North Liberty runs no landfill of its own, and the way the city is set up explains a lot about who hauls what.
The city provides collection by contract from residential premises only. Its own code puts it plainly: owners and operators of commercial, industrial and institutional premises have to arrange collection of the solid waste produced on those premises themselves. That is why a job site container is always a private arrangement here, whether the address is a house under construction or a commercial unit.
Johnson County's public disposal site is the Iowa City landfill, which the City of North Liberty names as the permanent drop-off point for paint and other hazardous household material. We leave its address, hours and rates to the operator, because a figure we have not seen on the operator's own site is one we will not print.
What we will do is tell you, for your specific load, which site it is going to, what that site charges and whether the material needs separating first. Your account manager confirms all of that before the container is dispatched.
There is one more wrinkle worth knowing. The city also runs a Spring Cleanup Day at the Public Works facility for furniture, appliances, brush, batteries, a limited number of tires, metal and car parts, but regular household trash, paint and toxic material are refused there, so it is no substitute for a container on a real job.