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Home My WebLink About _ 4.11(d) Accept CalRecycle grant Funding � � �' � � � � � � ' � �' � � ' � ` CITY OF REDDING REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: May 20,2025 FROM: Michael Webb, Public Works ITEIVI NO. 4.11(d) Director ***APPROVED BY*** � �c a� � �bEi� 'c�r�Cs I7�reetcsr 5;t�r'2t}`?� r5�' �p�i��,C�i �r� �, ^��'1�,{'2{�?. mwebb@cityofredding.org btippin@cityofredding.org SUBJECT: 4.11(d)--Accept CalRecycle Grant Funding Recommendation Authorize and approve the following: (1) Approve and ratify the City Manager's signature accepting grant funding in the amount of$4,091,013 froin CalRecycle to replace and upgrade the existing Solid Waste Utility's 1Vlaterial Recovery Facility sort 1ine; and (2) Adopt Resolution approving and adopting the '78��Amendment to City Budget Resolution No. 2023-060 appropriating $4,091,020 in state grant funds for the project. Fiscal Impact The City of Redding's (City) Solid Waste Utility's Material Recover Facility (MRF) sort line project's total cost is estimated to be $4,500,000 and will be funded by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program funding and the Solid Waste Utility fund. The CalRecycle grant will provide $4,091,013 towards the project while Solid Waste Utility wi11 provide the balance. Note, the Solid Waste Utility has previously budgeted $3,200,000 towards this project. Any funds budgeted, but not used, for this project by the So1id Waste Utility will return to the Solid Waste Utility Account. Alte�native Action The City Council (Council) may decline to accept this grant funding. By doing so, this project would need to be fully funded by the Solid Waste Utility, as CalRecycle would allocate these grant funds to another agency. Report to Redding City Council May 13,Z025 Re: 4.12(d)Accept CalRecycle grant Funa'ing Page 2 Background/Analysis The current MRF sort line was originally completed in 2002. The age and condition of the current equipment contributes to sort line downtime, due to the amount of maintenance and repairs needed. When operating properly, the current sort line can process three tons of recyclable material per hour. The amount of recyelable material collected currently exceeds the sorting capacity of the equipment, ultimately resulting in the So1id Waste Utility sending 910 tons of excess recyclable material (based on a four-year average) to another facility at a cost of $95 per ton not including staff time and equipment rates to transfer the material. The upgraded sort line is expected to be able to process 10 tons of recyclable material per hour. This upgraded capacity wi11 allow all of the current recyclable material to be sorted, whi]e also providing the capacity for future expected growth in the City's recycling material collection. Being able to process a11 incoming recyclable material wi11 both decrease our expenses by significantly reducing the need to haul material to another facility, and increase our revenue by sorting additional recycling material. On December 3, 2024, the Council adopted Resolution No. 2024-102 authorizing the submission of applications for all CalRecycle grants for which the City is eligible through December 3, 2029. The Resolution also authorized the City Manager, or designee, to execute in the name of the City all grant documents, applications, agreements, amendments, and requests for payment, necessary to secure grant funds and implement the approved grant project. On April 28, 2025, CalRecycle notified the City that the grant request was approved for $4,091,013. The Grant agreement acceptance was required to be returned to CalRecycle by May 12, 2025. Due to the short turn around time the City Manager needed to sign the grant agreement and then have the signature ratified by Council. Environmental Review Funding acceptance is not a project as defined by the California Environmental Quality Aet (CEQA), and no further action is reguired at this time. The future RMF sort line improvements will be reviewed for CEQA compliance and staff will return to Council for approval at contract award. Council P�iority/City ManageN Goals ■ Government of the 21st Century — `Be relevant and proactive to the opportunities and challenges of today's residents and workforce. Anticipate the future to make better decisions today." Attachments ^Resolution ^QIGl -Award RFA - signed ^City of Redding QIGl-22-0005 Grant Agreement Reso. 2024-102 -Authorizing Submittal of Application(s) for all CalRecycle Grants Previous staff report 120324 Resolution No. 2025 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF REDDING APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE '78t''AMENDMENT TO CITY BUDGET RESOLUTION NO. 2023-060 APPROPRIATING $4,091,020 IN GRANT FUNDING FROM CAL RECYCLE TO REPLACE AND UPGRADE THE EXISTING MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY (MRF) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024-25 BE IT RESOL VED B Y THE CITY COZINCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING THAT Budget Resolution No. 2023-060 be and is hereby amended as follows: FUND DIVISION DESCRIPTION TNCREASE DECREASE 251 6505 Resource Recovery $4,09],020 THAT account titles and numbers requiring adjustments by this Resolution are as follows: USE SOURCE OF FUNDS OF FUNDS Increase(Decrease)Revenue 251-6505-3632001-00000 State Grant Capital-Solid Waste $ 4,091,020 Increase Expenditures 251-6505-7300004-00000 Building Improvements $ 4,091,020 Total $ 4,091,020 $ 4,091,020 THAT the purpose is to appropriate $4,091,020 in grant funding from CalRecycle for MRF Expansion project for fiscal year 2024-25. T HEREBY CERTTFY that the foregoing Resolution was introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 20th day of May, 2025 and was duly adopted at said meeting by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: JACK MUNNS, Mayor ATTEST: FORM APPROVAL: SHARLENE TIPTON, City Clerk CHRISTIAN M. CURTIS, City Attorney Request for Approval To: Michelle Martin Deputy Director, Division of the Circular Economy From: Lauren Barva Branch Chief, Financial Resources Management Branch 2 Request Date: April 18, 2025 Decision Subject: Awards for the Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program (AB 179, Fiscal Year 2022-23) Action By: April 22, 2025 Summary of Request Staff requests approval of 9 (nine) grant awards in the amount of$46,272,159 for the competitive Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program (Program) for fiscal year (FY) 2022-23. Funding The FY 2022-23 Budget Act, Assembly Bill (AB) 179, allocated $50,000,000 to CalRecycle from the California Beverage Container Recycling Fund for the Program, with $2,500,000 reserved to cover administrative costs. The remaining funding in the amount of$47,500,000 is recommended to award Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program. Table 1 . Funding_ Arnount Amaunt to Amount Fund Source Line Itern Available Fund Item Rernaining California Beverage $47,500,000 $46,272,159 $1,227,841 Local Assistance Container Recycling ; /Grants Fund Account (FY 2022-23) Background and Findings Statutory Authority The Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) was appropriated $50,000,000 from the California Beverage Container Recycling Fund to support the Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program. Of the amount appropriated in this item, $50,D00,000 is available to support grants in the Quality lncentive Payment Program, pursuant to Section 14549.1 of the Public Resources Code. Page 1 of 5 Program Background The fundamental goal of the Program is to provide infrastructure costs related to sorting of materials for creating clean streams of beverage container materials that are substantially free of contamination from existing curbside recycling programs or drop-off collection programs. Criteria and Process The Eligibility, Scoring Criteria, and Evaluation Process was discussed at the June 10, 2024 CalRecycle meeting and subsequently approved by the Acting Deputy Director. The Notice of Funds Available was placed on the CalRecycle web site on September 24, 2024, with an appropriate notice sent to interested parties. Applications were due November 19, 2024, with a secondary due date of December 3, 2024 for authorizing documentation submission. CalRecycle received 37 applications requesting $207,446,997.79. Staff reviewed the applications in accordance with the approved �I� �bili� ��c�ri��ri��ri�, ��d ��I��t�� (�rc�� f�sr th� ��r�c�� r�t�ir��r� ��1i�� I��r��r��ar� �r�r�fi �rc� r�rr� (https://www2.calrecycle.ca.gov/PublicNotices/Details/5454). Subsequently, 4 applications did not receive a passing score, 1 withdrew their application, 11 applications received a passing score but grant funding was exhausted, and 12 were disqualified for multiple reasons including incomplete applications, ineligible applicant type, ineligible project type and costs, and not meeting the required minimum and maximum grant award. The maximum grant award is $10,000,000 for a single applicant. CalRecycle conducted a random selection drawing for two applicants with the same score on the funding line to determine the recommended funding order of the eligible applicants. Staff proposes to fund 9 of the 37 applicants. If additional monies become available, staff recommends funding the remaining applicants. Listed below are the projects recommended for funding. City of Bakersfield Amount: $5,147,934 Summary: In 2019, the City of Bakersfield acquired a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) to process recyclables from its curbside programs. The MRF, which processes a variety of materials, currently struggles with outdated equipment, limiting its capacity and causing frequent breakdowns that result in outsourcing costs and lost revenue. In March 2024, the city selected Green Machine to redesign the facility with a focus on efficiency and contamination reduction. The planned upgrades aim to modernize the sorting line and reduce manual labor. These improvements are expected to reduce contamination by 10-15 percent, increase California Redemption Value materials by 10 percent, and enable the facility to capture additional recyclable materials. This project is expected to cost approximately $5.1 million and improve the overall quality and efficiency of the recycling process, and enable the facility to capture additional recyclable materials. This project is expected to cost approximately $5.1 million and improve the overall quality and efficiency of the recycling process. City of Sunnyvale Amount: $6,575,000 Summary: The City of Sunnyvale is requesting $6,575,000 to assist with the upgrade of 10 tons per hour recycling processing system and 100 tons per hour Municipal Solid Waste processing system to recover additional beverage containers from the Sunnyvale and Mountain View service areas. Grant funded infrastructure will be used to recover aluminum cans, ferrous Page 2 of 5 bimetal containers, Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) (California Redemption Value and non- California Redemption Value), High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE-C, HDPE-N), Polypropylene (PP), glass, and carton containers at the Sunnyvale Materials Recovery and Transfer Station (SMaRT Station0). Mid-Valley Recycling, LLC Amount: $4,595,898 Summary: Mid Valley Recycling Material Recovery Facility (MRF) CP Line Retrofit Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Communication System �ine Upgrade. Founded in 1997, Mid-Valley Disposal (MVD) is the leading locally owned and operated company that provides recycling, organics, and solid waste services in the Central Valley. Under the same ownership of MVD, Mid-Valley Recycling, LLC (MVR) owns and operates a regional material recovery facility in Fresno. MVR has partnered with CP Group Sorting Technologies for a complete redesign of the commercial processing line to incorporate new technologies and expand capacity for beverage container recovery. The new processing line will be equipped with larger belt capacities, more efficient fiber screens, two optical sorters and three AI robots targeting beverage containers, and an eddy current for aluminum recovery. The redesigned line will increase recovery of containers by approximately 250 TPY (tons per year). SANCO Services LP Amount: $4,879,712 Summary: SANCO will be purchasing four equipment upgrades for its material recovery facility's recycling processing line. This consists of a glass decontamination unit, three optical sorters, and the associated conveyors and feeders included in the quotes for such equipment. The glass decontamination unit is designed to improve the quality of our glass, while the three optical sorters each remove non-California Redemption Value materials from the California Redemption Value recovery stations thereby improving the quality and quantity of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) and aluminum beverage containers that are sold for remanufacture. Ming's Resource Corporation Amount: $5,349,286 Summary: Installation of optical sorting equipment to sort California Redemption Value from grocers, dealer cooperatives, and public venues. The proposed project aims to enhance sorting infrastructure in Northern California, providing high-quality commingled sorting services to high- volume California Redemption Value locations including grocer cooperatives, public venues, sports arenas, special events, convention centers, colleges, casinos, hotels, and airports. The infrastructure will support in-store return programs that collect California Redemption Value materials from consumers not part of dealer cooperatives. Mings will also facilitate backhauling from distribution centers. Marin Sanitary Service Amount: $1,598,181 Summary: Marin Sanitary Service operates a materials recovery facility in San Rafael, California and currently receives California Redemption Value materials from the Marin County jurisdictions. These materials, which include aluminum, glass, and plastic, are all processed, sorted, and prepared for sale to end markets to be remanufactured. This grant will fund optical sorting equipment that will reduce the amount of contamination in these outbound materials while increasing yields. Page 3 of 5 City of Redding Amount: $4,091,013 Summary: Grant funds will be used to replace and upgrade the existing Material Recovery Facility (MRF) sort line. Modernizing the sort line will increase the amount of throughput of materials. The City of Redding also expects to see an improvement in contamination removal and recyclable material captured with the new equipment. BLT Enterprises of Fremont LLC Amount: $4,035,135 Summary: Fremont Recycling and Transfer Station (BLT) is a regional Material Recovery Facility (MRF) that receives material from the City of Fremont. The facility is a Registered Curbside Program for reclaiming California Redemption Value materials. BLT is seeking grant funding to purchase four optical sorters, two robots, and the supporting equipment to upgrade this MRF. These upgrades would serve principally to improve the recovery of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) and aluminum beverage containers. The sorters would remove non- compatible materials from the process, which helps with both the yield and quality of beverage containers sold. GreenWaste Recovery Amount: $10,000,000 Summary: The proposed project by GreenWaste Recovery, LLC (GreenWaste) involves the creation of a Secondary Plastic Plant System dedicated to sorting and processing mixed plastic bales (types 2-7) from its Single Stream Materials Recovery Facility (SS Facility) and other recovery facilities. This initiative targets the recovery of high-quality California Redemption Value beverage containers identified through bale audits. �everaging advanced technologies from Bulk Handling Systems (BHS), including NRT SpydIRO-HS optical sorters and a Total Intelligence Platform, the facility aims to maximize California Redemption Value material recovery while enhancing material quality. The 2.34-acre facility, equipped with specialized sorting, compacting, and material removal systems, complements existing single-stream operations and supports Quality Incentive Payment (QIP) Program goals by collaborating with Registered Curbside Programs. GreenWaste will manage all aspects of the grant-funded project, from equipment purchase and installation to operations, ensuring efficient, high-purity recycling processes. Recommendation Staff recommends approval of 9 (nine) grant awards as listed below for $46,272,159. Page 4 of 5 Table 2. Recommended Awards Applicant Award Amount City of Bakersfield $5,147,934 City of Sunnyvale_ $6,575,000 Mid-Valley Recycling, LLC $4,595,898 SANCO Services_�P $4,879,712 . Ming's Resource Corporation $5,349,286 Marin Sanitary Service $1,598,181 City of Redding $4,091,013 B�T Enterprises of Fremont LLC $4,035,135 GreenWaste Recovery LLC _ $10,000,000 Total Award $46,272,159 Deputy Director Action On the basis of the information and analysis in this Request for Approval and the findings set out herein, I hereby conditionally approve the grant awards for the Beverage Container Quality Infrastructure Grant Program as listed in Table 2. Each proposed grantee's award is subject to two conditions: 1. The recommended grantee must pay all outstanding debts due to CalRecycle, or bring current any outstanding payments owed to CalRecycle, within 60 days of the date of the award email. 2. The recommended grantee's Signature Authority (or where delegation is authorized, his or her Designee) must sign and return the Grant Agreement to CalRecycle. The signed Grant Agreement must be received by CalRecycle within 60 days of the date of the award email. M�Che��e Mg'he'lleSMartia by M a rt i n Date:2025.04.18 0939:48-07'00' Michelle Martin Dated Deputy Director Page 5 of 5 '�ma° � ��.�� .�� i�� .� '��'�" �: � ��8�� "'�"'� �� r ; ��` �� r � � �r�� r�� .��s� �� 1� �� r�� I ��.� �ar ��r� ��'�,d,.,.. ,::; �� r�. .: i( .: 4 1 � 4st 3 -,, „ , . , �;,�_� 4� �;�,i,.�.., ,r f n„'��t d�. � ..,��„� „v� ,.,L.�,.�. .g.u. t� .,t:.t� z �€?:'.,w 1.i,.�m,..w�!f��,.. F��€ ,�� ,"s.,t t,��., t„�` y. 4 . . ; . C � � �: � �.� � { �. ( , f Rs 4 t' } � � 's3� .� � ��. � 1 sx' �:7 t c��...i ��.�._ �,c.,9 � � , �.,f�c�awr �e �tr. �.#e � J7 r,G..:�. , a.>�t�.€ < ,._:��. . �.,,�.� i } f t s t ��k�z.a� S„�� u,3:� �,.'.. z,�i,� ��r :x 4.,,.,uf �� # �. „ � � � � �= �� QLUTI4N NC1, 2024-1Q2 A SC}LIUTIC�I�T OF T'HE C�'TY COUl'�CIL UF THE �ITY CiF I)D►IN� ACJTH�} �I1�tG SUBMITTAL t}F APPLICA"TICiN(S� FfJI2 ALL CAL -CYCLE G NTS F�1►�2 6�'I3ICH THE CITY raF' DDII�tG IS ELIGIBLE 'C�HE A�, Public Resources Code sectic�ns 48000 et seq. authorize the I�epartment of Resources Recycling and Recovery{CalRecyc��}to administer various grant programs{grant�}in furtheranc�e of the State of Califarnia's (State) efforts to reduce, recycle and reuse solid waste generated in the St�te thereby preserving landfill capacit�and prt�tecting public h�alth and safety, and the environinent, and �t }t' ,i 'S u'�„ f , � ,� � � � , (�ti ,� ,t�s�� t WH� { `�;�7`}��'�t",irkherat��;��thls autharity Ca1Rec�cle i�requirecl ta establish procedures gc�verning the��atian, awarding�,��i managem�nt of the grants, and ;t�,: }_�, �} t, t,�x�rt�� it WH�I�AS, CalRecycle gr��i��pplication pr+�cedures require, amc�ng ather things; an applicant's ��rn�ng body to cle��i�re by resolution certain authorizations related t� the administratio��'CalRecycle grants; �}5; t iz �, ,� �;, 1Y0�, T' l� �`; , 3' �the ��a� SCJ►LV�S as falir�ws: i }try�"t��.�.alr�S �� i�ttt i iyr� � Sr��,�,1 Y 7 tr�,,, i {,t t 1: Ta authorize the �ubmlt��f��ta�splicatiori`<1',�',CalRecycle for all gralzts for which the City af �, Reddi�g is eligible� ';�; �;;;'4 1 � x� ii ��. r r{37t tr4t f�ys� l i�r s ift� .�� 2. To authorize the City M�`ts��r, or��e,to��rf��e in the name of the City of Redding a11 grant dc�cuments, inclui`��;�t,�f�� lim��,��tlons, agreernents, amendments and reqiie�ts f�r payrnent, �eces�ary ta,r ;, ` '�e grant £'' �� and iinplerne�t th� appraved��` grant prc�j ect, and ,,,'r, 4'{ ',,1{'` 1 1't{� tijS fil ';yz 7}lf +�l��rr ii rji"�kl�i {�t tj r t 3, To ado�t these authorizatioms a�,,�' ati��i4�ar five,��;,,�,�'�`ars f��4the date of adoption of . . � ,� bx t >f t � � ; �,;�, r ��` t�us Re�olUtlon, untlLl)acembe�,�,�'�029�.� '%,',� ,�� z"tS�4+ r�," rt�tt� � � ,';`%�.�t,.}�s,j�� t��., ��t{tr I I�EREI�Y CEI�TIFY that the foregbing a esolutian was ��i�ducecl,��7t��ular meeting of the�ity Cauncil c�fthe City ofRedding�n the 3 day of De�e��>2��f,�� tuas duly adopted at said meeting by the follawing vote; ; f { ,,s{, s{,�,, t t,I r ,��,, ��.��,�� t'itt 4� (7 1�1rt�S�„{�^'j . A�'�S.` COUI�TCIL 1V1E1t�ERS: -Johnson,Mezz��'��unns;Winter,a�nd Audette Nt7ES: COUNCIL ME ERS: -None ABSENT; C4UlYCIL ME ERS. -l�one � � ABSTAIl�T. C�UNCIL ER�, -None � ,�` �' r'�� ,.` � � � �,�F�� ; ,, � � r �' '�:� ��"� . z.� . �� v.,,;�'enessa Audette,Mayor ATTE�T: APPRCIVEII r�S Tt}F!� : �� h �� , �� , � �� ;, ,�, ri � � ��i '��'...� �.,." .� d�/' � � . . �SIFIA ENE TIPTON, �itg� C�erk CH STIAl�T M. CUI�TIS, �City Attorney � � �' � � � � � � ' � �' � � ' � CITY OF REDDING REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: December 3, 2024 FROM: Michael Webb, Public Works ITEIVI NO. 4.11(e) Director ***APPROVED BY*** i d.it,i . r.,.x � .,tr.r,,..� i t„ } s ,�„<,k7z`=� �c �� ubl��j r ��}�7�reetc�r is��'J`z�f��12t}`?� �� p�ir�,C�i �� ,f2�;�'2{�? , firs��, f �� 7,� � mwebb(u;cityofre ,��j '�jorg ``� } btippinna,cityofredding.oeg lfi f`s SUBJECT: '�;�4��1(e) Adopt Resol��n Authorizing Submission of Applications for all �California D� �'�-tment �of Resourc��``=�ecycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) Grants for Five �� fz � , � Years ��,t��=;;£4. � � �� :�� { ��4ts�itit�zj t f st i� f{t�i , l l�+ rF �r tf�}�{i t ty,4t tt�t f�$s ni :}ty t ar�c.tEr i}t �� • au .�.�.,,.,s �� r k s i 7 Recomrr�endatzon �„'1'4��t� ��,�,,>, ` ;' ` {,y�� tr'7�� . Approve�and adopt the followir��,t �{�` t� (1) Ado pt Resolution auth c�;j��zn g the sub��'��on of r��'California De partment of Resources �Recycling and Recovery�� ap��`��f(s) f��"��the�City of Redding�is��eligible for� �a five-year period from DeC`��z��t�t��24 �rr't,�� 4`'.`��ber 3,2029. This��authorization �includes applying for the Beverage Cont��``�+�uality I��tructure Grant program in the amount �of $4;091,0�13� to upgrade� an� ��'��'ace �various ��`�mg equipment in� the City of Redding's Material�Reco�ery Facll��'��'�b�ernathy L��S>�nd �; 3 � � t 1. ist t yr iz (2) Authorize the City Manager, ox ,�t��gn��{to exect��tr�� gra��l`{,��ocuments necessary to �complete the�application proces�` �l�`�� 'z�, ,,��,�'�4r'�t=,4{�j`"��'` t�, ,,� ''��ksSSY e ,i,�tu E �f��,' 3i{ �1t, Fiscal Impact ' � . �, � ; ,�j t kr�i �t�#�s��} '�f3��2 f# ;. fE{� J.t jl `�k i � : ,.r, . ,tt�) �` tt4}# ti }{s There is no �scal impact in approving the resalution If the ��f��:�'��ding (City) submits a successful application for ��he Beverage Contame��z � ��s','��rastructure Grant (BCQIG)� �Program it would receive �a $4;091,013 allocatlon frt��ifornia Department of��Zesources Recyeling and Recovery (Ca�Recycle) with no required matching funds. This resalution allows the submission of subsequent grant applications through December 3, 2029. Alternative Action The City Council (Cou�cil) could decline to authorize the resolution for grants to CalRecycle �which would result in the City not �applying or recei�ing anq� funding through the B�CQIG� Program. Further, a grant specific Council resolution would be required for each CalRecycle grant opportunity going forward. Report to Redding City Council November 26,2024 Re. 4.12(e)Autharize CalRecycle Resolution Page 2 Background/Analysis Each year, CalRecycle presents several opportunities to apply for grants. CalRecycle �ias �developed � process for�jurisdictiens to streamline th�� submittals �of gr�nt� applications�wherebq� the governing body o�the jurisdiction� may pass� a m�lti-year grant� application resolution. The� �Cit�previausly adopted a multi-year Resolution, No. 201�6-107, on December�14,2016,�and N�o. 2022-001, on January 18, 2022. The prior resolution expires during the grant term of the BCQIG Program, requiring a new resolution to be approved in order to complete the application process, Pursuant ta the City's Grant Administration Policy Directives and Procedures lVlanual (Grant Administration Policy), all grant applications over$50,000 require Council approval. If the grant �is� awarded and the sum is over $25;000, staff wi11 obtain Cou�cil approval. All �C�1Recycle� ��grant�applications and aw�'��,will comply�with�the City's Grant Administration Policy. During� �the proposed five �� ;��'��`��tion term, a new resolution for applications will not be� �necessary. 4�}4}�� 1 r �r� �,t t�t � �t� rt,t, �,,tt `7,�� zr' $1 tt ,�,: ,a.� The Public W`�� Department planst4r��'}'submit and apply for funding through the CalRecycle BCQIG Pro , �. This is a compet�� grant program that will provide one-time� funding to� assist with ir��tructure costs in irr��oving the quality of material sorting to create cleaner }��} �streams�of rec�`��d beverage�contai�ers substantially fre� from�contaminates. j;s`�r� � �. l}(1 7�4`(.f t �t(i } 1 (J7{41 . � .� The City is reque��'t}�,��} to �$,{ ��,��, i��cing and upgrading equipment on the material recovery sorting line, inc��ic�ling a��robotic�;�?i�s and AI software��to help sort material. E�l} �'$ �� EnvironmentalReview f,'£��" `` �t£'�$'' � 4 f3�?£ t�7�f {}�� '`t� �l�t�tr t �7' ��'Jxs� r}t This activity is not a project asjk��aaed ��Y�`��}'tCal��'��t�i��j,��vlronmental Quality Act, and no ��,,��t`i r` ,,t`i 4 �`� �2 '�,'ij�l��'�ts,i��rt fClTther ac�lon 1S requlTeC�. �� t�;$ � ` >x7�"t�� '�; `t� J 5�� jri tk (tir'j�� tlt�f� '�l�tj 7i >rtf i j !'�� i}Yta t { }�tsri ai ti�r� klas�ya�tx��t� f i{x �4 t Council PNio�ity/City Manager Goals t t{�} k ;rit�J� k�1 i 4 t,t; { �y�JF t4 f i � itrtt��s,�� '��fi t i;t�tt �2��x#` i�t�tt,.,, �i( i �J t Frt'tv,�it.#f�.,'f`.�.� � j4 � �� Budget and Fin�ncial Management��—"Achieve balanced��stable 10 ��ar Financial Plans for all fc�nds." �;'fl{,'�z` z,{��'„��;ir��s=t� « _�� f�ti ��t f�_:�, �+� �Government of the�21st�Century-� Be relevant and pr��,��iv�� y��pportunities�and� �challenges of today'��re�idents and workforce �nticlpa�,r;� ��,rv��re�to make�better �decisions��today.,, 4�r�i�r� �� t,��7�, �� ,, s. �f , �� .t�� .,.,,��z��•�� Attachments ^Resolution RESOLUTION NO. 2024- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING AUTHORIZING SUBMITTAL OF APPLICATION(S) FOR ALL CALRECI'CLE GRANTS FOR WHICH THE CITY OF REDDING IS ELIGIBLE WHEREAS, Public Resources Code sections 48000 et seq. authorize the Department of Resnu�ces Recycling and Rec�very(CalRecycle)ta administer various grant programs(grants) in furtherance of the State �of California's (State) efforts to reduce, recycle� and reuse�solid waste generated in the State thereby preserving landfill capacity�nd prot�cting public health and safety, and the environment; and � is��7��' {lf� �)��t ti} WHEREA�}�f�`��t�ierar��;f��l�hls authority CalRecycre is required to establish procedures . ,� ,r �,;,;�,, governing the a��,��lon,awardmg, ��management of the�grants; and >�it41f..�� t�i �rs i1 �'y�t' i�its t.. W�-IE��AS, CalRecycle gra�,�'�;3'`�pplication procedures require, among other things, an �applicant's ��rning body to de�� by resolution certain authorizations related to �the �,��,�h administratio��t��CalRecycle�grants; ��t�}�t i1ry�� } t NOW, T��;��the C�?��j�`��;�RESOLVES as follows: t ��ci,t��i � la?�t t tl(7 �.r r it� f�(� 'NS tt�if,Itr�5 �3 Jt44 t t {)t t 7l (t�� j��' �ti;i� 1. To authorize the submltt��,�'application��;�CalRecycle for a11 grants for which the City of Redding is eligible; ,��#�, 4 ;,jj}{��' t3t t t�i4f YJJ#, f �5'{Jj yt �4£ r �r S p.�i ��r t4�� 2: To authorize the CityM��r, or d��e, to ��te 1n the name of the City of Redding � { � ��,' t �ti �r',z� r, all grant documents, inclut��;;��'��lmi� ��5��4��+��tlons, agreements, amendments �t.u�,3z�,7 t t � ;t �and requests for payment, necessary to ��grant fi�� and implement the approved � grant project; ant� �tt�`,�; r�� ,�� ,< t� � � 4 t )£� t i� 1�t I 4 �) S r � p ' ��i��{�or five (��" };��rs fr�'�`r�he date of adoption of 3. To ado t these authorizations as, thr�� Resolution, until Decembe�$��,,.w'�'029. �"` �� j,,',j��`�t'�t�` �a{ }` ��,�,.,.a,�� }ti�` '�''�4'f'� � I�IEREBY CERTTFY that the foregoing resolution was ��iduced a��,'��ular meetin g of the City Council of�the�City of Redding�on the 3rd day of Decem; ��;2Qf��`�',�t�;��`�as duly adopted at�said meeting by the�following vote: ��`x�t��,sf�'�`�;�''��```'``'�� trt � liY �i tk�}Y}},st{I,a`t, y�it ��f '- } { t'•'., AYE�: COUNCIL MEMBERS: "� �`�',� '��`�`��' NOESt COUNCIL�MEMBERS: ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERSc ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERSi ,Mayor ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORIVI: SHARLENE TIPTON, City Clerk CHRISTIAN M. CURTIS, City Attorney