Dumpster rental
in Lincolnia.

On a Lincolnia street, ask VDOT; on your lot, mind the County's container time limits

Because Lincolnia has no local government, there is no Lincolnia street-use permit, and no Fairfax County permit written specifically for a dumpster on a public street was found. Public residential streets in Fairfax County are generally state-maintained (Lincolnia Road itself is State Route 613), and VDOT's land use permit regulations let trash receptacles sit on non-limited-access highways under a single use permit (24VAC30-151-640), placed as close to the right-of-way line as possible and only with written permission from adjacent property owners; the single use permit application fee is $100 (24VAC30-151-710). That regulation does not name temporary roll-offs, so check with VDOT's Fairfax/Arlington land use permits office (NOVAFairfaxPermits@VDOT.Virginia.gov, 4975 Alliance Drive, Fairfax) before putting a bin on the street. In apartment and condominium complexes, the parking lot is private, so the property manager or association decides. On a house lot, the County Zoning Ordinance has no dumpster or roll-off section; the closest rule is the portable storage container limit in § 4102.8.H (30 consecutive days in six months on detached-home lots of 36,000 sq ft or less, 7 days on townhouse and multifamily lots, never on a street, sidewalk or trail). The County text describes those containers as enclosed boxes for household goods and does not say whether an open debris roll-off counts, so treat it as a cautious guide, not a confirmed dumpster rule.

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