At least this decision is being discussed before changes are made. I seemed to have missed the conversation of renovating (installing new scales) the Glenwood transfer station at a cost of about $800,000. It seems to me doing this will only  reduce fees for the County. For years I have been the "guy with a pick up" among my friends. I learned years ago that it is much cheaper to have the load weighed(the commercial side) vs. the volume method for setting prices that most of the public uses. With this new plan,one will need to drive through the scales twice taking longer and it will bring in less income than in the past. Already even recycling is taking much longer due to construction. I wonder if this was one of the suggestions of the California company the County hired to come up with cost savings. What a wasteful project.