A Construction and Demolition Materials Management Plan (CDMMP) is a form to assist applicants in planning C&D recycling efforts. This form is collected prior to building permit. A PDF of the City of Santa Clarita’s CDMMP can be found here: CDMMP Form 2023_FINAL

You must fill out a CDMMP and pay a deposit if your project is one of the following:
• A commercial project valuated over $200,000 or new commercial construction or additions over 1,000 sq. ft.
• A new residential construction project
• A residential addition or improvement that increases the building area, volume or size
• All demolition projects

There is no fee, however you must supply a deposit for the project. The deposit is calculated at 2% of the highest valuation or $15,000, whichever is less, for a construction project and 10% of the highest valuation or $15,000, whichever is less, for a demolition project. The deposit may be made in the form of cash, check, credit card, or letter of credit. If you choose to submit a letter of credit, please request a letter of credit template to provide to your bank and allow for extra time to process. Both the deposit and the approved CDMMP must be received by the City before a building permit may be issued.

Whoever will pay the deposit will need to complete and submit a W-9 so that we can refund the deposit at the end of the project, as long as requirements are met. If you are using a company card for payment, please be sure to include the company and individual’s name during payment processing. (Proof of 65% recycle or reuse of all project materials). No taxpayer identification number is required since this is a refund and not a payment.

If you plan to utilize a temporary bin or roll-off service, you must work with one of the City’s franchised haulers.  You can also self haul your waste if you have your own trucks and equipment and are licensed to do so. Whichever you choose, please keep in mind that you must keep all waste diversion documentation to prove a 65% recycling or reuse rate has been achieved for your project.

Once your project is finalized by Building and Safety, you will need to provide proof of diversion. If you worked with a franchised hauler, simply ask them for a diversion report and they will provide one to you. If you chose to self-haul your materials, you must provide verification that at least 65% of your materials were diverted from the landfill by completing a self-haul verification form and providing all weight tickets or scale reports for each load removed from the project site.