The Northern Civic Amenity Site will reopen in mid-April, according to the Island's Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall.
In the House of Keys this week, he was asked about the future of the site, which is currently closed as Ramsey Commissioners prepare to hand it over to a new contractor.
Mr Crookall said Manx Rock - which has offices in Malew and Ballasalla - would be taking over and reopening the site.
But he warned he expected costs at the Balladoole site to rise:
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Applications open for charity's student laptops
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Muzzle awareness event for dog owners this weekend
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Car showroom plans for Ramsey Bakery site
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Bus strike: offers made to union, says minister
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Yellow weather warning in place
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Human remains on beach turned out to be seal
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