North Carolina Landfill Disposal Bans The North Carolina General Assembly has established disposal bans on the following materials under North Carolina General Statute 130A-309.10. See (f) through (m). More information about how to comply with disposal bans for certain materials is provided through the links below. Used oil Yard trash White goods Antifreeze Aluminum cans Scrap tires Lead-acid batteries Motor vehicle oil filters Plastic bottles Wooden pallets Oyster shells Computer equipment and televisions Beverage containers from ABC permit-holders Banned from disposal in construction and demolition debris landfills: Fluorescent lights Mercury-containing thermostats
North Carolina Landfill Disposal Bans The North Carolina General Assembly has established disposal bans on the following materials under North Carolina General Statute 130A-309.10. See (f) through (m). More information about how to comply with disposal bans for certain materials is provided through the links below. Used oil Yard trash White goods Antifreeze Aluminum cans Scrap tires Lead-acid batteries Motor vehicle oil filters Plastic bottles Wooden pallets Oyster shells Computer equipment and televisions Beverage containers from ABC permit-holders Banned from disposal in construction and demolition debris landfills: Fluorescent lights Mercury-containing thermostats