Ulster County Trash Deal Reached
A new contract between Ulster County legislators and the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency was signed on October 21.
The agency's bonding cap has been raised from $500,000 to $60 million, while the legislature has set guidelines for the future of waste diversion in the county.
- Biogas and anaerobic digestion are still being considered.
- Incinerators and waste-to-energy facilities are no longer an option.
"All of the projects that we want to pursue related to diversion can be accomplished with that $60 million over the next five years,"
said Executive Director Marc Rider.
Autor's resume: New trash deal in Ulster County.
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