Resolution 30-11RECORD OF RESOLUTIONS
Inc.. Fan No 34065
30 -11
Resolution No. Passed 20
A RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE SOLID WASTE
AUTHORITY OF CENTRAL OHIO SOLID
WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE
WHEREAS, the City of Dublin is located within the jurisdiction of the Solid Waste
Authority of Central Ohio ( SWACO); and
WHEREAS, the SWACO Board of Trustees prepared and adopted a final draft of the
Solid Waste Management Plan Update in accordance with Ohio Revised Code
Sections 3734.53, 3734.54 and 3734.55; and
WHEREAS, SWACO has provided a copy of the draft Final Solid Waste
Management Plan Update for ratification by each of the legislative authorities of the
District within 90 days; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of all citizens of the District to approve the Solid
Waste Authority of Central Ohio Solid Waste Management Plan Update.
77� NO ,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Dublin,
of its elected members concurring, that:
Section 1. The foregoing recitals are incorporated herein by reference.
Section 2. The SWACO Solid Waste Management Plan Update is hereby adopted
Section 3 . The Clerk of Council is hereby authorized and directed to promptly
deliver a certified copy of this Resolution to SWACO, 4239 London Groveport Road,
Grove City, Ohio 43213.
Section 4 . It is found and determined that all formal actions of the Council of the
City of Dublin concerning and relating to the passage of this Resolution were adopted
in an open forum of this Council and of any of its subcommittees in compliance with
all legal requirements, including Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code.
Section 5 . This Resolution shall be effective upon passage in accordance with Section
4.04(a) of the Revised Charter.
Passed this day of 2011.
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Mayor - P - ing Officer
ATTEST:
Clerk of Council
CrrY OF DUBLIN-
Office of the City Manager
5200 Emerald Parkway • Dublin, OH 43017 -1090
Phone: 614 - 410 -4400 • Fax: 614 - 410 -4490
To: Members of Dublin City Council
From: Marsha I. Grigsby, City Manager
Date: July 1, 2011
Initiated By: Ronald L. Burns, Director of Streets and Utilities
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Re: Resolution No. 30 -11 - Adopting the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
( SWACO) Solid Waste Management Plan Update
Summary
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) requires all Ohio solid waste districts to
update their Solid Waste Management Plan every five years. The Solid Waste Authority of Central
Ohio ( SWACO) has prepared and communicated their draft Solid Waste Management Plan Update
to the OEPA. Based on the OPEA's initial comments, SWACO believes the Plan will be formally
approved by the OEPA. SWACO is now soliciting approval of the Plan by central Ohio governing
bodies.
SWACO's Solid Waste Management Plan Update is a 15 -year plan covering years 2011 through
2025. Although the plan is very comprehensive, it focuses on goals provided in their mission
statement as follows:
Manage the District municipal solid waste stream to achieve
environmentally responsible and cost - effective disposal, treat solid waste
as a resource capable of yielding recovered materials and energy, reduce
reliance on landfilling, and plan future disposal capacity for the District
In the updated solid waste management plan, much emphasis is placed on the following:
➢ A reduction of recyclable materials entering the landfill.
➢ Support of recycling programs.
➢ Continuous support of hazardous waste disposal programs such as the Household Hazardous
Waste event held annually in Dublin.
➢ Education and Grants.
For your convenience, the executive summary of the solid waste maintenance plan update is
attached. The complete plan is available at
www.swaco.orWSmartSWACO/AboutSWAC0/Plan.aspx
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval of Resolution 30 -11, adopting SWACO's Solid Waste Management
Plan Update.
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May 4, 2011
www.swaco.org • info @swaco.org
The Honorable Timothy Lecklider
Mayor
City of Dublin
5200 Emerald Parkway
Dublin, Ohio 43017
Dear Mayor Lecklider,
4239 London Groveport Road
Grove City, OH 43123 -9518
(614) 871 -5100
(614) 871 -5103 -FAX
MAY 6
CLERK OF COUNCIL
CITY OF DUBLIN
Over the past 2 years SWACO has been working on an update to our Approved, Amended
Solid Waste Management Plan. This update is a requirement of Ohio law. The Draft Plan
Update was completed in July 2010 and submitted to the Ohio Environmental Protection
Agency (OEPA) for comments. After addressing OEPA comments, SWACO held a thirty -day
public comment period during March 2011 and a public hearing was held on April 7, 2011 for
interested residents, businesses or political jurisdictions to provide comments on the Draft Plan
Update.
Enclosed is a CD of the Draft Solid Waste Management Plan Update for your review. Within
ninety days of receiving a copy of the Draft Plan Update, the Franklin County Commissioners
and the legislative authority of each municipal corporation and township may approve or
disapprove the draft plan by ordinance or resolution SWACO requests that you provide such
resolution or ordinance to SWACO on or before Tuesday, August 2, 2011. A sample
resolution /ordinance is enclosed for your convenience. Please mail your resolution or
ordinance approving or disapproving the Draft Plan Update to:
Ms. Bonni Trice
Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
4239 London Groveport Road
Grove City, Ohio 43123
(614) 871 -5100
SWACO determines that the Draft Plan Update has been ratified when a combination of
municipal corporations and townships with a population comprised of 60 percent of SWACO's
jurisdiction has approved the Plan by resolution /ordinance. The combined population must
include approval from the Franklin County Board of Commissioners and the largest city. The
nvircnmenial Undies fask I once of Cenral 011to (614) 871 -5 322, - Please Roc clo'
90 -day timeframe cannot be extended, so we would appreciate your immediate attention to this
request.
In addition, we have also enclosed a Summary Booklet of the Draft Plan Update for your
reference, and the full document is posted on the SWACO website at www.swaco.org
Please call me if you have questions about the Draft Plan Update or the ratification procedures.
We look forward to hearing from you no later than Tuesday, August 2, 2011.
Sincerely,
i
Ronald J. Mills
Executive Director
Enclosures
EacceptsSummart
TM Solid Waste Attempt of Ca,tral Ohm CSWACO is repenting a fifteen
year add maybe plan Mat wig be optical m five years as mpmed by Me
Ohm Raymond Code )Ohi The Ran Update will cover a fifteen fear
gatepost pencil ending in 2025. This Plan Update mtludss a depaiption of
Si proposes; fm Me partners, CmnmmciaVlnriMimal and
Internal Sectors as w JI as pmjedumns for itese programs, who waste
generation, reminding; and dermal M fifteen years.
The Ohio Emi um entod Pedometer Agency Olio EPA") lea aeveaparl Me
Per Format and requires Sdq Waste Monsignori OaNCtr to cwnplem
Pan Updates research with Me specified format This Pan Update is based
en Me goals a Me lN5 Sate Pan aM Fmnab Vemm 3O. The narrative
champion required in each median is slcciM1ea and Me more have been
se W p by Ohio EPA. 1Tere are rpne major sections b 1tre Rm Formal
Sommn 1— Industries basic idomcAim about SWACO and is an imlrxbaa
mention or determining whim matenal chawyes would require an ammdnent
bo Me Plan Update.
Sector II — Is an Become Summary and induct¢ and nmMrve
descriptions of each se pion in Me Pan Update
Section III — In Ludes an inventory Nmcli acfivi4ei, and haulers owed by
the OeNC in the remrence year )21318).
Sector ry — Includes IM rekrmre year sa4sti6'for th Rm Update
ahcluaire population cats, waste geneaM1m and waste reduction estimates for
for ReshaentiauCmnmertval Semr and the Inausi Sech r.
Section V — Includes projections of orientation. mare generation aM waste
reduction for each year of Me planning period.
SMlm VI— Incl Me monc5 management of factors aN pegnmy to
be used by Me District Macughom Me panning pent
Section VII— Presents him Me patent mrets Me rate mare reauNon and
rerycim page
Sector VIII— Fhdutl¢a presentation of this financial resources 4 Me District
necessary to - mhplmrent Mis Pan.
Section IX— Distinct roles proposed. approved and stopped for scheme
are presented by the Distinct
The Executors Sum ri provides an overview of each section 4 Me Plan
UpHa.
A Section 1. Introduction
Motion I includes bas c information abort SWACO riducing:
• Plan Approval Data
• CwrNes in AuHwrity,
• Feril M Planning Pounds,
• Pressmsfir Plan Submi e,
Prwxss to Determine Material Ctarge'n CiwmsUnces,
Dishict Formation.
Dgvptim N Board of TmsRes;
Dishict nrmress and Them Numbers: art
Dguptim N Me Terini al Prrlv¢my Eternal and Other
Subcommittee
SNACO is canderi N d Franklin County and also ntlud very small
fnnurvs of Union, Bolstered FaiMeN, taking, Will Pickaway caomes_
There are very sMl portions of Frankn Eternity in the codes of
Lithryafs and RckemgMn Mat are not incurred in Me Dr ind and are
- mrJudM in the COSM1OdsFairtoldlicking-Perry Joint Boarid.
The current Plan was approved by Enid EPA on July 1], 2W5 and
a fifteen year planning period. This Ran Unable Mre with
gi
me ganr.rg year 2011 and includes affteen year penning Pence
The lwMorM1y is governed by a Brad of Trustees . The cement
mentors W the Authority Board of Tumors am f¢ted in F res II -1:
Fi
urelll— BoardofTmstres
Board klember
Regimental;
Bradley N. Frick,
Representing the Health Broad Haring the Laryesf
(Mailman
Temknal JUnsdicfim wiM,, 3WACO
,
Representing the Citizens ofColumbue
vic Chairman
colleen M. Briscoe
Fle the Gereral Pun¢
John OGady
Representing the Pwri ofthe County
cum
Priced J. Gemons
Represenbnglntlusbral, COm - - land lnatlutinrel
Generators
Philip D. Pansey
Represerring the Gexal Punic with No GnMids of
Interest with Me Waste And estry
William lMZ SC
im Freedoim i3ounly Townshi
Steven P. Shepard
Represerebng Me County Commissioners
Mark Kandy
Repreaeniirg Me Ctietcrew ve INficer most
Mumeipal Co makern Having Me Formed! Popushown
Process to persuaded Material Change in Circumstances and
Annend the Plan
In accordance win CRC 37M 56(D), Me Plan must M revered it Bit
Board has tleRrtninetl Mat "oromnstances malenally warrant hunk
Mmeaddress al date appeared moral m amentlei Alai of Me bond
A material cheal n owmsional Man be deM1retl as a Mange that
adversely affects Me ship of the Board to: (1) areas waste disposal
capacity Mora Me planning Penad (2) maintain compliance who
applicable waste refusal or apposed goals, or (3) adversely finance
implementation of Bre Plain SWACC monitors sanctions and Me
programs, waste volumes and revenues ecessary to bea ne
t
whth
eer them has been a maerel change in secumedness
recestitatirgar update of Me Plan.
Technical / swy Council and Ober Subcommittees
SMACO rid not Month use a Technical Atlnwry Candidates dunked
Me Argaretion W Me Pan Uptlahe
B. Section Ill. Inventories
Section IN provides an deal of barrels, barriers and aMVBre
tlunng Me reference yea of Pe Plan Update_ TM1e reference yea for
Me Pan Update Is M08.
1. Existing Solid Waste Landi
SWACO usal one actual and eleven art ofdsNCtlaMAlls in
MOB The indiea st Iarefill is Me Franklin Cwnry Sanitary
ta.Mlilf posts l by SWACO. At Me end of 200, Me Imminn
Cournly San" taMgll had loan over 2 years of arrestetl
rapacity scarabs. Cmnbsetl, to Move arWnlls managed
algmnmaely 12 millnn tons of said and tempt were that
was generated in Me Fi it
2. Existing NCinerdoes and Resources Recovery facili0es
No pufacally available increasers or r bswrre ry
recove
holders; holders; cunendy exist vilhin Me barrel The hash taming
Power plantaoliry Carl in 1991[
3. Existing Trander laofrUes
In Me Mervnce year 2008, SWACO usetl as scribal member
bankers; aM seven out6bstinl heater faolNg . Over
SWpW tons of ResitlentiallCOmmercal Sher waste and
36,000 tons of emnp wa4e was received and transferred! at
Ore Nimeen ,actArii SWACO operates three of the transfer
dredg Trey include_
Geongesolle Road -64201 tors;
Jackman Pike- 164 326 tons; aM
Morse Road- 133,156tons.
Figure 112 depicts the breakd of bander and dndfR
faolpies receiving SWACO sold waste in 2008_ Nirrely percerd
of Ne waste generated in SWACO's Oienct went either directly
to me Fnnkhn Gusty sanitary Landbll or to an vrdistaint
tarsier start
Figure 11 -2- Transfer add landfill Facilities Receiving
SWACO StAid Waste in 2008
rvni. ram' rx
�cxa°r° IwEmep�al�
Figure 0.3 below depict; Me bander and IaM611 faciMuds used
by SWACO in 2008 Mat are eafeyarved as out0f4di id
faoG es.
Figure 113 -Outof District Transfer and Landfill Famines
Receiving Oi eU Hauled SW/CO Solid Waste in MW
R 6..., ,
Npq
Fgure Iw aepitls "iso-m Tender and Landfill FacaNes used
by SW ACO in the reference year.
Figure IIA — Iwilil icY Trans fer and Landfill Facilities FeceiAN
Twemyseven communifires have new - subampeon
entrance rerytli,g pognms (all single-lemly housHpMs
have access ro Me rerytlng program whether m not Mey
tlimse to parlici{ule). The communiles reported!
reloading L`.629 TOm drecy lable materials in 208.
Two communities (City W Columbus vN Clinton
Township) have subscription audience recyling pmpams
(a reryling mrvice that a resident requess and pays for
wM a. subscription Tee) The Gly of Columbus reported
C. Educing Recycling and Household Hazsrdm¢ Wass
Collection Gctivities
1, Intl
Wincing 19,562 bns 4 mcyd@Ne maleeals in 2"
Figure II -5 idenNig Me types A wrhside rerytling
programs available in SWAM muniopal mryarMm in
Me rekrenw year 2108.
Figure 15— CUNSide Recycling Progams in 2088
• TW OisMtl a sei by 80 cmmnuidy dmpaB locaOons
and war 120 croon loraled at FmnUn County
Scbona. The anon cnBWed zpprmimafely 13,000
lwu of recyeable maters in 21ME1.
• Tw OisO R wNSide and dmpd rerytling programs at
collect aluminum, steel. gli and plastic comairers.
Facb =mundy also cdlei ee tier, caNboard.
nugannee, minimal paper and ofice paper
m
• In A08, SWACO drtfed one ne y mohile
Hwssebdd Hma dous Waste (HM) wlkdnn ervds.
it 7
SWACO a6n has a permanent HtW paddy Mat was
ripen 1W data in 2008 The angels anoints aM
pmmarent mdeclion events collected 641 tons in 2008.
5. Exuding COnrpasfmglfficd Waste Management Facilities
Them are eight registered CUss IV yard wane famines and one
registered Class ll fanliy headed wiMm Fmnkfn County Them
faofnes are ideMR d n Fgum IIE. These nine hooities
composed 119,553 tons of material in 2008. SWACO also
contracts will two faci ms, Kunz Bolles and! Ohio Mulch
Katz Bathers yniled an atldncini 58,046 tons of malmals
that was mtego oral as wand waste and mwmte0 into mWCn.
The total yaN wage maNged wiMin SWACO in MOB was
177,596tons.
Figure 116 —SWACO Compost Facilities
6. Existing Open Poops and Waste Tire Pumps
Only two open dump sites remain in an ongoing status and are
presented in Figne II -T. At of the other saes listed are
ounu eiedabated. Tbetwnsaesthataremyninginaude:
Aoreavesbeatthe imemmoss lsR.lPEaMF]t-
A waste ran dung at Fisher Road and Mdedocing Dean
There are 46 Forestry parcels at this losabon
Figure II -T —Open Pumps and Waste Tire Dumps
Ohio EPA miAnd drat the GM(n WNSI Gwnpary in Gromport
consumers Is to Ne tiny foundry used and Sag site treated in
Trends County. This site has been in operadun for
tvon"e eyears .
]. Existing Forestry Sand and Slag Dispersal Sites
SatiY WxRRrrtMMydLabel Wtio F.n&6MPIm. Neec,, ,. 1a„
8. Existing Collection systems - Haulers
Fire waste bau ers account for appmvma,ely 92 percent of He
materal delivered to the SWACO landfill. One hundretl and
tweny-five compaires delivered Me remaining add percent of
the waste W tln SWACO Land811. Tie demarcation may be
observed in Figure II -8. Solid mosaic haulers are regaved to be
regulated with th Heats Commissiwrer of the Franklin Courtly
Health Lead according to sMiOn 80301 of tee Fral
Sammy Heard of Heats Regulation BW Comprchens Solitl
Wate Eliminators
Figure IIA — solid Waste Haulers Delivering Warner W
TM Franklin County sanitary Landfill in 2008
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wu�m
cadca a
wocw� 311
im
wry.w
rn crossaw.
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9. SWACO Infrastructure
SWACO opersies Ne Fornkin Uunty Sanlrary LandhR Other
key pieres of infrastructure are SWACO's Mrre transfer
bananas.
C. auction W. Referenrx Year Populadon, Waste Gereradon and
Waz @Reduction
SeNm IV pressers slatance and programs Wessling in the reference,
year 2008. WasR genentimh is examined arm mademal averages
Assured by Oho EPA. Annual wass generation hmn me re(erenre
year 2008 is eMpolakd and ewaualed against the estimated
generation
1. Reference Year Pogre6on and Residean iallComme¢ial
Waste Generation
The IuUI adjusted population for SWACO in 2008 w
1,160301. For 2008, the per capia Residen ratCOmmerm at
11 In
1,mo
Setlw wale generation estimate sets a 82 Fames per pence
per day. SWAMs estimated Resieemal/COmmeraal Secbr
wines generation was estimated t0 to 1020659 tons in 2008.
2
Industrial Waste Generates
SWACO mneuchtl an In Survey in M00 W s,gpout Fm
Wan Undue Survey responses and evermaes wire used to
Fired a total of 710,301 Ions of Industrial S for waste wet
estimated to have heal generated by SWACC. Appmumalely
21 percent (163,5M tors) s-u reti in One surveys.
3.
Exanpl Waste
The amount of exanpt waste generated by Me District n 2008
was 40,666 one IX Ross !0,666 tons, 4�28 tae were clued
hauled to sterns and 36,038 tons were M1wkd to transfer
Charge. The Reyi Avenue Tnnsrer Facility (rffik III -3)
repodetl accegig 33,]02Irns of eanpt waste_
a.
Tonal Waste Generation
Using the internal aveages aepued by Ciro EPA, SWAM
protected 1831627 tan of waste was generated in 2008, The
generation rate in pounds per perm per day is interested at
315
5.
Rount Waste Reduction
ResidentiaVCOmmeroal S or
SWACO had 382,079 tow of RaitleMiaVCOmmertial Seder
waste recyrJed in MME Figure II -9 dW buss Yowl reryring by
wmmMity
wit
Figure 119 - ResidenEal /Commercial Sec W r
Waste Redu Lion in 2008
Used 01
o.om
/ 1285%
ur®oeral
2.20%
v5/v,
f tri:]
0.07% C#acJa.1/56`Foal
a(KN ,
Indust fall Se=r
In 2008, Use vas 169,760 loos of Induslnal Sector waste
raycktl. FWmil 10th tribute WWlmgdingbywmmNity.
Figure II - tO - Industrial Sector Waste ReMNon in 2008
SdN Wavle RUNmrydLer9a(fMro Frrel 6ei Jamb f, All
6. Existing Wane ReducdoNRecy ling Activities for
Residential. Commercial and lodusmal sectors
In Me zoos rekrence Year the Miming milli ealimams
am
Residentialf(Comme¢ial Waste ReductionlRecycling and
Education Strategies
ResdentauCOmmal Oncoming and Waste Reduction
pmaam
• Non Sumcnoton Cumde Recycling
• SWssnryOm Curmae Recycling
Rini RecYCgng
. Yam Waste hi agement
. Just In Time Recycling (JITRS)
Homeland Hanrdous Waste Cogecticn and Pmcessurg
Facility Sad Waste Management Planning
. OMmnics Receding gaunde IM m vrefsile)
Tire Recycling (mllic6 tires at Mash stations and
bnMJI)
City of Comma Rerytli g Regime;
. Oceania Cdlection and Pmcesng System
Education and CanmuniN Awareness Poemon,
. Sinn Communifies
Centre of Science and lnduaey(COSp
Comes Zoo d Aquarium (CZA) My Hou MEducaeon
Grant
School Tiem Recycling
. Teacher TeNmralAssslance
Teacher Workshops
• Reccurce Li ary
Clayman Presemicons
News Room MACO
Landfill Tors
Special Evem
Central Ohio Ememm
SWACOWehge
virw Ste and Office — CM of Cohn us
Partre hp
TO
IMustrial Waste Retlumon Strategies
Indusnal Recycling and Waste Redu bm Promising
. OM Wile A ccal R nm6
• OMEX and tnrzl Reryders (ink provided on SWACO
umnesBusinessROUntl Table
• Oder Programs
Litler
will Illegal Dammam Piterams
. Pn Merand Illegal oumping Pngrams
o AtlrytaRaatlway
o kh iLa Lumper
o I- er Marshall
o Lifter Maagemem
Fankhm County Emergenry Management Agency
(FCEMA) OHwb Management Plan
Heats OepaN em Slmport
Other Pearson
• Strategic Planning an Pmgam Oewtolmem
• Solid Waste Plan Upham
Mirket Deveminsint
. SWACO Geneal Gams Program
. Surveys - SWAM CanpNer Survey SyeRrm
. SWA Sold Wage Consommes
SWACO Mfrastrumure
In oho, there am have add wage disincts wim the irtaswgure
to mn'prehasively manage sold vrage geneann. SWACO'a
infagrucwre has been esddi5atl dung the twedytwo years
Me ds cmalion. There are pieces Mat wxa meat Netl many
years ago that commune 10 he in urvim. TMre are WMr parm
of the system Mat have men aisixormi. The following
m iM1ZS LgM bdnx me part d Me 2t300 SWAM Infrastructure
to meet the meamn of th ortammmen.
FmMnCgumy Sanitrtl cfiI
SWACOTruvslerFxilNx
Green Eneny Centre LandiIIGx Remvery
Y✓fEF MUItlVIes Emxpnu
IHa
Anaeerenic Digester
Omer mrr wcwre Facniuea
7. Total Waste Gereration: Historical Trends Plus Waste
Reducton
The tolbvnng Figures II -11, IH2, II -13 and II -14 depR
SWACO'a waste sueme from 2004 -2008.
Figure II -it -SWACO Histoical Total Generation
2004 - 00� 1 00 - Cos
Figure II- 12 -SWACO Historical Landfill Disposal
2:04
M5
are
are
Arm
Fgnm 11- l3— mXO Hisbodcai rand! Waste Management
2DM 2005 200a 007
Figure ll- lE —SW/CO Historical Ware Reduction
2C'4 IDD5 200e '007
8. Reconciliation of Waste Generation
SWAGO m using bNaic Trends and actual dispc. nfl and
rec find rates horn 2000 to calculate waste generation. For
2WBl SWACO restlerin, businesses and industry gererated
1,]6],553 tans of waste This includes recording arM wash
disposal hear all secMS. The RevdenballCOmmreard Secbr
generated 1529,419 tans, or ] 22 pounds 4 waste per person
Far day wfiia includes recydwe and nN waste ranpmLrg.
Free Dea raw, burch 1, 2011
The Without Sector pexaLLd 197,067 tors, wappronmalely
0 93 prince of waste per person per day_ Figure M15 opens
ns
the refererce year waste generation by sector.
Figure II- 15— Adusted Waste Generation by Seger
87%
9. Wale Composition
ReadentiaOComme oral Sector waste stream mmposNOn is
de ned using Me national averages Man Appends M of Me
Plan Format. The cmnp usitrin may lu vewetl in Figure M16.
The main paryss of IevrewrM Me Vats ounummunn is tu
nouns Me types of materials generated aN tloserniie 6
programs are adequate to manage Me diversion rt Me largest
cmrynnests of Me sighs stream_
Figure II -16— ResieentiallComnre¢ial Sector
Waste Stream Composition
Oliva oiob�d
315D 4 a aea,
Ts Few Offis'pi
lTIR
Industrial Sector waste composition is depicted in Figure II -17 . The
mmrysmm is estimatetl based on th sound of IndWnal Sooner waste
eispmee and recycled n 20W. Informal (cr Industrial Serinr
recycling and dupasal was drtar ed loan inArshirs, recycling lachtem
a nd Mokem Nmna midoos oxide. concrete, ash and swage were
ernu,uRd hmn the acceptable waste materials for recycling calculations
only no re mcled mmews are provided as actual corals. The remainder
W material dsposee in the hi s ®fegumee as general solid vast.
Figure t- n— Industrial Sector Waste so-evn Composition
�e eau rose m,tlP,, March ,,MI
O. Section V. Planning Pound Pmjecraom
SWACO m cor •tangy evoMrg as an amity. both in buns of being on
Me forefront o! Me latest in romotdly reasonable and
sustainable depoal preaces, as well a being a batler in srorrating
"green pactices and IResyes. SWACO's numearramus pmjnms
demonstrate a dec ation he respxnibly reneging TM1e waste she m,
vA ale also mentral to enmmromenbl needs and gook of fire
community .
1. Planning Period
The plamirg Perad for the Ran Updab m January 1, 2011 -
Oer bar 31, 2021
2. Population Prolecdorns
The pogdatim seminars from Swim Nfor TM1e 2008 refnena
year is good rat from Population projections wire made usng at e
a nnual groMM1 tab 2085- ID25 based on r oatio o
n of of e h wwry grant grant each es ! S s P rsnn or palm f e
wit c l continue isun is tomb,. SWACO pmjetls the appearance
II rcT m b grow sbwly oven Me filten - year planning
vathan S TM1is ay be cks ervetl in Fgure 1410. Told This i a
wiibu
l WACA a e of nine percent bus 1 nt fis ,9 by 2025. This is a
prbdm increase of nine for tlh planning periotl
(IDi1 -dR8)
Figure II- 18 -SWACO Population 6timate W08 -2025)
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"D COCO
NO
rmo OFD 1 1 1 h h^ 9 1 s're'9 if 11 P OoG
3. Waste Generation Pmject'ions
fVesidentie/COmmencial Secor
ResidendallCaneneroal Sector wale gareradmn is pmjeded b
increase Mmughout th planning pmt consistent wi1M1 the rare
li 19
of population manages aN polecNd clanges in gmerztion
aces. Tks trend is aepachad in Figure 1419. In 2011, Me first
War of the planning parent, ResiamtiallCOmirercial Sector
aside generation is Truesdell to lie 1391816 =a
RasitlentiaVCnmmeroal Sects state geneaaon as perjured ro
to 1,611 tans in 2025, an 16 percent sureness tug rue plaaurg annual
Figure II- 19 —SWACO Resiaer2rKornmercial Waste
Generators 12008 -20ird
am
€;
,wo tp ° .
Industrial Se for Y•'
SWACO pr%scts Industrial Sector state generatim tell
decrease 176% annually during 2009 — 2016 This s due
gal areage use of decrease in manufacturing employment
according b Ne OFS OepaNrerit W hou and Family Services
for the peisad beginning in 2006 and ending in 2016_ The
decrease In IndusNal Sects aasle geneaaon until 2016 is
recession relaletl and pedicls a ebw rewrnry. Free II -20
depicts Indtrial Seclm gamesters over dre pressure hear yen
.a,mo Final used Fear, alumni ,.p„
Figure If 20 —swam Historical Imnaalal sector Grenadian
loill
sale
ol
B
By 2017, pmiedears wgps, mat LMUSbuI setter water
dimensions rtes T nveaae by 2 percent per year unit M25.
Me feel year of the punning Wall The poietletl bond may
be dservetl in Figure b21, In 2025, Industrial Sector waste
generation s p iecad b be B6.9bill Ito; wbitli is a 08088
tan tleuerese imm be Merenceyev in 2088. to Me eM of tlm
planning peretl in A25.
Figure 1131 —SWACO Industrial Sector Waste GenemOOn
(2009 —tau)
r:
Total Generation rc.
Total waste platintim is comps al o! ftetitlen4aVCamme,cial
Sedwwasfe, Industrial Setlorxmte, and "remorse Toil
urines y neratim is mounted to means appmumaiy
266,1)D0 trms over the 15 year planniig pesutl (2011 — 2025)
ham 1,511 b 1 Ali 006 ims in 2025, shot s a 17 pe,cent
irease Figure 1122 depicts total waste genera ter beginning
intro reference year and eilendnq Metal the planning
perned
Figure 11- 22 -SWACO Tend Waste Generation (3008 -2025
MOCC
Figure 11 -23 deans waste generation by sector as a percentage of the
total waste generates.
Figure 1133 - SWACO Tot& Warner Geweton by Sector
(2008 -2025)
5
a Prgeutonrmrw.ge stream comparblon
SWACO Jces not anticipate any major charges in the
cooperating of Me wage stream coning Me planning period.
a Wage hydrogen and detecting Strategies through the
Planning Period
SWACO others numerous recycfrg programs designed W assist
the Fasdenral. Commercial mM Indogdal Sectors diver) and
11 or
1, 20n
waste ham tie Iwolill. SWAM must continue to develop
recycling and waste reduction straLLgrvs to meet Me goals
catamount in Ne 19% State plan.
Residential'Commercial Waste ReductionlRecycling and
Education Sbategies
Estimated future Residentiaucommercial Sector waste
reducTon projMions were Wood on ftplbwing
• Average annual rate of Diana population c urge over
ft planning pence (062 pectint),
• Recycling potential 0 eadi sNividual mcycsr and
rre reduction progam, and
• LengN of pare fie program has been "n existence.
Figure It 24 depicts SWACA's his airal waste reduction ate Cr
the ResderNallCmimercul Sector.
Figure II- 24 —SWACO Historical ResidendallCommencial
Waste Reduction Rate
ResidernallCommercial Rerycling and Collection Progams
Time Imoxirg programs wll contains
• SWACO-RP -1-
NmSulsmmon Cudsside Recycling
• SWACO-RP -2-
Sulsoulmm Compute Rerycing
• SWACO-RP- 3 -Dmpa
Ruotding
• SWAC4RP4 -
Yard Waste Mmagement
• SWAC4RP -5-
HM Collection antl Pma ig
It M
• S ACO-RPF
- Eaafily Solid Waste. Ltanagemem
Plamrg
• SWACO-RP
Elecfionus Recycling
• SWACO-RM -Tm
Recycling
• SWACO -RP -9-
City of Columbus Recycling Programs
• SWACO -RP -10
- Organics Cdlec4cn and Pmnesi,g
Sy9em
Spenlic tlunges to mooing pmj,ams hinad aWVe are pmi d
in Sectim V
The(ollowi,g pWam will m Imgm can,inue
. Just InTme Rerytling(AIRS)
EJUUGOnmd Communky Aware, Pmgmms
The loRwmg pmgrans will sntnum
• SWA 1O 1 -Smart Commandos
• SWACO-EA -2- School OisNR ReWding
• SWACO -1h3- Teaser Technical ASidano=
• SWACO -E -I - Teaser Wool bhws
• SWACO-EAS- Clasrmm Piesemabons
• SWACUEAb -News Fan SWACO
• SWACOEA 7- Landfill Tours
SWACOEA - Speoal Events
SWACO EA 9- Central Ohio Emerald Avoids
SWAM 10 SWAM Webmte
SWACO ll- m m WS NOR e- Cilyat
Columbus PaMe,ship
ThekAowm pmgrane arenewpmgrams:
• SWACO£h12 -Social Moul
• SWACO -E -13- Cwmmuninafims Plan
Speeinc dungy to esistvg Pt Dams Rded aWVe am provided
in Swim V.
The(oWwmg p,ograns wAl no bngar condone
.-
CentaofSO
Colu &Aquarin((COST
mb w 8 Aquarian (U) My Hedu ®lion
Grant
Resource Lbrary
FirW Pefi Rm.NaM t, Llff
Industrial Waste Reductim Strategies
SWACO pri bat Me amount of Industrial Secb r rerytling
will any ¢nNaN MmugMN Me pbnning dead. Industrial
Sector rerytling a held mnslard tell to Me projected
Industrial SMOr wale gereradder Sae Idea l Sector
generalwn is pmRtled to decrease and than increase, Me
Industrial Sector rerytling tonname are p iechd to decrease
and dreams as vrell. The drabve me d m ing (peecmtage)
is M1eW command at 53 pertm( wM1iUi is the rate N mgdmg in
the m erenre year
Fgure II -25 deg' rs SWACO's habrical waste reduction rate for
the Industrial Sects
Figure II- 25— SWIICO Historical Waste ReMCdon Rate
Industrial Recycling and Waste Reduction Programs
The honcerig programs wi wnfinue:
. SWAC0.P -1 - Wade lRec aib
• on SW I a
P OM -2- de) and lmal Rerydess (ink provided
an A 11`3 -Sm
SWAC0.1P- 3- Business Round Table
• Sial tlanges to mating programs listed aWVe are provided
in SeNm V
IFss
Final fam Jews, basso 1, Will
The fuming pmryam is new pogmm.
. SWACO- I1`4 - Business ONrearb
Other Programs
Libor and Illegal Dumping Programs
The following pmgvrts will matinee:
. SWACO{I0.l MoGtterand Illegal Dumping Pmgnims
o Adcagd Roadway
o Environmental Grimes Task Fare of Central Onro
(FCTF) (Famedr NmiwDu per)
o
Liter Mission
o Liter Maagement
• SWAC H- 2 FmnUn County Fnerency
Management Agency hf` BW) Dennis Management Rai
• !3WACOLI63 -HaN DpNt SUER
Speak changes to slating pmjrzms used above are pmvaled
in Seclm V.
Other Programs
The housing pmgrars w ] centime:
• SWACO -OP -t - Slcategic Planning and Pmgran
Development
• SWACO-OP -2- Solid Waste Ran Opdale and ADR
• SWACO-OP -3 -parent Development
• SWACO-OP4 SWACO General GCai6 Przgram
• SWACO -OP -5 - Suneys- SWAM Cungrter Survey
Siummis
• SWAMOM SWAM Sisid Waste Ca¢odiums
SpeoRc changes W existing prcgana listed sense are provided
in Secum V.
ThefoSwag Remains are new programs
• SWAMOP -] - Pmgiams and Facilities Advimy
Consomme (PFAC)
• SWACO-OP -8- Waiesmal Planning
a 26
SMJ WepeTNlwMydRMaICMO Fiml Walt %an, Nertti f, Nlft
6. SWACO Infrastructure
The following components of Me membraWre program will
Wall
• Franklin Gbunly Sanitary Lentlftll
• SWACO Transfer Facilties
• Green Energy COnM Landfill Gas Recovery
• Cennal Ohio Transfmma0on Comer (fo medy W F
Mode lax Enierpdse)
• Nuembic Digester
• Other limastmcWre Facilities
SPedfic changes W existing programs listed agom are provided
in Sectim V
The ginseng programs are new programs:
ogiral- OnCardavrer Tmding System (DOTS )
. SWACOCOIIerlim OperaVOns
SWACO Wwwr Pro3am
E. Section N. McOmN of ManagemenC Facilities and Programs to
le used
Section Vlpresents Me DMnctsme6wdsformarag :g idw e. It
includes management methods, a sting rnategy and a demonstator
of rapaory for the Planning Period 2011 -2025.
1. SWACO Methods for Management ofSUMd Waste
Thefollmarg Fgures II-2Q llS II -20, 629 antl II -30 depid ge
overall rall Intel dispnsal. reseenmummnertial IanMia
disposal, small earth national. yaN waste and waste
recall projection; for all sectors for Me entire planning
Pel
Figure 1126 -Total Landfill Tom to be W raged by SWACO
(2008 - 2025)
WWI 1,
Motor
Figure II- 2I -SWACO ResiJmtieYCOmmercial Lani fill Projetlions
(2008 -2825)
1 32C DO
Per, 111111
rfT11111111111111
11111111111111111
IIII�II II II IIIIIIII IIII IIII III 1 1
Figure 1128
- SWACO Industrial lwMlill Projections
(2008 -2825)
D5 OX
4D Dx
35 By
SD OD
h;=
DOD
Figure 839
-4MAACO Waste Pedr[ lion Projections
(2008
-2025)
or 00
KDOO
.eQ0 rb 99
" f p
" p9 A s ° 9' 9
rF
I k e ' li h fs
Y.
Figure 11 W —SWACO Tart Waste Composting Projections
(2008 -2025)
120 cc
Y.
2. Oemonehatlon of OCCess to capacity
During the 2008 reference year 12 s marugea 12 miliu n
tans of who waste genealetl by SWAW reairede, boarr sso
and Meas(ies. Si Tani managed nearly 016,000
tons in 2000 or mody¢ght parent of the waste Mat was
lantfilletl.
The Franklin County Sanitary Landfill has over Nrenry -nine
years of brefifl causerie remaining bassd on 2MM average daily
waste receipts:
R yionsl Capacity A,d is
SWACO mrducad a review of IantlM1ll capacity in Central ptio.
The WPOSe M the review is to dele,mme v.MMer a8em roue
li 29
=oaawa,� <rmdyd�w�a,rdw „awm��m.�,.W„
lantlfin Poetry is avalaMe in the eased Si Landfill is
double to split waste at Me Franklin Unit SanBaa Landfill
Figure 1131 Idedlres selected nearby firth features that rand
provide SWACO wiN addilieral landfill rapacity if necessary .
The assuming rapacity was detenumned at the end of M08.
Figure 1131
Reauddarnal Landfill Cagan amt Distance From 5WACO
Remaining
mstanc m e Fro 5WACO
landfill
Capacity
(Miles)
Di
Cherokee Run
dB
G1
Plan AI
Pure C
52
Z]
Su South
5ou1
152
52
ni
Wya
W and Unios La ndfill
3
Zd
Beets Hollow
Landfill
42
623
BO
Sbny Holbw Landfill
56
16
3. Schedule for Facilities and Programs: New, Expanders,
Closures, Continuations
Table VI 5, Impkmedaron StMtlule for Facnilies, Strdegies,
Programs and AcMides: Oates and 0esuiqun, present
descriptor and cause a operalum for as& Family, program or
aNVrty preaenred in the Plan Update_
SWACO market that mmnuniry i" and imolvemed is
Mal to the vrcr¢ssful management d material val the District
indWing development of emerying waste reduction essentia
viable new faakdes, and Mmag District programs_ TMreMe,
SWACO an establish a rest 'Proximal and Faolides Adviwry
Cwnmitlee° PPFAU) to assist SWAM in th evaluative drew
pegam: and proposals to are, conduct add operate any new
solid waste facates wall the product
d. Identifical and Designation of Fatigue
SWACO has desgratN the Franklin Fermat Sanitary landfill
and Georgesville Road Mdse Rood! and Jatlrsm Pike Transfer
Faeroes as heaNes tlut can accept not waste genealee
within SWACO.
.woewmwwrmm . rrte r,,,n need Pon, Minna r, and
s. AutnoNSaon sbterserat to xesgnme
The Board of Trustees a SWACO is autornatl to establish
tai dragooned in accordance Won SeNOn 3d3 013 or
U3014 olfie Ohio Revised Code. The GOldrislimed in Table
113 am dollars designated W the Board of Tiumem
Figure a CUrrerm
Besi rr.ed
had tZilides
xame
Loation
SJJACO Fanklin CO BaniU landlrll
1 Franklin Gounr,
Ohio
SWACOJackson Pike I random radilly
I Franklin Uourre
Ohio
SWACU Gees esvilk Road I rarder h
I Franklin God ,Onb
SWAUCPmfm Rwtl Treader Faulity
I Franklin Cwnty,Ono
6. Waiver Process for don Use of undesignahH Farilties
The Oiswd; waiver prows as ceaile! too in scope and
anted. The NII w of Ibe process is incurred in
Sedron Vl.
i. Siting Strategy for Fackler
The Districts song someg, is detailed not n scope and
do ed The full version of to process is included in
Sedan Vl.
B. Contingencies her Capacity Assurance and Autonty
Program Implementation
SWACO tices M anticipate capacity assuram'x or program
impkmeManm saes during to FJannmg perwd. The Fnnkin
County Sanitary Landfill tad more than fifteen years capacity
available TMre are several Imi in Central Ohio wilt the
capability to provide capadM it an emergency arcee wish to
Franklin County Sanitary Landfill.
Si'li in an to process of evaluating proposals for a Faulity m
coMadfw opauty sssuarce. SWACOvdIckilawatnewast
at a time ant in announts as SWACO memories to he
necessary . This rmtracl is pars N SWACO's undirrgarry fw
entreaty assurance_ If an emergency arises wit to SWAM
Fanklin County Sandi Landfill, to BwN of Trimmed will
most b determine pmaoal action.
F. Section vn. Measurement of Progress Toward Waste Reduction
Goals
Compliance all Goal #1
SYJACO will rea ly wAh Goal #1'. Acres to Waste Managanent
q,po,Wnilea Thus Oatriti shall prince access to recycling antl waste
nim®tion opportunities for munigWl solid waste to its residents and
oriental
1. Residenial Sector
Figure IF33 summames the total populatmn access credit and
access ate In SWACO for the reference year (2008) and the
first year of the planning pemtl (2011)
Fi ure 1133 -Total Pri ulation
MCes poll
5WACO
Reference Yem
First Year of Planning
Service idea
2008
Period 2011
PopulaBw wan
137104'I
1337,449
Acc
'iyou
1,100,301
1 1181,472
90 Vermin off
Pro ulation
1044271
1086.025
Pemsnt Access
118%
113%
If the City of Culural informal a nco sub criaton onNSide
recy doll program in 21112, the access crelh for Ne City of
Columbus war ncrease to match Ne 2012 population temporal
for the CM of Woo lars_ The wonder of populations acress
credit for the emire City of Columnists vna xsisl SWAM in far
lore Nang the access regclremem.
z Commerciamnstitutiotal sector
MerMds 4 providing access for The CenmercuYbutiWtional
Sedan act nature baukr nodal aM dmpof for buyback(
availabifhty SWACO has deseraled four malenals for the
CwnmewNnsNOtieul Senor including cornered, Office
Taper, aluminum consumers and steel condarcers . The educe
element in Figure IFb supply dmpo8 and /m pick -up services
for the entire service area and are organized by material.
Figure IIJ6- COmmmcial8nsfnutional Settar Access
Matelot
coney
HaulmlPick Op Omp -ofi
CaNbonN
Destruction lion Comme I NorIhYROY Lb umgem
Figure lRi— Commmcialllnstibutiowl
Sector Access
material
Entif
Haulerlpia Up
ompoR
Collection Rw1e, Waste
Destruction, Sheet t It,
Managertmt
The Gmsman Group,
Commereal Cdlection
Inc, SWACO Reryclig
Resda Rumpas
O¢gaHs
Commenal Cdlechon
Route, Republic
Persons Comme cial
Collection Owes, Loral
Waste COmmemial
Collection Rare
Haulerlpia Up
OmpoR
Royal Occurrent
Destruction Commercial
Collection Rmte, Waste
panament
PbNM Somater, Ropl
Cortnermia Collection
a
Document oestrudry
Office Paper
R w1e, RUm lee
Sorel The Great
Comenr COOeeon
DmmP.IZ., SWACO
Rohe, Republic
Recycling OropoHs
Semres Coreme fnl
Collection Ronne, Local
Waste rnwarual
Collection Route
restart
Om
Waste Management
Cortvnemval Collection
CycleMET, Inc., I H.
RwR, Rumpke
Schennger, Inc, PSG
Aluminum
Connerequal Collection
Metals, Recycling
Containers
Runic, Repuliic
Semres COm 'al
Fxcbange NOM,
Collection Rector Local
SWACO Re Drop
Wammensal
Waste Co
Rs
Collection Rohe
H au l eaffica Up
Om R
Waste man ent
m
Collection
C usual
Returns Ramses umpke
pbges Inc., I H
Sta
Commercial
Inc, PSC
SMk - n y,
Containers
Rohe. Republic
public
Sternly, SWAM
Se mres Commemvl
Dro"I
Recycling OmpaHs
Collarless Rwte }oral
Wade Camemrial
Callednn RwM
=atidw,.tr.�tw,Ma�,�wd� �aMer.,.a,ma,.m„
The four primary wage raiders operating in SWACO's
jurisdiction a0 colk0. Me four desigralecl materials ficm the
CwnmerdaVlnsMUlio al Senior as serif as glass and
mired paper. All of SWACQS re wcleg dmpa8s accept the
tour designated summers as wall as glass, plastic acl moved
paper M1mn 8a CommruciaVlnstiWUnal Sector There are also
number of tacki es ImLLtl in The figure above, much have
dmpoRS w allow busin to bmg Mcr natures a the
han
3. lumidentiaVCommercial Sector Annual Rare of Waste
Reduction
In are reference year 2008, SWACO had a redutlim rte of
2 percent in tla Re identiaV(jOmomerval Sects In the had
year of fire planning period (2011(, the waste rcdunivn rate (w
the ResitlentuVCammertial Sector wage is prgecice to be
27 pertmL The Oistrrni a'rtinpates the wage reduction will
decrease to 24 percent by thre end W Oa planing period
(2025). This trend maybe obsrvetl in Figure II -35.
Figure 1135 —SWACO Residen iallCanmencial Sector Waste
Reduction Pence surge (2008 -2025(
25%
Y.
a. IMUStrial Sector Annual Rate of Waste Reduction
In Me retererce year 2008, SWACO had a reduction rdm . of
eady 26 percent or the Industrial Sector. Ouring the hot year
of 8re plamig period, SWACO projects waste reduction in the
Industrial Sector wit reasucilb 84 percent The Refund anticipates
the wage reduction will remain eider one percent of 84 percad
for 8re Mraton of Me planning period This treM is depicted in
Fit 1136 .
Im
�,aWa,a.aawd>a�ma.tma� „ram ,.W„
Figure 11 36— SWACO Indrstrial sector Waste Reduction
Percentage )2000 — 2025)
Y.
5. District Tend Rae of Waste Reduction
In Me absence year 2008, SWPCO had a total waste reduction
ate of 30.8 percent In Me fast year of Me panning pedal
(2011(, Me total waste reduction aR is projected To be 323
percent The ate decreases to 2 1 prv by tice end of Me
Running pero] ). This downward time may be otairad
in Figure II -37 and it is atlnbued, pnmaay, to Me pmteaed
ama generation fmm Iran ReardentimiCommaiial
Sector and decrease in industrial Seiw demander.
Figure 1132 —SWACO Total Waste Reduction Percentage
(2008 -2025)
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[ 1 , , , ■ I II I I I I lIIIIIjIIIII���� {�
G. section Ng. Cost and Financing of Plan impiemendtlnn
1. Funding Mechanisms
Genmadon Fee
SWACO does not collect a disposal fee. SWACO revives
several from a $5.W per M general per nbmitta d under
Ovension (A) of ORC Secom 3734 573_ The federal fee
pmviaes funding im plan 'imgemwtafnn programs and
whereas; The generator fee schedule Is small b provide
$52 mailed in revenues in the fast yew of M, planing gamil
Generation `ea landing is projected M incomes to 1 4 million
by 2025 brand on same, disperal prgetluos. The demanded
dnvmum has ingnificrmy impacted Me consul ram Me
on
forma foss defeat pa
Me st read years . Address generation
fee revenues may he lower Man Me pmieddim¢ seemed in Me
Plain Sl sill make adjummm6 b seasonal budget
provcads to woman for actual revenues receivnd during Me
demand word,
E9mared warnings include Generator Fees, Grams and
Project ncome. Tieing fees and waiver fees are not trimmed
Revenues from Gams include OONR and order government
deny dome. SWACO in ran owning grant funding for Me
planning permit doe to Me uncertainty W grant funding
vailabiify, and Me fact that Me requirements and oppaWnmes
to armed gams change annually. Other income includes sale of
recyclables other prw3nm revenuss, and program
reimdusancnts.
2. Cost a Plan bnplememadon
Thus is an mMwtl'eg General Guidance Bond leaned in
2008. Tres bond included $749242 sand d SWACO plan
avtisC7 wastes, including ten frod goal tads, 1E0 ding, bax
wmaiiers;
and a Completed! Named Gas (CNG) vrycle
Wck. Tlre[wd has a 4 precastiindow hale meth a ban laglh
of five tears. This package vans pat of a $A minim tldlar
SWACO NM grow:
3. Funds NI sled from 0RC. 3734.57(B), ORC 3730.572 and
ORC 37334,93
The naprity of SWACO's budget is devotel to Plan
HIM
Impbnudafoin
SdiJ WVIeAUXwMyWRiNHMw FiM6MRmMmM f, Mff
4. Contudenr Funding
This Plan Update Sees not musicians had SWAM wtll inurae
Me generation we during the plann perad_ While SWACO
may use a combination of funding machos ms b gmnce
implementation of Me Plan, SWACO may consider Me When to
was Me generates, fee RMe BoaN resonances Mat heading of
Plan shares is inadegead and offer spurred we fees
preferable.
If admional headeg or abemated tmtivg is detemnv d b be
secondary by Me Bond, SWAM may nmitler options that
ndude user was tippeg lees, woes and chance, system fees,
nn1wR food generatin Tres, warver Tres or offer revenue
gnewting mechnisms W wpWrt Me implementation M Me
Plan.
5. Summary of Comb and Revenues
SWACO mss a pourve year e cash flow for each of Me Mean
years in be planing period. At Me end of Me pinning pound!
in 2025, SWACO andcpates a carryover of sandy 512 office
holes
H. Section 1X. Rules
1. Fsbtirg Rules
The Dialect has shMkg cabs Mao arc surnmovirced in
Sedrrn IX. The behalf reserves Me right to orate, make,
press and enforce sales In accordance and purnau to
Disease (F] (1), aI antl (3) of sectin 34301 of Me Revised
CWe and tTrvmom (C) (1), (2), (S), ad (4) of Secrn 37M 53
of the Revised C . to Me extent any suM miles are
deteninei by Me Bmd from time b tine b be necessary or
readable to implement any pmvaan or to accomplish any
objective of Ma Sold Waste Management Plan or my amended
Plan.
2. Proposed Rules
There are n new mks propored at this tree. SWACO
d Me pm n rgm M mulgafe miss ccodmce with
M3o1(C) m assist m mpkmemting my o all strategies
necessary m achieve Me waste management code of Mu
amended PRn U irdem