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- Disaster Debris Collection and Removal 2025-2030
- Solicitation number
- 25-0644-RFP
- Issued by
- Pinellas County, Florida
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Attachment C is a document from Pinellas County detailing Temporary Debris Storage and Disposal Sites and County Jurisdictional Boundaries for disaster response. The document identifies six potential sites for debris management and citizen collection, including locations in West County, Southeast County, Central County, Toytown, North County, and a Sod Farm, all located within Pinellas County. Each site is described with specific details such as owner, acreage, elevation, GPS coordinates, and intended use, with most sites designated for temporary staging, storing, and processing vegetative debris and Construction & Demolition (C&D) waste resulting from disaster events.
The sites serve different specific functions within the disaster debris management framework. The Citizen Collection Sites are primarily for residents to drop off vegetative debris, which will then be transported to Debris Management Sites for processing. The Debris Management Sites have varying capabilities, with some focused exclusively on vegetative debris and others able to handle additional types of disaster-related waste like white goods and household waste. All sites are owned by Pinellas County or the Pinellas Board of Public Instruction, and the document specifies that debris processed at these sites will ultimately be transported to approved final disposal locations. The sites range in size from 35 to 241 acres, with elevations between 8 and 34 feet, and are strategically located across different parts of Pinellas County to provide comprehensive disaster response coverage.
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ATTACHMENT C - TEMPORARY DEBRIS STORAGE AND
DISPOSAL SITES AND COUNTY JURISDICTIONAL
BOUNDARIES
The following list of potential Debris Management Sites and Citizen Collection Sites for reference purposes.
Pinellas County will update this list on an annual basis and direct the Contractor accordingly.
The attached map illustrates the unincorporated portions of Pinellas County.
The following is an approximate description of the location of each of the tentative DMS.
The Contractor must confirm the location of these sites with the DM prior to initiating collection work.
CITIZEN COLLECTION SITE – WEST COUNTY (Pinellas)
CITIZEN COLLECTION SITE – SOUTHEAST COUNTY (Pinellas)
CITIZEN COLLECTION SITE – CENTRAL COUNTY (Pinellas)
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE – TOYTOWN (Pinellas)
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE – NORTH COUNTY (Pinellas)
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE - SOD FARM (Pinellas)
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE – Ulmerton and 119th Street (COOP)
CITIZEN COLLECTION SITE – WEST COUNTY (Pinellas)
Owner: Pinellas County Attn. COOP Extension 315 Court Street Clearwater, FL 33756-5165
(35 Acres), (34’ Elevation)
Site Address: This site has no address; it is located south of Ulmerton Road off 119th Street N. near the City of Largo, in Pinellas County.
GPS: 27°53'20.50"N
82°48'20.96"W
This site would be used as a citizen drop off for vegetative debris only resulting from a disaster.
There would be no processing to reduce the volume of debris at this site.
Vegetative debris would be dropped off by citizens then loaded into trucks for transport to the designated Debris Management Site for reduction and final disposal.
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE – TOYTOWN (Pinellas)
Owner: Pinellas County
315 Court Street Clearwater, FL 33756-5165
(241 Acres), (8’ Elevation)
Site Address: This site has no address; it is located just south of the intersection of I-275 and Roosevelt Blvd.
near the City of Pinellas Park, in Pinellas County.
GPS: 27°52'14.18"N
82°39'34.89"W
This site would be used as a Debris Management site.
This site would be used to temporarily stage and store Construction & Demolition (C&D) and vegetative debris.
Vegetative debris will be reduced in volume by grinding operations at this site.
All debris at this site will be transported to an approved and appropriate final disposal site.
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE – NORTH COUNTY (Pinellas)
Owner: Pinellas Board of Public Instruction
PO Box 2942 Largo, FL 33779-2942
(43 Acres), (23’ Elevation)
Site Address: This site has no address; it is located on the corner of Keystone Road and CR 611 (East Lake Road) near Tarpon Springs, in Pinellas County
GPS: 28° 8'46.62"N
82°41'37.62"W
This site would be used to temporarily stage and store vegetative debris ONLY resulting from a disaster.
All debris at this site will be transported to an approved and appropriate final disposal site.
DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SITE - SOD FARM (Pinellas)
Owner Pinellas County Solid Waste
3095 114th Avenue North Largo, FL 33779-2942
(182 Acres), (8’ Elevation)
Site Address: 10901 28th Street North, St. Petersburg, in Pinellas County
GPS: 27°52'16.60"N
82°40'2.39"W
This site would be used to temporarily stage and store C&D and vegetative debris.
This site may also be used to temporarily store white goods and Household Waste resulting from a disaster.
All disaster debris at this site will be transported to an approved and appropriate final disposal site.
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