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2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan Action Item Medium Priority Actions Assumed Approval Date Actual Start Date Full Implementation Expansion of Materials Accepted For Recycling Pick-Up - - - Expansion of Materials Accepted For Recycling Drop-Off - - - Scavenging Ordinance - - - Commercial Trash Compactor Restrictions - - - Updating the Waste Reduction Policy & Procedure Special Event Recycling Requirements - - - Mandatory Recycling - - - Yearly Recycling Update and Community Meetings N/A March 2013 March 2013 Email List Serv - - -- Posters, Sign Boards & Billboards - - - Mandatory Apartment Move-Out Waste Reduction Program During Turnover - - - Low Priority Actions Action Item Assumed Approval Date Actual Start Date Full Implementation Deconstruction Program - - - Reusable Bag Campaign - NRC Approves - - Single-Use Carryout Bag Ordinance March 2013 Council Approves Spring 2013 January 2014 Spring 2014 Expanded Polystyrene Reduction - - - Expand Fluorescent Disposal Options - - - Expand Electronics Recycling Options - - - Expand Pharmaceutical Disposal Options - - - Expand Sharps Disposal Options - - - DRAFT This Plan will be presented to the City Council for approval in 2013. This Plan is intended to be a dynamic document and will expand and change over time. The Natural Resources Commission will receive an annual update on the solid waste and recycling program. Any changes to the Plan will be discussed and brought before City Council for approval. Page | XV
2012 Davis Integrated Waste Management Plan 1 Introduction The City of Davis (City) is responsible for providing solid waste services to the community. This plan is being developed to enable the City to provide solid waste services in a cost-effective manner while maintaining the State-mandated waste reduction target and achieving the City’s year 2020 waste reduction target. The City of Davis Public Works Department Recycling Program (hereafter referred to as the Recycling Program) is responsible for solid waste outreach to all businesses and residents within the city. The City has an exclusive franchise agreement with DWR for the collection of all solid waste within the city limits. This includes garbage, recycling, yard materials collection, and street sweeping services. Solid waste services need to be provided taking into account that the City is a university town and has a large multi-family residential sector and open space inventory. With a population of about 65,000, the City is a unique student populated community with approximately 11,000 multi-family units and 25,000 residents living in multi-family residential housing. Many of the 32,000 students from the adjacent University of California Davis live within the City. This is the City’s first Integrated Waste Management Plan (Plan). The Plan is being prepared to help the City meet its 2020 waste reduction target. If the City continues its current solid waste practices, it will not meet its waste reduction target by 2020. Therefore, the City Council and community need to consider policy choices and make decisions about changes to solid waste service to enable it to meet the 2020 goal. The Natural Resources Commission (NRC) advises the City Council on solid waste policy issues and will be involved in plan development and implementation aspects annually. The Plan is a living document that will be updated as required. 2 Plan Goals and Objectives DRAFT The Plan provides an overview of the current disposition of the solid wastes generated within the City, associated challenges that face our community, and key recommendations in the form of a waste reduction strategy, intended to help guide the City in long range policy formation. The Plan has three main goals: (1) to position the City to achieve the year 2020 waste reduction target, (2) to maintain a high level of measured customer satisfaction with service, and (3) to maintain the lowest comparable utility rates possible. There are several objectives that will need to be accomplished in order to meet these goals. Utilizing local disposal options for solid waste is in the best interest of the City in order to maximize savings in transportation of wastes, and to meet the City Climate Action Plan goals over time. The long range plan for meeting solid waste reductions will have an impact on future solid waste rates. Part of the solid waste challenge over time will be to meet long-range State mandated recycling goals while maintaining reasonable solid waste rates. Page | 2-1
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