Annual Report Summary - (Printer Friendly Version)

This section of the annual report presents the methods in which your agency informed both employees and customers served that a recycling program was being implemented. Below are identified the programs you reported were continued or implemented during 2006.

This section of the annual report presents your compliance with the State Agency Buy Recycled Campaign (SABRC). The activities identified below were reported as implemented or continued during 2006. (Note: Completing this section does not meet the SABRC reporting requirements (PCC Section 12162(b)).

Diversion of recycled materials to(MRF)materials recovery facility. Atoll 30.90/tons & District office complex 18.70/tons of commingled recycle materials for a total of 49.60/tons from blue recycled bins. Tonnage determined by receipts: 46.55/tons of metal to salvage yard. DGS STD152 property survey report was used to determine 7.1/tons electronic waste.

We have continued at past levels of waste diversion, in recycling, and occasional procurement of recycled products. We have included green building requirements in some of our new service contracts and capital improvements.

Waste diversion programs were documented by actual receipts from service contracts district wide. Disposal Figures were taken from contract invoices on Trams & SCATS.

We purchased a black plastic and blue plastic recycling bins for collection in office hallways. Waste evaluations and phone surveys were conducted with staff from service contractors & invoices. Property re-utilization: we continue to reuse conventional furniture in our construction RE offices, and reconfigure existing modular furniture in our district office complex. Online forms continue at our district 5 website for repairs, carpool requests, access control, and key issue.

Tonnages were determined by: 15,063.31/tons diverted by weights on CEM-4401 solid waste disposal and recycling reports. 3,283.39/tons trash disposal determined from service contracts: 05A:0772;0898;0901;0922;0923;0925;0928;0932;0937;0946;0979;1002;1004;1051. Also three Adm3015`s contracts under $5,000. 46.55/tons Salvage Yard METAL was determined by weights on receipts from five different salvage companies. 7.1/tons of Electronic waste was determined from STD152 property survey reports. 0.21/tons of beverage containers taken from scholarship fund purchase receipts. 1.8/tons of Business source reduction taken from recycled printer/toner cartridges; paper towel orders; and recycled storage box inventory.

49.60/tons of recycling materials from our district office complex, are taken a Materials Recovery Facility.

We continue to track disposal and diversion information using Administration staff.