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Thank you to everyone who took the time to assist the RDKB in setting the hours of operation for the Big White Transfer Station.

As presented at the Town Hall on March 6, 2024 the new Hours of Operation for the Big White Transfer Station will be as follows (starting July 1, 2024):

July 1, 2024 - October 31, 2024

  • Open: Wednesday, Friday through Monday, Statutory Holidays (5 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm
  • Closed: Tuesday, Thursday

November 1, 2024 – April 30, 2025 (Winter Hours)

  • Open: Monday through Sunday, Statutory Holidays (7 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm

May 1, 2025 - October 31, 2025 (Summer Hours)

  • Open: Wednesday, Friday through Monday, Statutory Holidays (5 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm
  • Closed: Tuesday, Thursday

We understand change is not easy and appreciate your patience and cooperation as we move through the transition process. Please help spread the word regarding the upcoming changes to operation of the facility.

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Big White Transfer Station Hours of Access - The Surveys


Second Survey: Hours of Operation Schedule

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the second survey associated with assisting in setting the Hours of Operation for the Big White Transfer Station. The second survey closed on February 23 and a summary of the results are as follows (please note a full report of the survey results can be found on this page under “Documents”):

  • A total of 123 responses were received.
  • The top three ranked Options for hours were as follows:

Option 1 – Average rank 3.69 Estimated Cost - $ 182,880.00 (Increase to $11.21 per $100,000)

  • Winter / Summer - 7 days / week @ 8 hrs / day (9am-5pm, Open Statutory Holidays).

Option 2 – Average Rank 3.90 Estimated Cost - $ 127,200.00 (Increase to $7.79 per $100,000)

  • Winter - 5 days / week @ 8 hrs / day, 9am-5pm Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Statutory Holidays
  • Summer – 4 days / week @ 8 hrs / day, 9am-5pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Statutory Holidays
  • Extra Hours during Christmas and March Breaks include 7 days operation from 9am-5pm, Open Statutory Holidays


Option 4 – Average Rank 3.98 Estimated Cost - $ 114,300.00 (Increase to $7.00 per $100,000)

  • Winter / Summer – 7 days / week @ 5 hrs / day, 10am-3pm, Open Statutory Holidays


  • Only 21% of respondents indicated that it was not important at all for the transfer station to be open on Statutory Holidays.


Original Survey: Provide Your Feedback

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the original survey associated with hours of operation of the Big White Transfer Station.

As of the closing date of the survey (February 7, 2024) a total of 116 surveys were received. The results of the survey are posted on this page.

Based on the information provided in the survey, the RDKB has come up with a total of 8 options of hours for further consideration. A second survey is being launched on February 9, 2024, and will have a closing date of February 23, 2024, to allow for the results to be included in the budget development process. The results of the second survey will be posted on this page and the New Hours of Operation Schedule for the Big White Transfer Station will be presented at the Electoral Area E – Big White Town Hall on March 6th, 2024.

Please note: The new hours of operation for the Big White Transfer Station will not go into affect until July 1st, 2024. This will give property owners enough time to educate their guests and produce a plan to address their specific solid waste needs based on the new transfer station hours.

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How Did We Come Up with the Proposed Hours?


The draft 2024-2028 Financial Plan for the Big White Refuse Service (064) includes a line item associated with operation and maintenance of the Big White Transfer Station. For 2024, the total budget was increased by 5% from the previous year and has a value of $110,250. Of this value $92,750 has been currently allocated to cover the costs of the hours of operation of the Big White Transfer Station. The remaining monies are assumed to be used for such things as site clean-up and facilitating two “bulky” items clean up days (one in the spring and another in the fall).

The RDKB would like to provide as many open hours as possible based on the available budget. Based on the survey results however, we are also wanting to provide options that exceed the current available budget, to see whether the community feels the additional hours and costs are warranted.

For each option, the RDKB has estimated costs associated with the number of days and hours per day the Transfer Station would be open. THESE COSTS ARE ESTIMATES ONLY, meaning that these are an approximate calculation or judgement of value. Actual costs will only be known once pricing from contractors is received for proposed services.

We have heard and respect the frustrations regarding the transition of the Big White Transfer Station, and we understand change is not easy. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we move through the transition process.

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Background

The Big White Transfer Station is currently an unattended transfer station which is open 24/7. This operational model creates challenges with inappropriately dumped materials as well as maintaining a clean and tidy facility that meets the expectations of local area residents.

Ongoing challenges were had in 2023 with the specialized fabric “break away” doors being non-operational. This resulted from problems with sourcing parts for repair in a timely fashion combined with resident frustration with the doors not working for extended periods of time.

On many occasions in 2023, users of the facility were propping the overhead doors open, which resulted in additional damage. In the fall, unfortunately two bears were able to access the inside of the transfer station.

The ongoing vandalism to the doors, the bins, and the facility in general has made it impossible to operate the Big White Transfer Station in a reasonable and acceptable manner as an unattended facility.


Transition to an ATTENDED facility: Your feedback is required to ensure it meets local need

The RDKB will be moving forward with transitioning the Big White Transfer Station to an attended facility with scheduled hours of access. A solution that balances fiscal responsibility, provides reasonable access and is environmentally sound needs to be implemented at Big White. The transition will happen on July 1, 2024.

The RDKB invites the residents of Big White and members of the public who use the Transfer Station to "Join the Conversation" and help the RDKB decide the scheduled hours of access.

The future of the Big White Transfer Station

The public will not be able to access the Transfer Station outside the scheduled hours of operation as the facility gates will be locked. The Transfer Station will be maintained and serviced by a Contractor, and the RDKB will be issuing a request for proposal on BCBid for the services.

In preparation for the Contractor to work out of the Transfer Station, the RDKB will update the existing Transfer Station. The upgrades will include the building of an office space, updating the interior and exterior lighting, and re-installing security cameras to the facility.

With the transition to an attended facility, the RDKB will be investigating further service improvements such as having “bulky” item pick up events and partnering with Extended Producer Responsibility programs (e.g., Large appliances, electronics). At this time, the RDKB will not be initiating tipping fees.


If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please feel free to put them in the Q & A section below - just click on the tab:


Thank you to everyone who took the time to assist the RDKB in setting the hours of operation for the Big White Transfer Station.

As presented at the Town Hall on March 6, 2024 the new Hours of Operation for the Big White Transfer Station will be as follows (starting July 1, 2024):

July 1, 2024 - October 31, 2024

  • Open: Wednesday, Friday through Monday, Statutory Holidays (5 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm
  • Closed: Tuesday, Thursday

November 1, 2024 – April 30, 2025 (Winter Hours)

  • Open: Monday through Sunday, Statutory Holidays (7 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm

May 1, 2025 - October 31, 2025 (Summer Hours)

  • Open: Wednesday, Friday through Monday, Statutory Holidays (5 days per week)
  • 9:30am-5:30pm
  • Closed: Tuesday, Thursday

We understand change is not easy and appreciate your patience and cooperation as we move through the transition process. Please help spread the word regarding the upcoming changes to operation of the facility.

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Big White Transfer Station Hours of Access - The Surveys


Second Survey: Hours of Operation Schedule

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the second survey associated with assisting in setting the Hours of Operation for the Big White Transfer Station. The second survey closed on February 23 and a summary of the results are as follows (please note a full report of the survey results can be found on this page under “Documents”):

  • A total of 123 responses were received.
  • The top three ranked Options for hours were as follows:

Option 1 – Average rank 3.69 Estimated Cost - $ 182,880.00 (Increase to $11.21 per $100,000)

  • Winter / Summer - 7 days / week @ 8 hrs / day (9am-5pm, Open Statutory Holidays).

Option 2 – Average Rank 3.90 Estimated Cost - $ 127,200.00 (Increase to $7.79 per $100,000)

  • Winter - 5 days / week @ 8 hrs / day, 9am-5pm Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Statutory Holidays
  • Summer – 4 days / week @ 8 hrs / day, 9am-5pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Statutory Holidays
  • Extra Hours during Christmas and March Breaks include 7 days operation from 9am-5pm, Open Statutory Holidays


Option 4 – Average Rank 3.98 Estimated Cost - $ 114,300.00 (Increase to $7.00 per $100,000)

  • Winter / Summer – 7 days / week @ 5 hrs / day, 10am-3pm, Open Statutory Holidays


  • Only 21% of respondents indicated that it was not important at all for the transfer station to be open on Statutory Holidays.


Original Survey: Provide Your Feedback

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the original survey associated with hours of operation of the Big White Transfer Station.

As of the closing date of the survey (February 7, 2024) a total of 116 surveys were received. The results of the survey are posted on this page.

Based on the information provided in the survey, the RDKB has come up with a total of 8 options of hours for further consideration. A second survey is being launched on February 9, 2024, and will have a closing date of February 23, 2024, to allow for the results to be included in the budget development process. The results of the second survey will be posted on this page and the New Hours of Operation Schedule for the Big White Transfer Station will be presented at the Electoral Area E – Big White Town Hall on March 6th, 2024.

Please note: The new hours of operation for the Big White Transfer Station will not go into affect until July 1st, 2024. This will give property owners enough time to educate their guests and produce a plan to address their specific solid waste needs based on the new transfer station hours.

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How Did We Come Up with the Proposed Hours?


The draft 2024-2028 Financial Plan for the Big White Refuse Service (064) includes a line item associated with operation and maintenance of the Big White Transfer Station. For 2024, the total budget was increased by 5% from the previous year and has a value of $110,250. Of this value $92,750 has been currently allocated to cover the costs of the hours of operation of the Big White Transfer Station. The remaining monies are assumed to be used for such things as site clean-up and facilitating two “bulky” items clean up days (one in the spring and another in the fall).

The RDKB would like to provide as many open hours as possible based on the available budget. Based on the survey results however, we are also wanting to provide options that exceed the current available budget, to see whether the community feels the additional hours and costs are warranted.

For each option, the RDKB has estimated costs associated with the number of days and hours per day the Transfer Station would be open. THESE COSTS ARE ESTIMATES ONLY, meaning that these are an approximate calculation or judgement of value. Actual costs will only be known once pricing from contractors is received for proposed services.

We have heard and respect the frustrations regarding the transition of the Big White Transfer Station, and we understand change is not easy. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we move through the transition process.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Background

The Big White Transfer Station is currently an unattended transfer station which is open 24/7. This operational model creates challenges with inappropriately dumped materials as well as maintaining a clean and tidy facility that meets the expectations of local area residents.

Ongoing challenges were had in 2023 with the specialized fabric “break away” doors being non-operational. This resulted from problems with sourcing parts for repair in a timely fashion combined with resident frustration with the doors not working for extended periods of time.

On many occasions in 2023, users of the facility were propping the overhead doors open, which resulted in additional damage. In the fall, unfortunately two bears were able to access the inside of the transfer station.

The ongoing vandalism to the doors, the bins, and the facility in general has made it impossible to operate the Big White Transfer Station in a reasonable and acceptable manner as an unattended facility.


Transition to an ATTENDED facility: Your feedback is required to ensure it meets local need

The RDKB will be moving forward with transitioning the Big White Transfer Station to an attended facility with scheduled hours of access. A solution that balances fiscal responsibility, provides reasonable access and is environmentally sound needs to be implemented at Big White. The transition will happen on July 1, 2024.

The RDKB invites the residents of Big White and members of the public who use the Transfer Station to "Join the Conversation" and help the RDKB decide the scheduled hours of access.

The future of the Big White Transfer Station

The public will not be able to access the Transfer Station outside the scheduled hours of operation as the facility gates will be locked. The Transfer Station will be maintained and serviced by a Contractor, and the RDKB will be issuing a request for proposal on BCBid for the services.

In preparation for the Contractor to work out of the Transfer Station, the RDKB will update the existing Transfer Station. The upgrades will include the building of an office space, updating the interior and exterior lighting, and re-installing security cameras to the facility.

With the transition to an attended facility, the RDKB will be investigating further service improvements such as having “bulky” item pick up events and partnering with Extended Producer Responsibility programs (e.g., Large appliances, electronics). At this time, the RDKB will not be initiating tipping fees.


If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please feel free to put them in the Q & A section below - just click on the tab:


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  • Share I hope you can help as I am confused with some items that have been published in the media lately. I am a full time resident at Big White and live in my home year round. Richard Barrie and Mark Hillhouse have voiced their concerns in many media avenues which is absolutely their right. But is the transfer station a residential service, a business service or both as I have seen conflicting facts on our media sites? And if it is a residential service provided by RDKB are AirBNB's and property management entities considered a business or a residence? I do know that you do not need a business license in Big White so tracking AirBNB & properties managed by businesses may be difficult but can I take this that, me as a resident living in my home, not generating revenue from my home, am paying for business waste management in our taxes? I just want to know as I plan on attending the March 6 Town Hall on our tax budget and want to understand what the property taxes include. My understanding is this is a residential tax but I may be wrong so I thought it best to reach out for information before I attend. Thank you BeSmartBW on Facebook Share I hope you can help as I am confused with some items that have been published in the media lately. I am a full time resident at Big White and live in my home year round. Richard Barrie and Mark Hillhouse have voiced their concerns in many media avenues which is absolutely their right. But is the transfer station a residential service, a business service or both as I have seen conflicting facts on our media sites? And if it is a residential service provided by RDKB are AirBNB's and property management entities considered a business or a residence? I do know that you do not need a business license in Big White so tracking AirBNB & properties managed by businesses may be difficult but can I take this that, me as a resident living in my home, not generating revenue from my home, am paying for business waste management in our taxes? I just want to know as I plan on attending the March 6 Town Hall on our tax budget and want to understand what the property taxes include. My understanding is this is a residential tax but I may be wrong so I thought it best to reach out for information before I attend. Thank you BeSmartBW on Twitter Share I hope you can help as I am confused with some items that have been published in the media lately. I am a full time resident at Big White and live in my home year round. Richard Barrie and Mark Hillhouse have voiced their concerns in many media avenues which is absolutely their right. But is the transfer station a residential service, a business service or both as I have seen conflicting facts on our media sites? And if it is a residential service provided by RDKB are AirBNB's and property management entities considered a business or a residence? I do know that you do not need a business license in Big White so tracking AirBNB & properties managed by businesses may be difficult but can I take this that, me as a resident living in my home, not generating revenue from my home, am paying for business waste management in our taxes? I just want to know as I plan on attending the March 6 Town Hall on our tax budget and want to understand what the property taxes include. My understanding is this is a residential tax but I may be wrong so I thought it best to reach out for information before I attend. Thank you BeSmartBW on Linkedin Email I hope you can help as I am confused with some items that have been published in the media lately. I am a full time resident at Big White and live in my home year round. Richard Barrie and Mark Hillhouse have voiced their concerns in many media avenues which is absolutely their right. But is the transfer station a residential service, a business service or both as I have seen conflicting facts on our media sites? And if it is a residential service provided by RDKB are AirBNB's and property management entities considered a business or a residence? I do know that you do not need a business license in Big White so tracking AirBNB & properties managed by businesses may be difficult but can I take this that, me as a resident living in my home, not generating revenue from my home, am paying for business waste management in our taxes? I just want to know as I plan on attending the March 6 Town Hall on our tax budget and want to understand what the property taxes include. My understanding is this is a residential tax but I may be wrong so I thought it best to reach out for information before I attend. Thank you BeSmartBW link

    I hope you can help as I am confused with some items that have been published in the media lately. I am a full time resident at Big White and live in my home year round. Richard Barrie and Mark Hillhouse have voiced their concerns in many media avenues which is absolutely their right. But is the transfer station a residential service, a business service or both as I have seen conflicting facts on our media sites? And if it is a residential service provided by RDKB are AirBNB's and property management entities considered a business or a residence? I do know that you do not need a business license in Big White so tracking AirBNB & properties managed by businesses may be difficult but can I take this that, me as a resident living in my home, not generating revenue from my home, am paying for business waste management in our taxes? I just want to know as I plan on attending the March 6 Town Hall on our tax budget and want to understand what the property taxes include. My understanding is this is a residential tax but I may be wrong so I thought it best to reach out for information before I attend. Thank you BeSmartBW

    BeSmart asked 9 months ago

    Thank you for the question BeSmartBW. 

    Big White residents and businesses pay taxes to two RDKB solid waste service budgets.  The first service is called the Regional Solid Waste Service for which all residents across the RDKB pay into.  Services provided to Big White under this budget include primarily recycling collection and processing as well as major infrastructure.  The other service is the Big White Refuse Service which is a service that only Big White properties contribute to (it is called a “Specified Service Area”).  This service funds garbage collection (for businesses and properties with greater than 10 units – waste room), transfer station maintenance and contractor costs (including site cleanup and hauling of garbage), and tipping fees paid for disposal of garbage at the Glenmore Landfill in Kelowna.  The solid waste services provided to Big White are not just for residential but also serves the commercial (business sector).

    Once the RDKB Five Year Fiscal Plan has been adopted, the RDKB provides the value of tax requisition (amount of money) required to be collected for each Service.  The Province then determines what amount is payable by each property and the amount owing is included in the Provincial tax notice.  The Province then collects the tax amounts owing and remits these monies to the RDKB.

    The amount of taxes paid by a property owner will depend on the assessed value of the property and how the property is classified (for example residential or business).  The RDKB does not govern or oversea property classifications, that is the jurisdiction of the Provincial Government.  The RDKB also does not actually collect taxes, the Provincial Government does on its behalf and then remits these monies to the RDKB.  The Province sets what are called Mill Rates, which are specific to the classification of the property.  Typically, the residential Mill Rate is less than the commercial (business) Mill Rate. What this means is that if a residential and commercial property had equivalent assessed values, the commercial property would pay more in taxes.  


  • Share I am concerned rubbish will be left at the gates of the transfer station when it's not open, which becomes animal attractants and pollution, plus additional costs to clean up. Is there a plan to mitigate this? Will part of the RFP for the contractor be to maintain the site? Currently, there is rubbish within a wide radius of the site, which gets into waterways below the site. A full site clean up should be budgeted for prior to the July 1 changes so the contractor/community is starting with a clean site. Can there be an annual/semi-annual large/bulky items day? Could there also be a Christmas Tree shredding or mulching program? Christmas Trees are dumped throughout the resort and surrounding area. I feel the community maybe more receptive to change/increased costs if additional services can be offered/built into the new operational plan (Christmas Tree mulch program/Bulky Items day). Many community members feel Big White property owners are contributing a large chunk of taxes, with minimal services in return. on Facebook Share I am concerned rubbish will be left at the gates of the transfer station when it's not open, which becomes animal attractants and pollution, plus additional costs to clean up. Is there a plan to mitigate this? Will part of the RFP for the contractor be to maintain the site? Currently, there is rubbish within a wide radius of the site, which gets into waterways below the site. A full site clean up should be budgeted for prior to the July 1 changes so the contractor/community is starting with a clean site. Can there be an annual/semi-annual large/bulky items day? Could there also be a Christmas Tree shredding or mulching program? Christmas Trees are dumped throughout the resort and surrounding area. I feel the community maybe more receptive to change/increased costs if additional services can be offered/built into the new operational plan (Christmas Tree mulch program/Bulky Items day). Many community members feel Big White property owners are contributing a large chunk of taxes, with minimal services in return. on Twitter Share I am concerned rubbish will be left at the gates of the transfer station when it's not open, which becomes animal attractants and pollution, plus additional costs to clean up. Is there a plan to mitigate this? Will part of the RFP for the contractor be to maintain the site? Currently, there is rubbish within a wide radius of the site, which gets into waterways below the site. A full site clean up should be budgeted for prior to the July 1 changes so the contractor/community is starting with a clean site. Can there be an annual/semi-annual large/bulky items day? Could there also be a Christmas Tree shredding or mulching program? Christmas Trees are dumped throughout the resort and surrounding area. I feel the community maybe more receptive to change/increased costs if additional services can be offered/built into the new operational plan (Christmas Tree mulch program/Bulky Items day). Many community members feel Big White property owners are contributing a large chunk of taxes, with minimal services in return. on Linkedin Email I am concerned rubbish will be left at the gates of the transfer station when it's not open, which becomes animal attractants and pollution, plus additional costs to clean up. Is there a plan to mitigate this? Will part of the RFP for the contractor be to maintain the site? Currently, there is rubbish within a wide radius of the site, which gets into waterways below the site. A full site clean up should be budgeted for prior to the July 1 changes so the contractor/community is starting with a clean site. Can there be an annual/semi-annual large/bulky items day? Could there also be a Christmas Tree shredding or mulching program? Christmas Trees are dumped throughout the resort and surrounding area. I feel the community maybe more receptive to change/increased costs if additional services can be offered/built into the new operational plan (Christmas Tree mulch program/Bulky Items day). Many community members feel Big White property owners are contributing a large chunk of taxes, with minimal services in return. link

    I am concerned rubbish will be left at the gates of the transfer station when it's not open, which becomes animal attractants and pollution, plus additional costs to clean up. Is there a plan to mitigate this? Will part of the RFP for the contractor be to maintain the site? Currently, there is rubbish within a wide radius of the site, which gets into waterways below the site. A full site clean up should be budgeted for prior to the July 1 changes so the contractor/community is starting with a clean site. Can there be an annual/semi-annual large/bulky items day? Could there also be a Christmas Tree shredding or mulching program? Christmas Trees are dumped throughout the resort and surrounding area. I feel the community maybe more receptive to change/increased costs if additional services can be offered/built into the new operational plan (Christmas Tree mulch program/Bulky Items day). Many community members feel Big White property owners are contributing a large chunk of taxes, with minimal services in return.

    Courtney asked 9 months ago

    Thank you for expressing your concerns and thoughts regarding improved services at the Big White Transfer Station. We have allocated some funds in the draft 2024 budget to account for the clean up of the facility before the formal transition on July 1, 2024. We are hoping that with sufficient notice regarding the chosen hours of operation, residents will adjust their disposal needs to minimize the dumping of waste outside of the gates. We share your concerns regarding this becoming an animal attraction and pollution issue. Monies have also been included in the draft budget for 2024 to allow for the initiation of a bulky item clean-up day, with the first most likely happening in the fall of 2024. Your other suggestion for a Christmas Tree program will be considered in setting the budget for future years. Thank you again.

  • Share Hello my name is Jerome Gorges, my son's and I run a scrap metal recycling business in Kelowna ,I am just reaching out to see if there may be a possibility that you may be interested in setting up a scrap metal bin that we would pickup on a regular basis. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by email or phone 250-801-7299 thanks ...Jerome on Facebook Share Hello my name is Jerome Gorges, my son's and I run a scrap metal recycling business in Kelowna ,I am just reaching out to see if there may be a possibility that you may be interested in setting up a scrap metal bin that we would pickup on a regular basis. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by email or phone 250-801-7299 thanks ...Jerome on Twitter Share Hello my name is Jerome Gorges, my son's and I run a scrap metal recycling business in Kelowna ,I am just reaching out to see if there may be a possibility that you may be interested in setting up a scrap metal bin that we would pickup on a regular basis. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by email or phone 250-801-7299 thanks ...Jerome on Linkedin Email Hello my name is Jerome Gorges, my son's and I run a scrap metal recycling business in Kelowna ,I am just reaching out to see if there may be a possibility that you may be interested in setting up a scrap metal bin that we would pickup on a regular basis. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by email or phone 250-801-7299 thanks ...Jerome link

    Hello my name is Jerome Gorges, my son's and I run a scrap metal recycling business in Kelowna ,I am just reaching out to see if there may be a possibility that you may be interested in setting up a scrap metal bin that we would pickup on a regular basis. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me by email or phone 250-801-7299 thanks ...Jerome

    Jerome asked 9 months ago

    Thank you for your interest Jerome and for providing your contact information.  We will reach out in the future should this type of service be established at the transfer station.  You are also welcome to call the RDKB Environmental Services Department at 1.800.355.7352  to connect directly with RDKB staff.

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