Section 9: Licensing of Trash Haulers to Remove, Transport and dispose of offensive materials and trash collected in the town of Maynard.
9.1 No person shall collect, transport, or dispose of sewage, septage, offal, garbage, rubbish, or any other offensive material within the Town of Maynard unless a permit to do so has been obtained from the Board.
9.2 No person shall transport sewage, septage, offal, garbage, rubbish, or any other offensive material through the town unless he has registered his intent to do so with the Board, and the Board has approved said registration.
9.3. Each applicant for a permit or registration issued under regulations 9.1 and 9.2 shall pay a fee as determined annually by the Board for said permit or registration.
9.4. Each permit and/or registration issued under these regulations shall expire on June 30th of the year in which it is issued. Subsequent year permits shall run July1st to June 30th of the following year.
9.5. The Board may place restrictions on said permit or registration when it finds that certain conditions warrant such restrictions.
9.6 Household trash collected as part of a route by a licensed hauler shall be disposed of only at the Wheelabrator Millbury Plant off of Rte. 20 in the town of Millbury, MA. Said plant has an exclusive contract with the town of Maynard through June 30, 2008 for disposal of all household trash collected in Maynard.
9.7 A licensed hauler of household trash in the town of Maynard must supply a
list of their customers at the time of applying for a license or renewal of their license in July of each year.
9.8 Exception to 9.6
A contractor who is in the business of cleaning out basements and attics or construction debris must obtain a license from the town of Maynard, but does not have to dispose of the cleanout waste at the Wheelabrator Millbury Plant. Said contractor is considered a one time contract with an individual homeowner and need only inform us of the disposal location as part of the license application process.
9.8 Exception to 9.9.7
The sole source contractor licensed by the town of Maynard does not have to submit a list of customers to the Board. His contract with the town is to provide trash collection to all households of between 1 to 4 units. The town presumes the contractor is servicing all such units
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