Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting covered various operational and administrative reports, including litter control and stream cleanup programs, receipt of grant funding for stormwater and recycling initiatives, and adjustments to recycling center signage. Discussions regarding the Resource Recovery building included 3D scanning, BurCell's site approval application, and a forthcoming request for proposal for a public hearing. The Board also addressed leasing issues with BurCell and Apple Valley Waste, authorized the excessing of surplus equipment, and discussed safety responses to reported fires at the recycling center.
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Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Regular Meeting
The board discussed the wildflower meadow project on the closed landfill site and authorized Sustainability Matters to proceed with coordination with the Department of Environmental Protection. Reports were presented on the litter control program, including tire collection event planning and stream cleanup efforts, and on the recycling and resource recovery facility, specifically regarding feedstock discussions and infrastructure maintenance. The board approved the monthly budget reports and payment of bills. Additionally, the members authorized a price increase for brush recycling, discussed FY27 grant applications including the West Virginia Solid Waste Management Board grant, and considered future litter control and recycling program initiatives.
Feb 18, 2026·Board meeting
Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including a proposal for a wildflower meadow project involving community engagement. Reports were presented on litter control and stream cleanup efforts, alongside updates on recycling program operations, such as facility repairs, staffing changes, and new signage intended to reduce contamination. The board reviewed budget reports for various accounts, authorized the payment of outstanding bills, and monitored legislative activity related to solid waste. Additionally, the board reviewed the 2026 annual report and associated goals, including efforts to reduce transportation and recycling costs.
