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2024-493-E-Solid Waste-Kessler Consulting-Waste Sort
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8/22/2024
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8/22/2024
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8/27/2024
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Orange County, North Carolina <br />Proposal - Waste Characterization Study <br /> <br /> Orange County WCS KCI Proposal <br />30 <br />✓ Waste Composition Studies, Manatee County, FL <br />Mitch directed two two-season studies of the composition of solid waste delivered to the county’s <br />Lena Road Landfill, the first in 2011/12 and the second in 2018/19. The studies assessed waste from <br />three generator sectors: single-family residential, multi-family residential, and commercial. KCI was <br />responsible for all aspects of project planning, sorting activities, and report preparation. The <br />2018/19 study revealed that 28 percent of the waste received at the landfill could have been <br />recycled through existing county-sponsored recycling programs. Another 30 percent consisted of <br />organics that could potentially be composted if collection and processing infrastructure were <br />established. The 2018/19 study also examined construction and demolition and site clean-up debris <br />delivered to the landfill to identify opportunities for diversion and recovery. Approximately 68 <br />percent and 44 percent of these waste streams, respectively, consisted of potentially recyclable <br />materials. <br />Results of the 2011/2012 study led the county to convert to carted single stream recycling, which in <br />turn led to a 48 percent increase in residential recycling. The 2018/19 study results were used in <br />development of a Solid Waste Master Plan to identify additional opportunities to increase waste <br />diversion and recycling. <br />✓ Residential Recycling Composition Studies, The Recycling Partnership, United States <br />Since 2014, KCI has worked on multiple projects to assist in advancing TRP’s mission to increase <br />residential recycling in communities across the country. Mitch has served as project director on <br />projects designed to evaluate participation rates, recovery rates, intervention strategy success rates, <br />and is currently directing a project titled “Longitudinal Capture Studies” to conduct multi-year <br />composition studies in communities across the nation tracking long-term recyclables generation and <br />capture rates over time. <br />✓ Waste and Recyclables Processing and Compost Operations and Marketing, Emerald Coast <br />Utilities Authority (ECUA), Pensacola, FL <br />Mitch has directed numerous ECUA projects for nearly a decade. Most recently Mitch guided ECUA <br />through the procurement and negotiation steps of developing a state-of-the-art materials recovery <br />facility (MRF) for single stream recyclables. With KCI’s assistance, ECUA was able to go from initial <br />request for proposals to an operating MRF in less than a year! As part of the MRF development and <br />ongoing assistance, Mitch directed four recyclables composition studies, oversaw the performance <br />test for the MRF equipment, and guided ECUA through transition from a private operator to <br />operating the MRF and marketing the recycled commodities themselves. <br />✓ Waste Characterization Study, Lee County, FL <br />KCI has been contracted by Lee County to provide a WCS of trash processed at Lee County’s <br />Resource Recovery Facility (RRF). This 5-day study (analyzing 40 samples) will quantify the <br />recyclables found in the waste stream. This will provide the County’s public education team with an <br />understanding of the quantity and typology of recyclables being disposed. These results will also <br />provide detailed descriptions of major types of waste and an understanding of materials that may <br />present new diversion opportunities in the future. <br />Docusign Envelope ID: 1223AA0B-DDEC-4EBE-8FEA-427010558A5C
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