The City is moving every borough to zones, a few at a time. Outside a live zone you file BIC's customer register and stay under BIC's maximum rates; inside one, the zone's maximums, waste surveys and rules apply.
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Ask for a BIC auditThe zone rollout
Live
- Sep 1, 2026Midtown South (MN-3), Staten Island (SI-1)
- Jun 1, 2026Lower Manhattan (MN-1A)
- Mar 1, 2026Brooklyn South (BK-5), Queens Northeast (QN-3)
- Dec 1, 2025Bronx East (BX-2), Bronx West (BX-1)
- Jan 3, 2025Queens Central (QN-2)
Coming
- Dec 1, 2026Brooklyn North (BK-1), Upper Manhattan (MN-7)
- Mar 1, 2027Brooklyn East (BK-3), Manhattan Northeast (MN-6)
- Jun 1, 2027Manhattan West (MN-5), Queens West (QN-1)
Not yet scheduled
Manhattan Southeast, Manhattan Southwest, Queens Southeast, Brooklyn Southwest, Brooklyn West, Midtown North
From DSNY's rollout schedule and the City's notices, checked Nov 9, 2026. General information, not legal advice. Read the rollout guide →
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NYC Commercial Waste Zones
Is every service under the maximum, and was the filing right?
Built for New York City's Commercial Waste Zone maximums, BIC filings and billing rules. No more guessing: you have the tools to know where every service stands, RightNow.
CheckNowNYC/ Gullhaven HospitalityWV Hauling & DisposalGullhaven Café
Trash · Mon, Thu — Weekly · billed by the yard
Is the service under NYC's Zone SI-1 max?
Think it's wrong? Check which weigh-ins count.
Countingthe last 4 weigh-ins · Oct 26, 2026 – Nov 5, 2026
165 lb a pickup on average × 2 pickups a week × 4.33 weeks = 1,429 lb a month = 7.14 yd at 200 lb a yard, rounded to 7 ydHide the weigh-ins
Older: not among the last 4 weigh-ins
Extra pickups and a weight keyed twice are not counted.
Trash · Mon, Thu — Weekly · billed by the yard
Was the BIC filing right?
Open CheckNow on any account. Each service carries its own answer: over the max and by how much a month, within it, or still needing weigh-ins.
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Your BIC report, line by line, and the next one drafted
The BIC reports you already filed, audited line by line, so you know your exposure. No more guessing: every check is one tap from the locations behind it, and the quarter running now is drafted from your bills.
BicNowAI/ BIC Reports as FiledWV Hauling & DisposalEvery BIC customer register on file, by quarter, and the next one, drafted from your bills. You pick a report, not dates.
Guides for New York haulers
- NYC Commercial Waste Zones rollout: which zones are live, what's next, and whenWhich NYC Commercial Waste Zones are live, which open next and when: every phase date from DSNY's rules, and what changes for a hauler.
- NYC Commercial Waste Zones: the maximum rates a hauler can charge, and how to check you're under themWhere NYC Commercial Waste Zone maximum rates are set, how they're built and adjusted each July, and how to check a service's bill against its weigh-ins.
- The BIC customer register: what NYC trade waste haulers file each quarter, when it's due, and the mistakes that create exposureWho files NYC's BIC customer register, the four quarterly due dates, what each line holds, and five mistakes to check before you file.
- Waste stream surveys under NYC's Commercial Waste Zone rules: when one is due, and how weigh-ins back it upWhen a NYC zone carter owes a flat-billed customer a waste survey, what it must measure, and how routine weigh-ins become a month's volume.
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