Agricultral Waste
In an effort to improve the quality of the brush/mulch program the RCSWA accomplished several things. First, we approached the regulatory agencies requesting a reduction in the fees for brush and ‘wood only’ loads in an effort to reduce the amount of brush that was being illegally dumped. Then, in an effort to achieve a better quality mulch product, the RCSWA board authorized a major upgrade to the existing tub grinder which changed the drum and hammermill assembly thus achieving a much finer quality mulch product for use by individuals. At the same time staff instituted the separation of brush from other wood products such as treated lumber, etc. to create two distinct grades of mulch, one for gardens and the other for ground cover. In addition the RCSWA has instituted a Free Brush Disposal Day for private haulers. The RCSWA will accept 1 pickup load of brush for free from non-commercial haulers on the First friday of each month.
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11/19/2011New Web SiteThe RCSWA is pleased to announce the release of its new web site. The new modern look is straight-forward in its easy-to-use design. Find our hours of operations is listed right on the home page now, with TODAY's schedule displayed for quick reference. Access to our online store LAST CHANCE MERCANTILE...
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We have coarse unbagged mulch available - Free to load yourself or the RCSWA will load the coarse mulch for $5.00 per bucket load. RCSWA assumes no responsibility for any damage to vechicle.