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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: May 20, 2008 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. (o ' e <br />SUBJECT: Recycling Processing and Collection Program Expansion Details and <br />Implementation Plan <br />DEPARTMENT: Solid Waste Management PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): <br />Attachment 1 -May 20, 2008 Staff Memo <br />Attachment 2 -March 6, 2008 BOCC <br />Meeting Agenda Item <br />Attachment 3 -February 6, 2008 Meeting <br />Information Item <br />INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Gayle Wilson 968-2885 <br />PURPOSE: To request the Board endorse the components of the FY 2008-09 Solid Waste <br />Management budget relevant to implementing the transition to commingled bottle and can <br />collection, program expansion and the proposed. timeline for implementation, pending approval <br />of the FY 2008-09 Solid Waste Enterprise Fund budget. <br />BACKGROUND: The recycling program can improve its collection efficiency and collect more <br />materials from more sources in FY 2008-09 without expansion of staff or an increase this year in <br />3-R Fees by making a transition from collecting, processing and marketing source-separated <br />cans and bottles to collecting and marketing those materials mixed together (commingled <br />containers). The synergies from those efficiency improvements will enable other expansions <br />including rural corrugated cardboard collection, expansion of commercial collections, adding <br />new plastics at drop off sites and baling of residential mixed paper. All projected program costs <br />can be managed within currently proposed budget. <br />At its March 6 meeting, the Board received a staff presentation that showed a preliminary <br />estimate of costs and benefits from this transition and authorized staff to create a detailed <br />transition plan. The details of the transition plan, costs and benefits are contained in the <br />attached staff memo. The plan includes: <br />• Reconfiguration of current recycling processing area to manage and receive commingled <br />containers; <br />• Expansion of the Urban and Rural Curbside Recycling collection to include corrugated <br />cardboard; <br />• Expansion of the drop-off recycling program to include additional source separated <br />plastics; <br />• Changing the Commercial and Drop-off recycling programs from source-separated to <br />commingled containers; <br />
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