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Community Spring Clean-Up (SCUP) Diversion For Resource Conservation Advisory Board 9/27/17 SCUP History Pre-2005 all material collected was landfilled 2005 2014 Boulder County requested communities to include recycling

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For Resource Conservation Advisory Board 9/27/17

Community Spring Clean-Up (SCUP) Diversion

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SCUP History

  • Pre-2005 all material collected was landfilled
  • 2005 – 2014 Boulder County requested communities to

include recycling

  • Post-2014 Boulder County only pays for diversion efforts
  • The BOCC allocated funds to each community for diversion at

SCUPs

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2017 Numbers

  • $11,684 spent in total*
  • Materials diverted:
  • Compost/Yard Waste
  • Traditional Recycling
  • Mattresses
  • Tires
  • CHaRM Material
  • Electronics (E-Waste)
  • Paint and other HHW
  • Scrap Metal
  • Wood/Slash and Dimensional Lumber
  • Reuse with ReSource

*Jamestown and Eldorado Springs haven’t happened yet

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Past Diversion

Landfill

Pre-2005 Overall SCUP Totals Diversion rate: 0%

Landfill 220,12 0 lbs

2011 Overall SCUP Totals Diversion rate: 27%

Landfill 176,20 0 lbs

2014 Overall SCUP Totals Diversion rate: 46%

Landfill 164,245 lbs

2015 Overall SCUP Totals Diversion rate: 55.7%

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Overall Diversion

Compost/ Yard Waste 19,293 Traditional Recycling 14,746 Mattresses 6,773 Tires 13,140 CHaRM Material 16,546 Scrap Metal 31,072 Electronics 19,761 Hazmat 1,876 Slash or Dimensional Lumber 45,780 Reuse 4,444 Landfill 138,379

2017 Overall SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 58.2%

Compost/ Yard Waste (lbs) 24,000 Traditional Recycling (lbs) 11,375 Mattresses (lbs) 7,040 Tires (lbs.) 15,700 CHaRM Material (lbs.) 15,557 Scrap Metals(lbs). 42,580 Electronics (lbs.) 34,795 Hazmat (lbs.) 13,088 Slash or Dimensional Lumber (lbs.) 84,780 Landfill (lbs.) 175,240

2016 Overall SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 58.7%

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Niwot

Traditional Recycling 11,180 Scrap Metal 5,980 Electronics 2,084 Slash or Dimensional Lumber 15,000 Landfill 22,400

2017 Niwot SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 62.5%

CHaRM Material (lbs.) 360 Scrap Metals(lbs). 7,739 Electronics (lbs.) 1,760 Hazmat (lbs.) 1,891 Slash or Dimensional Lumber (lbs.) 13,500 Landfill (lbs.) 36,100

2016 Niwot SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 41.2%

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Nederland

Compost/ Yard Waste 193 Traditional Recycling 3,323 Mattresses 1,733 Tires 5,740 CHaRM Material 7,058 Scrap Metal 6,900 Electronics 5,619 Hazmat 1,087 Slash or Dimensional Lumber 24,000 Reuse 1,394 Landfill 28,860

2017 Nederland SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 71.4%

Traditional Recycling (lbs) 4,340 Mattresses (lbs) 1,705 Tires (lbs.) 5,740 CHaRM Material (lbs.) 3,738 Scrap Metals(lbs). 7,240 Electronics (lbs.) 8,006 Hazmat (lbs.) 3,806 Slash or Dimensional Lumber (lbs.) 28,000 Landfill (lbs.) 46,580

2016 Nederland SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 57.3%

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Gold Hill

Mattresses 220 Tires 280 CHaRM Material 146 Scrap Metal 2,300 Electronics 550 Hazmat 97 Slash or Dimensional Lumber 780 Reuse 50 Landfill 8,320

2017 Gold Hill SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 35%

Mattresses (lbs) 330 Tires (lbs.) 1,080 CHaRM Material (lbs.) 158 Scrap Metals(lbs). 3,500 Electronics (lbs.) 298 Hazmat (lbs.) 224 Slash or Dimensional Lumber (lbs.) 1,140 Landfill (lbs.) 8,740

2016 Gold Hill = SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 43.5%

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Ward

Mattresses 963 Tires 3,020 CHaRM Material 1,335 Electronics 2,301 Hazmat 382 Landfill 17,420

2017 Ward SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 31.8%

Traditional Recycling (lbs) 2,975 Mattresses (lbs) 825 Tires (lbs.) 2,120 CHaRM Material (lbs.) 1,602 Scrap Metals(lbs). 4,361 Electronics (lbs.) 2,174 Hazmat (lbs.) 2,540 Landfill (lbs.) 16,520

2016 Ward SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 50.1%

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Allenspark

Traditional Recycling 242 Mattresses 1,458 Tires 1,600 CHaRM Material 3,727 Scrap Metal 112 Electronics 3,387 Hazmat 310 Landfill 559

2017 Allenspark SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 95.6%

Traditional Recycling (lbs) 4,060 Mattresses (lbs) 2,860 Tires (lbs.) 5,620 CHaRM Material (lbs.) 8,666 Scrap Metals(lbs). 4,060 Electronics (lbs.) 6,834 Hazmat (lbs.) 3,742 Landfill (lbs.) 4,880

2016 Allenspark SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 88%

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Lyons

Compost/ Yard Waste 19,100 Mattresses 2,400 Tires 2,500 CHaRM Material 4,280 Scrap Metal 15,780 Electronics 5,820 Slash or Dimensional Lumber 6,000 Reuse 3,000 Landfill 60,820

2017 Lyons SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 49.2%

Compost/ Yard Waste (lbs) 24,000 Mattresses (lbs) 1,320 Tires (lbs.) 1,140 Scrap Metals(lbs). 11,280 Electronics (lbs.) 14,753 Landfill (lbs.) 48,000

2016 Lyons SCUP Totals (lbs) Diversion rate: 52.2%

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TAKEAWAYS

  • Diversion remained flat from 2016
  • Need to figure out ways to encourage less trash
  • Allenspark, because they do not offer a trash roll-off, had

a phenomenal diversion rate:

  • The proximity to the TS helps, so people can pay for trash disposal

if they want

  • They discourage trash
  • It is very hard to predict which stream will be the biggest

from year to year.

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THANK YOU!

Cody Lillstrom Zero Waste Program Manager jlillstrom@bouldercounty.org 720-564-2757