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Minneapolis street permit, in short
Street Use Permit (dumpsters and storage containers), from Public Works approval; applied through Minneapolis Development Review (CPED).
Fee: $84.20 per 30 days; $168.40 for 60; $252.60 for 90 (residential and commercial)
Read from the city's own pages, October 2026. Full rules and sources.
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Where Minneapolis trash goes
18 landfills, transfer stations and drop-off centers within about 15 miles, from a public map, including Ramsey County Compost Site, Hennepin County Hazardous Materials Facility & Transfer Station, Midway Yard Waste Site, South Transfer Station. See the list.
Size, in one minute
Most Minneapolis home cleanouts fit a 20-yard container, about 6 to 8 pickup loads. Roofing and concrete jobs need a smaller box with a higher weight allowance. All five sizes.
Common questions
Is a permit needed on private property?
Generally no. The Minneapolis rule kicks in when a container takes up public right-of-way. Private driveways and lots are usually outside it, but an HOA can still say no.
Who applies for the street permit?
Licensed contractor must apply; must use City-licensed haulers/container companies. No permit for a dumpster in the driveway of a home you own. Within 12 in. of curb, 30 ft from corner on corner lots, covered after hours, invalid during street cleaning/snow emergencies.
What will the city charge?
$84.20 per 30 days; $168.40 for 60; $252.60 for 90 (residential and commercial)