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The Scholl Canyon Landfill regulatory rate ordinance is a governing document established by the Los Angeles County Sanitation District to set and enforce approved rates and fees for landfill operations, ensuring compliance with state and local regulatory standards. It does not involve procurement, contracting, or any form of subcontractor or supplier engagement, nor does it outline work scopes, delivery requirements, or performance obligations typically found in service or construction contracts. The ordinance is purely a regulatory framework aimed at controlling charges associated with waste disposal at the facility located in Glendale, California, with a zip code of 91206, and is not open to competitive bidding or external business participation. The posted date of May 28, 2026, reflects the administrative recordation of this non-procurement document within the public regulatory system, and no point of contact or solicitation number is applicable since no procurement activity occurs under this ordinance.

General Info

Regulatory ordinance sets landfill disposal fees at Scholl Canyon, Glendale, CA, no procurement or contracts involved.

Agency

California → Los Angeles County Sanitation District

NAICS

924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Glendale, CA, 91206

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of Scholl Canyon Landfill Rate Ordinance.

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Sanitation District
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The referenced document is a regulatory rate ordinance for the Scholl Canyon Landfill, not a procurement contract. It does not involve any physical work, deliverables, or subcontracting structure.

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