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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 95-162 - Approve & Adopt the County of Shasta non-Disposal Facilities element of the Intergrated Waste Mgmt plan, per Public Resources code Sect 41730 ET. SEQ. I� { � � RESOLUTION NO. 95- ��0� A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE COUNTY OF SHASTA NON- DISPOSAL FACILITIES ELEMENT OF THE INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN, PURSUANT TO PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE SECTION 41730 ET. SEQ. WHEREAS, California Public Resources Code Sections 41730 et seq. requires the City of Redding to prepare and adopt a Non- Disposal Facilities Element for incorporation into the Integrated Waste Management Plan; and WHEREAS, a Non-Disposal Facilities Element has been prepared, consistent with state law, and has been reviewed by all participating jurisdictions and the Solid Waste Task Force; and WHEREAS, the adoption of the Non-Disposal Facilities Element is not subject to environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act as indicated by PRC section 41735 (a) ; and WHEREAS, the Solid Waste Tax Force has recommended approval of the Non-Disposal Facilities Element, which has been prepared for the jurisdictions of Shasta County (unincorporated area) and the cities of Redding, Anderson, and Shasta Lake; and WHEREAS, the Non-Disposal Facilities Element has been considered by the Council at a duly noticed public hearing; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Redding as follows : ^� v 1 . The City Council hereby approves and adopts the Non- \� Disposal Facilities Element of the Integrated Waste Management (n� _� Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof . \ 2 . The City Council hereby directs the City Manager or his � designee to transmit a certified copy of this Resolution to the �1 � � � � County of Shasta Director of Public Works, notifying the County that the Non-Disposal Facilities Element of the Integrated Waste Management Plan has been adopted by the City of Redding for incorporation into the County-wide Integrated Waste Management Plan. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was introduced, read, and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 18th day of July, 1995 , by the following vote : AYES : COUNCIL MEMBERS : P. Anderson, R. Anderson, McGeorge, Murray and Kehoe NOES : , COUNCIL MEMBERS : None ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS : None ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS : None DAVID A. EHOE, Ma ATTEST: , - CON3Y7CE SZ'�tOIi�IAYER, ty Clerk FORM APP�VED: . (/L."`�'7/'�li����' G. /`�� W. LEONARD WINGA E, City Attorney 2 � - � s � NON-DISPOSAL � FACILITIES ELEMENT �'''� �. ��; ��':.. �;� � :� �� �-� ��. �`` . 1 � � � � � a � � � �,; � # � ; � , ! ,y ` � .=� �- .�, ! � � 5 ��� ���. . . , .,� 'i� �.��! � .:� '� , ; 1 ,� ; r.�' t ,; � -. �ss �� i-�3 t;� � � �. County of Shasta City of Anderson City of Redding City of Shasta Lake Shasta County Depart�nent of Public Works April 19�I5 � � ! ! �1_IA.�'I'A ('OC1N'l'1'_ NON-__I_)ISI'USA1, 1�'AC'II,I'1'Y _LI,GMEN'1' Cali_for. nia Public Re�;otarces Coc�e ( PI2C) , Sections 4 ]_730 et s�q . , r. ec�uires every California city and county to prepai-e and adopt a Non-disposal I�aci.li.ty Element= (NDI�E) for all non-di.sposal facil.ities , and expansions o1- non-disposal facilities , which will be needed to implement local Source Reduction and Recycling Elements (SRREs) . A non-disposal faci.lity is de£ined as any solid waste facility required to obtain a State Solid Waste Facility Permi.t, except a disposal facility (e.g . , landfill) or a tr.ansformation facility (e.g. , an incinerator) (PRC Section 40151) . This NDFE has been prepared for the jurisdictions of Shasta County (unincorporated area) , and the cities of Redding, Anderson, and Shasta Lake. This NDFE has been submitted to all participating jurisdictions as well as the Local Task Force (LTF) for review and comment. A copy of the NDFE is also being submitted the California lntegrated Waste Management Board for review and approval . This NDFE will be appended to the region-wide SRRE at the time of the five-year revision. Within the region-wide area, there are twelve non-disposal facilities located as shown on Figure 1. Ten are transfer stations within the Shasta County unincorporated area. One other transfer station, the Buckeye Transfer Station, is located within the City of Shasta Lake but owned and operated by Shasta County. A materials recovery facility (MRF) and transfer station is under construction within the City of Redding and is expected to be operational in 1995 . It is anticipated that all jurisdictions will at least partially utilize the Redding MRF. The Enterprise and Old Shasta transfer stations are utilized by the City of Redding and unincorporated Shasta County. The Buckeye Transfer Station is utilized by Shasta Lake, Redding and the surrounding unincorporated areas. The remaining eight transfer stations are utilized almost exclusively by the unincorporated areas of Shasta County. Tables one through 12 , attached, provide general information regarding each non-disposal facility including the amount of waste accepted and the existing diversion rate. Although the expected diversion rates by the year 2000 for recycling and composting programs at these facilities are not specifically itemized in the SRRE, all non-disposal facilities are identified in the SRRE as a necessary component for implementati_on of overall waste diversion goa]_s _ A� indicated by PRC Section 41"135 (a) , the adoption or amendment of this element i_s not subject to envir_onmental review under_ the California Enviroi�mental Qual.ity Act. lJn:lc�ss otiherwi_se noted, al..l. i.nformati_on for thi.s non-disposal i-ac i. 7_ i_t=:ies element: wa:s obtained f rom �ol. id Wastes Faci_l ities 1'�i�mit inl.ot-mati.on and annt�<� l reports submittc�d t.� Shast� County . � SISKIYOU C0. � � ���;��:�:SPOS,�,'� rACI�ITIES -- CASTELLA " �uCKE"E TRANSFER STATION �xa �r`cLOU° ,��.'XL'R 2,� �NT�RPRISE TRANSFER STATION 9 S'�'`'`�P� �, �?�NCH GULCH TRANSFER STATION � e.'��H`AD TRANSFER STATION �. UL� SHASTA TRANSFER STATION BIG BEND g�T�'� FA�ILRISVER 6. �!.�.��ir.A TP.�NSFER STATION � 7. �OUND MOUNTAIN TRANSFER STATION � 8. �HINGLETOWN TRANSFER STATION 9. `�'�H!�MORE TRANSFER STATION C,asSEt '.� �UP,��EI' TRANSFER STATION BURNEY ': , r"�.'_L RIVER TRANSFER 5TATlON t.AKEHEAD Q � ? 2. R�DDWG SOLID WASTE TRANSF'ER� P,�CYCLING FACILIrt`( ° � MONTGOMERY CREEK g z � W ROUND '� sX�ua� MOUNTAIN � a Q RENCH , GULCH CITY OLD SHAS OAK STATION; ,�, �K BELLA RUN I Q VISTA WHITMORE d� ! XISfi�'YTO11rN ;��:: RE� I N G e° � 1.�.�' 0 LD � S ASTA ` �� � MILLVILLE , � �l Go '�::: CEDR 4 SHINGLETOWN VIOLA ` I ........ .... ....... I I '�`�\� ONO ��:`�AND SON PLU�IAS co. � � • P�.4TIN TEHAMA C0. � FIGURE 1 i � SCALE NONDISP�SaL FACILITIES ; ' " SHASTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA � S 0 5 10 MI�ES � • 't'A 13I,1: 1 13U(;KI;YI� '17ZANS1�'I?R S'I'A'1'ION � JURISDICTION/ The si.te is owned by Shasta County and located LOCATION in the City of Shasta Lake adjacent to the east side of Lake I31vd . , one-half mile nor.th of its intersection with Ashby Road (refer to Figure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 30 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 609 tons of THROUGAPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately 1 . 6% (9 . 6 tons) of the waste received at th� transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 ' � • 'I'AI3I_,E 2 ENl'F,RPKISI; '17ZANSFI�R S"I'A'I'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- Old Oregon `Prail Road, LOCATION approximately one-half mile south of State Route 44 east of the Ci.ty of Redding (refer to Figure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY ?_0 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 1, 550 tons of THROUGI-IPUT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass; aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Scrap metal is also recovered at the site. Approximately 4 .7% (73 . 6 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted, 50 tons of which is scrap metal. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 ' ' � • `I'AI�LI�; 3 FIZI?NCI I (�UL(;I I 'I'IZANSI�I��K S'I'A'I'lON � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- C.1ine Gulch Road approximately LOCATION one mile from Trinity Mountain Road near the town of French Gulch (refer to Figure 1) . TYPE$ OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 5 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 110 tons of THROUGHPUT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately . 0 . 7o (0. 8 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 - • � � 7'AI;LE 4 LAKI:I-I I;AD �I`RANSI�l�lZ S'I'A'I'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- Lakesi�ore Drive approximately LOCATION one-half mile north of the community of Lakehead (refer to Fiqure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal wASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited_ CAPACITY 25 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 231 tons of THROUGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element E%PANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately 2 . 80 (6 . 4 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 � ' � • 'I'AI;I.,I? 5 OI,1) SIIAS'I'A 'I7tANSFER S'1'A'I,ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- Middle Creek Road LOCATION approximately one-half mile north of State Route 299 near the town of Old Shasta (refer to Figure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 22 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 78 tons of THROIIGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass; aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately 1. 90 (1. 5 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 ' � � `I'A13I.,I�; fi 1'I,A'1'INA TIZANSI�I;R S'I'A'1'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- Knob Peak Road approximately LOCATION one-half mile north of State Route 36 near the town of Platina (refer to Figur. e 1) . TYPEs OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 25 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 164 . 7 tons of TIiROUGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED This facility is presently unmanned and FACILITY voluntary drop-off bins are not provided. EXPANSIONS Recycling containers and yard waste containers may be provided, but probably not until it becomes more cost effective for someone to man the facility. EXITING None of the waste received at the transfer DIVERSION station is diverted. RATE CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 . � � r i '1'A131,1? 7 ROUNI) M(_)L)N7'AIN 'I'ItANS1��EK S'1'A'1'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- `1'err. y Mill l�oad approximatel.y LOCATION one-half mi_le east of State Route 299 near the town of Round Mountain (refer to Figure 1) . TYPEB OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 20 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 137 tons of THROUGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately _ 4 . 2% (5.7 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 . � � i • •�'AI3I,l,, x SIIINGLE'I'OWN 7'1tANSFrR STA7'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- North of State Route 44 , LOCATION approximately four and one-half miles nor. theast of Shingletown (refer to Figure 1) . TYPEs OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. CAPACITY 25 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 169 tons of THROUGHPUT waste was received at the transfer station. PLI�NNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. E%ISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Approximately 2 . 80 (4 .7 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Anderson-Cottonwood Disposal (916) 221-4784 OPERATOR 1412 Commercial Way, Redding CA 96002 _ • • 'I'AI3LI? 9 �'III'I'M011l; �I7ZANSI�'I?lt S7'A'I,ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- Whitmore I�oad approximately LOCATION one-eighth of a mile west of the town of Whitmore (refer to Fiqure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes and hazardous ACCEPTED wastes are prohibited_ Some special wastes such as tires and white goods are permitted for storage and diversion. CAPACITY 25 tons per day � ANNIIAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 129 tons of THROUGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element E%PANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Scrap iron is also collected "and recycled. Approximately 11. 40 (14 .75 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted. CONTRACT Whitmore Volunteer Fire Company OPERATOR P.O. Box 91, Whitmore CA 96096 � - ' � • '1'i113I,1�; 1(1 13i11ZNl?Y `I'ItAN�t�I�,IZ S'I�A"I'ION � JURISDICTION/ Shasta County -- I�djacent to the east si.de of LOCATION Black Ranch Road, one mi.le north of State Route 299 near. the town of Burney (refer to Figure 1) . TYPES OF This transfer station accepts general municipal WASTE waste only. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazardous wastes are prohibited. White goods and automobile batteries are permitted for storaqe and diversion by the operator. CAPACITY 50 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 4 , 377 tons of THROIIGHPUT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective ( 1996-2000) FACZLITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. Burney Disposal is currently working on a grant to obtain a tub grinder for shredding greenwaste on-site and diverting it to existing co-generation plants. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as qlass , aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Scrap iron, tires and batteries are also salvaged. Approximately 4 . 5% (198 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted, 177 tons of which is scrap iron. CONTRACT Burney Disposal, Inc. , (916) 335-2723 OPERATOR P.O. Box 110 , Burney CA 96013-0110 � ' � • `1'A13I,I; 11 I�,AL1, IZIVI:IZ 'I'RANSI�'I?IZ S"1'A'I�1ON � JURZSDZCTION/ Shasta County -- Cassel-I'al ] l: i.ver. Mills I2oad LOCATION approxi.mately two miles south oi th� town of Fal_1 I�iver Mills (refer to I':igtire 1) . TYPES OF Thi.s tr. ansfer station accept; general mun.icipal WASTE waste onl.y. Liquid wastes, special wastes, and ACCEPTED hazar.dous wastes are prohibited . White goods are permitted for storage and diversion by the operator. . CAPACITY 15 tons per day ANNUAL In 1994 , a total of approximately 1, 782 tons of THROUGHPIIT waste was received at the transfer station. PLANNED A medium-term diversion objective (1996-2000) FACILITY of the Source Reduction and Recycling Element EXPANSIONS (SRRE) recommends that drop-off containers for yard waste be maintained at the transfer station. The greenwaste could be hauled to the proposed Burney Transfer Station tub grinder for processing and distribution. EXISTING Compartmentalized drop-off bins are provided at DIVERSION the transfer station for recyclable materials RATE such as glass, aluminum, tin, and newspaper. Scrap iron, tires, and batteries are also salvaged. Approximately 70 (126 tons) of the waste received at the transfer station is currently diverted, 124 tons of which is scrap iron. CONTRACT Burney Disposal, Inc. , (916) 335-2723 OPERATOR P.O. Box 110, Burney CA 96013-0110 , ' � • "I'A131,1�; 12 RI?I)llING SOLII) ��AS`I'I: 'I'IZANSI�I;IZ/ItI:CYCLIN(� l�'ACIL,IT'Y (EXI'I;C7'EU '1'O 131; OPI;IZA'I'IONAL IN 1995) JURISDICTION/ Ci.ty of Redding -- Abei-nathy Lane between LOCATION Viking Way and Tarmac Road in the City of Redding (refer to Figure 1) . TYPES OF This Mater. ials Recovery Facility accepts WASTE general residential_ , commercial and industrial ACCEPTED waste. The facility also accepts common household hazardous wastes and greenwaste for composting. Shasta County is currently a recycling zone. This facility will be available to process and prepare materials for new uses and should act as an added incentive for private businesses to participate in the recycling zone. CAPACITY 750 tons per day EXPECTED This facility is initially expected to receive, DAILY process and transfer an average of 375 to 400 THROIIGHPIIT tons of material each day. PLANNED The 750 tons per day peak capacity is the FACILITY anticipated peak tonnage after approximately 20 EXPANSIONS years of operation. No immediate facility expansions are anticipated. TARGET The gross diversion rate for all material DIVERSZON entering this facility is projected to be RATE between 17 . 3% and 21. 10 . Some of the material which will enter this facility will have already been diverted as a result of other recycling programs and will be processed at this facility. This facility is anticipated to account for a net diversion rate of up to 12% (approximately 13 , 000 tons annually) . OPERATOR City of Reddinq, (916) 27_5-4000 760 Park Avenue, Redding CA 96001-6071 *Source: Ci.ty of R�dding Rc�por.L of Station Information, 3F P.ngi.neel- ing, Novc�m}�.ei_ 1.7 , 1993 .