Sechelt Landfill Project

Consultation has concluded

We are pleased to announce that Sechelt Landfill is now operating in our new public drop off area. All our regular materials are being accepted. Thank you very much for your patience over the summer months during the construction. We look forward to welcoming you at the new site.

Consultation has concluded

If you have a question about this project, post it here and our infrastructure services staff will answer them.

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are paint cans accepted at tha land fill

Merete asked 10 months ago

Full information on paint products accepted at the Landfill can be found here - https://www.productcare.org/products/paint/british-columbia/
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Do you take about 40 car and truck tires ?

Mick asked over 1 year ago

Thank you for your question about tires.
Tires are managed by the Tire Stewardship of BC. For large volumes we recommend reaching out to them at https://tsbc.ca/ to collect the tires directly.
Contact staff at infrastructure@scrd.ca if you have further questions.
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jimmy asked over 1 year ago

We are temporarily not accepting paint because the drop off area is currently full. Once we have room, there is no fee to drop off, thanks to the program we host at our site, Product Care's recycling program for paint. If you aren't sure what is accepted please check this website. https://www.productcare.org/products/paint/british-columbia/.
To find out when we're open again for paint check our website https://www.scrd.ca/landfill/.
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Will the Dusty Rd landfill resume accepting waste paint on 27 Sept?

Peter asked about 3 years ago

Updated Oct 13: Due to delayed opening of the parts of the drop off area we are unable to accept paint for at least a few more days. Staff will update when a time is known.
Updated Oct 1: The landfill has to delay reopening and will resume accepting waste paint on October 12.
Previous reply: The landfill will resume accepting waste paint on October 5.
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Does the Sechelt land fill accept the small green type propane cylinders? Is there a cost ? Do they get dropped off where the paint left overs get dropped off? Thank you.

Beverly asked over 3 years ago

Yes, the Sechelt Landfill accepts the small green type propane cylinders that are smaller than 1lb for $2 per cylinder. Follow the site attendant's direction for where to place them as there is currently no set location.
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do you know where I can dispose of chemicals? Specifically expired creosote cleaners for chimneys and masonry bric. (unsure of actual ingredients, similar products contain sodium hydroxide)

Thomas Heating asked over 3 years ago

Thank you for your inquiry. The chemicals you described are not accepted at any of the residential recycling locations on the Sunshine Coast. We advise reaching out a private hazardous waste company or contacting the Recycling Council of BC at 604-recycle or hotline@rcbc.ca for options.