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So Solid lid Wa Waste Collectio llection in in Public lic Spaces Spaces SBWMA 2015 Long Range Plan (LRP) Program 2.B.e: Public Spaces Recycling Pilot Project to promote recycling and waste diversion in our MA common spaces A.


  1. So Solid lid Wa Waste Collectio llection in in Public lic Spaces Spaces SBWMA 2015 Long Range Plan (LRP) ‐‐ Program 2.B.e: “Public Spaces Recycling Pilot Project” –to promote recycling and waste diversion in our MA common spaces… A. Downtown Shopping District area B. A Park

  2. Pr Preliminary eliminary Resear Research ch Findings Findings 1  Cascadia Consulting survey findings/recommendations: Best public space SS recycling programs had: • Color and signage continuity in public spaces + at home • C ontainers grouped together • Clear signage and messaging • EZ to participate /Convenient container locations • Recycling options are adjacent to all disposal options •  Receptacles in public spaces should echo SBWMA’s Cart Smart Program  Maximize Recology’s existing infrastructure/expertise SBWMA’s Cart Smart Program

  3. 2 Indoor ndoor Opti Options ons  Should closely resemble SBWMA’s Cart Smart program  Maintain consistency with color and signage  Civic centers, libraries, police stations, community centers, conference rooms, public building lobbies, etc. ~$200/3 bins Burlingame City Hall ~$1100 ‐ 1700/unit

  4. 3 Out Outdoor oor Opti Options/ ons/consi nsider erations ns  Goal : Establish continuity throughout service area public spaces city cans modeled after SBWMA’s Cart Smart program  Maximize bulk buying efficiencies w/bulk orders  Target: Include Recyclable and Organic options at all sites  How : Conduct a pilot project by adding a compost bin to a location with existing recycling and trash bins Boulder, Colorado Menlo Park San Francisco

  5. 4 Out Outdoor oor Opti Options/ ons/consi nsider erations ns (continued)  Goal : Protect the MRF end product from contamination  How : recycling bins specifically targeting high value recyclable containers  Smaller opening = less contamination San Francisco Burlingame Ave San Carlos Library

  6. Other Other Options: Options: A A Look Look Ar Around ound the the Ar Area ea 5 Millbrae San Carlos North Fair Oaks Stanford/San Jose Securr Cart garage San Mateo

  7. 6 Pilots Pilots fo for Options/ tions/conside nsideration ions  Pilot active corridor and parks to ensure cost effective + hi ‐ diversion/hi ‐ quality yields  Waste audits to determine amount of organic materials in waste stream before adding compost bins. Current Public spaces composting:  Stanford campus  Boulder, CO  San Francisco  New York City  Work closely w/Recology to determine best receptacles to sync w/their operations and to maximize diversion

  8. 7 Next St Ne Steps eps  On ‐ board new Pub Spaces team  Establish two Pub Space team zones to establish MA needs N  Perform two pilots : Active Corridor/Park  Perform waste audits (focus on recyclables and organics)  Research containers/costs S  Inventory MA Public Space locations  Report Findings  Determine Rollout next steps

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