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Home My WebLink AboutRSWRB March 2023 Agenda PacketNotice of Recycling and Solid Waste Reduction Board Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Recycling and Solid Waste Reduction Board will meet on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 6:00 pm Community Building – John Neighbors Activity Room 6104 Auden Mission Statement: “The Recycling and Solid Waste Reduction Board is responsible for: studies and recommendations on recycling and solid waste; and Community education on matters relating to recycling and solid waste.” The Agenda for the meeting is as follows: 1) Call to Order 2) Approval of February 2023 Minutes 3) Board Member Reports, Business/Action Items: a) WULL carnival report – Edlund b) Determine summer events RSWRB will attend 4) Achieving a 50% solid waste diversion rate goal in West U - Ideas to achieve a) Gregory/Fehl food waste composting proposal 5) West U Staff Report: a) WTDWIT update b) Food waste RFQ status c) Statistics on solid waste 6) Chairman’s report, member comments 7) Adjourn – next meeting April 11, 2023 If you plan to attend this public meeting and you have a disability that requires special arrangements at the meeting, please contact the City Secretary at 713.662.5813 in advance of the meeting. Reasonable accommodations will be made to assist your participation in the meeting. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 1 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Community Building, John Neighbors Activity Room – 6104 Auden, West University Place, Texas 77005 1) CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 6:00_ PM. 2) ATTENDANCE: Members Present: Chairpersons Monte Edlund and Shreya Sheth; Mary Barnwell, Corrinn Davis, Julie Fehl, Lindsay Gregory, Rick Mifflin, and Eric Orzeck. Also Present: Ed Orozco (West U, Asst. Director of Public Works), and John Barnes (City Council Member), Rebecca Brownlie and Naina Pai. Member(s) Absent: Ravi Pai 3) AGENDA ORDER: The Agenda Order was not changed. 4) APPROVAL OF MINUTES: A Motion was made to approve the minutes of the January meeting. 1st: ____________ 2nd: _____________ Action: Pass 5) BOARD MEMBER REPORTS – BUSINESS/ACTION ITEMS: (a) New Neighbor Program- Barnwell 100% of the 2022 New Neighbor deliveries have been completed and/or addressed (such as vacant properties, etc.) for a total of 101. There are 10 deliveries for January. The February list has not been received. Barnwell asked the Chairpersons to place on the meeting agenda a discussion of how fewer documents can be delivered while maintaining effectiveness. (b) New Board Member Process- Edlund Edlund and Sheth announced the City Council has not addressed adding interim Board members since our conversation with mayor Sample. Edlund asked if the Board wanted to discontinue participation in any of our normal community events due to the number of events and shortage of Board members. The Board decided to discontinue participation at the 4th of July event. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 2 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 (c) Social Media Themes- Davis The March social media theme is about food waste composting. The idea was to tie in with Ravi’s Currents article and the City Council’s decision to promote food waste composting. April will have an Earth Day theme. (d) Currents Article Discussion- Pai Pai sent out the Currents article prior to the meeting. He was not present at the meeting to receive comments. Suggestions were to update the article to include the food waste compost vendors approved by the City. (e) WUES Report-Fehl/Gregory Gregory requested new walk-in recycling bins from Republic Waste for the school. This avoids the need for an expensive lift. The school recently held a Superbowl of Caring event and recycled plastic and cardboard generated during the event. Gregory also reported that WUES will be the subject of an HISD pilot for plastic elimination. Not much is known about the plan at this time. Other school plans include an art night on February 28 and an end of year recycling event where crayons, markers and other school items will be collected for donation. The school will have a storage area dedicated for tri-board presentation supplies. Earth Day plans are in the works and will include the recycle relay game and leaves added to a tree in the library. (f) Upcoming Events (i) WULL Carnival (2/25/23)- Edlund Edlund said the WULL opening ceremonies will take place from 11AM-12PM. After the opening ceremonies, the festival will be from 12PM to 4PM. Gregory reached out to Lauren Hall about recycling at the event. Fehl reached out to another individual and neither has received a response. Fehl reported that there is informational recycling signage in the RSWRB storage shed that may be used for the event. Gregory said that former Board member, Susie Hairston, will reach out to Zero waste to provide composting at the event. (ii) Easter Spring Festival- (4/1/23) Davis agreed to Chair the event. Barnwell, Pai and Sheth will help also. (g) Master Recycling Class (ongoing) Sheth reported that revisions to the slide presentation are in progress. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 3 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 (h) Report on Tree Light Removal Project- Barnwell/Davis/Pai Barnwell distributed a report prior to the Board meeting. The lack of volunteers for the event was discussed, and it was decided that more advance notice was needed to solicit volunteers for future events. The Board agreed to hold the next event on January 6, 2023. Orzeck offered to bring a power supply for testing the lights to save time for having to transport lights to the gazebo. Orozco said he could provide a plastic box for transporting lights to the Texas Art Asylum. 6) WEST U STAFF REPORT: (a) WTDWI Update Orozco said the new WTDWI is complete, and he distributed several copies for the New Neighbor deliveries. (b) Food Waste RFQ Status City Council approved two food waste compost vendors and the information on the webpage. The City will support food waste composting by providing education and marketing. (c) Statistics on Solid Waste ITR has not provided an invoice so statistics may be prepared. Orozco will request the two food waste compost vendors provide statistics monthly that include the number of customers and how much weight is generated each month. Orozco says the vendors can tally how much each customer generates each month. 7) CHAIRMAN’S REPORT/BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS: Chairman Edlund provided graphs that indicate a slow decline in the City’s recycling rate. He suggested the Board review the events in which the Board participates and consider ways the Board’s efforts may be more impactful to increase the City’s recycling rate. He requested the Board spend 30 minutes at the next meeting brainstorming ways to increase the City’s composting and waste diversion rate. The Board discussed former Board member Susie Hairston’s question about the City providing residents backyard compost bins or supplementing their cost. Gregory asked if the City might incentivize residents to compost by providing compost collection service pails. 8) ADJOURNMENT: At approximately 7:20 PM, Barnwell motioned to adjourn tonight’s meeting. The motion was seconded by Mifflin. The Board voted unanimously to adjourn the meeting to March 7. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 4 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Attachment 1 Action Items –January 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Email December and January Stats to Board Members Orozco 3/7/23 Report the West U Collects App Status and how the Apps are managed by the Administrator Orozco 3/7/23 Request head of ITR attend Board Meeting. Orozco 3/7/23 Review process to green light volunteer participation and whether a waiver may be required. Orozco 3/7/23 Tree Lighting Ceremony Report Sheth 3/7/23 MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 5 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Provide ideas for including student volunteers for the RSWRB Pai 3/7/23 . Provide status of revised content for Master Recycler’s Course Sheth 3/7/23 Brainstorm ways to increase recycling rates Edlund/Sheth 3/7/223 Review New Neighbor Literature Barnwell/ Board 3/7/23 Review the City’s Electronic File system for RSWRB Board 3/7/23 Provide Googledocs Tutorial Gregory 3/7/23 MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 6 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Review existing games and suggest possible new games Board 4/11/23 Train RSWRB members on recycling. Board 1/10/23 Organize the RSWRB Storage Area Davis/Barnwell 12/13/22 Orozco suggested Davis and Barnwell send him an Amazon link with storage containers we would like. Summer 2023 Currents Article (June, July August) Pai 2/14/23 2/21/23 Fall 2023 Currents Article (September, October, November) 5/23/23 Winter 2023 Currents Article (December, January, February) 8/22/23 MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 7 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments WUES Communications Fehl/Gregory Ongoing Ongoing Neighborhood Welcome and Bin Delivery Barnwell Ongoing Ongoing Closed Action Items West U Winter Currents-Curbside and Recycling Guidelines Marlow 10/12/21 10/16/21 WUES Fall Carnival (Boo Bash) Marlow 11/9/21 10/16/21 West U Shredding Event Mifflin 11/9/21 11/6/21 Social Media-November Davis 11/9/21 11/9/21 Focused on America Recycles Day. Spring 2022 Currents Article (March, April, May) Orzeck 11/19/21 Topic is Medical Bridges. Marlow to email Board Members for review. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 8 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Master Recycler Report Marlow 12/14/21 Yvonne Jacobs made a presentation to the Board. Susie Hairston was present. Social Media-December Davis 12/14/21 12/14/21 Davis prepared social media topic for greening up your holidays. Candy Wrapper Collection Fehl/Gregory 12/14/21 11/12/21 Check with West U App to update reference discontinuance of Styrofoam collection at Westpark. Marlow 2/8/22 2/8/22 Summer 2022 Currents Article (June, July, August) Marlow N/A 2/21/22 Holiday Tree Lighting Removal Barnwell/Pai 2/8/22 2/24/22 Barnwell provided a written report. WUES Service Day Fehl/Gregory 3/28/22 Barnwell and Davis participated. MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 9 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Easter Spring Festival Sheth 4/9/22 WUES Earth Day Fehl/Gregory 4/22/22 Tour of MRF Facility Marlow 4/30/22 Spring Shred It Event Davis 5/7/22 Fall 2022 Currents Article (September, October, November) Davis 5/23/22 Yard Waste Winter 2022 Currents Article (December, January, February) Edlund 8/11/22 8/22/22 Review Pumpkin Collection Flyer for 2022 Barnwell 8/11/22 Orozco provided a draft. Order prizes for Boo-Bash and other events Pai/Davis/Barn -well; Orozco 10/11/22 DONE Adult prize for guess the number of plastic bottle tops in the jar MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 10 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Review Candy Wrapper Collection Flyer Board DONE Review Candy Wrapper Collection Flyer WTDWI (What to do with it flyer) Barnwell/Sheth DONE Orozco will try and have a draft ready by the next Board Meeting, but a date is to be determined. Obtain quote for 96- gallon bin for WUES Orozco 11/8/22 COMPLETE The City purchases 96-gallon bins, but they are purchased in bulk on an infrequent basis at the cost of $225/bin. Print Handouts for Shred-It Event Orozco 11/8/22 11/5/22 Print Handouts for Shred-It Event Schedule ITR Tour Orozco 11/8/22 11/10/22 Orozco will coordinate so that Hairston and Jacobs can tour ITR ahead of the course to ensure the materials will have the proper information for residents. Liaise with Senior Services about reviving pick-up program for Semi-Annual Shred- It event Orzeck 11/8/22 11/5/22 Orzeck will liaise with Sr. Services to see if we can revive a program whereby volunteers pick up recyclable items (scrap metal/appliances/electronics) from Seniors and transport them to the event. Confirm Date of Holiday Event Edlund DONE Date is December 5 MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 11 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Determine if Master Recycling Course can be added to online activities at the Rec Center. Orozco 11/8/22 COMPLETE Determine if Master Recycling Course can be added to online activities at the Rec Center. Liaise with Senior Services about reviving pick-up program for Semi- Annual Shred- It event Orzeck 11/8/22 11/5/22 Orzeck will liaise with Sr. Services to see if we can revive a program whereby volunteers pick up recyclable items (scrap metal/appliances/electronics) from Seniors and transport them to the event. Placement of RSWRB info on the City’s computer system Board 12/13/22 Edlund provided a link on 11/8/22 to the read only files and the Board will discuss file management suggestions at the December Board meeting. Spring 2023 Currents Article (March, April, May) Fehl 11/8/22 11/15/22 Spring 2023 Currents Article (March, April, May) Report on Food Waste RFQ Orozco 2/14/23 MEETING MINUTES RECYCLING & SOLID WASTE REDUCTION BOARD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2023 12 RSWRB Meeting Minutes –February 2023 Action Item Board/Staff Lead Next Review Date Completion or Event Date Comments Report on WTDWI Orozco 2/14/23 Communicate with WULL regarding booth location and recycling at WULL Opening Ceremonies Event Edlund 2/14/23 2/25/23 Determine status of Zero Waste Participation and recycling efforts. Prepare Tree Lighting Removal Event Report Barnwell 2/14/23 Report sent prior to 2/14/23 mtg. Recycling & Solid Waste Reduction Board Event Report West University Little League Carnival Event Feb. 25, 2023 The RSWRB chose to participate at the West University Little League (WULL) carnival event with a booth, similar to past years, to promote recycling and solid waste reduction. Preparation In January the event coordinator contacted the WULL chairs to confirm our interest in having a booth at the event. The chairs were identified by going to their website and contacting the person responsible for soliciting sponsors to host a booth. The chairs were pleased to have us participate. Two board members (Julie Fehl and Lindsay Gregory) contacted WULL to suggest ways to ensure recycling and food waste composting were prominently on site and readily available to the participants. Sign up Genius was used to solicit board members booth duty times. The week of the event we determined which activities we were going to have at the booth, based upon the number of board members who could work, and the space available to us. We chose three primary activities, the electronic recycling quiz, the recycling sorting game, and the cap and closure number estimate challenge. Public Works then brought the necessary booth materials and tent to the coordinator’s home Friday before the event, for transport to the event Saturday. The Event University Blvd was closed off in front of the school and ball fields at 9:00 AM and set up occurred between 9:00 and 10:00 AM. It is important bring booth materials at these times, because after 10:00 the carnival games are being set up and inflated, so there is no access by vehicle to bring our items to the booth site. The opening ceremony began promptly at 11:00 AM. The street began to fill up almost immediately after that, and the booth needed to be ready to go at that time. Our booth was set up and decorated by 11:00. We had only two members working the carnival from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM, and four from 1:00 – 2:00 PM. During the early shift business was brisk and we contacted many youngsters with their families. The three games we had set up were very busy, and with the giveaway of a pencil that changes color we convinced many kids to play! The new brochure, “What To Do With It,” was available and very popular with many people who stopped by. Two West U residents and former Recycling Board members set up a food waste composting and recycling station near the picnic tables. This was a well-used facility that served as a good teaching moment to many participants. Many thanks to Yvonne Jacobs and Susie Hairston for donating their time and talents. Take down began promptly at 2:00, as the crowd had thinned out and no further people were stopping by the booth. The street remained closed off, and West U police were there to open the barricade so we could collect our booth items. Takeaways Advance planning for this (and all our public events) was necessary and important. We should have been more proactive earlier, for example, we did not have water-dispensing stations available so people had to rely on single use PET water bottles. Frequent contact with the WULL organizers is necessary to ensure we maximize our message on solid waste reduction and recycling. They were very receptive to our efforts. We needed more board participation at the early shift, and less at the later shift. We should have four people working from 11:00 -1:00, and two is sufficient from 1:00 – 2:00. This event works well for RSWRB. We make extensive contact with West U residents and nearby Houston residents, as WULL takes in a rather large area. This was successful and should be on our list of board activities in the future. 2023 Vision Planning & Compost Program Roll-out Proposal City of West University Recycling and Solid Waste Reduction Board March 7, 2023 Vision for 2023 Recycling Board and Beyond •Recognizing EPA’s goal of 50% waste diversion by 2030, West U looks to increase solid waste diversion in 2023 by X% from 32% •This cannot be limited to recycling alone, we need to consider both reduce (composting!) and reuse as well. •Develop a multi-tiered education and marketing campaign targeting various demographics (why composting is important) Goals for Compost Program Roll-out •Establish a clear campaign slogan •Develop a multi-tiered marketing campaign •Advertising roll out •Targeted education across all demographics •Support from commercial compost companies in the community •Clarify City of West U contributions/involvement •Create incentives for West U commercial business participation •Develop a targeted rollout timeline •Monitor ongoing progress and success •Increase solid waste diversion in 2023 by 8% Proposed Slogan: Easy as 1-2-3! 2/16/2023 1 32 Dump it!Leave it!Seal it! Multi-tiered Marketing Campaign Suggestions Advertising campaign •Multiple channels •Multiple partners Targeted education across all demographics •Families with elementary-aged children •Families with middle school and high school children •Adults, single or two occupancy households, empty nesters •Seasoned West U residents, eligible for Senior Services Commercial composting vendor support •Clarify role in the citywide rollout Does this cover everything? What’s missing? Proposed Advertising Opportunities •Flyers •Press releases •Social media (Also WestU Collects app, webpage) •Local magazines and papers •City Currents •Electronic board •Mustang News •Table in City Hall and/or Public Works •Other ideas? Education Recommendations (Families with elementary age children) •WUES education (flyers, email, demo at pickup, science teacher involvement) •Local pre-school education (flyers, email, demo at pickup) •Community events (Recycling board table) •Baseball field signs •Other ideas?Be on the lookout for volunteers Education Recommendations (Families with middle and high school age children) •Ask to volunteer at events •Champions to speak at schools •Ask to share/engage on their social media (grassroots marketing with a touch of influencer) •Other ideas? Be on the lookout for volunteers Education Recommendations (Adults, Single to two occupancy homes) •Block walking/door hanger •Flyers in community businesses •Flyers in West U buildings (Rec Center and Colonial Park Pool) •Block captains/info sessions •Other ideas? 2/16/2023 Be on the lookout for volunteers Education Recommendations (Seasoned West U Residents) •Meet with senior board for more recommendations •Flyers at Senior Building •In-person class on composting •Announcement during classes •Good Neighbor Program volunteers •Other ideas? 2/16/2023 Be on the lookout for volunteers Commercial Compost Vendor Requests 2/16/2023 Host information sessions Participate in community events (offer composting services and education) Conduct outreach (block walk?) Provide flyers and paperwork Offer complimentary bins Collect data to share with the city Other ideas? City of West University Involvement •Social media campaign •Website •West U Collects app •City employee education (office and trash collectors) •Budget for marketing (flyers, door hangers, large signs) •Kick off campaign offering discounts to incentivize participation •Council advocacy (speaking on it at events, interviews, publications, etc.) •Flyers and signs in the city •Approved compost vendors get complimentary booths at events •Raffle for compost bins, kitchen bins, bags, etc. •Collect data from vendors and summarize for city and Recycling Board •HGAC grant •What else? Proposed Rollout Timeline Preparation Feb –Aug 2023 Launch Labor Day 2023 Assessment Ongoing Monthly 2/16/2023 MARCH -Approval from Recycling Board APRIL -Assign “leaders” MAY –“Leaders” present plan JUNE -Finalize plan JULY & AUGUST -Print materials and communicate if necessary Roll out targeted social media, education, flyers, etc. Meeting Agenda: •Data (new enrollment, # of collection, poundage of compost, etc.) •Update from leaders •Action items •Feedback & concerns •Ongoing communication materials Phase II 2/16/2023 Commercial Businesses –What’s their Role? •How do we incent restaurants/churches/businesses to participate? •How do we make it worth their while? •Free advertising through West U (like a sponsor) •What do they pay for waste? Do we offer free compost? •Potential for business buying power on compostable containers Ex. Pondicheri example 2/16/2023 City of West University Place, Texas RECYCLING REVENUE Through: 1/31/23 ITEM 2020 2021 2022 2023 Tons Rev Tons Rev Tons Rev Tons Rev GARBAGE COLLECTION: Regular Trash 5,009.11 (185,686.27)4,999.24 (184,481.97)4,527.30 (192,799.12)442.29 (17,624.98) Subtotal Garbage Collection:5,009.11 (185,686.27)4,999.24 (184,481.97)4,527.30 (192,799.12)442.29 (17,624.98) CURBSIDE RECYCLING: XOCC (corrig. Carboard) 332.52 ($129,601.30)384.25 ($8,083.97)369.32 $119,014.50 36.17 ALL OTHER PAPER 683.67 145.92 0.00 0.00 XONP (newspapers, mag inserts) 560.14 761.40 767.21 75.16 XPETE (PET plastic #1) 52.51 86.84 31.28 3.07 XHDPEC (color plastic #2) 29.08 17.81 31.41 3.09 XHDPEN (natural plastic #1) 115.71 15.26 17.01 1.67 3-7 PLASTIC 13.46 10.43 6.20 0.61 XMIXED GLASS 121.80 311.22 151.34 14.82 XSTEEL (steel cans) 105.46 1.35 18.12 1.78 XUBC (aluminum) 8.63 4.22 18.97 1.85 XWASTE 103.78 69.92 140.56 13.77 Subtotal Curbside:2,126.77 ($129,601.30)1,808.61 ($8,083.97)1,551.43 $119,014.50 151.99 $0.00 SOLID WASTE: TOTAL TONS: 5,009.11 4,999.24 4,527.30 442.29 TOTAL REV/(EXP):($185,686.27) ($184,481.97) ($192,799.12) ($17,624.98) RECYCLING:Avg. Recycling Rate Avg. Recycling Rate Avg. Recycling Rate Avg. Recycling Rate Tons Curbside: 2,126.77 36.07% 1,808.61 34.51% 1,551.43 32.68% 151.99 25.58% TOTAL RECYCLING: 2,126.77 1,808.61 1,551.43 151.99 TOTAL REV/(EXP):($129,601.30) ($8,083.97)$119,014.50 $0.00 YARD WASTE Tons Curbside: 699.80 825.50 646.63 0.00 TOTAL YW: 699.80 825.50 646.63 0.00 TOTAL REV/(EXP):($9,648.56) ($11,424.92) ($10,373.36) ($1,804.28) TOTAL:7,835.68 ($324,936.13)7,633.35 ($203,990.86)6,725.36 ($84,157.98)594.28 ($19,429.26) Item JANUARY % of Materials Tons $ / Ton Total Rev Rev Share West U Rev Garbage Collection: (Avg $ / ton)ton plus ton neg amount - neg amount of bill Regular Trash 442.29 ($39.85) ($17,624.98) Subtotal Garbage Collection:442.29 ($17,624.98) Curbside Recycle:Single Stream Total Tons: 151.99 Blended Value/Ton XOCC (corrig.cardboard) 23.80% 36.17 $35.00 $1,266.08 $42.39 ALL OTHER PAPER 0.00% 0.00 $0.00 $0.00 XONP (newspapers, mag, inserts) 49.45% 75.16 $0.00 $0.00 Processing Fee: XPETE (PET plastic #1) 2.02% 3.07 $245.00 $752.20 ($97.98) XHDPEC (color plastic #2) 2.03% 3.09 $205.00 $632.51 XHDPEN (natural plastic #1) 1.10% 1.67 $1,315.00 $2,198.54 Value Delta / Ton 3-7 PLASTIC 0.40% 0.61 $10.00 $6.08 ($55.59) XMIXED GLASS 9.75% 14.82 ($38.00) ($563.12)75%($41.69) XSTEEL (steel cans) 1.17% 1.78 $150.00 $266.74 Rebate / Ton XUBC (aluminum) 1.22% 1.85 $1,350.00 $2,503.28 XWASTE 9.06% 13.77 ($45.00) ($619.66) FUEL ($0.00) ENV FEE $0.00 DISPOSAL FEE P/TON ($55.59) Subtotal Curbside:151.99 $6,442.63 ($8,449.50) Curbside tonnage breakdown is an estimate based upon random sampling of City's collections. Yard Waste 109.35 (16.50) ($1,804.28) SOLID WASTE: TOTAL TONS: 442.29 TOTAL REVENUE/(EXPENDITURE):($17,624.98) Recycling % RECYCLING:37.14% Tons Curbside: 151.99 TOTAL RECYCLING: 151.99 TOTAL REVENUE/(EXPENDITURE):($8,449.50) YARD WASTE Tons Curbside:109.35 TOTAL YW:109.35 TOTAL REVENUE/(EXPENDITURE):($1,804.28) TOTAL:703.63 ($27,878.76)