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Agenda
Solid Waste Advisory Group
November 12, 2014 - 6:00 p.m.
Solid Waste Operations Center
1. Call to Order— Chair
2. Public Comments — Chair
3. Approve Meeting Summary from October 9, 2014 — Chair, Attached
4. Solid Waste Convenience Center and Recycling Funding Options — Staff,
To be distributed at meeting
5. Update on Transfer Station —Chair
6. Revised Draft Interlocal Agreement: Technical Corrections Discussion —
Chair, Attached
7. Assembly of Governments Meeting Topics — Chair
Confirm:
• Summary of Solid Waste Advisory Group Activity
• County Recycling Programs Performance Update
• Solid Waste Program Fee Options
• Future of Solid Waste Advisory Group
8. Other
• Drop -off Site Tonnages for Fiscal 2013/14 - Attached
9. Adjourn (8:00) - Chair
Sandwiches and fixings will be provided.
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DRAFT
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN ORANGE COUNTY AND THE TOWNS OF
CARRBORO, CHAPEL HILL, AND HILLSBOROUGH REGARDING THE PROVISION OF
SERVICES RELATED TO AND THE DISPOSITION OF SOLID WASTE IN ORANGE COUNTY
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of , 20_
between Towns of Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and Hillsborough, North Carolina municipal
corporations, of Orange County, North Carolina (hereinafter referred to individually as the
"Town" and jointly as "Towns "); UNC- Healthcare; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
(hereinafter referred to as UNC -CH), and Orange County, a political subdivision of the State of
North Carolina (hereinafter referred to as the "County "), for the provision of solid waste services
and disposition of solid waste within Orange County. (County, Towns UNC -CH and UNC -
Healthcare may be referred to collectively as the "Parties ")
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, the County, UNC - Healthcare, UNC -CH and Towns are public bodies, politic
and corporate, under the laws of the State of North Carolina and are vested with the power and
authority by Article 20 of North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 160A to enter into this
Interlocal Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement'); and
WHEREAS, the County operates and /or contracts for the operation of solid waste and /or
recyclable materials collections services in the jurisdictions of the County and Towns; and
WHEREAS, the County, UNC - Healthcare, UNC -CH and Towns desire to establish
procedures, policies, rights, and responsibilities for the collection, transport, and disposition of
solid waste, construction and demolition materials, and recyclable materials.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and on mutual promises and
obligations set forth herein, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the
County, UNC- Healthcare, UNC -CH and Towns agree as follows:
TERM AND TERMINATION
A. County may terminate this Agreement, without penalty or cost, pursuant to the terms of
Paragraph V (E & F) below.
B. Interlocal Agreement will become effective upon execution by each Town -and— County,
UNC - Chapel Hill and UNC - Healthcare and remain in effect until eliminated by agreement of the
parties or the majority of the parties withdraw. Parties to the agreement may withdraw with 12
month notice and payment of its per- capita share of any outstanding debt related to the
services, facilities and programs listed above and any debt which is incurred while a party to the
Interlocal Agreement up to the time of notice to withdraw. The withdrawing party shall be
responsible for the full amount of any outstanding costs or debt related to the provision of
services or facilities contemplated by this Agreement as such costs or debt apply within its
territorial jurisdiction.
II. CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION ( "C &D ") AND MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
( "MSW ") LANDFILLS
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A. County shall maintain financial, regulatory and environmental responsibility for operations,
closure, and for post - closure maintenance /monitoring, of Orange County's C & D and MSW
Landfills.
B. County shall, pursuant to the terms of its agreement with the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, monitor the operation and performance of the University Landfill Gas Recovery
System.
C. Towns and County will, in support of the solid waste enterprise fund, direct C &D waste from
projects where local government funding is utilized, including school construction and
renovation, to the Orange County C &D Landfill.
D. Towns and County will, in support of the solid waste enterprise fund, deliver white
goods /appliances, vegetative wastes and scrap metal and other materials as agreed on in
the future, to County recycling facilities.
E. Towns and County will establish C &D tipping fees annually as part of the County budget
process, and may include some portion of the fee to apply to C &D closure and post - closure
costs, and shall become effective on July 1 of a given year. County Manager's fee
recommendations will be available to parties to Interlocal Agreement no later than May 1
and Solid Waste Director's fee recommendations will be available to parties to Interlocal
Agreement no later than April 1 (County will respond to inquiries earlier if fee
recommendations are available)
III. MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE ( "MSW ") COLLECTION AND DISPOSALTOnnT, <n� SFI R
FACILITIES
A. Towns and County will maintain authority and responsibility, financial and environmental, for
MSW collected and transferred within their respective jurisdictions.
B. Any party to this agreement that considers alternative solid waste facility options shall
entertain participation by other parties to this agreement subject to payment of prevailing
tipping fees as established by the relevant governing body. Should they participate, fees
shall be established annually as part of the regular budget approval process and become
effective on July 1 of a given year.
C. Should the County or a Town (or Towns) plan, site and develop alternative solid waste
disposal facility options the Agreement may be amended if necessary to clarify access,
ownership and operationets.
D. County will maintain, operate, and fund Solid Waste Convenience Centers that accept
residentially generated MSW, C &D, bulky waste, recyclable materials, etc. for the use and
benefit of all County and Town residents.
E. Towns and County will, in support of the solid waste enterprise fund and subject to
modification, deliver white goods /appliances, mattresses, vegetative wastes, C &D waste,
clean wood, cardboard and scrap metal to designated Orange County facilities.
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F. County shall provide for the specific recycling and /or, where legally permissible, the reuse of
materials such as:
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1. White Goods /Appliances;
2. Scrap tires;
3. Scrap metal;
4. Clean wood waste;
5. Vegetative waste;
6. Electronics
7. Mattresses.
8. Household Hazardous Waste
9. Other materials as markets and program funding becomes available
IV. RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
A. Recycling programs and services that are provided at the time of implementation of this
Agreement are anticipated to be continued for the foreseeable future. Periodic expansions,
modifications, improvements or adjustments to programs /services may be made by the
parties of the Agreement (subject to material markets and budgetary considerations).
County will coordinate /collaborate with Towns and UNC- University and UNC - Healthcare
regarding changes to programs /services operated within the Towns through an advisory
board /committee established for this purpose, or other means as agreed.
B. Any consideration of eliminating a program, facility or service shall first be discussed by the
advisory committee /commission /board /group so that all parties may provide input to the
decision.
C. It is the County's objective to offer equivalent services /programs within the Towns. County
may also provide special services to individual Towns that may require special negotiated
service fees or other specific compensation that fall outside of this Agreement. The portion
of Chapel Hill located within Durham County should receive those services which other parts
of the Town of Chapel Hill receive, however, it is solely the responsibility of the Town of
Chapel Hill to establish the authority by which County shall provide services in that portion of
the Town.
D. County shall ensure that recycling programs /services provided by the County are of high
quality and reliable with regard to the reasonable: Adherence to route schedules; prevention
of overflow of drop -off site receptacles; resolution of complaints; safety; and making
progress toward waste reduction objectives —etc. County will endeavor to coordinate urban
curbside recycling collection routing with municipal waste collection routing (as requested) to
the extent possible, consistent with collection efficiency, budgetary constraints and available
resources (i.e. roll -carts, compacting collection vehicles; etG-) County will endeavor to
maintain maximum efficiency in recycling and waste reduction programs consistent with
generally accepted industry best management practices.
E. Towns will coordinate /collaborate with County with regard to specific interests /initiatives that
affect performance of County programs and services, such as but not limited to PAYT and;
organics diversion-,--to.
Current 24 -Hour Recycling Drop -off Centers are intended to remain in service, subject to
County budgetary considerations, recyclable material drop -off requirements of the parties,
site availability, space limitations, material market availability, and Town recyclable material
drop -off requirements. The five current drop -off sites include: Cedar Falls Park, Hampton
Point, Carrboro Plaza, University Mall, and Meadowmont. No reductions or additions of
drop -off sites are contemplated at this time. Reduction /addition in the number of centers
within each Town shall be coordinated /reviewed by advisory
board /commission /committee /group.
G. Subject to state and federal law and subject to budgetary considerations and constraints it is
expected by the Parties that recycling services offered at the time of the execution of this
Agreement shall continue and be subject to appropriate performance measure and analysis.
V. ORDINANCE ENFORCEMENT
Towns will allow enforcement of County regulated recyclable material ordinance _
(RRMO) within Town municipal limits. Each Town may assist in the enforcement of County's
Regulated Recyclable Materials Ordinance within each Town's jurisdiction using their staff in
coordination with County staff. Towns shall monitor waste collected by Town staff for
banned materials in order to prevent the delivery of banned materials for disposal. County
shall provide solid waste plan advice, review, and approvals in concert with development
applications to various jurisdictions. County may assist towns' enforcement staff in
enforcement of landfill bans on privately collected waste containers.
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VI. c^'"d `• '°*^ mananpmPni, niannonn, nd r ^•'`^ ^SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Formatted: Font: Bold
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County. in cooperation with Towns, is responsible for the development and timely submission of
required annual reporting and solid waste management planning to the North Carolina
Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Towns and County shall cooperate
with requests for information, data, and records, in a reasonable and timely manner.
Consideration shall be given by County to investigation of increased diversion of organic
wastes, especially commercially generated food wastes. and the expansion of non-
residential recycling programs and services. County, in cooperation with Towns may
develop recycling performance and tracking measures for various programs of interest.
Collected data will be maintained in a secure manner, consistent with public records law of
North Carolina.
• Consideration will be given by County to investigation of increased diversion of
commercial /non - residential wastes, including review of program financing
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VII FINANCIAL
A. Fees for the purpose of providing multi - family and urban curbside recycling services within
the jurisdictions of the Towns shall be established through each Town's budgetary process.
Through such process Towns shall establish recycling service fees based on Count,'s
recommendation, which recommendation shall be based on County's good faith estimate of
the costs of providing recycling services within the Towns' jurisdictions. Each Town shall
authorize County to collect and administer fees established for the purpose of providing
recycling services within the Towns' jurisdictions. County shall apply the full revenue of said
fees solely toward the costs of providing services within the Towns' jurisdiction.
1. The Town of Chapel Hill shall, through its budgetary process, set fees for the costs of
services provided pursuant to the terms of this Agreement for those areas of the
Town situated in Durham County.
2. The Town of Chapel Hill shall establish said fees based on County's
recommendation, which recommendation shall be based on County's good faith
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estimate of the costs of providing services contemplated by this Agreement within
that area of the Town situated in Durham County.
3. The County will provide proposed fees to Towns for Urban Curbside and Multi- family
recycling services by April 1 (Solid Waste Directors recommendation) and May 1 of
each year (County Manager's recommendation if different from Directors), unless
multi -year fee rate is established.
4. The Town of Chapel Hill shall authorize County to collect and administer said fees
and County shall apply the full revenue of said fees solely toward the costs of
providing services in that area of the Town of Chapel Hill situated in Durham County.
B. Annually no later than April 1 County shall notify Towns of any proposed tipping fee
increases and any proposed fee increases associated with multi - family and urban curbside
recycling services provided pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. Subject to the terms
and any exceptions in this Paragraph V County shall be solely responsible for establishing
said fees. County shall establish said fees through its good faith estimate of the actual costs
of providing the services contemplated by this Agreement. Fees imposed pursuant to the
terms of this Agreement shall be uniform for each Town and shall be in an amount sufficient
to fully cover the direct and indirect costs of providing the services contemplated by this
Agreement.
C. Annually no later than April 1 (Solid Waste Directors recommendation) and May 1 of each
year (County Manager's recommendation if different from Directors), County shall notify
Towns of the proposed tipping fees and fees associated with services other than recycling
provided pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. Subject to the terms and any exceptions
provided in this section, County shall be solely responsible for establishing said fees. County
shall establish said fees through its good faith estimate of the actual costs of providing the
services contemplated by this Agreement. Fees imposed pursuant to the terms of this
Agreement shall be uniform for each Town and shall be in an amount sufficient to fully cover
the costs of providing the services contemplated by this Agreement.
D. Subject to the two exceptions set out below, any fee increase of more than five percent (5 %)
must be approved by the Towns in advance by June 1 of any given year.
1. This Paragraph V(D) shall not apply where County has provided at least twelve (12)
months' notice of said fee increase and where such increase greater than five
percent (5 %) is necessary to maintain the then current level of services.
2. County's contract with its service provider, a provider of urban curbside service
contemplated by this Agreement, contains provisions for annual increases in costs
based on annual increases in the national Consumer Price Index ( "CPI "). This
Paragraph V(D) shall not apply where a greater than five percent (5 %) fee increase
is necessary based on the CPI increase requirement of County's contract with Waste
Industries, or any other service provider where the service contract contains a similar
provision, and where County has notified Town prior to the first day of April when
such a CPI increase greater than five percent (5 %) is expected for the next fiscal
year.
E. In the event a Town or Towns fail to approve a multi - family or urban curbside recycling fee
increase of greater than five percent (5 %) for any service where such increase is necessary
to fully pay for the provision of any service contemplated by the terms of this Agreement or
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where such increase is necessary for County to meet its contractual obligations with any
contractor engaged in providing any of the services contemplated by this Agreement County
may, at its option, terminate this Agreement as it applies to any Town that fails to approve
said fee increase.
1. Any termination pursuant to this Paragraph V(D) shall be without cost or penalty to
County.
2. In the event County terminates this Agreement pursuant to the terms of this
Paragraph V(D) the Town or Towns with which the Agreement is terminated shall be
responsible for the full amount of any outstanding costs, contractual obligations or
debt related to the provision of services contemplated by this Agreement as such
costs or debt apply within its territorial jurisdiction.
3. Any termination pursuant to this Paragraph V(D) shall be effective at the end of the
fiscal year in which a Town or Towns fail to approve the aforementioned fee increase
and after written notice by the County to the Town(s).
F. In the event a Town or Towns fail to approve a fee increase of greater than ten percent
(10 %) for any service where such increase is necessary to fully pay for the provision of any
service contemplated by the terms of this Agreement or where such increase is necessary
for County to meet its contractual obligations with any contractor engaged in providing any
of the services contemplated by this Agreement County may, at its option, terminate this
Agreement as it applies to any Town that fails to approve said fee increase.
G. "If the County determines that it is or may be advisable to create and impose any additional
type of Governmental Fee (beyond the existing Urban Curbside and Multi- family Fee), then
the County will give at least 60 days' notice of the proposed Governmental Fee to the other
parties. A Governmental Fee may then be imposed only if the creation and imposition of
such Governmental Fee is subsequently approved by the County and at least one other of
the largest two (by population) local government Parties. A new Governmental Fee will take
effect at the end of the notice period or, if later, the date of the last Governing Body approval
necessary for it to take effect."
H. "The County may increase any individual Governmental Fee (except the existing Urban
Curbside or Multi- family Fee) from time to time in its discretion with at least 60 days' notice
of the increase to all Parties. The County may not, however, increase any individual
Governmental Fee during or at the beginning of any Fiscal Year to a fee that exceeds the
fee in effect at the end of the preceding Fiscal Year by more than 10 %, without the prior
consent of all the other Parties. The Parties intend and agree that the County shall endeavor
to adjust any and all Governmental Fees only annually, with changes becoming effective
only at the beginning of a Fiscal Year."
VIII. INDEMNIFICATION
To the extent authorized by North Carolina law County, Towns, UNC -CH and UNC - Healthcare
each agree to indemnify and hold harmless one another, their agents, officials, and employees,
from and against all claims, actions, demands, costs, damages, losses and /or expenses of any
kind whatsoever, in whole or in part, resulting from any acts of County, each Town, UNC -CH or
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UNC- Healthcare, their agents, officials, employees, guests or invitees caused by or directly
related to the performance of this Agreement, including but not limited to court costs and
attorney's fees incurred by the County, Towns, UNC -CH and UNC - Healthcare in connection
with the defense of said matters.
WIX. NOTICE
Any notice required by or pursuant to this Agreement, or any amendment or renewal, shall be in
writing and delivered by United States Mail to the following:
To Carrboro:
Town of Carrboro
Town Manager
301 West Main Street
Carrboro, NC 27510
To Orange County: a
To Hillsborough:
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the Parties hereto and is effective the date
first above recorded.
[SIGNATURE PAGE TO FOLLOW]
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In witness whereof, the Parties, by and through their authorized agents, have hereunder set
their hands and seal as of the day and year first above written.
Mayor, Town of Chapel Hill
Chair, Orange County
ATTEST:
ATTEST:
Town Clerk
Clerk to the Board
Mayor, Town of Carrboro
Mayor, Town of Hillsborough
ATTEST:
ATTEST
Town Clerk
Town Clerk
UNC -CH
, UNC - Healthcare
This instrument has been pre- audited in the
manner required by the Local Government Budget
and Fiscal Control Act:
Carrboro Finance Director
This instrument has been pre- audited in the
manner required by the Local Government Budget
and Fiscal Control Act:
Chapel Hill Finance Director
This instrument has been pre- audited in the manner required by the Local Government Budget
and Fiscal Control Act:
Hillsborough Finance Director
This instrument has been pre- audited in the manner required by the Local Government Budget
and Fiscal Control Act:
Orange County Finance Director
UNC -CH
UNC - Healthcare
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Appendix I – Services at Time of Interlocal Agreement Adoption
As of the date first above recorded current recycling services provided to Towns by County
include:
1. Weekly residential curbside collection (single stream);
2. Multi- family collection (single stream);
3. Food Waste collection from commercial establishments;
4. Bar /Restaurant and other small commercial location collection (single stream);
5. Downtown cardboard Collection – Chapel Hill only – fee based;
6. Pedestrian bins ( locations) – Chapel Hill only – fee based;
7. Park &Ride lot collection ( currently 3 locations in Chapel Hill and aPA-2 in Carrboro);
8. Municipal park collection;
9. Government building collection for all local governments, OWASA and public (except
UNC -CH) schools;
10. Public housing - (multi - family style service or single family, as appropriate to housing
type);
11. Public schools collection -- fee based, contractual service.
Current recycling services provided to the towns (incorporated municipalities) by the County
include:
Weekly residential curbside collection (single stream) – co- mingled collection currently provided
by contract to the County with 95 gallon roll carts; materials include clean -dry paper, metal cans,
glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles /tubs /cups, drink and milk cartons, cardboard, aerosol cans,
aluminum foil /trays
Multi- family collection (single stream) – co- mingled collection available to all multi - family
facilities throughout the County at necessary collection frequency; materials include clean -dry
paper, metal cans, glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles /tubs /cups, drink and milk cartons,
cardboard, aerosol cans, aluminum foil /trays
Food Waste collection – available to all restaurant, food preparation, supermarket, and other
approved - tc—_(pre and post- consumer) who meet a County established minimum monthly
quantity generated threshold and can adhere to quality requirements and accessibility
Bar /Restaurant and other commercial location collection (single stream) – objective of providing
services to all establishments in the County according to pending comprehensive recycling plan
and available funding
Downtown Cardboard Collection (Chapel Hill only) – fee based on negotiated rate directly with
Chapel Hill and may be available to other Towns upon request
Downtown Pedestrian Bins – fee based on negotiated rate directly with Chapel Hill and may be
available to other Towns for a fee upon request; subject to coordination of receptacle used with
County and level of contamination of materials
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Park & Ride Lot Collection ( currently 3 locations in Chapel Hill and 2 in Carrboro) - fee based
on negotiated rate directly with Chapel Hill and Carrboro and may be available to Hillsborough
upon request; subject to coordination of receptacle used with County and level of contamination
of materials
Municipal Park Collection - fee based on negotiated rate directly with Chapel Hill and may be
available to other Towns upon request; subject to coordination of receptacle used with County
and level of contamination of materials
Government building collection for all local governments and OWASA — recycling service
available to all local government buildings and OWASA; other government buildings at County
discretion and available resources
Public Housing - (multi - family style service or single family, as appropriate to housing type) —
public housing will be service in the same manner as other residences, whether multi - family or
single family type service; County to provide periodic communication as needed with
Department of Public Housing regarding outreach and education of residents, management and
other changes to public housing services
Public Schools collection -- fee based, contracted service negotiated directly with the individual
school system
Hours of Operation — County will establish hours of operation for County services /facilities;
County will consult with Towns when changes in hours of operation are being considered,
except in extenuating and temporary situations such as storm events; County will attempt to
notify municipalities by 7am the morning of any event that impacts regular facility hours of
operation
Recycling (unstaffed) Drop -off Centers — recycling drop -off centers within the Towns will be
serviced by County on an as needed basis; materials include clean -dry paper, metal cans,
glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles /tubs /cups, drink and milk cartons, cardboard, aerosol cans,
aluminum foil /trays
• Towns will cooperate with County to site or maintain current locations as necessary
• materials currently available at these centers at the time of the execution of this
agreement will be maintained and any consideration to reduce the current available
materials will first be discussed by the advisory committee /commission /board
• materials may be added at County discretion
• County will, with the relevant Town cooperation, maintain the sites with regard to
screening, signage, litter collection and illegal dumping (includes any existing agreement
for site maintenance)
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Appendix II - MISCELLANEOUS
A. Holiday service. County shall be responsible for providing service and facility holiday
schedule to parties and to make a good faith effort to coordinate service schedules to the
extent practicable.
B. Storm debris management. County shall manage construction debris created by or from
severe storms at its Construction & Demolition Landfill. County shall provide debris
management sites for delivery of severe storm event vegetative debris. Emergency storm
debris collection and monitoring are the responsibility of each jurisdiction unless otherwise
noted in a separate MOU.
S.
C.D. julrisdiction using their staff in ceerdinatien with County staff.. TOWRS shall MeR!tE)r waste
fer. disposal. Geunty shall provide selid waste plan adV'Ge, review, and appFevals.
e.nfn_.rr_-.e_rne_nt staff in enfn_.rr_-.erAe_nt of landfill baRG OR privately GGlleGted waste GGntai%Fs.
Education and Outreach. County shall be responsible for the preparation, distribution,
expense, and coordination of education and outreach services related to waste
management, recycling, and reduction services and programs under its administration,
including advertising of holiday schedules. A multi -media approach will be utilized.
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Towns, F- Future L-AW-411ITrans4w StAtign. in the interest of joint long teFM plaRning County,
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DG. Advisory Board. County, Towns, UNC -CH and UNC - Healthcare shall cooperate and
jointly participate in the creation of a solid waste management advisory board. The
document containing the bylaws and /or operating procedures of such advisory board shall
be attached to this Agreement as Exhibit 1.
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24 -HOUR RECYCLING DROP -OFF SITES - FY 13/14 SINGLE STREAM TONNAGE*
10/22/2014
At the October 9, 2014 SWAG meeting, a request was made to provide recycling tonnage data for all five 24-
hour recycling drop -off sites. The tonnage by month at each site for the last fiscal year is provided below.
*Does not include cardboard collection tonnage from these sites.
TOTAL FY 13/14 SINGLE STREAM 24 -HOUR DROP -OFF SITE TONNAGE 2,048 Tns
CEDAR FALLS
CARRBORO PLAZA
HAMPTON PT
(HOME DEPOT)
MEADOWMONT
UNIVERSITY MALL
MONTH
(TNS)
(TNS)
(TNS)
(TNS)
(TNS)
July
22
37
42
17
52
August
18
46
47
14
36
September
21
39
41
19
50
October
18
38
48
16
47
November
21
27
36
17
47
December
28
50
63
19
75
January
21
42
41
19
49
February
19
39
43
16
41
March
17
37
40
17
47
April
23
34
39
21
51
May
17
46
46
17
53
June
22
34
40
17
45
TOTALTNS
FY 2013/14
249
469
527
210
593
*Does not include cardboard collection tonnage from these sites.
TOTAL FY 13/14 SINGLE STREAM 24 -HOUR DROP -OFF SITE TONNAGE 2,048 Tns