11/17/17 @ 3:00 p.m. - The contractor has two haul trucks that have begun picking up construction and demolition debris. It has been noted that many of the piles contain improper items such as household garbage, clothing, appliances, etc. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF ANY ITEMS OTHER THAN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED IN YOUR PILES OF CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, DEBRIS WILL NOT BE PICKED UP AT YOUR LOCATION AND IT WILL BECOME YOUR RESPONSILBITY TO REMOVE. Construction debris includes fencing, carpet, drywall, bricks, concrete, stone, plumbing fixtures, electrical wiring, insulation, and other similar items for constructing a home or structure.
If the contractor arrives to a location and finds that other items are mixed in with the construction and demolition debris, he will take a picture of the pile and document the address in case any questions arise. Again, once your property has been documented, it will be your responsibility to clean it up. The contractor WILL NOT be coming back to the site. Every news article and press release has stated that only vegetative and construction debris would be removed, therefore there should not be any confusion about this.
If you have any questions, please contact the Debris Hotline at (904) 451-7609.
-Sabrina Robertson
County Manager's Office
If the contractor arrives to a location and finds that other items are mixed in with the construction and demolition debris, he will take a picture of the pile and document the address in case any questions arise. Again, once your property has been documented, it will be your responsibility to clean it up. The contractor WILL NOT be coming back to the site. Every news article and press release has stated that only vegetative and construction debris would be removed, therefore there should not be any confusion about this.
If you have any questions, please contact the Debris Hotline at (904) 451-7609.
-Sabrina Robertson
County Manager's Office
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