New Gate Fees for admission to Civic Amenity Centre at Ballymount
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New Gate Fees for admission to Civic Amenity Centre at Ballymount
South Dublin County Council advises patrons that new gate fees will apply to certain vehicles gaining admission to the Civic Amenity Centre at Ballymount from Monday 1st August 2016.
The Ballymount facility, which opened in 1997, is currently operating under contract between South Dublin County Council and Panda Waste.
The new gate fees, which come about following a recent review of charges applicable at the Ballymount facility, have remained static since 2007, and are included in the following table.
|
Vehicle Type |
Fee from 1st August 2016 |
|
Car – Black Bag |
€15 |
|
Car van /Estate – Black Bag |
€21 |
|
Car & Trailer |
€42 |
|
Small Van – eg Caddy |
€42 |
|
Medium Van – eg Hi Ace |
€60 |
|
Large Van – eg Transit / VITO |
€84 |
|
Car – Green Waste |
€9.50 |
|
Car & Trailer - Green Waste |
€30 |
|
Recyclables |
No fee |
It should be noted that, as heretofore, no charge will be applied to vehicles which only contain the following waste streams: Cardboard, Waste Oil, Paper, Glass Bottles/Jars, Aluminium Cans, Plastic, Textiles/Clothing, Ink Cartridges, Batteries, Gas bottles and Waste Electrical/WEEE. However, a vehicle which contains both chargeable and non-chargeable waste streams will be charged at the applicable rate.
There is no increase in respect of the first two vehicles included in the schedule of fees relating to black bag / domestic waste, while other admission fees for bulky waste have been increased.
The fee structure for black bag / domestic waste, arrived at through discussions with Panda Waste, aligns with the national freeze on charges relating to kerbside collections of domestic waste.
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