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“Do we have to provide a landfill or do you have your own?” asked Supervisor Charles “Pete" Estes.
“We wouldn’t offer you a bid without the capabilities of disposing of the trash ourselves,” said Stewart. He reported that BFI is now negotiating with a county for use of its landfill. “It looks like they’ll accept. We’re very, very hopeful but I don’t want to say the name (of the county) right now.”
He repeated that BFI is . very flexible regarding con- ' tractual arrangements on an . alternative to continuing the i present trash disposal sys- * tern. The county may lease or buy compactors and provide its own personnel to periodically compact the trash or use BFI’s people. In addition,
Stewart said, he can compute the total “per pull” charges for a year based on the volume of trash now being handled. He agreed to bring more information to the board’s next session and reminded the supervisors that his company also wants the opportunity to bid on handling Rappahannock’s trash under the current setup — if continued — when
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