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1242Staff feels that, while it would be feasible to conduct a second HHW collection event in the fall,which could be funded from the refuse reserve, it would seem excessive, given the above.Holding an annual event after spring cleanup week is still deemed to be the most efficient andcost-effective way to provide a drop-off opportunity for unwanted residential products.470.1.4€4,Jennifer MeierEnvironmental CoordinatorF:\ENGINEERU Meier\Memos\HHW Day 2011, follow up.docxP.O. Box 20, 8645 Stave Lake Street, Mission, B.C. V2V 4L9Phone (604) 820-3703 Fax (604) 826-1363 & (604) 820-3715 Web Site: www.city.mission.bc.ca E-mail: info@city.mission.bc.ca
MDISTRICT OFON THE FRASEREngineering and Public WorksMemorandum125File Category: GOV.REG.GREFile Folder: Solid Waste Management Plan 2010To: Chief Administrative OfficerFrom: Manager of Environmental ServicesDate: July 26, 2011Subject: Approval of Metro Vancouver's Solid Waste Management Plan by Minister ofEnvironmentBackgroundAs with the Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD), Metro Vancouver (MV) is required to develop a solidwaste management plan (SWMP) which sets out a framework for managing MV's municipal solid waste,usually over a 5 year time period. The SWMP is required to be approved by the Minister of Environment.Metro Vancouver released a draft SWMP in 2010 and carried out extensive public consultation prior tofinalizing the SWMP and submitting to the Minister of Environment for approval. The MV SWMP sets outgoals, actions and strategies to manage solid waste. The MV SWMP identifies four goals:Goal 1: Minimize waste generationGoal 2: Maximize reuse, recycling and material recoveryGoal 3: Recover energy from the waste stream after material recyclingGoal 4: Dispose of all remaining waste in landfill, after material recycling and energy recoveryOver the last two years, there has been a great deal of discussion regarding solid waste management inMV due to the impending closure of the Cache Creek landfill. Currently, approximately half of MV's solidwaste is disposed at the Cache Creek landfill while a quarter is disposed of through incineration andenergy recovery at the Burnaby facility and the remaining quarter is disposed of at the Vancouver landfillin Delta. As per the third goal above, MV has been aggressively promoting the use of waste to energyfacilities to recover energy from residual waste incineration. This has resulted in significant concernsfrom a variety of stakeholders, most noticeably the FVRD, who have concerns regarding the impacts toair quality in the Fraser Valley's sensitive airshed.The Minister of Environment approved MV's SWMP on July 25, 2011 with several conditions, includingrecognition that the FVRD and MV share a critically important airshed and that MV must consult with andaddress FVRD's concerns prior to construction of any waste to energy facility. A working group with theFVRD must be established to develop emission standards, monitoring programs etc.District staff has contacted FVRD staff to request that a Mission representative be placed on the workinggroup. The Ministry's news release and backgrounder are attached here for additional information as is anews release issued by the FVRD..er.71eMichael YounieManager of Environmental ServicesF:\ENGINEER\Environmental Services\MYOUNIE\Memos\MV SWMP Approval Jul 2011.docxPage 1 of 7
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