OUNTA~ STATE WASTE WESTON, LEWIS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

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1 MF-P.S.C. W. Va. No. 4 Canceling MF-P.S.C. W. Va. No. 3 OUNTA~ STATE WASTE OF WESTON, LEWIS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA Certiftcate Nos. F-455, F-5076, F-5855 F-6219, F-5943, F-7345, and F-7393 Permit Nos. H and H RATES, RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING TRANSPORTATION OF SOLID WASTE Filed with THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION of WEST VIRGINIA Issued December 23,2015 Effective for services rendered on or after December 6, 2015, except as otherwise provided herein Issued by authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission of West Virginia in Case No MC-TC, et a1 final December 6, T Issued by RGL, INC., dba MOUNTAIN STATE WASTE BY inuicates new T \TARIFFSTRASH HAlJLERlRGL~lNC~Df3A~MOUNTAlN~STATE~WA~~(PENDlNG) DDC

2 Original Sheet No. 2 STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F- 455 authorizing its holder to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of commodities generally to and from any point and place in Lewis County; and in the transportation of livestock, household goods, lumber, and lumber products from any point and place in Lewis County to any point and place outside Lewis County in West Virginia and from any point and place outside Lewis County in West Virginia to any point and place in Lewis County; and in the transportation of trash, rubbish and garbage within Lewis County and Bank s District, Upshur County and additionally from the Harrison and Lewis County lines north via Route 19 to Secondary Route 32 including the community of Good Hope and all side roads; the Secondary Route 35 west from State Route 19 through and including the community of Kincheloe; to and including the community of Benson; Secondary Route 27 to an area known as Rider Mines from the city limits of West Milford; including the town of West Milford The Secondary Route 38 going west from State Route 19 to the Town of Tichenal, this route being called Isaacs Creek to Secondary Route 3211 north to Secondary Route 32 east to Route 19; Secondary Route 25/6 from the city limits of West Milford east to Watters Smith Memorial State Park; any and all side roads that lead off the above-mentioned state and secondary routes with the exception of the comdty Gf aeenbger Ames, Harrison county, and to include all of the Town of Glenville for hauling of refuse, garbage and other waste materials for commercial customers through the use of containers starting at 2 cubic yards up to and including 22 cubic yards P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F authorizing its holder to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of trash, rubbish and garbage within the town of Glenville, and with a radius of ten (10) miles thereof, all within Gilmer county, and along U.S. Route from the Gilmer County line for a distance of approximately five (5) miles, including the town of Mum Bridge, and all side roads leading therefrom, all within Lewis County P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F-5855 authorizing the holder to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of trash, rubbish and garbage on W. Va. Route Nos. 1 and 7 from Cox s Mills, Gilmer County, to a point six (6) miles beyond Auburn, Ritchie County, including the Town of Auburn; on W, Va. Route 5 from Glenville, Gilmer County, to and including Burnsville, Braxton County; and on W. Va. Route 5 from Glenville, Gilmer County, to a point on W. Va. Route 5, located two (2) miles from the city limits of Grantsville, Calhoun County

3 Original Sheet No. 3 STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY (Continued) P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F-6219 authorizing the holder to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of solid waste from the following counties (or portions thereof) - (I) the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Randolph County that are located within a radius of five (5) miles of the intersection between Randolph County Routes 50 and 52, excluding the provision of roll-off service in Randolph county. (2) the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Upshur County that are located within a radius of twelve (12) miles of the intersection between W.Va. Routes 4 and 20, subject to the following exclusions: (a) excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Upshur County that are located within a radius of four (4) miles of the point at which US. Route 33 passes over W.Va. Route 20 and (b) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Upshur County that are located within a radius of ten (10) miles of the point at which U.S. Route 33 crosses the Barbour-Upshur County line, and (c) f der excluding the transportation of solid waste in commercial and residential service through the use droll-off containers from points and places in Randolph County- to places of disposal P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of solid waste, in commercial and residential service, from those points and places in Wayne County -- excluding those points and places in Wayne County that are located within the corporate limits of the Towns of Fort Gay and Wayne -- that are more particularly described as follows -- (1) those points and places in Wayne County that are located south of 38" 07' North latitude (said latitudinal line running through or next to the intersection, situated within the corporate limits of the Town of Fort Gay, between W. Va. Route 37 and Wayne County Route 36); (2) those points and places in Wayne County that are bounded by the following perimeter: Beginning at the point in the Tug Fork (of the Big Sandy River) which lies at 38" 07' North latitude, then proceeding due east to a point of U. S. Route 52, then proceeding along U. S. Route 52 in a northerly direction to the intersection between U. S. Route 52 and W. Va. Route 37, then proceeding along W. Va. Route 37 in a northeasterly direction to the intersection between W. Va. Route 37 and Wayne County Route 7, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 7 in a northwesterly and northerly direction to the intersection between Wayne County Routes 7 and 19, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 19

4 RGL, LNC., dba MOUNTAIN STATE WASTE MF-P.S.C. W. Va. No. 4 Original Sheet No. 4 STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY (Continued) P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F (Continued) in a generally easterly and southeasterly direction to the intersection between W. Va. Route 152 and Wayne County Route 19, then proceeding along W. Va. Route 152 in a southerly direction to the point which lies at 38" 12.5' North latitude, then proceeding due east approximately 2.25 miles to a point on Wayne County Route 1714, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 17/4 in an easterly direction to the intersection between Wayne County Routes 1714 and 24, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 24 in a northerly direction to the intersection between Wayne County Routes 22 and 24, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 22 in a northerly and northwesterly direction to the intersection between Wayne County Routes 17 and 22, then proceeding along Wayne County Route 17 in a northerly and northeasterly direction to its intersection with the Cabell-Wayne County line, then proceeding along the Cabell-Wayne County line in a northeasterly and southerly direction to the point where Cabell, Lincoln, and Wayne Counties meet, then proceeding along the Lincoln-Wayne County line to the point lying at 38" 07' North latitude, then proceeding due west to the place of beginning; (3) those points and places in Wayne County that are located within a radius of 0.25 mile of any point or points along said perimeter; (4) those points and places in Wayne County that are located within a radius of one (1) mile of the intersection between Wayne County Routes 1812 and 27; and (5) hose points and places in Wayne County that are located within a radius of one (1) mile of the intersection between Wayne County Routes 7 and to places of P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE F-7345 to operate as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of solid waste from the following points and places in Monongalia and Wetzel Counties - (1) the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of eight (8) miles of the intersection between Monongalia County Routes 3715 and 41, subject to the following exclusions: (a) excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located to the east and south of the Monongahela River; (b) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within the corporate limits of the Towns of Blacksville and Granville and the City of Westover; and (c) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County, that are located within a radius of one (1) mile of any point or points along one or more of the following routes or route segments: W. Va. Route 100, and Monongalia County Routes 24, 26, 2811, 29/3, 35, 354, 376, and 51, and that segment of Monongalia County Route 37 that is located to the north of its intersection with Monongalia County Route 26; Indicates new

5 Original Sheet No, 5 P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE F-7345 (Continued) (2) notwithstanding the exclusions set forth in the foregoing paragraph, the transportation of solid waste in commercial service under the container system from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of 10.5 miles of the intersection between Monongalia County Routes 27 and 29, subject to the following exclusions: (a) excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within the territory enclosed by the southernmost quadrant of the circular area defined by such intersection and such radius, said quadrant being bounded on one side by a line running S. 45" W. from said intersection and on the other side by a line running S. 45 ' E. from that intersection, and (b) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from all public elementary school facilities in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of 1.5 miles of the intersection between W. Va. Route 7 and Monongalia County Route 37; and (3) the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Wetzel County that are located to the east of 80" 41' West longitude (said longitudinal line running through or next to the intersection between W. Va. Route 7 and Wetzel County Route 7/20), subject to the following exclusions: (a) excluding those points and places in Wetzel County that are located to the south of 39" 35' North latitude (said latitudinal line running just south of the intersection between Wetzel County Routes 19 and 19/1); (b) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Wetzel County that are located within a radius of five (5) miles of the intersection between Wetzel County Routes 1/7 and 89; and (c) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Wetzel County that are located within a radius of one (1) mile of one or more of the following routes: Wetzel County Routes 15, 19, and 40, -- to places of disposal. P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F-7393 authorizing operation as a common carrier by motor vehicle in the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of three (3) miles of the point at which Monongalia County Route 39 touches the Pennsylvania-West Virginia state line, subject to the following exclusions -- (a) excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongakia County that are located within a radius of 0.3 mile of any point or points along W. Va. Route 7, (b) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located to the south of W. Va. Route 7, (c) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of one (1) mile of the intersection between W. Va. Route 7 and Monongalia County Route 37, Indicates new

6 Original Sheet No. 6 P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F-7393 (Continued) (d) further excluding the transportation of solid waste &om those points and places in Monongalia County that are located within a radius of five (5) miles of the intersection between W. Va. Routes 7 and 705, (e) further excluding the transportation of solid waste from those points and places in Monongalia County that are located to the east of U. S. Route 19, and (f) further excluding the transportation of solid waste in commercial service through the use of rolloff containers from points and places in Monongalia County -- to places of disposal. P.S.C. M.C. PERMIT NO. H authorizing operation of three (3) motor vehicles as a contract carrier in the transportation of trash, rubbish and garbage kom Lost Creek Elementary School, Harrison County, to a point of disposal, under contract with Harrison County Board of Education P.S.C. M.C. PERMIT NO. H to operate one motor vehicle as a contract carrier in the transportation of trash, rubbish and garbage within the Town of Littleton, Wetzel County, under contract with the Town of Littleton. Indicates new

7 Original Sheet No. 7 PART I: RATES AND PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455 and F-6219: A. RATES FOR MOST RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE: 1. Residential Service: Base rate $23.35 per month 2. Commercial Service: Negotiable PART I: RATES AND PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTlFICATE NOS. F-5076 and F-5855: A. RATES FOR MOST RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE: 1. Residential Service: Base rate $21.85 per month 2. Commercial Service: Negotiable PART X. RATES AND PROVT3ONS APPLICAELE TO MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-7345 and F-7393: A. RATES FOR MOST RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE: 1. Residential Service: Base rate $20.44 per month 2. Commercial Service: Negotiable (34% increase) 3. Optional Curb Cart Service $ 3.35 per month additional CN) B. OTHER PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS: I. COLLECTION OF ITEMS THAT HAVE CONTAINED FREON: Before this carrier collects an appliance that once contained Freon or other gases, the removal of which is required by environmental regulations, that appliance must be certified as being hee of Freon or other such gases. This carrier will assess a residential household an additional charge per appliance if such certification is not made prior to the collection of that appliance by this carrier. (I?) Indicates new

8 Original Sheet No. 8 PART I: RATES FOR MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NO. F : A. RATES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SERVICE: 1. Residential Service: Base rate $17.50 per month Bulky goods surcharge $ 1.OO per month Total Rate $18.50 per month 2. Commercial Service: Negotiable PART I: RATES APPLICABLE TO SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. PERMIT NO. H : Harrison Countv Board of Education $ per month (N> PART I: RATES APPLICABLE TO SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. PERMIT NO. H : Town of Littleton $ per month PART I: RATES AND PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS, F-455, F F AND F-6219: 1. NEW CUSTOMER DEPOSIT FOR RESIDENTW, CUSTOMERS: For each new residential customer served by this carrier, a deposit equal to onetwelfth (1/12) of the estimated annual charge will be required prior to service. After the customer has paid bills for service for twelve (12) consecutive months, this carrier will promptly refund the deposit plus accrued interest calculated at eight percent (8Yo) per annum. 2. NEW CUSTOMER DEPOSIT FOR COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS: For each new commercial customer served by this carrier, a deposit equal to onesixth (116) of the estimated annual charge will be required prior to service. After the customer has paid bills for service for twelve (12) consecutive months, this carrier wil promptly refund the deposit plus accrued interest calculated at eight percent (8%) per annum. 3. FEE FOR RESTORATION OF SERVICE: Each residential customer and each commercial customer whose service has been terminated by this carrier wil be required to pay a fee of $5.00 for the restoration of Indicates new

9 Original Sheet No. 9 PART I: RATES AND PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MOST SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455, F F-5855, AND F-6219: (Continued) 4. DELAYED PAYMENT PENALTY: On all accounts not paid in full within twenty (20) days after the due date for payment, a ten percent (loyo) penalty will be added to the net amount shown. This delayed payment penalty is not interest and is only to be collected once for each bill where it is appropriate. PART II: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455. F-5076, F and F A. DUTY OF CARRIER TO NOTIFY RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS THAT COMMISSION'S RATE JURISDICTION EXTENDS TO NEGOTIABLE RATES AND CHARGES: When negotiating a rate or charge with a residential customer, and before receiving payment for any negotiated rate or charge from that customer, this carrier shall first inform the customer that the Commission has jurisdiction over rates and charges for the collection and transportation of solid waste, including both fixed and negotiable rates and charges for such service, and that complaints about both fixed and negotiable rates and charges may be directed to the Commission. B. EXTRA BAG CHARGE APPLICABLE TO RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS: For residential service, this carrier may, but is not required to, assess an additional charge for the collection and disposal of more than six (6) bags of solid waste, or an equivalent amount of solid waste, per week. This charge, if assessed, shall be one dollar ($1.00) per bag, or the equivalent, after the first six (6) bags of solid waste, or the equivalent. This carrier shall add that extra charge to the next bill that is issued to the subscribing residential customer.

10 Original Sheet No. 10 PART 11: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-7345 and F-7393: A. DUTY OF CARRIER TO NOTIFY RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS THAT COMMISSION S RATE JURISDICTION EXTENDS TO NEGOTIABLE RATES AND CHARGES When negotiating a rate or charge with a residential customer, and before receiving payment for any negotiable rate or charge for that customer, this carrier shall first inform the customer that the Commission has jurisdiction over rates and charges for the collection and transportation of solid waste, including both fixed and negotiable rates and charges for such service, and that complaints about both fixed and negotiable rates and charges may be directed to the Commission. B. BAG LIMIT APPLICABLE TO HOUSEHOLDS CONTAINING FORMER RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS If service by this carrier to an individual residential customer has been terminated, either by the action of that individual or by the action of this carrier, and that individual, or someone with whom he or she resides, (again) subscribes to residential service by this carrier, this carrier, during the first twelve (12) months after the subscription (or resubscnpbon) to semce, may, but is not required to, assess an additional, negotiable charges for the collection and disposal of more than eight (8) bags of solid waste, or an equivalent mount of solid waste, per week. This negotiable charge shall not exceed one dollar ($1.00) per bag, or the equivalent, after the fiist eight (8) bags of solid waste, or the equivalent. This carrier shall add that extra charge to the next bill that is issued to the subscribing residential customer. PART 11: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATES NO. F-5943: A. NEW CUSTOMER SECURITY DEPOSIT Such deposit shall not be more than 1/12 of the annual estimated charge for service. After the customer has paid bills for service for twelve (12) consecutive months, the Company shall promptly refund the deposit plus accrued interest calculated at 10% per annum. This deposit applies to all customers requesting service. B. PENALTY CHARGE On all accounts not paid in full within 20 days from the due date for payment, a ten percent (10%) penalty will be added to the net mount shown. This delayed payment penalty is not interest and is only to be collected once for each bill where it is appropriate. Indicates new

11 Original Sheet No. 11 PART 11: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATES NO. F-5943: (Continued) C. FEE FOR RESTORING SERVICE Mer termination of the customer s service for non-payment of bills, the carrier will charge a fee of $5.00 for restoring service to a customer. Such fee will be in addition to any other charges approved for the Company, i.e. Penalty Charge and new Customer Security Deposit. D. DUTY OF CARRIER TO NOTIFY RESIDENTIAL, CUSTOMERS THAT COMMISSION S RATE JURISDICTION EXTENDS TO NEGOTIABLE RATES AND CHARGES: When negotiating a rate or charge with a residential customer and before receiving payment for any negotiated rate or charge from that customer, this carrier shall fust inform the customer that the Commission has jurisdiction over rates and charges for the collection and transportation of solid waste, including both fixed and negotiable rates and charges for such service, and that complaints about both fixed and negotiable rates and charges may be directed to the Commission. E. BAG LIMIT APPLICABLE TO HOUSEHOLDS CONTAINWG FORMER RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS: (Continued) This negotiable charge shall not exceed one dollar ($1.25) per bag, or the equivalent, after the first six (6) bags of solid waste, or the equivalent. This carrier shall add that extra charge to the next bill that is issued to the subscribing residential customer. PART II: ADDITIONAL, PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL. SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455, F F F F-5943,- 7345, and F-7393: A. CHARGES FOR THE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION OF BULKY GOODS FROM RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLDS: 1. SUBSCRIBING HOUSEHOLDS: For subscribing residential customers, the applicable base rate and surcharges are set forth elsewhere in this tariff. OIJ) This carrier shall, once per month, on the scheduled day of bulky goods collection, subject to the following exceptions, collect and transport, free of any additional charge, all discarded bulky goods, as defined in Motor Carrier Rule 1.8, that have been generated by the household of the subscribing residential customer. Indicates new

12 Original Sheet No. 12 PART E: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE c F and F-7393: (Continued) A CH.4RGES FOR THE COLLECTION AND TRAYSPORTATIOh OF BLLKY GOODS FROM RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLDS (Connnued) 1. SUBSCRlBING HOUSEHOLDS: (Continued) Exceptions: (1) This carrier may, but is not required to, assess that subscribing residential customer an additional, negotiable charge for each large bulky goods item (equivalent in size to a normal refrigerator or washing machine) after the fist two (2) large bulky goods items, generated by that subscribing household, that this carrier collects and transports on a scheduled day of pickup. This carrier shall add that extra charge to the next bill that is issued to that customer. (2) This carrier may, but is not required to, assess that subscribing residential customer an additional, negotiable charge for each used or waste tire after the figst eight (8) used or waste tires, off the rim, having a radius of no more than 16.5 inches, generated by that subscribing household, that this carrier collects and transports during a twelve-month period. Once such an extra charge is assessed, this carrier shall add that extra charge to the next bill that it issues to that customer. (3) Bulky goods generated by a subscribing residential household do not include any bulky goods resulting kom commercial activities that may occur on the premises of that residential household. With respect to such bulky goods, the applicable business entity shall be treated as a commercial customer of this carrier. (4) With respect to any bulky goods generated by a subscribing residential household, that are collected on a date other than the regularly scheduled day of bulky-goods collection, this carrier may, but is not required to, assess the subscribing residential customer an additional, negotiable charge for each such bulky goods item. This carrier shall add the extra charge to the next bill that is issued to that customer. Indicates new

13 Original Sheet No. 13 PART 11: ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455. F-5076, F-5855, F-6219, F-5943, F-7345, and F-7393: (Continued) A. CHARGES FOR THE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION OF BULKY GOODS FROM RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLDS: (Continued) 2. NONSUBSCRIBING HOUSEHOLDS: For nonsubscribing residential households, the applicable charge is $15.00 per pickup. This carrier shall, once per month, on the day of bulky goods collection, subject to the following exceptions, collect and transport, free of any additional charge, all discarded "bulky goods," as defined in Motor Carrier Rule 1.8, that have been generated by the nonsubscribing residential household. Exceptions: (I) This carrier may, but is not required to, assess that nonsubscribing residential household an additional, negotiable charge for each large bulky goods item (equivalent in size to a normal refiigerator or washing machine) after the first two (2) large bulky goods items, generated by that household, that this carrier collects and transports on that day. (2) This carrier may, but is not required to, assess that nonsubscribing residential household an additional, negotiable chargefor each used or waste tire, generated by that household, that this carrier collects and transports on that day. The charge per tire is not to exceed the sum of fifty cents ($0.50) plus the Commission-approved charge for the acceptance ofthat tire by the landfill which this carrier uses for the disposal of solid waste. (3) For each nonsubscribing residential household, this carrier may require payment of all charges prior to the collection and transportation of these items. In the alternative, this carrier may issue a bill for these charges to the appropriate individual after the collection and transportation of these items. (4) Bulky goods generated by a nonsubscribing residential household do not include any bulky goods resulting -from commercial activities that may occur on the premises of that residential household. With respect to such bulky goods, the applicable business entity shall be treated as a commercial customer of this carrier. Indicates new

14 Original Sheet No. 14 PART 11: ADDlTlONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SERVICE UNDER P.S.C. M.C. CERTIFICATE NOS. F-455. F F-5855, F-6219, F-5943, F-7345, and F-7393: (Continued) B. CHARGES FOR THE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION OF LARGE AND/OR HEAVY ITEMS THAT ARE NOT DEFlNED AS BULKY GOODS FROM RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLDS: SUBSCRIBING AND NONSUBSCRIBING HOUSEHOLDS: For collecting and transporting large and/or heavy items of solid waste that do not fd within the defintion of bulky goods under Motor Carrier Rule 1.8, this carrier may, but is not required to, assess both subscribing and nonsubscribing residential households additional, negotiable charges. Examples of such items that are not bulky goods are construction and demolition debris; automotive components, parts or frames that weigh at least two hundred (200) pounds each; automotive parts, such as motors and transmissions, that have a high density; and used or waste tires, off the rim,that have a radius of more than 16.5 inches. For a subscribing residential household, this carrier shall add the extra charge to the next bill that is issued to the subscribing residential customer. For a nonsubscribing residential household, this carrier may require payment of the charge prior to the collection and transportation of these items. In the alternative, this carrier may issue a bill for this charge to the appropriate individual after the collection and transportation of these items. Indicates new