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Wayland Town Crier 2/1/07: Landfill space limited. There appear to be about 18 months of space left, though there may be some room to stretch that.
Metrowest Daily News 12/24/06: Wayland septage facility is threatened.
Boston Globe 12/14/06: Panel: Unite departments in one DPW. Wayland is one of the few communities of its size that doesn't have a DPW. The switch could save $50-$100 thousand per year.
Metrowest Daily News 7/23/06: Board of Health hears from angry residents regarding landfill fees and waste wood disposal ban.
Wayland Town Crier 7/20/06: Anger over new landfill regulations. The Board of Health has added a meeting on 7/20 to deal with complaints regarding new landfill policies.
Wayland Town Crier 6/29/06: Residents react to settlement with Landfill Superintendent Charlie Kiley
Wayland Town Crier 6/22/06: Landfill stickers for FY07 on sale beginning June 24. Visit the Board of Health website for more information.
Metrowest Daily News 6/11/06: Town and Landfill Supervisor reach settlement
Metrowest Daily News 5/28/06: Landfill Superintendent Charles Kiley and the Board of Health agree to one year of paid leave prior to the termination of his employment with the town next year. Amid allegations of illegal dumping (and other undisclosed issues), Kiley ends his 19-year career with Wayland.
Metrowest Daily News 4/16/06: Manager of Landfill Disciplined.
Metrowest Daily News 3/12/06: Wayland to begin receiving payments for landfill cover.
Metrowest Daily News 1/22/06: What is a "resident"? There may be some non-residents getting landfill stickers.
Town Crier 12/8/05 :Officials attempt to improve management at the landfill. A new management plan at the Landfill is intended to improve personnel issues, and cut back on legal expenses.
Town Crier 12/8/05: New landfill fees. Faced with financial constraints, the Board of Health has added fees for disposing large electronics.
Wayland Town Crier 12/1/05: Town seeks to contain legal bills. Legal expenses have been higher than planned for the last few years, due to the Danforth project, landfill litigation, and a large number of land use cases.