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Commercial Usage Guidelines

Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill

Commercial Rate Tipping Fee:

$40.25 per ton

Commercial Charge Accounts:

To apply for a charge account or update information for your business, please complete
and return the

Charge Account Application

You can submit your application by standard USPS mail to: 361 Livestock Road, Rustburg, VA 24588, or fax it to (434) 847-1809 to the attention of This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., Business Manager.

Replacement Copies of Waste Disposal Receipts:

Drivers will be given a Waste Disposal Receipt before exiting the outbound scale. If a driver fails to bring back a waste disposal receipt(s) we can reproduce the receipt for an additional fee.

$2.00 per ticket for each waste disposal receipt reproduced with a date range within the last three months.

$3.00 per ticket for each waste disposal receipt reproduced with a date range outside the last three months.

Note: This fee will be added onto your next monthly billing statement.

All requests for copies of your scalehouse ticket(s) must be in writing.

Please submit request by fax at: (434) 847-1809 or e-mail to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Inert Materials

Inert materials such as clean dirt, brick, block and concrete without rebar are only accepted at the Livestock Road Regional Landfill, and at no charge, as long as the loads are separated and fragmented into pieces that are less than one cubic foot.

The scalehouse operator must be informed of inert loads. All load will be inspected for qualification to determine if the load can be admited at no charge. The scalehouse operator may ask the driver for the following information:

where the loads are coming from
type of inert material
approximate length of the job
approximate number of loads
name of the company hauling the inert material.

If the load is determined unacceptable (e.g.: if it is not adequately separated), then the load will be weighed and charged at the current commercial rate tipping fee.

Note: Items that are not considered inert materials: metal, wood, sawdust, asphalt, concrete with metal rebar or wire, leaves, ash, and grass.