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Residents of SPSA’s Norfolk
transfer station service area may receive
free disposal of their household waste only
if the following conditions are met.
• All household waste, bagged or unbagged,
including furniture, mattresses and appliances
that have a freon certification sticker
are acceptable.
• Yard waste, which includes grass,
leaves, etc., that is delivered to Norfolk
transfer station must be contained in clear
plastic bags that are tied shut. Limbs,
branches and brush need not be bagged, but
must be less than six feet in length and
not greater than 6” in diameter.
• Proof of Norfolk residency. (i.e.
Drivers license).
• Waste must be delivered to Norfolk
transfer station on Saturdays between the
hours of 8:00am – 4:00pm. Sundays
between the hours of 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Solid waste must be delivered in
one of the following “private
vehicles:”
o Automobile,
station wagon, van, sport utility vehicle,
low sided, unmarked and unmodified pickup
truck (1/2 ton or less).
o Utility trailer, less than eight feet
in length being towed by one of the above-mentioned
vehicles.
Waste delivered to Norfolk transfer
station that does not meet the above conditions
will be charged the prevailing disposal
fee, with a minimum fee
of $15.00
The following waste
types are not eligible for free disposal
at Norfolk transfer station:
• Waste delivered in pickups larger
than ½ ton, commercial vehicles,
rental trucks, vehicles licensed outside
of SPSA’s service area, or any vehicle
deemed solely by SPSA’s judgment to
be used or usable for commercial business
are not allowed free disposal privileges.
• Waste delivered Monday through
Friday are not allowed free disposal privileges.
Residents must use a private vehicle
as defined above and may dispose of all
the waste types described above (free
and charged).
SPSA’s Residential Waste
Disposal Policy for Norfolk transfer station
is designed
to ensure that residents of Norfolk transfer
station service area continue to receive
safe and efficient disposal opportunities.
Residents must adhere to all SPSA policies
and procedures while on SPSA property and
failure to do so may result in loss of privileges
to use SPSA’s facilities.
Please direct questions concerning this
policy to (757) 961-3981
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