Filling in the gaps.
Cleanfill sites are usually active or old quarry sites that use cleanfill to fill in the hollow created by excavation. Most cleanfill sites on the West Coast are privately owned.
Only certain categories of cleanfill can be disposed of at these sites. Cleanfill means inert materials that will not cause any adverse environmental or health effects such as:
• gravels.
• clays, soils.
• concrete, bricks.
• asphalt, chipseal.
• pavers and other construction and demolition wastes.