Hazardous Waste
Regulation, as amended or updated from time to time;
"ICI" means Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional and includes but is not
limited to operations such as restaurants, hotels, stores, offices, hospitals,
schools, and other similar operations;
"Invasive Species" means any species listed as an "alien invasive species" in the
Spheres of Concurrent Jurisdiction -- Environment and Wildlife Regulation;
"Landfill Waste" means any material that is not suitable for reuse, composting or
recycling programs and for which there is no opportunity for resource recovery,
and which must be disposed of in a landfill in accordance with the terms of this
Bylaw;
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"Landfilled Construction and Demolition Waste" includes but is not limited to Solid
Waste originating from construction, renovation, or demolition projects, and
which is not suitable for reuse, recycling, or composting, such as:
a) asphalt shingles;
b) carpet;
c) tar roofing paper; or
d) vinyl siding;
"Mixed Containers" includes but is not limited to:
a) aluminum foil;
b) cartons;
c) empty aerosol cans;
d) metal packaging containers;
e) non-compostable hot and cold beverage cups; or
f) plastic packaging containers;
"Mixed Waste" includes but is not limited to any load, collection, or other volume
of Contamination from a single Solid Waste category that is comprised of 25% or
more of waste from one or more waste categories of the total load amount; and
will be charged the Banned Materials surcharge fee, as set out in Schedule D of
this Bylaw;
"Multi-Family Residential Complex" means a residential building or collection of
buildings containing two or more principal dwelling units;
"Municipal Depot" means a waste and recycling depot owned by the RMOW,
which as of the date of adoption of this Bylaw are located on Nesters Road in
Nesters Exchange and on Lynham Road in Function Junction;
"Organics" includes but not limited to compostable material derived from living
plants and animals, such as the materials listed as Organics in Schedule A, but
specifically excludes fats, oils, and greases;
"Paper and Packaging Recyclable Material" means all materials in Schedule 5
(Packaging and Paper Product Category) of the Recycling Regulation;
"Parcel" means any lot, block or other area in which land is held or into which it is
subdivided, but does not include a highway;
"Recyclable Gypsum Board" means a panel made of calcium sulfate dihydrate
with or without additives and does not contain asbestos;
"Recyclable Material' includes but is not limited to raw or processed material that
can be recovered from a waste stream and can be transformed into new
products or raw materials for further use, such as the materials listed as
Recyclable Material in Schedule A of this Bylaw;
"Recycling Regulation" means the Recycling Regulation, BC Reg 449/2003;
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"Refundable Beverage Container" means any beverage container which may be
returned for a refund stipulated under the Recycling Regulation;
"Reusable Wood" means dimensional lumber, off-cuts, pallets, or plywood that is
not treated, painted, stained, glued, soiled, and/or laminated;
"RMOW' means the Resort Municipality of Whistler;
"SLRD" means the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District;
"Solid Waste" includes but is not limited to any discarded or abandoned materials
in solid or semi-solid form or nature such as Recyclable Material, Organics, and
Landfill Waste;
"Solid Waste Management Plan" means a plan which explains how solid waste
will be managed on a Parcel, at a food service business, or at a Special Event;
"Special Event" includes a sporting, cultural, business, or other type of unique
activity, occurring for a limited or fixed duration;
"Treated Wood and Wood Products" includes but is not limited to wood that is:
a) treated, painted, stained, glued, soiled, and/or laminated;
b) oriented strand board (OSB), fibreboard, particleboard, chipboard;
c) made of cedar such as, shingles, shakes, decking, fencing, and sidings;
or
d) contaminated by other unacceptable materials.
"Unsecured Load" means a load that is not securely covered or tied down, or
otherwise contained, to prevent the loss of waste from the vehicle during
transport;
"Used Residential Gypsum Board" means gypsum board that may contain
asbestos, transported from a residence by the owner or occupant, and contained
within two clear polyethylene bags of minimum six (6) mil thickness.
"Waste Hauler" includes but is not limited to an individual or business that
collects and disposes of Solid Waste and carries out related duties, in exchange
for a fee or other consideration;
"Whistler Transfer Station" means the waste transfer station located on the
Brandywine Forest Service Road 15 km south of Whistler Village;
"Wildlife Attractant" means any substance that could reasonably be expected to
attract wildlife;
"Wildlife Proof Container" means a fully enclosed container, of sufficient design
and strength to prevent access by Dangerous Wildlife;
"Wildlife Proof Enclosure" means a structure which has enclosed sides, a roof,
doors and a self-latching mechanism of sufficient design and strength to prevent
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access by Dangerous Wildlife, that is designed and constructed in accordance
with specifications for a RMOW standard Solid Waste Wildlife Proof Enclosure;
"Wood Chips" means wood that includes Clean Land Clearing Wood Waste and
Yard Waste that has been processed through a chipper or mill such as:
a) bark;
b) sawdust;
c) planer shavings;
d) wood chunks and fines.
"Wood Waste" means Clean Wood, Reusable Wood and Treated Wood and
Wood Products;
"Yard Waste" includes plant matter that is generated from landscape
maintenance but does not include Invasive Species.
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
4. The following schedules shall be attached to and form part of this Bylaw:
a) Schedule A -- Classification of Materials
b) Schedule B -- Banned Materials
c) Schedule C -- Fees for Biosolids Processing and Solid Waste Depot
Operations; and
d) Schedule D -- Tipping Fees.
5. The following persons may enter onto any Parcel, at all reasonable times, to
ascertain if there is compliance with this Bylaw:
a) A RMOW staff member;
b) A Bylaw Officer; or
c) An agent on behalf of the RMOW.
6. A person shall not do the following:
a) Prohibit, interfere with, hinder, or obstruct a person identified in Section 5
from carrying out their duties under this Bylaw;
b) Refuse to provide information to a person identified in Section 5
investigating a potential violation under this Bylaw;
c) Interfere with or attempting to obstruct a Bylaw Officer conducting an
enforcement action;
d) Provide false or misleading information to a person identified in Section
5; or
e) Fail to cease any activity or conduct in contravention of this Bylaw when
directed to do so by a person identified in Section 5.
7. A person who violates or fails to comply with this Bylaw or an order, direction or
notice given under this Bylaw commits an offence and is liable on summary
conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000.
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8. Each day during which an offence under this Bylaw shall constitute a new and
separate offence.
GENERAL REGULATIONS REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE
9. A person shall not dispose of Solid Waste in the RMOW, unless the Solid Waste
originates within the boundaries of the RMOW or unless the General Manager
has given authorization to dispose of the Solid Waste.
10. A person responsible for a site that is used for filming, a catered event, or a
construction site must ensure the following:
a) The site must have designated stations for the separation and disposal
of all Recyclable Material, Organic Material, and Landfill Waste expected
to be generated on the site;
b) The designated stations must have signage that complies with the
standardized Solid Waste signage guidelines adopted by the SLRD for
all Solid Waste containers and receptacles; and,
c) Wildlife Attractants must be properly managed and disposed of in a
designated Wildlife Proof Container or Wildlife Proof Enclosure or must
be physically attended to at all times.
11. A person shall not dispose of or deposit Solid Waste originating from a
residential or ICI Parcel into a Solid Waste container or receptacle that:
a) Is owned or operated by the RMOW; and
b) Is located in a public place other than:
i. A Municipal Depot, for residential Solid Waste;
ii. The Whistler Transfer Station for residential or ICI Solid Waste;
or
iii, A location designated by the product stewardship program for
EPR Items.
12. A person shall not dispose of Recyclable Material except:
a) In acontainer, receptacle, or other location labelled and designated for
the Recyclable Material; or
b) In the manner prescribed by the product stewardship program for EPR
Items;
13. A person shall not dispose of Organics except in a container, receptacle or other
location labelled and designated for Organics.
14. A person shall not dispose of Landfill Waste except in a container, receptacle or
other location labelled and designated for Landfill Waste.
15. A person shall not dispose of Hazardous Waste except:
a) In accordance with the applicable provincial regulations in effect at that
time;
b) In acontainer, receptable or other location labelled and designated for
Hazardous Waste;
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c) Inthe manner prescribed by the product stewardship program for EPR
Items.
16. A Waste Hauler shall not dispose of Solid Waste at a Municipal Depot unless
the General Manager has given the Waste Hauler authorization to do so.
17. A person may deposit Solid Waste generated in the RMOW at a Municipal
Depot if the person lives in a Detached Dwelling, Duplex or Multi-Family
Residential Complex that has been charged the Solid Waste Depot Operations
Fee set out in Schedule C of this Bylaw.
SPECIFIC REGULATIONS REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE
18. A person who delivers a load of Mixed Waste to the Whistler Transfer Station
shall pay an additional Banned Materials Surcharge tipping fee in addition to the
Landfill Waste tipping fee.
19. A person shall not dispose of large items that do not compact efficiently except
at:
a) the Whistler Transfer Station; or
b) alocation approved by the General Manager.
20. A person shall not dispose of Construction and Demolition Waste or Wood
Waste except at:
a) The Whistler Transfer Station; or
b) A location approved by the General Manager.
21. A person shall only dispose of Reusable Wood at the Whistler Transfer Station
if:
a) the sizing and quality requirements align with the standards visually
posted at the Whistler Transfer Station; or
b) the Reusable Wood is approved by the General Manager.
22. A person shall not dispose of gypsum board at the Whistler Transfer Station
except under the following conditions:
a) Is disposed as Recyclable Gypsum Board in a container, receptable or
other location labelled and designated for Recyclable Gypsum Board
and with certified documentation that it was:
i. Manufactured after 1990 with proof of manufacturing date; or
ii. Tested and found not to contain asbestos;
or
b) Is disposed as Used Residential Gypsum Board in a container,
receptable or other location labeled and designated for Used Residential
Gypsum Board and is contained and disposed of within two clear six mil
polyethylene bags in accordance with information provided by the
RMOW on drywall disposal and WorkSafe BC work practices for
handling asbestos.
23. A person shall not dispose of mattresses except by delivering the mattresses to
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either the Whistler Transfer Station to a maximum of five mattresses per month
per Parcel or to a mattress recycling facility.
24. A person shall not dispose of Mixed Containers or glass containers unless the
container is empty and rinsed, and with the lids removed.
25. A person shall not dispose of Invasive Species except in a container,
receptacle, or other location labelled and designated for Invasive Species or
Landfill Waste.
26. A person shall not dispose of Yard Waste except in a container, receptacle, or
other location labelled and designated for Yard Waste.
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
27. The following persons shall submit a Solid Waste Management Plan:
a) A person who provides food services when applying for an RMOW
business license;
b) A person who is hosting a Special Event when applying for a Special
Event permit; or
c) A person applying for a rezoning permit or a development permit for a
major renovation of a multi-family or commercial property.
28. | Aperson who submits a Solid Waste Management Plan shall include the
following information:
a) Adescription of how the Solid Waste Management Plan complies with
the Bylaw;
b) A description of how the person will manage Solid Waste generated on a
Parcel in terms of separating, storing, and disposing of Solid Waste; and
c) A list of the measures to be used to reduce the generation of Solid
Waste.
29. A person shall not dispose of Solid Waste except in accordance with the Solid
Waste Management Plan associated with the Parcel or Special Event.
SOLID WASTE STORAGE, SIGNAGE AND TRANSPORT _-- ..
30. An owner or an occupier of a Parcel shall ensure that any Wildlife Proof
Container or Wildlife Proof Enclosure located on the Parcel is kept and
maintained:
a) in aclean and sanitary condition;
b) in aclosed and secure manner when Solid Waste is not being deposited
or removed; and
c) in good working order.
31. Each property or Parcel shall comply with the following requirements:
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Multi-Family Multi-Family
Residential Residential
Requirement Complex of 11 | Complex of 12 ICI
or Less or More
Dwellings Units} Dwelling Units
Separate collection for disposal of:
i. Food Scraps and Food-Soiled
Paper Products
a) ii. Paper and Packaging Recyclable Yes Yes Yes
Materials; and
iii. Landfill Waste
Choose to either
(a) Provide a
Provide a Wildlife Proof Enclosure of a eats Proot
. i . nclosure or
b) size suitable for ve amount cor (b) Pay the Yes Yes
waste generate or a Parcel of that annual Solid
Waste Depot
Operations Fee
in Schedule C
managed correct
d) Install and maintain signage | = No | = Yes | Yes__
32. If a Multi-Family Residential Complex of 12 or more Dwelling Units cannot
satisfy the requirement pursuant to Section 31(b) of this Bylaw and was
constructed in 1981 or prior, then the people living in the Multi-Family
Residential Complex can deposit waste at the Municipal Depot and each
Dwelling Unit in the Multi-Family Residential Complex will be charged the Solid
Waste Depot Operations Fee, as per Schedule C of this Bylaw.
33. If a person is required to install signage pursuant to Section 31(d), the person
shall comply with the standardized "Recycling Signage & Colour Scheme"
guidelines adopted by the SLRD for all Solid Waste containers and receptacles.
34. | Aperson entering the Municipal Transfer Station with an Unsecured Load shall
be charged an additional fee, as per Schedule D of this Bylaw for conveying an
Unsecured Load. This fee will be added to the total cost charged to dispose of
the load.
WILDLIFE ATTRACTANTS
35. A person shall not do the following:
a) Cause, permit, or allow any Wildlife Attractant to be stored, kept, or
otherwise remain outside on a Parcel or premises except in a Wildlife
Proof Container or Wildlife Proof Enclosure;
b) Provide, leave, dispose of, or place a Wildlife Attractant in, on, or about
any Parcel, or premises which may attract or be accessible to
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Dangerous Wildlife;
c) Install or keep a bird feeder on a Parcel or premises unless the bird
feeder is inaccessible to any animal other than a bird; or
d) Feed Dangerous Wildlife.
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FEES AND CHARGES
36. All Parcels will be charged an appropriate Biosolids Processing Fee as
prescribed in Schedule C to this Bylaw.
37. Detached Dwellings, Duplexes, and approved Multi-Family Residential
Complexes will be charged the appropriate Solid Waste Depot Operations Fee
as prescribed in Schedule C to this Bylaw.
38. Deliveries of Solid Waste to the Municipal Transfer Station or to the Municipal
Wastewater Treatment Plant will be charged tipping fees as prescribed in
Schedule D of this Bylaw.
BYLAW, LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES CHANGES
39. If any legislation, guidelines, or bylaws referred to in this Bylaw, including
provincial or federal statutes and regulations, regional district bylaws and
guidelines, and RMOW bylaws are amended, repealed and replaced, or
otherwise updated, the most current version is deemed to be in effect.
REPEAL
40. "Solid Waste Bylaw No. 2139, 2017" and all amendments thereto be hereby
repealed.
GIVEN FIRST, SECOND and THIRD READINGS this 10 day of June, 2025. .
ADOPTED this 24 day of June, 2025. x
J. Ford, Pauline Lysaght,
Acting Mayor Corporate Officer
| HEREBY CERTIFY that this is a
true copy of "Solid Waste Bylaw No.
2469, 2025".
SCHEDULE A
Classification of Materials
. Paper and Packaging .
Landfill Waste Recyclable Material Recyclable Material | Organics
e Construction and e All materials in e EPR Items - all e ASTM D6400
Demolition Waste Schedule 5 materials inthe certified
° Treated Wood and Wood Grackaging ane Recycling Regulation con postabie bags
Products Category) of the e Clean, dry mattresses P ging
e Invasive Species Recycling e Recyclable Gypsum ° Biosolids
«Any material that is not a Regulation boar se ractured e Yard Waste
Banned Material and is not ae e Clean Land
F containing any ;
suitable for reuse, asbestos Clearing Wood
composting or recycling Waste
programs and for which e Scrap Metal .
there is no opportunity for «Reusable Wood Food Scraps
resource recovery e Food-Soiled Paper
e Clean Wood Products
SCHEDULE B
Banned Materials
The following items are banned from Landfill Waste for the purposes of this Bylaw:
1. Any material that would cause undue risk of injury or occupational disease to any person at the
Whistler Transfer Station or that would otherwise contravene the Occupational Health and
Safety Regulation enacted pursuant to the Workers Compensation Act, as amended or
replaced from time to time;
2. Any other material which the Manager, Site Supervisor or Medical Health Officer considers
hazardous or unsuitable to handle.
3. With the exception of hot tubs, any single object that:
a) weighs more than 100 kilograms;
b) exceeds 2.5 metres in length;
c) exceeds 1.2 metres in thickness; or
d) exceeds 3 cubic metres in volume;
4. Agricultural waste;
5. Automobile parts and bodies;
6. Barrels, drums, pails or other large (45 gallon or greater) liquid containers, whether full or
empty;
7. Batteries (Disposable and Rechargeable);
8. Biomedical waste;
9. Clean Wood;
10. Creosote treated wood or railroad ties;
11. Dead animals without the express permission of the Manager;
12. Reusable Wood;
13. Electronic and electrical products identified in "Schedule 3 -- Electronic and Electrical Product
Category" to the Recycling Regulation;
14. Empty oil containers identified in "Schedule 2 -- Residual Product Categories" to the Recycling
Regulation;
15. Excrement or manure, excluding household pet waste;
16. Extruded Styrofoam;
17. Food Scraps and Food-Soiled Paper Products;
18. Hazardous Waste;
19. Uncontaminated inert fill material including soil, sod, gravel, concrete, and asphalt
20. Lead acid batteries;
21. Liquids and sludges;
22. Mattresses suitable for recycling;
23. Metal household or commercial appliances;
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24. Mixed Waste;
25. New or used Recyclable Gypsum Board (drywall), except for Used Residential Gypsum Board;
26. Oil filters identified in "Schedule 2-- Residual Product Categories" to the Recycling Regulation;
27. Paint products identified in "Schedule 2 -- Residual Product Categories" to the Recycling
Regulation;
28. Pesticide products identified in "Schedule 2 -- Residual Product Categories" to the Recycling
Regulation;
29. Pharmaceutical products identified in "Schedule 2 -- Residual Product Categories" to the
Recycling Regulation;
30. Compressed gas containers such as tanks, cylinders, cartridges, or other forms of packaging;
31. Radioactive Waste or Reactive Waste;
32. Soil contaminated with Invasive Species;
33. Solvents and flammable liquids identified in "Schedule 2 -- Residual Product Categories" to the
Recycling Regulation;
34. Tires identified in "Schedule 4 -- Tire Product Category" to the Recycling Regulation;
35. Waste that is on fire, smoldering, flammable, or explosive.
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SCHEDULE C
Fees for Biosolids Processing and Solid Waste Depot Operations
Each of the below listed fees shall be charged on the annual municipal tax notice and shall be paid by
the same due date and subject to the same penalty and penalty dates as the property taxes.
1. Each Parcel, with the exception of Parcels designated by BC Assessment as class 1818 Float --
Light Duty, with an assessed improvement value greater than zero shall be charged a Biosolids
Processing Fee of one hundred and thirty-five dollars and twenty-nine cents ($135.29) per
Parcel.
2. Each Detached Dwelling and Duplex shall be charged a Solid Waste Depot Operations Fee of
two hundred and fifty-seven dollars and thirty-one cents ($257.31) per unit.
3. Each Multi-Family Residential Complex that does not possess on its property commercially
serviced organics, recyclables, and landfill waste containers, shall be charged a Solid Waste
Depot Operations Fee of two hundred and fifty-seven dollars and thirty-one cents ($257.31) per
unit.
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SCHEDULE D
Tipping Fees
Solid Waste Type
Banned Materials Surcharge $290 per tonne
(A load comprised of 25% or more contamination Note: Plus, Landfill
from other waste categories Waste per tonne
Bike Tires and Bike Tubes ee ee
Clean Land Clearing Wood Waste -- PP $122 per tonne
Chipped
Food Scraps PF $80 per tonne
Recyclable Gypsum $401 per tonne
Gypsum Board - :
Used Residential
Hazardous Waste PF Not Accepted
jInvasiveSpecies | | $42 perrtonne
Landfill Construction and Demolition Waste Po $232 per tonne
Landfill Waste Po $232 per tonne
Large Appliances ee
Mattresses | $22 each
Minimum Charge at the Whistler Transfer .
Station (Except any material or item indicated as 'Free' BS $6 per vehicle
$12 per tire
Light Truck T
Passenger and Lig ruck Tires | OnRim | $27 per tire with rim
Recyclables - Includes Mixed Paper, Cardboard, Mixed
Containers, Glass Containers, Flexible Plastics, Free
Styrofoam, Scrap Metal, Paint, Vehicle Oil, and Vehicle
Batteries
Septage .
A --- All liquid waste delivered via meter at the Wase $76.00 per cubic
Water Treatment Plant except as identified in "B" below
Septage
B -- Aerated holding tanks within the RMOW as approved
under "Public and Private Sewage Usage Regulation $1.50 per cubic metre
Bylaw No. 551, 1997" Septage from the Whistler
Transfer Station and Whistler Compost Facilit
Unsecured Loads Ps $30 per load
Reusable Wood $150 per tonne
Wood Waste Clean Wood --- $200 per tonne
reated Wood an
Wood Products $232 per tonne
$35 per tonne
Yard Waste Chipped