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Website information is copied below. “Solid Waste Programs Fee” Orange County offers financial assistance to qualified applicants when paying their solid waste programs fee. Eligibility Requirements are listed below. Eligibility Requirements For regular Solid Waste Programs Fee Assistance, the basic requirements are as follows: x Income is less than $29,500 x Individuals own and live in residence Complete the Application for Solid Waste Programs Fee Assistance and mail or bring it to our office. However, if you are applying for the Homestead Exclusion Program, you may qualify for Solid Waste Programs Fee Assistance, but you are required to complete a separate Solid Waste Programs Fee Application for HE Assistance. Please complete and mail or bring it to our office with your application for Homestead Exclusion. ORANGE COUNTY SOLID WASTE PROGRAMS FEE (SWPF) ASSISTANCE APPLICATION YEAR 2017 A taxpayer may submit an application provided that he or she: (1) Has an income for the preceding calendar year (2016) of not more than twenty-nine thousand dollars ($29,500). (2) Is an Orange County resident. (3) Is applying for assistance for his or her principal residence. Income is defined as all money received from every source, other than gifts or inheritances received from a spouse, lineal ancestor, or lineal descendant. For married applicants who live together; the income of both spouses must be included, whether or not the property is in both names. Income Example: If an applicant’s income for 2016 was $4,500 and his Social Security benefits were $6,000 (which were not taxable), his total income for 2016 would be $10,000. Both these figures may be found on the applicant’s 2015 individual Federal Income Tax Return. Assuming this was all the income for the year, the applicant would qualify.” g)Eubanks Road Waste & Recycling Facilities Improvements Update On March 6 the previous Eubanks Road Waste & Recycling Center was turned over to DH Griffin to begin the modernization project that will convert this center into a District W&R Center similar to the center at Walnut Grove Church Road. On March 2 the temporary center on Millhouse Road opened for business and at this time is functioning well. The contractor is currently removing trees and at the time of this writing was poised to begin grading and earth moving work. The project is schedule to be completed around Thanksgiving of 2017.