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RESOLUTION NO. ,79-4/.6Y
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING
APPROVING THE SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSAL UNDER THE CALIFORNIA
BEVERAGE CONTAINER RECYCLING AND LITTER REDUCTION ACT, AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SIGN THE NECESSARY
DOCUMENTATION.
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WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of California has
enacted the California Beverage Container Recycling and Litter
Reduction Act which provides funds to certain entities for litter
abatement and recycling activities; and
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WHEREAS , the Division of Recycling has been delegated the
responsibility for the administration of the program, and setting
up necessary procedures governing the submission of proposals by
various organizations and local agencies under the program; and
WHEREAS , said procedures established by the Division of
Recycling require the proposer to certify by Resolution local
approval to submit a proposal prior to submission of said
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proposal to the State;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Redding hereby:
1 . Approves the submission of a proposal for funding under
the Division of Recycling' s Litter Abatement and Recycling
Activities Contracts Program, as set forth in the copy of the
Proposed Residential Curbside Recycling Pilot Project attached
hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
2 . Fully supports all projects within said proposal.
3 . Certifies that the proposed project is compatible with
the County Solid Waste Management Plan (CoSWMP) .
4 . Certifies that it understands the general provisions of
the sample contract agreement.
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5 . Authorizes the City Manager as agent of the City of
Redding to conduct all negotiations, execute and submit all
documents, including, but not limited to, proposals, contracts,
agreements, amendments, and payment requests which may be
necessary for the completion of the aforementioned program.
6 . Certifies that the proposed project does not replace
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previous City of Redding budgeted projects.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was
introduced and read at a regular meeting of the City Council of
the City of Redding on the 5th day of December, 1989 , and was
duly adopted at said meeting by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS : Buffum, Dahl , Fulton, Johannessen, & Carter
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
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SCOTT CARTER, Mayor
City of Redding
ATTEST:
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ET7EL A. -NICHOLS , City C''erk
by Connie -Strohmayer, Assistant
FORM ^PPROVED:
' AlDALL A. HAYS , Ci y Attorney
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PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE
RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT
City of Redding
Solid Waste Division
December 1989
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Contractor Status Form
Statement of Compliance 2
Project Summary 3
Scope of Work 6
Solid Waste Division Activities 9
Budget Breakdown Personnel Services 11
Project Team Qualification 12
Budget Breakdown by Project 13
Budget Summary 14
Implementation Schedule 15
APPENDICES:
Appendix A: Curbside Recycling Telephone Survey Results
Appendix B: Letters of Support
Appendix C: Waste Sorting Survey
Appendix D: Draft Curbside Recycling Brochure
Appendix E: Equipment Bids
Appendix F: Pilot Neighborhood Maps
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CONTRACTOR STATUS FORM
Status of Contractor Proposing to do business:
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Statewide nonprofit corporation.
Statewide nonprofit association.
California subsidiary of nationwide or
international nonprofit corporation.
Local conservation organization.
XXX City/County Government
State Contractor ' s ID Number (If applicable) :
California Corporation Number (If applicable) :
Federal Employer Identification Number:
OFFICERS: ( If applicable)
President:
Vice President:
Treasurer:
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STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE
The City of Redding (hereinafter referred to as
"prospective contractor" ) hereby certifies, unless
specifically exempted, compliance with Government Code
Section 12990 and California Administrative code, Title II,
Division 4, Chapter 4, in matters relating to the
development, implementation and maintenance of
nondiscrimination program. Prospective contractor agrees not
to unlawfully discriminate against any employee or applicant
for employment because of race, religion, color, national
origin, ancestry, physical handicap, medical condition,
marital status, sex or age (over forty) .
I hereby swear that I am duly
authorized to bind the prospective contractor to the above
described certification. I am fully aware that this
certification executed on in the County of
is made under penalty of perjury under the laws
of the State of California.
Signature
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PROJECT SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION:
Redding is located in the northern edge of the Sacramento
Valley, and is considered the hub metropolitan area for
Northeastern California. The proposed Residential
Curbside Recycling Pilot Project will serve 2, 500 homes,
which is 10% of Redding households including multi-family
units. The project will use the curbside basket method of
source separation. Each residence in the pilot
neighborhoods will receive a set of three brightly colored
recycling baskets: one for aluminum and PET beverage
containers, one for glass beverage containers, and one for
newspaper. Residents will be asked to place their baskets
on the curbside for recycling the same day as their solid
waste collection. Curbside recyclables. will be collected by
a sanitation crewman driving a pick-up truck with a fifth
wheel trailer equipped with separate bins for material
segregation. After completing his or her daily route, the
sanitation crewman will tranport the collected recycleables
to a local processor for redemption. See Appendix B for
letters of support from local processors. Revenues
generated from sale of recyclable will be used to offset
program costs. Project promotion and public education will
be an essential part of the pilot project to encourage
citizen participation.
JUSTIFICATION:
In order to extend the lifespan of the City . of Redding' s
landfill, reduce solid waste transfer transportation costs,
recover valuable resources to production, and meet State of
California recycling mandates, the Department of General
Services Division of Solid Waste is pursuing an intergrated
solid waste management policy. Along with composting and
commercial recycling, residential curbside recycling is a
important part of the City's intergrated approach to
reducing the volume of waste being landfilled.
The City of Redding' s Benton Landfill, which is located
within the city limits, annually receives 60, 000 tons of
waste from commercial and residential collection
activities. A drop off center is operated at the landfill
by a non-profit organization, People of Progress. In
addition, the Solid Waste Division operates a composting
program, a white paper recycling program, and a cardboard
recycling program. The City is committed to curbside
recycling in order to improve future recycling performance.
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The Benton Landfill is near capacity, and will be closing
January 1, 1990. In the past fiscal year, the City of
Redding successfully negotiated with the County of Shasta to
take over operation of the County' s West Central Landfill on
January 1, 1990. The West Central Landfill is estimated to
have 30 years of capacity. Starting with the New Year, City
trucks will be required to haul 26 miles round trip to
the West Central Landfill.
Curbside recycling will reduce the volume of solid waste
being tranported and disposed at the West Central Landfill.
Any volume reduction will extend landfill lifespan and
reduce transfer trips. Extention of landfill lifespan and
reduction of transfer trips will ultimately be reflected in
a long term savings to Redding. Not only will curbside
recycling be a long term savings to City residents, it
will also be assisting in protecting the environment
and saving our natural resources.
The proposed Residential Curbside Recycling Pilot Project
will be the first municipally sponsored curbside recycling
project in California north of Sacramento, and will serve as
a model for surrrounding rural communities.
A recent telephone survey of Redding residents found that
75% of the interviewees had very high interest or high
interest in a curbside recycling program. Complete survey
results are summarized in Appendix A.
Interest in a curbside recycling project has also been
expressed by local community groups and leaders. See
Appendix B for letters of support.
A waste sorting project conducted by the Solid Waste
Division found that nearly 8% of the residential waste
stream is recyclable material. Complete project results are
contained in Appendix C.
It is hoped that a curbside recycling program will raise
public awareness on the solid waste crisis. By getting
people into the habit of recycling at home, then they will
be more apt to recycle at their workplace.
The pilot neighborhoods were selected for their even
distribution of age and income. These neighborhoods were
also used in the automated residential solid waste
collection pilot project.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
The objective of the proposed Residential Curbside Recycling
Pilot Project is to effectively reduce the residential waste
stream by collecting recyclable material at the curbside,
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and raise public awareness on recycling and source reduction
through promotion and public education. The proposed pilot
project shall have a 50% percent participation rate and
reduce the residential waste stream by 5% within the pilot
population.
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SCOPE OF WORK
In order for the proposed Residential Recycling Curbside
Pilot Project to be sucessful, the project team has
identified three critical areas of work: collection
operations, promotions and public education.
I . Collection Operations
The three bin source separation method has been selected,
because the convenience will encourage participation.
The pick-up truck and fifth wheel collection trailer will
provide the greatest flexiblity for collection operations.
For example, if the truck breaks down, the collection
trailer could easlier be pulled by another truck.
Detailed records of recycling volumes and participation
rates will be kept to track progress. This data will be
used for generating monthly reports, as well as targeting
promotional efforts. This data will also be used to
evaluate the pilot project at the end of the year, and
prepare a year end report. To insure the accuracy and
gather a wide range of perspectives, the pilot project
evaluation process will include City Council Members, local
recycling processors, members of local citizen groups
interested in recycling, citizens from the pilot
neighborhoods, and City staff .
Collection operations will address stolen recycling bins and
scavenging of materials. All bins will be engraved in order
to clearly identify them as property of the City of
Redding. In order to facilitate tracing of recovered stolen
bins, each set will have an indivdual serial number. To
replace stolen or damaged containers, the proposed budget
provides for 200 extra sets of bins. In the opinion of
Redding City Attorney Randall Hays, City of Redding
Municipal Code Section 9. 28 . 090(A) prohibits removal of
materials placed at the curbside by unauthorized persons.
During the pilot project, if the project team finds stolen
containers or scavenging to be a problem, enforcement
activities will be stepped up.
The objective of the collection operation is to project a
positive image of clean professionalism which participants
can take pride in.
II . Promotions
To have a high participation rate, there will be consistent
and on-going promotion of the Residential Curbside Recycling
Pilot Project.
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A brochure explaining the pilot project will be developed.
The brochure will explain to the pilot project residences
the importance of recycling, how to use the bins, and when
to set the bins on the curbside for collection. An example
of the draft brochure is contained in Appendix D.
The brochure will include a cut out portion that residences
can fill out and return to Solid Waste Division if they are
interested in volunteering. Volunteers will be asked to act
as neighborhood recycling coordinators. They will be asked
to keep an eye out for illegal scanvenging, as well as
lobbying on non-particpating households and distributing
project information.
The Redding Police Department' s Crime Prevention Unit has
given its support to the curbside project, and will allow
Solid Waste Division representatives to ride along when
holding neighborhood watch meetings in the pilot
neighborhoods.
Letters introducing the pilot project will sent out a week
before the recycling bins are delivered. In order to
demonstrate the importance of the pilot project to
residences, the letter will emphasize the unique opportunity
of being selected as a pilot neighborhood.
A second letter will be sent out forty-five days later
reiterating the importance of the pilot program. The letter
will give an update on the project, list volumes of
materials collected, and encourage further participation.
Update flyers will provide further
promotions in the pilot
neighborhoods. These flyers will be distributed by
neighborhood volunteers and sanitation crewmen collecting
the route.
The project will have promotional refrigerator magnets, note
pads, t-shirts and automobile litter bags produced with the
project' s logo and slogan.
The project will seek out media coverage on local television
and radio boardcasts, as well as newspapers. In the past,
the local media has been supportive and responsive to Solid
Waste Division activities. Appendix B contains examples of
local newspaper articles written about curbside recycling
and Division activities. The Residential Curbside Recycling
Pilot Project will also be covered in the City' s newsletter
which is sent out to all City residences in utility bills. ,
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It is hoped that the brighty colored recycling bins will
also act to promote the project, and that the spirit of
community within the pilot neighborhoods will apply peer
pressure on non-participating households.
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III . Public Education
Public education and promotions are closely related, but the
emphasis of public education will be going to schools, civic
groups, and the public with information not only on the
Curbside Recycling Pilot Project, but also on the general
subjects of recycling, composting and source reduction.
The Project Manager is the City of Reddings' s Recycling
Coordinator. It is the Project Manager' s responsiblity to
coordinate public educational efforts.
A seven minute video and a 30 second public service
announcement (PSA) will be produced during the pilot project
year regarding curbside recycling and source separation.
Both will be produced with volunteer help available through
the community access cable television station. In addition,
Solid Waste Division staff will attend video production
classes available through the community access cable
television station. The seven minute video and the PSA will
be broadcast over community access cable., as well as being
utilized a point of departure for presentations given to
schools and community groups.
A speakers bureau will be initiated to provide interested
groups and businesses with informative presentations on
curbside recycling, composting and source reduction. In
addition to the video on curbside recycling, a slide show
will be developed to illustrate other solid waste disposal
programs and issues.
The elementary schools within the pilot neighborhoods will
be targeted for educational efforts. The primary focus will
be assembly meetings with second through sixth grade
youngsters. There will be a demonstration of the automated
collection equipment, the curbside recycling bins and the
recycling truck and trailer, as well as a discussion of the
importance of separating recyclables and diverting brush.
The Project Manager will also coordinate field trips to the
composting operation to demonstrate the "tub" grinder.
Curriculum materials will be developed for teachers to
distribute to their students.
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SOLID WASTE DIVISION ACTIVITIES
The proposed residential curbside recycling y g pilot project
will supplement the recycling and source reduction programs
that the City of Redding' s Solid Waste Division is already
pursuing.
The Solid Waste Division' s Litter Abatement Program has been
highly successful at eliminating street side litter and
mitigating illegal dumping. The Litter Abatement Program
utilizes Shasta County probationers and juvenile offenders
for litter and illegal dump site clean up. The Litter
Abatement Program also sponsors an annual spring community
clean up effort called the Clean-a-thon. The Clean-a-thon
is very effective at raising public awareness on solid waste
issues, and in 1988 the project won the CLEAN award from the
Califonia Waste Management Board.
The Solid Waste Division has fully implemented a composting
program. Brush and other organic material is diverted from
the landfill and is chipped by a portable wood waste "tub"
grinder. The Division estimates that the composting program
can reduce the waste stream by as much as 25%. Some of the ,
chipped material is sold as fuel to local electricity
generators. The remainder of the chipped material is placed
in windrolls for decomposition. Currently, the Division
plans to use the compost as soil amendment at the Benton
Landfill site and other City projects.
Over the past five years, the Solid Waste Division has moved
toward complete automation of residential and commercial
solid waste collection in order to cope with future growth
and increase efficiency. Currently, 33% of residences and
75% of businesses within the City have automated
collection. The Division is incrementally implementing
automated collection throughout the City. It is the
Division' s objective to complete automation in two years.
The Solid Waste Division is pursuing commercial recycling
programs. The Division has implemented a white paper
recycling program for City offices. It is the Division' s
desire to provide leadership for white paper recycling which
other government agencies and businesses might imitate. The
Division is in the process of developing a cardboard
recycling pilot program for major retailers which generate
large amounts of cardboard.
The Division is currently in the enviromental review phase
of siting a new transfer station and resource recovery
center. The Division is planning to design the new facility
in order to accommodate full scale commercial recycling.
According to the Division' s best estimates, the new transfer
station will be operational for in two years. As a stop
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gap, the Division is going to operate a temporary transfer
station at the Benton Landfill site until the permanent
transfer station is complete.
In order to educate the public on solid waste issues, Solid
Waste Division staff gives presentations to schools and
civic groups. The Division produced a video on the
Clean-a-thon which was very well received. In addition,
Division activities have received positive news coverage
from local newscasts and newspapers. See Appendix B.
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BUDGET BREAKDOWN
PERSONNEL SERVICES
CLASS SALARY RATE PROGRAM HOURS
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Asst. Director,
General Services $19.73 208 10%
PROJECT MANAGER
Litter Abatement
Officer $14. 48 640 33%
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNT
CLERK $ 9. 31 516 20%
SANITATION CREWMAN $13 .80 1,440 100%
WAGES AND SALARIES $38,047 .00
BENEFITS ( 32%) $12,175.04
TOTAL $50, 222 . 04
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PROJECT TEAM QUALIFICATIONS
Project Director: Robert P. Kohn
Title: Assistant Director, General Services
Bob has twelve years of experience in the solid waste
industry with five year in administration, four in
landfill operations and three in waste collection
operations. Solid waste program implemented during
Bob' s employ include the front-load container
collection system, the automated residential
collection system, the litter abatement program and the
composting program. Currently, Bob sits on the Board
of Directors of the Gold Rush Chapter of the
Governmental Refuse Collection And Disposal Association
(GRCDA) .
Project Manager: Pete D. Roach
Title: Litter Abatement Officer
Pete has eleven years of experience in the solid waste
industry with nine years in waste collection operations
and two years administering the Litter Abatement
Program. Pete headed up the start up and
implementation of the composting program. In addition,
Pete organized the First Annual Clean-a-thon in 1988
that won first place in the California Clean Community 1
Achievement contest.
Intermediate Account Clerk: Karey Kraft
Karey has five years experience in the Solid Waste
Division. Her duties include .supervision of division
customer service representatives, general office
practices, billing and correspondence.
Sanitation Crewman: To Be Determined
This will be a union bid position and appointment, and
will be governed by seniority. The person selected for
this assignment will have experience in waste
collection operations, as well as interpersonal skills
for pilot neighborhood community outreach. The
position will be assigned during the third month of
project for container delivery. The crewman will
continue full-time completely dedicated to collection
operations for the nine months.
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Personnel Services
Salaries and Wages $38,047.00
Benefits ( 32%) 12,175.04
Total $50,222. 04
Operating Expenses
Equipment
Trailer $13, 210 . 00
Heavy Duty Truck 18,000 . 00
Recycling Bins 39,840. 00
• Maintenance, Repair
& Replacement 3,453 . 00
Fuel 963 . 00
Promotions
Refrigerator Magnets $ 1,300. 00
Note Pads 1,050. 00
Letters 1, 511. 00
Brochures 280.92
Neighborhood Update
Notices 290.00
Auto Litter Bags 189.00
Public Education
PSA & Video 300.00
Total $79,450. 00 Total $55,142.96*
PROJECT GRAND TOTAL $134,592.96
TOTAL CONTRACT FUNDS REQUESTED $79,450.00
* Additional funding source does not include general
administrative costs which are not allowable under the
RFP or in-kind services provided by volunteers.
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BUDGET SUMMARY
The grand total cost of the proposed Residential Curbside
Recycling Pilot Project is $134,592. 96. The City of
Redding' s Solid Waste Division currently operates as an
enterprise and intends to fund $55,142. 96 of the project
costs from these revenues. The City of Redding' s cost for
the project will include all personnel, promotions and
public education expenses. The City is requesting
$79, 450. 00 to cover the cost of equipment. Appendix E
contains recent bids from equipment suppliers for the
recycling trailer and recycling bins. The budgeted cost for
recycling bins has been increased by 10% from the lowest bin
because of anticipated increases in the cost plastic resin
over the next six months. See letter from Toter
Incorporated in Appendix E. The cost of the heavy duty
truck, as well as fuel and maintenance costs, are based on
the City of Redding' s Fleet Manager's cost estimates.
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IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
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Milestone Date
1. Grant Awards Announced Apr. , 1990
2. Truck & Trailer Order Placed May 3, 1990
3 . Container Order Placed May 3, 1990
4. Project Brochure Order Placed May 3 , 1990
5. Project Brochure Received May 18, 1990
6. Neighborhood Letter Order Placed June 15, 1990
7. Neighborhood Letter Received June 29, 1990
8. Neighborhood Letter Sent July 20, 1990
9. First Quarter Report Submitted Aug. 1, 1990
10. Truck & Trailer Received Aug. 3 , 1990
1 11. Containers Received Aug. 3, 1990
12. Crewman Position Selected Aug. 3 , 1990
13. Containers Delivered To Pilot Households Aug. 5-9, 1990
14. Collection Operations Begin Aug. 13, 1990
15. Promotional Materials Order Placed Aug. 19, 1990
16. Follow-up Letter Order Placed Sept. 7, 1990
17. Contact Pilot Elementary Schools Sept. 7, 1990
18. Follow-up Letter Received Sept. 17, 1990
19. Follow-up Letter Sent Sept. 21, 1990
20. Promotional Materials Received Sept. 21, 1990
21. Second Quarter Report Submitted Nov. 1, 1990
22. Complete Pilot Elementary School
Presentations Nov. 2, 1990
23. Third Quarter Report Submitted Feb. 1, 1991
24. Begin Video Production Jan. 21, 1991
25. Complete Video Production Feb. 28, 1991
26. Formal Project Evaluation Process Mar. 4-8, 1991 !
27. Draft Final Report Submitted Mar. 29, 1991
28. Final Report Submitted Apr. 30, 1991
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APPENDIX A
Curbside Recycling Telephone Survey Results
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Appendix A
REDDING PUBLIC OPINION ON CURBSIDE RECYCLING
Between September 6, 1989, and September 19, 1989, Redding
Recycling Committee volunteers conducted 107 randomly
selected telephone interviews with City of Redding
residents. The objective of the survey was to assess the
level of public interest in a curbside recycling program.
The survey found an overwhelming percentage of people
believe that there is a "Solid Waste Crisis" in California,
and that recycling is a solution to the problem.
Three quarters of the interviewees stated that their
1 households currently recycle. Aluminum cans were the
number one recycled material with glass and newspaper a
close second and third.
A conflict exists between the number of the people saying
that they recycle and the volume of recycleables found in
the waste stream. If as many people are indeed recycling
as say that they are recycling, it is not reflected in the
volume recycleables in the waste stream. Perhaps many
interviewees responded positively on the recycling question
because they do recycle but not in a consistent manner.
Another possible explanation is that many interviewees know
that recycling is the right thing to do, but do not
recycle. When the interviewer asked the recycling question
they were embarrassed to admit the truth.
Of the interviewees that did not recycle, no nearby
recycling location was the number one reason they gave for
not recycling. Low redemption values, recycling is messy,
and no transportation were the next most common reasons
people gave for not recycling.
When asked what degree of interest they would have in a
curbside program, 75% of the interviewees responded very
high interest or high interest.
Even though there seems to be a high degree of interest in
curbside recycling, only 51% of the interviewees said that
they would be willing to pay a small surcharge for the
additional service. 43% said no to an additional surcharge
for curbside recycling. 7% had no opinion.
When the interviewees that were willing to pay an
additional surcharge were asked how much they would be
willing to pay, 44% said that they would pay one dollar.
16% said that they would pay 75 cents to $1 . 20% said that
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they would pay 50 to 75 cents. 20% said that they would
pay 50 cents or less.
In summary, the results of the survey indicate that the
public perceives that there is a solid waste crisis and
that recycling is one solution. This perception of a
crisis seemed to be reflected in the high degree of
interest that most interviewees have in a curbside
program. Support for a curbside program splits when an
additional charge is added to the waste collection bill.
Of the people willing to pay an additional charge most
would pay one dollar. When the people who are willing to
pay one dollar are looked at in terms of the entire sample,
they represent 22% of the interviewees.
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APPENDIX B
Letters of Support
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C1AYTONW,4Rp CO.
• PAPER AND ALUMINUM RECYCLING
• CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION PHONE (916) TREET77
• INDUSTRIAL APO COMMERCIAL WASTE REDUCTION ED
REDELLIS STREET
EDDING, CALIFORNIA 96001
November 27 , 1989
Mr . Pete Roach
City of Redding
750 Parkview Avenue
Redding , CA 96001
RE : Curbside Recycling Project
Dear Mr . Roach:
Clayton-Ward Company would enthusiastically subport your
plans for a curbside recycling project . As you are aware, we
have worked extensively with the City of Redding and local
garbage services to promote recycling . We feel this project
would be beneficial to the local citizens of Redding . We
feel that this program would have strong community support .
We get numerous requests for a program such as this from our
customer base.
Clayton-Ward Company is prepared to purchase all the
commodities your recycling project would generate. Our price
to you would be at a premium over the current fair market
value of the commodities . Our facility is conveniently
located and adequately staffed to handle all the material you
will generate. Clayton-Ward Company would be happy to assist
in any way necessary to promote your plan . We are a full
service recycling. center . We can and do handle large volumes
of material with efficiency and speed .
Please let us know when we can be of assistance to you .
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CLAYTON-WARD COMPANY
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-+ s▪ Editor• j would like to congratulate
µ 1 man or woman who•so brilliantly _,
;Editor: I-am sure.you have heard] :,,,„°,, : neup withthe:Redding Cleaiia -, y
-the saying,"A little effort goes a:long ,i..-4:47:``' "th.on.,Not.only did,the Redding area -�.
way'Well, on April 30, numerous schooiers clean seven or eight
high school students from around our tyeet`s,but"they bada terrific barbe-
community shared this theme and .:2.--,;" �i _cte and a fun time.
,gathered for a noble cause The � �r' However,'my only qualm about it is
cleaning u of our polluted city ' ,r
P T - that in comparison with the number of
streets s{' • individuals who carelessly dispose of
:,The first-ever Redding Cleanat o • their trash out car windows, the
• was a huge success. With the support , _ turnout was extremely poor.It seems
of local merchants and the_Redding ` - • 'that many times the few are doing
• chamber of Commerce, the city of ;. l i;. things for the many _
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- :Redding Litter Abatement Depart- , cµ Maybe it's •time;especially in this '-'!.<
ment proposed a fund-raiser that re - tstance, that the many_should partic
W quired the participation of local teens ire` spate::More,individuals should Bbecome ::-5''::,
By participating, not only did the r *e• volved such as: Girl Scouts, oy
:. uts campfire,4-H clubs,other 4 �-.
`-- .teens raise funds for their respective ,„ �-
service organizations and Redding
kr high §drools, but they were allowed a
chance to reward the community that : . ��ttzens,-�dg° ,>,
has given so much °`-•;- • � tIt,should be a group effort of all the :-1-1-1..
' ,I speak for all participants in-saying• ' 4.' . , - ;,ettizens of Redding It's not,just to my ri,
khat it was definite] at experience. but also in yours and your
y xperience.
• Our group alone filled some 54 bags •
�� 'it�eighbor S. :,
i The simple solution would be to ask .:
with streetsidetrash. I am glad I
could be a ... .
part of this worthwhile , • ;people not to litter but for some that
cause. -Pl. • 4.r►ay be too difficult andaski eg a lot
JAMES M. KREIDER • Sp�.the meantime, take some re
Shasta High School ' -sponslbility, do your, part, and keep
Redding • $�eddmg clean
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f - tAtliZ�. - - paper cups, beer cans, fast food
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city parks. Redding is such a beauti
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- 1 (�� the litter problem is getting worse..
So, children remind your parents
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S dren to put the cup in the trash cin.
Walking 10 feet to one in our parksI
t is really pain less.
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Redding explores curbside recycling,
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ng program
, of Redding' waste strum iiet','curbside recycling program.
t • - By JON LEWIS . ; • --,-,-;-il, g 41-1----:=7*--.*,-,--r• .--.' -- ---1 --P- •- ‘ --, •
Redding's waste stream by 25 pergent WI, .
A eulbsidotCycling Pregted41"iutaRecyCl'v itileit" ims'A---‘ -;'..7,-.-yodivelurtedntarybanasdis thatathtetakesPeoplepolafcePragreson as 4;'
, . wantsmoreITiledormNaantiocYnBonuffunithe program;
on the horizon, although city officials r.„. :,-.ggamima , (POP). IdfiltosiOurce recovery center at the
perform the service at less expense.
and whether the private sector can
11 , have balked at a proposal to start this' ,,,,,,- , „ er,
' summer. :''--' ' -1Here s a list of household Items
Ralph Eymann, program mTag '..- Howoodeverthite's fodotorene,Bwudfrnioolsoalddesrooyhe is.1:
- The quesfion before the City Council,. .,-,.,i thilt.gra' n barefyclefirl... i .., said the center is a full-service tr op-off' co
i --, centerthat accepts everything from ' cling.
IN AlurillitUto'Cono5 AI; '' '''''
was whether to spend$68,000 on a one-', '1- ,,. .,,.= aluminum caw to used crankcases' Mayor Carter agreed.
. year pilot program that would-have "' •.11.,Glasa'1,l9tiles and Jar,s 'I ome bles sold to fimi POP ' "I thought it was a good idea. My
sanitation wea-kers picking up;recyr-la- ,•• ,..OplagOiloAibOttig ':, -,-
-"'''.--$,- -1--; ..' ' 'programs while other items,like cloth-
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hiss once a week from 2,500 homes. - 4"7".. it,Newoinpors •eel; '• 'r -,• • ' ' • "" d lian
1 .--; g• In&furniture an app ces,ore .d... sentimentsitIo oomearthine wgewshoo,videdggoot ahtoeadodt.wthoth
- ' As encouragement,the state'of Cali-Pr. , scAinkcase pi . ,..,...): ,,
' ed as emergency maid-Ince to brollies, said.
fornia offered$75,000 for the purchase of.7-! --!r..,„41... ---:-.4-le--,,,--•t-..;4,,•-• - -- •
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, colored plastic baskets to be filled with t, .1„,?..f...u04u‘k, ,...1.-,/T.I.s'A i ''', ' Eymann said. _ . • , _ _ u • Dahl, whose motion in favor of the
Masingale,who said be's excite abo t
aluminum taps,bottles,newspapers and -., aseieinsammeamaaammummumw ,, ____ program died for lackofoefoavirseclnood,environmentally'
1 ''-- :- -the curbside recycling program sug recycling is not
plastic bottles. - -,1*•:-•-`•-• ''.; -: : -,,i,,,•,,,,-,,, „. - - •
Bested it may have lacked some appeal correct,but it must take place.
-- i- The council voted to table the project;-:-programs.
• . and skip the April 24 deadline'for the--.,, One bill'approved by the AssemblyineeRedding,unlike dozens of cites in
state recycling grant. -,,4-' ;. - -; ----.. ' California,alif ::
.Ways and Means Committee would orm'a,is not facing a landfill . ..'
"It's inevitable,we're going to have to,
Councilman Lee Fulton said,the-/•'-'make"integrated waste management"a . City Manager Robert Christaferson look at it.You either bury your garbage,
. program was too big,a b , .
urden and 1 state policy and require cities to submit ,said the curbside recycling Ingram .
premature for Bedding, - ; ithey willreduce- ---,plans showing howlam it or recycle it,"Dahl said.
their would most likbly be a money low,but ' The city landfill is scheduled for
-"I don't thinkpeople-are going to be 4 waste stream by 5 percent a year until 'the city.would be buying future landfill closure Jan. 1, the date Redding as-
happy about carrying four bins out to the'; the amount of garbage burled in landfills space.
sumes management of the Shasta Calm-1,
' curb. I don't feel we're ready for It," or burned is cut in half. ' However, the city's Invest of ty west central landfill. The county
4 'Fulton said at the council's April 18 Masingale said the state will offer $68,000 would only extend to 14 pireenmt. landfill has a 30-year life expectancy. ,
another recycling grant in October and • of Redding's 17,898 residential . ,
meeting. ' •
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Ron Masingale, director of Redding's council members Mike Dahl, Maurice. •.era,"and to extend it out is a sularran_ tial,
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general Bermes department,said there Johannessen and Scott Carter have said • cost.With the fiscal constraints we have, process brush and prunings, which
was considerable interest in recycling they would'support.the city's involve- you don't want to geti involvai in a
,.when the city started its automated ' ment at that time. .- • . .,,:---;-. loser,"Christofferson cL . • represent approximately 20 percent to
tter 30 percent of the trash delivered to the
collection progrlan.' • • '' • "This maybe the time to get'used to ;- Christofferson said the city n ,, andill. - ,• . .
' The state Legislature is interested too , doing things on a small scale and grow Redding Reports, would be used to'y, . •
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, -and is expected to sign into law one or, pith it,"Johiumessen said.'• ' - , -survey utility customers and determine;..' The mulch will be used to vegetate the
1 - howmuch support there is:for a landfill once it closes. •- '
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Wood and brush waste is recycled Into mounds of mulch for use as compost at the city landfill
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Redding prepares to feed 12 1/2 nit on baby
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their first lessons on the fine points of a,-..1 4.fti47.4:::.' ,,-e/Wil?"'''' ' ', ''.- ; " , ,,-,
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Pete Roach, Redding's litter abate-% 4;:'.-- -,,' :'. • . NI a r ' iv:- . *,. 7.'••-,,`'. •-•;.' -'s,-...t...,,,,,,..-.,-1- -.. XI irr, .., , —.,- ,, ,
„ ment officer, said tbe$140,000 grinder ltl ":4- ,: • . Pk , ,,,, to , ,
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will serve two purposes - •• :1,..".',, ,.. 0,,..,Trilip,d .., .,,,, --,---75,AtT,.,--::: 9,,foA.-el.v2etrgy,,'-.4,;-,-kz._rt*_::-,-- ('I-
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brush,twigs leaves and grass,the big •..,"/„',..V-\** -3' i'e ;,. .W.,'Pl• ie..,,, .,,.i...:: ',.",;.'?.:*4.."...,*-4*..11-",i',-Tr",i'VX;?..r7tti**‘-*;:r''''.'"""*.-'7P-i:".-At`•:::*''''''-4-4;C5.-1-:`-'1-1-1711 -"r;*--1.'-'-ri':;•''''''.'-''''''
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With less waste to bury,Roach said "Tub"grinder seal ' ', ill .2,411.' '";.*:..S.r...4,'''.?;' ".i', : 1.4'-'•';',011,14;,,
the landfill's limited capacity can more , ,te.e..i4iy11., rt-i.."-..,-- 9ie- i.,-0,4,..„.--,,..
1 , easily be 1=•etelied to meet its Jan. 1 .-Z4V0i,i.'.'i'.{.Z-.1-I.:.-0 , ,li,o•i,:4+,7.4.N.
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out in long windrows and allowed to
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Bob Kohn., the assistant director of 12,9 ,,,,,,,,,,";, ,k -_-,.:,--...v.i., ,r,re'4,",,..4,-i,,,,,,--_-• ,,,,7.,..::`,;,,,-;...•!,1,:,
general services for Bedding,said the - Pete Roach
1 • compost will be used to help restore a Curtis Pettitt of Grass Valley prepares city's new grinder
I ' ground cover of grass and shrubs on the ,
landfilTs"tem"of soil.
ding's first significant step toward recy- The City Council will consider pursu-
. Redding will take over operation of the 'We're way ahead of a lot of other cling on a citywide basis, ing a state grant in October to establish '
Shasta Comely west central landfill near communities.I think this le a reell,y,good "Anything we can keep out of the a curbside recycling program for alund-
leo starting in January.The city plans to thing for the community and will neiP landfill is recycling as far as we're num cans, bottles, newspapers and ,
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operate a tem1PorarY transfer station at our envirorunent,"Roach said. concerned,"Masingale said. plastic bottles,
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,'•, the city femme until a permanent goo Masingale, director of general ' Bills pending in the state Legislature "This is kind of a dream come true for ,
- •transfer
bon is indit at another • services for Redding, said the grinder ' that are expected to be signed tato law
me," Kohn said as he watched the
11 location. ' t ' - may be able to defray its expense by., this year would make greMer use of winder hum a large stack of prunings
Roach sand such hidustrial.streagth _&wins up dry wood waste Into wood recycling a state policy and require cities into a small mound of mulch.worked out here 1 980 1984.
their waste volume "I to
grinders am being used In 1411Angele°.-*-chiPi the
city
can Beit as
fuel to to reduce by 5 d I jus uldn't tend to b all that i
1 *._, e San Diego amd other larger metropolitan' cogeneration power plants. ,.-percent a year until the amount of an t co s ._, .ury
else*rePresents Re& ' garbage buried in landfills is(idle halt • ' brUsh,"Kohn sad. '. ' ...- •
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