Franklin Transfer Station Sample Clauses

Franklin Transfer Station. This station was opened in 1985 and consists of an open tipping floor area screened with a fabric chain link fence and a prefabricated office building. Waste is dumped into the single xxxxxx directly into open top transfer trailers and hauled to a non-SPSA landfill by a Wheelabrator contractor. The facility is permitted for 150 tons per day and capable of storing 50 tons at any one time. The station utilizes a drop and hook operation. SPSA owns the Franklin transfer station, including all land and improvements.
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