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• LnprompN, field-based education of SWCC rtaQ local business staff, and cilizew inaz the empleyee mterack with iv the field; Prn sing, sorting packaging, and merufesung of hnuedes imo smmge comwiners at 6mxage fannay; ana Maintenance ana servioe of ov11¢dvn in@asbvchve including wvtniacxe at drop-off points end at the smrnge facility. This duties will im~olve some beery lifting (a full S gallon bnokel ofbelterie¢ can weigh 6516s ). Additional work might mclvde surfing ofbetted into categon s. Forpurpos Of this analysis if is estimaed that Ne mtal time commitment ofRMH position to Rub e pmgvm weutd be eight (g) houre pcr wcek Amomt of Batteries Cvllec[M: I[ is difficult to estimate oM1e public response to Ne implcmcutation of a dry-cell battery recycling program. Marion County, Oeegov teas a dry-cell baMry collection program That has bcrn m existence fox five years. Using that se a model, rtefE projects that if Orange Comty copeck dry-cell baherics al dropaff ®d at oM1e ewb, we will celled roughly 4.8 imu of bettvies during year one and siz Iona of batteries during folloxdng ye¢rs. if tM1e County cheosee not to pumue coileeuon of batteries at the curb, i[ is cadmeted that Ne program will cvllmt approximately 50% fcwm beneries, or 2.4 tons m yeaz one and Ihme tons in year xvo. 9ummerv Cost Teb1e~ Thie table bolaw estimates total ousts for year 1 end 2 of the program. The coete me based on working wish a contmetor that wW provide 6hippivg, pmedsivg, and recycling sermcea projected Program Caste Curbside and Dmp-OH COI1eMlan of n -cell aafteaaa Yeer one ]5% First NU year inflated at 4s % Rec G aM Shi m 13,440 14,045 Parsormel and mlat~(pro-reed m2p% orsalaz and far ]5%pf move) ;Sfi2 9,]50 Um(bvns andPPB 05 105 Su Iles 2,195 935 AAUrstien estd Outreach -3,oW 1,5]0 (m pw[. design x Total 24,49] 24,405