Most building and cleanout debris is fine. The exclusions come from Pennsylvania's rules and from the facility's own list.
Pennsylvania bans covered electronic devices from municipal waste outright, and the ban reaches three parties. No person may put one in with municipal waste, landfills and resource recovery facilities may not accept them, and licensed haulers and transfer stations may not knowingly take or mix them in from any source, businesses included. Covered devices means desktop and notebook computers, monitors, computer peripherals and televisions. Penalties attach, so pull them out first.
Hazardous material stays out of every container: paint, solvents, fuel, used motor oil, pesticides, pool chemicals and anything with asbestos in it. Liquids are out as well. Tires, batteries and appliances with refrigerant all need separate handling.
The City is also explicit that construction and demolition material does not belong in household trash. Plaster board, sheet rock, lumber, rocks, soil, cinder blocks and plumbing fixtures all have to be taken to the transfer station rather than left at the curb.
Not sure about something you have uncovered? Ask your account manager before it goes in the container.