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2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan Triple rinsed agricultural plastics The landfill also accepts wood, yard materials, concrete, soil, rock and appliances for recycling for a fee. The primary sources of solid waste come from Davis, Woodland, West Sacramento, Winters and the Unincorporated County. See the figure below for the distribution of the waste that comes into the YCCL. TABLE 11-1 SOURCE AND TONNAGE OF TRASH RECEIVED AT YCCL Jurisdiction 2010 Percentage of 2010 Tonnage 2011 Percentage of 2011 Tonnage Davis 34,764 19% 30,513 18% West Sacramento 37,798 20% 34,244 20% Winters 4,681 3% 4,728 3% Woodland 45,091 24% 42,010 25% Yolo-Unincorporated 13,482 7% 17,710 11% Out of County 49,507 27% 38,095 23% Total 185,323 100% 167,300 100% The YCCL is permitted to accept 1,800 tons of waste per day. Currently, it averages about 1,000 tons of waste disposed per day. It is interesting to note that Davis ships the fewest pounds per person to the landfill than anywhere else in County. At YCCL, the wood facility is operated under Waste Management Recycle America (WMRA). Yard materials and wood waste is accepted at the landfill at a reduced tipping fee and is transferred to WMRA’s Sacramento location for processing (grinding). A portion of the material is delivered back to the YCCL and used for alternative daily cover (ADC) or vegetative cover at the landfill. Materials that are not used for ADC or vegetative cover are sent offsite and used for soil amendments or to produce electricity at a biomass facility. The C&D facility at the YCCL accepts these materials mixed together as C&D waste: Cardboard Carpet Padding Gypsum/Wall Board Concrete Asphalt Dirt Soil Gravel Bricks Scrap Metals Steel Aluminum Copper Shrink Wrap Plastic Strapping & Tubing Clean Plastics #1, #2, #4 and #5 (PETE, HDPE, LDPE and PP) Lumber Painted Wood Branches Yard Materials Pallets DRAFT C&D materials brought to the YCCL are transferred to a C&D sorting facility where the materials are sorted for recycling. The sorting facility guarantees that a minimum of 50% of the C&D materials will be sorted out for recycling. However, the sorting facility usually reports that closer to 75% of material is actually diverted from the trash. Any residual materials are brought back to the YCCL for disposal. Page | 11-96
2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan YCCL has a reuse center that offers free reusable products such as paint, glue, varnish, household cleaners, and automotive products. These are items that were brought to the YCCL HHW days by Yolo County residents. As these products were at least half full and in good condition, staff set them aside for reuse. The reuse center items are available to the public during the HHW drop-off days The YCCL is not operating at capacity and has a current anticipated closing date of 2081. In September 2012, the landfill announced plans to create a reuse facility onsite at the landfill. As mentioned in section 4.3.1, the landfill is also looking into constructing a composting facility as well. 11.2 Private Recycling and Reuse Facilities There are a variety of other recycling and reuse facilities in and around Davis, including, but not limited to the following: Green Zone Recycling Center, 225 Industrial Way, Woodland Recycle City, 3348 Jefferson Blvd., West Sacramento Sims Metal Management,130 N 12th St., Sacramento J & M Recycling, 1310 E Beamer St., Woodland J & M Recycling, 2205 Rice Ave., West Sacramento Goodwill Store, 120 Main St., Woodland Granite Construction, 15660 County Rd. 87, Esparto Habitat for Humanity, 8351 Umbria Ave., Bldg 5, Bay 1, Sacramento Hidden Treasures Thrift Store, 1107 Olive Dr., Davis R & R Thrift, 2801 Spafford St., Davis Sacramento Surplus Book Room, 4121 Power Inn Rd., Sacramento SPCA Yolo County Thrift Store, 920 3rd St., Davis Woodland Bio-Mass, 1786 E. Kentucky Ave., Woodland Woodland Toy Library, 1017 Main St., Woodland Davis Community Meals, 202 F St., Davis Food Bank of Yolo County, 1244 Fortna Ave., Woodland Yolo Community Care Continuum, 1950 5th St., Davis Yolo Wayfarers’ Center, 207 4th St., Woodland DRAFT These facilities provide recycling and reuse opportunities. Some are non-profit organizations, others are forprofit businesses. The City does not operate, monitor or oversee these facilities. 11.3 Resource Recovery Park CalRecycle defines a Resource Recovery Park (RRP) as “the colocation of reuse, recycling, compost processing, manufacturing, and retail businesses in a central facility. The public can bring all their wastes and recoverable materials to this facility at one time.” An RRP is a one-stop service center that allows the public to reduce waste, sell valuable materials and buy items at a reuse, recycling, compost, and recycled-content retail store. RRPs can turn the task of throwing something away into a fun learning experience. Page | 11-97
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