[P2assist] automotive batteries

[Joel Ostroff]

Eileen,

I have been using a local interstate battery dealer but they only pay 20 
cents per battery and since it's been over a month since wehad a pick up it 
may be that they are not paying anything now.  If you can get rid of them 
for no cost to you right now you are probably ok.

Joel Ostroff
Recycling Coordinator
Macon County Solid Waste Management
Franklin,NC 28734
JOstroff@maconnc.org

-----Original Message-----
From:	Eileen Sousley [SMTP:EBSousley@co.cabarrus.nc.us]
Sent:	Monday, September 16, 2002 2:17 PM
To:	P2Assist (E-mail) [Gary Nicholson]  Eilee Subject:	[P2assist] 
automotive batteries

Our county has been shopping around for a new vendor to take our automotive
batteries since our current one has stopped paying for the batteries due to
the declined market.  So far we have not found a company that will pay us
for the batteries, this is not an absolute requirement, but it would be 
nice
to have the revenue.  Are any of you still receiving revenue for your
batteries and if so, who do you use?

Thank you,
Eileen Sousley


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Eileen Sousley
Waste Reduction/ Recycling Coordinator
Cabarrus County Solid Waste
(704)920-3279
ebsousley@co.cabarrus.nc.us <mailto:ebsousley@co.cabarrus.nc.us>



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