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| Summary Generated on: | Tuesday, January 30, 2008 |
| Report Year Filed: | 2006 |
| Date Report Filed | Report not filed yet |
| Jurisdiction: | San Guacamole-Unincorporated |
| Jurisdiction Contact: | Henry Haas |
| Phone Number: | (515) 249-9999 |
| Person Completing Report: | |
| Name: | Penny Pinkerton |
| Phone: | (916) 341-6155 Ext: 3256 |
| Calculation Method: | Adjustment Method |
| Time Extensions and Alternative Goals: | This jurisdiction is not submitting an SB 1066 request at this time; however, should its Board approved diversion rate fall below 50 percent, the jurisdiction reserves the right to submit a 1066 request at that time. |
| Petition for Rural Reduction: | No. |
| BioMass: | Yes |
A-1. Calculated Diversion Rate:
| Base-Year: | 1990 | ||
| Base-Year Generation Amount (tons): | 186,681 | ||
| Base-Year Residential Generation Rate: | 28% | ||
| Reporting-Year: | 2005 | ||
| Diversion Rate Requirement: | 50% | ||
| Reporting-Year Disposal Amount (tons): | 160,000 | * | |
| Reported Disaster Waste (tons): | 12,500 | * | |
| Reported Medical Waste (tons): | 0 | ||
| Reported Regional Diversion Facility Residual Waste (tons): | 24,000 | * | |
| Reported Out-of-State Export (Diverted) (tons): | 0 | ||
| Reported Sludge Diverted Waste (tons): | 0 | ||
| Reported Other Disposal Amount (tons): | 0 | ||
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| Total Disposal Reduction Credit Amount Reported (tons): | 0 | ||
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| Total Adjusted Reporting-Year Disposal Amount (tons): | 123,500 | ||
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| Population: | User Defined | 1,276,702 | 1,390,000 | * | 8.9% | |
| Taxable Sales (x1000): | County | 13,093,613 | 24,114,228 | 84.2% | ||
| Employment: | User Defined | 655,800 | 740,100 | * | 12.9% | |
| Consumer Price Index: | State | 135.0 | 174.8 | 29.5% | ||
| Change in Residential Sector (%): | 18.2% | Growth | |
| Change in Non-Residential Sector (%): | 27.5% | Growth | |
| Estimated Reporting-Year Generation Tonnage: | 233,222 | ||
| Biomass Tonnage Reported: | 11,640 | ||
| The Calculated Reporting-Year Diversion Rate (%) Before Biomass Credit: | 47% | ||
| Biomass Credit: | 7% | ||
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| Reporting-Year Diversion Rate (%) After Biomass Credit: | 54% |
Diversion Rate Accuracy:
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| 1. Are there extenuating circumstances pertaining to your jurisdiction's diversion rate that the Board should consider, as authorized by the Public Resources Code Section 41821(c). If so, please use the space below to tell the Board. If you wish to attach additional information to your annual report, please send those items or electronic files to your local assistance staff representative; include a brief description of those files below. | |||||||||
Jurisdiction's response: |
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| No, we are above 50%. | |||||||||
Question: |
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2. The statistical accuracy of the adjustment method is
documented for jurisdiction waste generation growth of up to 14 %.
If jurisdiction growth since the base year exceeds 14%, it does not
necessarily indicate an Adjustment Method estimate is inaccurate.
However, doubt about the predictive value of a base year increases as
residential and/or non-residential growth increase beyond 14 %.
If either the residential or non-residential sector grew more than 14% since the base year, explain how your base year is still representative of your jurisdiction's waste stream. If you need assistance answering this question, contact your local assistance staff representative. |
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Jurisdiction's response: |
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| Growth has been balanced throughout the county and the waste stream has not changed significantly. | |||||||||
| Adjustment factor used | Source of adjustment factor | |
| Population: | User Defined | Answer required |
| Taxable Sales: | County | Not required |
| Employment: | User Defined | Answer required |
| Consumer Price Index: | State | Not required |
You have indicated you will use user defined adjustment factors for your jurisdictions. You will need to complete the ''Alternate Adjustment Factors Certification Sheet.'' Please see your local assistance staff representative for details.
| 1. Requesting correction to existing base year: | No |
| 2. Requesting alternative disposal tonnage: | Yes |
| 3. Requesting deductions to DRS disposal tonnage: | Yes |
Based on these selections, you must fill out the following additional sheets
- Report year disposal modification certification sheet
Although you will be able to file your electronic Annual Report without filling out this sheet, your annual report will not be deemed complete until this sheet is completed and received by CIWMB. Contact your local assistance staff representative for details.
| B1 - SWGS needs revision: | No. |
| B2 - SRRE needs revision: | No. |
| B3 - HHWE needs revision: | No. |
| B4 - NDFE | |
| Changes in use of nondisposal facilities: | No. |
| NDFE needs revision: | No. |
| Program Code | Program Name: | Owned and Operated | Program Tons | Status: | Reason: | Target Sector: |
| 1010-SR-BCM | Backyard and On-Site Composting/Mulching | No | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | ||
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| 1020-SR-BWR | Business Waste Reduction Program | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Commercial, School | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | This program has continued to gain acceptance from the business community. We performed waste audits on 32 businesses in 2001. | |||||
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| 1030-SR-PMT | Procurement | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Government | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | We have continued to add to our list of recycled products and have encouraged private businesses to do the same. | |||||
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| 1050-SR-GOV | Government Source Reduction Programs | Yes | 14 | Selected and Ongoing | Government | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | We deconstructed another county building this year and used the lumber for other purposes. | |||||
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| 1060-SR-MTE | Material Exchange, Thrift Shops | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
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| 2000-RC-CRB | Residential Curbside | Yes | 99,323 | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Switched to big blue single-stream containers in the Los Chiles and Crema Fresca areas; recycleable volumes increased by more than 30 percent in those districts. | |||||
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| 2010-RC-DRP | Residential Drop-Off | Yes | 9876 | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Program unchanged. | |||||
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| 2020-RC-BYB | Residential Buy-Back | No | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | ||
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| 2030-RC-OSP | Commercial On-Site Pickup | No | Selected and Ongoing | Commercial | ||
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| 2050-RC-SCH | School Recycling Programs | No | Alternative and Ongoing | School | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Relationships with local school districts are improving as they continue to see disposal costs decrease due to changes in solid waste handling practices. | |||||
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| 2070-RC-SNL | Special Collection Seasonal (regular) | Yes | 7522 | Alternative and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Added a special spring clean up collection run; very successful. | |||||
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| 2080-RC-SPE | Special Collection Events | Yes | Residential | |||
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| 3000-CM-RCG | Residential Curbside Greenwaste Collection | Yes | 23454 | Alternative and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Volumes continue to increase. | |||||
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| 3010-CM-RSG | Residential Self-haul Greenwaste | Yes | 8844 | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Program unchanged. | |||||
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| 4010-SP-SLG | Sludge (sewage/industrial) | Yes | 12242 | Selected and Ongoing | Industrial | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Program unchanged. | |||||
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| 4020-SP-TRS | Tires | Yes | 909 | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Added a second tire amnesty day this year because of demand. | |||||
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| 4030-SP-WHG | White Goods | Yes | 1686 | Selected and Ongoing | Residential | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Program unchanged. | |||||
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| 4040-SP-SCM | Scrap Metal | Yes | 888 | Selected and Ongoing | Commercial | |
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| 4050-SP-WDW | Wood Waste | Yes | 4412 | Selected and Ongoing | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Working with commercial haulers to divert more wood from C & D projects. Best wood now being sold to salvage yards. | |||||
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| 4060-SP-CAR | Concrete/Asphalt/Rubble | Yes | 14578 | Selected and Ongoing | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Program keeps growing due to demand. | |||||
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| 4090-SP-RND | Rendering | No | Selected and Ongoing | |||
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| 5000-ED-ELC | Electronic (radio ,TV, web, hotlines) | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Residential, Commercial | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Series of new public service announcements accompanying the rollout of the big blue bins. | |||||
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| 5010-ED-PRN | Print (brochures, flyers, guides, news articles) | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Residential, Commercial | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Brochures being mailed to all households getting the new blue bins. | |||||
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| 5020-ED-OUT | Outreach (tech assistance, presentations, awards, fairs, field trips) | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Residential, School | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Attended 42 local events, 16 local commission meetings, and provided assistance to 19 local businesses and agencies this year. | |||||
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| 5030-ED-SCH | Schools (education and curriculum) | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | School | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Model curriculum was revised and is well accepted by local school districts. | |||||
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| 6010-PI-EIN | Economic Incentives | Yes | N/A | Alternative and Ongoing | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Rate structures were revisited to provide additional incentives for throwing away less. | |||||
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| 6020-PI-ORD | Ordinances | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | Government | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | Covered load ordinance adopted by Board of Supervisors in September. | |||||
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| 7000-FR-MRF | MRF | Yes | 88212 | Selected and Ongoing | Commercial | |
| Additions to Program Notes: | MRF running at full capacity. We are examining expansion options. | |||||
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| 7020-FR-TST | Transfer Station | No | Selected and Ongoing | |||
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| 7030-FR-CMF | Composting Facility | No | Selected and Ongoing | |||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Composting facility is running at capacity and we are examining expansion options. | |||||
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| 7040-FR-ADC | Alternative Daily Cover | Yes | 499 | Alternative and Ongoing | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Most green waste going to compost now. | |||||
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| 9000-HH-PMF | Permanent Facility | No | Selected and Ongoing | |||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Permanent facility now accepts paint, oil, solvents, pesticides and antifreeze. | |||||
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| 9010-HH-MPC | Mobile or Periodic Collection | No | Alternative and Ongoing | All sectors | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Mobile unit now out almost every weekend. | |||||
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| 9040-HH-EDP | Education Programs | Yes | N/A | Selected and Ongoing | ||
| Additions to Program Notes: | Have increased visits to schools and community events in lower-income areas. | |||||
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No program added during this reporting year.
| D1 - Summary plan needs revision: | No |
| E1 - Total agency-wide disposal capacity: | 25 years |
| E2 - Siting element needs revision: | No |
| F1 - Areas of concern: | No |
| F2 - Conditional approvals: | No |
| G1 - Local compost/mulch use: | Yes |
| All of our parks use locally produced compost and mulch around trees and seasonal plantings. | |
| G2 - Compost/mulch procurement policy: | No |
| G3 - Food waste program: | Yes |
| Some local restaurants are sending their scraps to a local hog farm. | |
| G4 - Greenwaste program: | Yes |
| Green waste is placed in a 90-gallon green can. | |
| G5 - Overall Benefits: | Yes |
| Watering costs are down 15 percent in local parks and plant mortality is decreased by 30 percent. |
In some of our most remote areas we now make a chipper available so these residents can mulch greenwaste on site. This saves a lot of transportation costs.
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