Residents in Norfolk County condos may find themselves a part of the municipality’s new waste collection program after all. Norfolk County residents who live in condominiums may find themselves a part of the municipality’s new waste collection program after all. Griffin said her building alone would be on the hook for nearly $100,000 collectively in private collection per year. Veri pointed out that the four condo buildings along Richardson Drive in Port Dover can easily accommodate larger trucks. Marissa Bokla, supervisor of waste management for the county, said with the automated waste collection, which uses a mechanical arm to pick up carts, they must be placed two to three feet apart.