Zero Waste Sonoma JPA amendment and hazardous waste facility
Summary
The council approved a JPA amendment letting member agencies provide loans or lines of credit so Zero Waste Sonoma can tap County financing for its $18-19 million household hazardous waste facility in Windsor. Rohnert Park isn't lending anything.
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
No cost to Rohnert Park — the County of Sonoma would provide the financing.
All Sonoma County residents gain a regional household hazardous waste drop-off option.
Neighbors near the site could bear the brunt if emissions or truck traffic worsen air quality.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Rohnert Park City Council, Rohnert Park Financing Authority (RPFA), Successor Agency to the Community Development Commission - Aug 25, 2026
The council approved a JPA amendment letting member agencies provide loans or lines of credit so Zero Waste Sonoma can tap County financing for its $18-19 million household hazardous waste facility in Windsor. Rohnert Park isn't lending anything.
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