Contact customer service for tips on ideal placement, or assistance with special disposal requests. When there is an overfill, blocking obstruction, or placement in an inaccessible location, we will reschedule accordingly. If the BullBag is not emptied due the above, BullBag reserves the right to charge a fee of $145. If it is necessary to make more than 1 trip to the same location, BullBag will charge this dry run fee for additional disposal attempt. If we are unable to service your BullBag due to failure to place the bag at a location safely reachable - for example but not all inclusive,  not above a septic field, oil tank, up against/touching a building, too narrow of a driveway (see truck requirements), low hanging trees (we will not damage trees/bushes/shrubs/etc), you will be offered a free bullbag to offload contents to be relocated with instructions from our driver as to best locations to utilize for refill. If you choose to not do this, BullBag reserves the right charge the dry run fee but refund the balance of your disposal fee.If you choose to not do this after having been left a BullBag to offload, you will be charged the dry run fee plus $49 for the BullBag. Summary: Cancellations after a disposal attempt, are subject to the dry run fee and a cancellation fee of up to $145 from the refund amount.

[1] Pandey and Kingsley (2000, 782) defined red tape as “impressions on the part of managers that formalization (in the form of burdensome rules and procedures) is detrimental to the organization.”

***Certain areas in NH and MA have a different price. Please call BullBag to ensure you are fully aware of the disposal pricing you are going to be charged.

*Masonry type bag: Concrete, stone, brick, dirt, sand, tile, roofing, shingles, etc can only be filled to 20 inches from the ground. Should your BullBag be filled over this height, you may be asked to off load it into another bag and you will be responsible for the additional bag content disposal price.

Building on the established role of stakeholder perception, Dehart-Davis (2009b, 901) engaged in grounded theory development to propose a categorization of effective rules—“Green Tape”—that confirms that “stakeholder perceptions of organizational rules…matter[s] because they alter the extent of cooperation in rule implementation.” Most recently, a broader but related, construct: “administrative burden” is used by scholars to identify areas of policy implementation that result in “onerous experiences” for citizens—usually in the delivery of public services (Herd and Moynihan, 2018; Moynihan, Herd, and Rigby, 2016, 498). Notably, these authors trace their inquiry to Bozeman’s original observations about “rules born bad”—finding that administrative burdens often function as de facto barriers to citizens’ ability to receive government services (i.e., a citizen-focused experience of red tape).

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Finally, Bozeman (1993, 279) posited that any definition of red tape needs to carefully distinguish it from instruments covered by the literature on formalization—focused on “rules and procedures, without…assuming any negative implications or impacts.” Pandey and Scott (2002) also posited that efforts to operationalize red tape needed to carefully avoid conflating these bodies of research. Relatedly, Pandey and Kingsley (2000) proposed the use of a different definition—albeit based on Bozeman’s general framing—pointing out that operationalizing the original definition was problematic due to the implicit useful/useless dichotomy required to classify a procedure as red tape (Pandey, Pandey, and Van Ryzin 2017). This definition highlighted the link between managers’ perceptions of procedures and observed outcomes.[1] Turaga and Bozeman (2005) offer yet another definition: “burdensome administrative rules and procedures that have negative effects on the organization’s performance.”

*Please note that if you place your BullBag in a location that can not be serviced due to not adhering to bag placement instructions, you may be asked to off load it into another bag. If this is not requested and your bag needs to be slid along the ground service, you will be required to sign a waiver that our team will provide. If our driver must return due to inability to empty your bag, a dry run fee will be charged in the amount of $145.  If you fill your bag and it is not able to be safely serviced when the driver is at your location, if possible another bag will be provided for you to offload into and relocated to an area that is safely servicable. If you cancel the service after our trip to your location, you will receive a dry run fee of $145 that will be deducted from your refund.

* If your bag is torn or not re-usable due to wear, while upholding the lifetime warranty, BullBag will replace it with another bag. If the driver has one on the truck, it will be left there for you. If the driver does not, you should let customer service know that your bag was taken, purchase another bag at your local retailer, email or text the receipt and your purchase price will be deducted off your next disposal that you call in. You are responsible for notifying customer service within 3 business days of disposal of your bag contents about the bag replacement issue in order to receive credit on next disposal. We do not have the ability to deliver bags to customers. Contractors: please call your sales rep for assistance or your contractor concierge. Residential: please contact customer service.

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Bozeman (2012) offered the concept of “multidimensional red tape” as a necessary expansion to existing, narrowly constructed definitions “if red tape research is to [continue making] a contribution” (253). He posits that earlier/narrower definitions of red tape were valuable because they helped this area of scholarship flourish—particularly by setting it apart from the formalization literature. Bozeman suggests that the subject-dependent aspect of red tape is still valuable but that “rules and regulations may be pathological in some elements and not others, even with respect to the same stakeholder…” (Bozeman 2012).

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*BullBag now charges only 1 price for the disposal of the contents of your BullBag - with the exception of the masonry type bag listed above. Pay by height and fill lines have been discontinued. 1 price for the bag applies to bags filled any height up to the top of the bag. Bags filled over the top of the bag are subject to an overfilled fee. The masonry type bag listed in the above pricing table can have contents filled 20 inches from the ground. See next bullet point.

++Fuel Environmental Operations Offset Fee - We are happy to announce that we have been able to negotiate with our partners and are able to remove this fee from our customers. As of 10//30/24, BullBag has eliminated this fee.

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People often refer to “red tape” to mean cumbersome and unnecessary government burdens, but there’s an extensive public administration literature on the subject. This Insight reviews that literature.

**Our GOAL to service is within 2-3 business days. Nassau, Suffolk Counties in New York, ME, VT and NH, service within 5-7 business days. We strive to achieve our service goals, however, cannot guarantee a disposal window due to traffic, weather conditions, or unforeseen circumstances.

DIRT, ROCK, SAND, ROOFING, BRICK, MORTAR, TILE ETC ARE ONLY TO BE FILLED TO THE MASONRY FILL LINE. PRICING FOR SUCH MATERIAL IS THE MASONRY PRICE.

A widespread source of administrative costs stems from the ubiquitous presence of “red tape” in regulatory compliance. Most empirical work on red tape is grounded in Bozeman’s (1993) definition of organizational red tape, which include “rules, regulations, and procedures that remain in force and entail a compliance burden for the organization but have no efficacy for the rules’ functional object.” Bozeman (1993, 284) also identified another form of red tape, stakeholder red tape, which includes rules that “serve no object valued by a given stakeholder group.” Additionally, this (now seminal) article established several other theoretical concepts including: a distinction in the origin of red tape (i.e., internal vs external production) (273), several categories of organizational red tape based on rules’ origin and target (e.g., ordinary red tape, pass-through red tape, interorganizational red tape, external control red tape) (284), and a discussion of various potential causes of red tape (286). With regard to the causes of red tape, he distinguished between “rule-inception red tape” (285-286) or “rules born bad” (i.e., not created to achieve a legitimate purpose) and “rule-evolved red tape” (287) or “good rules gone bad” (i.e., created to serve an originally legitimate purpose but evolved over time into red tape).

*Important - Waivers: Please also note that waivers are required when driving onto property to obtain a BullBag. If a contractor is doing work at a residence and signs the waiver, as according to the waiver, the resident understands that it is the contractors responsibility should any damage to their property occur. Failure to sign the waiver may result in our inability to service your BullBag or your need to relocate the bag to the curbside. If cancelled due to waiver not being signed, BullBag reserves the right to retain a 'dry run' fee in the amount of $145. Refunds for refusal to sign the waiver will be executed during bill payment cycle occurring at or around the 15th and 30th of each month.

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