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Home My WebLink About2002 47-15-51A(1/03) NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION Am DIVISION OF SOLID & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS 1111111111111111110 • ANNUAL RECYCLING REPORT 1.Calendar year 2002 2.Solid Waste Management Planning Unit or Reporting Municipality: Town of Southold,Long Island 3.Legal Form of Entity(i.e.,Authority,Department,Agency,etc.): Southold Town Solid Waste Management District 4.Address: Phone: (631) 734-768: Fax: (631)734-7976 Southold Town Department of Solid Waste 1 ZacWs Lane Email address: dsw@town.southold.ny.us PO Box 962 Cutchogue,NY 11935 ❑Please check here if you do not want your email address printed in the NYS Recycling Bulletin. 5. Counties or Towns(names) Town of Southold 6.Total Population that comprise planning unit: Village of Greenport 25,000 7.Number of Towns 1 8.Number of Villages 1 9.Cities(names) 10.Program Contact Person&Title Department Head&Title James Bunchuck,Solid Waste Coordinator same 11.For responses 12&13,please state if data is actual measurements(i.e.,scale data),estimates(i.e.,from SWMP)for other source (explain): Scale data for materials handled by planning unit,all else estimated 12.Solid waste generated within the planning unit for the reporting calendar year: (NHIW:Non-Hazardous Industrial Waste;C&D: Construction&Demolition Debris) (Total Generated=Total Recycled(Grand Total from Page 8)+Total Disposed(#13 on Page 1)) MSW 32,204.00 C&D 9,295.00 NHIW Sewage Sludge 13,061.00 Total Tons Generated. ,_ 54560.00 13.Quantity and method of disposal for all waste generated by the planning unit(PU): Landfilled Waste-to-Energy Other or Unaccounted for (describe): Inside PU Outside PU ( ) ( ) (Inside PU) (Outside PU) Waste generated within,butnot handled,by Planning Unit MSW 9,011.00 5,709.00 C&D 443.00 2,996.00 5,122.00 NHIW Sewage Sludge 5,355.00 7,453.00 Total: 443.00 17,362.00 0.00 - 0.00 18,284:00 Grand Total: 36,089.00 14.Material received for recycling from outside of planning unit or reporting municipality.(Forinformation purposes only. This is not calculated as part of the recycling rate.) Outside entities(municipality or private source): OCC(Town of Shelter Island) 169.00 Grand total:. - 1.69.00: Page 1 of 17 15. Q✓ Please check if your planning unit has an approved Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan and there have been no program changes. If you have had any changes to your local laws governing recycling,msw and enforcement of solid waste/source separation/recycling laws please describe. Copy(s)of any new law(s)appended 0 16. There are many issues that can account for program differences resulting in variations of recycling rates. If you would like,provide an explanation below that characterizes your planning unit. This will help us to provide more information about planning units than just a recycling rate. The Town of Southold maintains a yard waste compost facility that processes virtually 100%of incoming yard waste into woodchips,mulch,and compost which is either given away(under the Town's 500 Ib/person"free mulch"program),sold,or otherwise used by the Town. This is reflected in the yard waste recycling figures. If there is not enough room on page 1 or on any of the other pages, please answer on a separate 8 W x 11"sheet. Use the number corresponding to the question when answering. Page 2 of 17 FORM A RECYCLING REPORT for the calendar year 2002 Report only outgoing and marketed materials, not incoming. Exception: yardwaste and other compostables should be reported as incoming. Material (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) categories Material Planning Non-program/private Non-program/ Total Unit/System Solid M mandated recycling private non- Tons Waste Program or in tons mandated Recycling tons V recycling in tons Mandatory(M)or Voluntary(V) PAPER Newspaper -0.00 #6 Mix 0.00 #8 Mix 1,256.00 m = 1,256.00 Mixed Paper 0.00 Mixed Paper(animal bedding only) 0,00 Magazines -p Corrugated Cardboard 1,341.00 m 1,341.00 Kraft Paper 0.00 Gable Top/Drink Boxes 0.0b- Paperboard 0.00 Chipboard/Boxboard Hardcover Books 0.00 Softcover Books 0.00 Office Paper 0:00 "Junk Mail" 561.00 v 561.00 Telephone Directories _ 0.00_ Commingled Paper(Spec i ) - -- _ 0.00 Other Paper(Specify) 0:00 PAPER TOTAL _ 3,158.00 0.00 0.00 3,958.00 PAGE TOTAL 3,158.00 0.00 0.00 3,158.00 Page 5 of 17 FORM A (Continued) Material (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Categories Material Planning Non-program/ Non-program/ Total Unit/System Solid M private mandated private non- Tons Waste Program or recycling in tons mandated Recycling tons V recycling in tons Mandatory(M)or Voluntary M PLASTIC PET#1 _ 0.007 HDPE#2 13.00 m 13.00 LHDPE#2 = -0.,00 PVC#3 0:00 LDPE#4 0.00 LLDPE#4 0.00 PP#5 `- - ..0.00 PS#6 0.00 Mixed Plastic (specify) 148.00 m 148.00 Mixed PET#1/HDPE#2 Other Plastic(specify) 0.00 PLASTIC TOTAL 161.00- 0:00. 0.00 . 161-.00 ORGANICS Food Waste 0.00 (Yard waste listed MSW Compost : 0.00 separately below) Other Organic = 0.00 ORGANICS TOTAL 0.00 _ 0.00 Q.00 - 0.00 METAL Ferrous and Bi-metal Food 121.00 m 121.00 Containers(Inc.aerosol cans) _ Ferrous Enameled Metal Appliances 56.00 m - - (white goods) - 56.00 Whole Autos and Parts - 0.00 Other Ferrous 340.00 m 340.00 FERROUS TOTAL -517.00 , 0.00 0.00 - - 517.00 Non-ferrous Aluminum Cans/Foil 0.00 Other Aluminum ` 0.00 Other Non-Ferrous 86.00 in - 86.00 NON-FERROUS TOTAL - 86.00 0:00 0.00 _ 86.00 PAGE TOTAL 7.64.00 0.00 _0.00 764.00 Page 6 of 17 FORM A (Continued) Material (1) (2) (3) (4) 5 Categories Material Planning Non-program/private Non-program/ Total Unit/Systern M mandated recycling private non- Tons Solid Waste or in tons mandated Program V recycling in tons Recycling tons Mandatory(M) or Voluntary(V) GLASS Glass-Clear 0.00 Glass-Green 0.00 Glass-Brown 0.00 Glass-Mixed 629.00 m 629.00 Glass-Plate 0.00 Other Glass 0.00 GLASS TOTAL 629.00 0.00 0:00_ 629:00 COMMINGLED Glass,metal,plastic containers, other(specify) _0.00 DEPOSIT PET#1 column 2 Total only CONTAINERS* 0.00 This data is GLASS Column 2 Total Only optional. See 0.00 Page 4 for ALUMINUM Column 2Total Onlv important - 0.-00 reporting COMMINGLED ' Co'urn12 Total OntV instructions. 0.00 he page and grand DEPOSIT CONTAINERS trtAdd to the page and grand total Do not add to the Cotumn2Totatsonry TOTAL --0.00 _ 0.00 0.00 Method used to calculate this data(see page 4 instructions): RUBBER Rubber,tires 104.00 m -104.00 Other rubber - 0.00 RUBBER TOTAL 104.00 _0_00 0.00 =' = 104:00 TEXTILES Textiles/leather 109.00 v 109.00 WOOD Wood Pallets 0.00 Wood-Lumber 0.00 Other wood(including C&D , wood) 0.00 WOOD TOTAL 0.00 0.00 -0:00 -0.00 CONSTRUCTION Asphalt 0.00 &DEMOLITION DEBRIS(C&D)/ Concrete/Brick/Rock/Fines --0.00 INERT/ CONTAMINATED Other C&D/Inert SOIL Contaminated Soil 0.00 Fc&D/INERT/SOIL TOTAL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 PAGE TOTAL 842.00 0:00 0.00 842.00 Page 7 of 17 FORM A (Continued) Material (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Categories Material Planning Unit/ Non-program/ Non-program/ Total System Solid M private mandated private non- Tons Waste Program or recycling in tons mandated recycling Recycling tons V in tons Mandatory(M) or Voluntary(V) YARDWASTE Leaves 4,189.00 m 4;189.00 (including yardwaste to be Grass 1,430.00 m 1,430.00 composted) -: Brush 6,138.00 m 6,138.00 Report as Wood-Stumps 1,268.00 m 1;268.00 incoming only Mixed yardwaste 0.00 Other yardwaste 0.00 YARDWASTE TOTAL 13,025.00 0:00 0.00 13,02500 BATTERIES, Lead Acid Batteries 9.00 v _ "--9.00 HHW&PAINT - Dry Cell Batteries 0.00 Paint = 0.00 Misc.Solvents 0.00 Other Household Hazardous 23.00 1 v 23.00 BATT.,HHW,PAINT TOTAL 32.00 0.00 - _.- 0.00 = 32:00 REFRIGERANTS Refrigerants 0.00 SLUDGES Sewage Sludge(wet tons) 0.00 Water Treatment Plant Sludge - __0.00 Paper Mill Sludge 0.00 SLUDGES TOTAL 0.00 •0.00 -0.00 . 0.00 OIL, Used Motor Oil 77.00 v ANTIFREEZE Used Oil Filters 1.00 v 1.00 Antifreeze 2.00 2.00 Other(specify;such as 0.00 vegetable oils) OIL&ANTIFREEZE TOTAL 80.00 -0.00 : __ 0.00 80.00 OTHER Specify material(type and _ INDUSTRIAL quantity)on separate sheet. 0.00 See Appendix D for examples PAGE TOTAL 13,137.00 0.00 .'0.60 - . 13,137.00 GRAND TOTAL 17,901.00 ' 0.001'. -0.00 17,901.00 The above information was determined from: Scale data: 21 Estimates:❑ Combination of actual measurements and estimates:0 Page 8 of 17 FORM B FORMULA FOR DETERMINING RECYCLING RATE: Total tons recycled(Grand Total from Column 5,Form A)=A= 17,901.00 Total tons solid waste generated(Item 12,cover sheet)=C= 54,560.00 RECYCLING RATE= A= C x 100%= 33% WASTE REDUCTION AND REUSE See Below for Source Reduction Strategies Please include methods even if tonnages are unknown. (Examples: Report pallet reconditioning and textiles reused here.) METHOD OF REDUCTION MATERIALS TONS(if available) Re-use facility Toys,books,furniture,small appliances,dishe 250.00 Unit Pricing-Pay As You Throw'Town Bag"program(residential only) Household Garbage Unit Pricing-By Weight(residential/commercial) Bulky items,yard waste,C&D Grand Total: 250.00' SOURCE REDUCTION STRATEGIES Use to describe waste reduction and reuse activities. EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES STRATEGIES FOR BUSINESSES/INSTITUTIONS - Elementary/Secondary School Curricula — Waste audits to identify source reduction opportunities - Home Composting/Leave It On The Lawn Campaign - On-site Business/Institutional composting - Consumer Source Reduction Shopping Tips - Programs to reduce office paper waste - Junk Mail Reduction Campaign - Promote businessurchasin p g policy change — Source Reduction Literature,News Articles,Events,etc. - Promote operational changes - Source reduction for specific sectors UNIT PRICING - Reuse,repair and exchange centers - Pay By Weight or Volume -Residential LEGISLATION/REGULATION -Institutional/Govemment - Source Reduction Procurement Policies - Packaging Regulations - Bans at disposal facilities - Hazardous Materials Labeling Regulations Page 9 of 17 Use this page if there is not enough space for any additional information that you need to include. Use the number corresponding to the question answering. The figures in Item#12('Total Tons Generated")are estimates based on per person generation rates prior to 1994(when the Town Bag program went into effect,and tip fees on waste were implemented for the first time). Page 17 of 17