Solid Waste Transfer Station - Nonputrescible

All non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations require a Non-Putrescible Solid Waste Transfer Station Permit in order to operate and must operate in compliance with all applicable rules and regulations, per Sections 4-01 through 4-18 of Title 16 of the Rules of the City of New York.

A Non-Putresicble Solid Waste Transfer Station, also known as a Construction and Demolition Transfer Station, is a facility that accepts non-putrescible solid waste.

Non-putrescible waste consists of waste that does not contain organic matter having the tendency to decompose and create odors. Most construction and demolition waste is considered non-putrescible. Non- Putrescible waste includes but is not limited to dirt, earth, plaster, concrete, rock, rubble, slag, ashes, waste timber, lumber, plexiglass, fiberglass, ceramic tiles, asphalt, sheetrock, tar paper, tree stumps, wood, window frames, metal, steel, glass, plastic pipes, plastic tubes, rubber hoses, rubber tubes, electric wires, electric cables, paper, cardboard