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MES A COUNTY Regional Waste Diversion S tudy S TAKEHOLDER MEETING May 29, 2018, Grand Junction, Colorado S TUDY TEAM Barrett Jensen Director - Mesa County S olid Waste Jennifer Richardson Operations Manager - Mesa County S olid

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MES A COUNTY Regional Waste Diversion S tudy

S TAKEHOLDER MEETING May 29, 2018, Grand Junction, Colorado

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S TUDY TEAM

Barrett Jensen

 Director - Mesa County S

lid Waste

Jennifer Richardson

 Operations Manager - Mesa County S

lid Waste

Winn Cowman

 Proj ect Lead - S

uder, Miller & Associates

Graham Cottle



Proj ect Assistant – S

uder, Miller & Associates

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PROJECT FUNDING

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S TUDY AREA

Mesa, Delta, Gunnison, and Montrose counties

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S TUDY OBJECTIVE

To optimize waste reduction and diversion efforts in western Colorado.

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S TUDY PROCES S

 S

takeholder Meetings (4)

 S

urvey

 Waste Composition Audits (5)  Gap Analysis  Final Report Including Actionable Tasks

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S TAKEHOLDER MEETINGS

Grand Junction

 Today

Gunnison

 Week of August 20th (tentative)

Delta

 Week of S

eptember 24th (tentative)

Grand Junction



TBD

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S TAKEHOLDER S URVEY

Electronic S urvey to Identify:

S

takeholders

Current Infrastructure Waste Flows Waste Types Policies Attitudes

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Waste Composition Audits



http:/ / www.westernslopenow.com/ news/ studying-what-s-in-the- landfill_20180512043334/ 1174667994

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WAS TE AUDIT S CHEDULE

Grand Junction (six-day)

 June 18-23

One-Day Audits in Gunnison, Montrose & Delta

 Week of July 9th (tentative)  Week of July 13th (tentative)  Week of July 30th (tentative)

Grand Junction (six-day)



S eptember

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WAS TE AUDIT PLANNING

 Contact Haulers  Discuss Routes  Plan Commercial vs. Residential  Other S

Construction & Demolition (C&D) Recyclables

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WAS TE AUDIT PROCES S

 Waste S

rted into 30 Categories

 7 Maj or Categories  Weighed  S

tatistical Analysis

 Grouped by Diversion Options  Recommendations

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WAS TE CATEGORIES

 Glass Container  Glass Other  Aluminum Food

& Bev.

 S

teel/ Tin

 Other Metals  Plastic bottle

PET 1

 Plastic bottle

HDPE 2

 Non-bottle

rigid Plastic 1-7

 Film, bags

& wrap

 Other

plastic

 Cardboard

& brown bags

 Newspaper  Office

paper

 Chipboard/

paperboard

 Junk Mail/

Aseptic Container

 Magazines/

Catalogs

 Other Paper  Food Waste  Clean Wood  Other

Organics

 Textiles  Electronics  Household

Batteries

 Paint  Motor

Vehicle Waste

 C&D  Hazardous

& S pecial

 Residue

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DIVERS ION CATEGORIES

 Organics  Construction & Demolition (C&D)  Traditional Recyclables  Hazardous & S

pecial

 Trash

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EXAMPLE OF WAS TE AUDIT RES ULTS

Glass, 1.8% Metals, 3.4% Plastics, 14.3% Paper, 17.8% Organics, 37.4% Hazardous & Special Waste, 21.8% Residue, 3.5%

2.8% 2.8% 3.5% 3.9% 4.2% 5.1% 6.9% 8.1% 13.9% 30.1% Motor Veh Waste Other Organics Residue Textiles Yard Waste Film, Bags & Wrap Other Plastic Cardboard/Kraft Construction Debris Food Waste

Recyclables, 20.3% Organics, 34.6% Other Hazardous/ Special Waste, 12.0% C&D, 13.9% Trash, 19.2%

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DATA ANAL YS IS Compile data from:

 S

urvey

 Waste Composition Audits  S

takeholder Meeting Discussions

 Additional Outreach/ Conversations with

S takeholders

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GAP ANAL YS IS

Identify gaps in:

 Infrastructure  Policy  Attitudes/ Initiative  Funding  Personnel/ Leadership  Technology  Markets  Political Will  Others

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ACTIONABLE TAS KS Determine waste diversion:

 Tasks currently underway  Plan Tasks  Timeframe  Future of workgroup

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