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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-12-14 - AGENDA REPORTS - HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WAST (2)AGENDA REPORT City Manager Item to be pre Jeff Kolin / CONSENT CALENDAR DATE: December 14, 1993 SUBJECT: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SUBMITTAL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE GRANT APPLICATION ASSEMBLY BILI 1220 (BASTIN, 1993) RESOLUTION NO. 93-161 DEPARTMENT: Public Works BACKGROUND Funds were established under Assembly Bill 1220 (Fastin, 1993), and are available to the City of Santa Clarita from the Non -Discretionary Grant fund. The Program is administered by the California Integrated Waste Management Board. Under Assembly Bill 1220, the City is eligible to apply for funds for reimbursement of expenses incurred in providing a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program during Fiscal Year 1992/93. Funds will be requested to cover the costs of advertising the April 1993 HHW Round -up, and the development and printing costs of guidebooks, brochures and other educational materials pertaining to HHW. The application is on file at the City Clerk's office. RECOMMENDATION Approve Resolution 93-161 authorizing the submittal of Household Hazardous Waste Grant Application. ATTACHMENTS Resolution No. 93-161 f:\home\solwaste\grants\age d2.mch Adapted: /a -/q— 93 Agee a Bter�:. w RESOLUTION NO. 93-161 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS FROM .THE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE NON -DISCRETIONARY FUND WHEREAS, the City of Santa Clarita recognizes that it is in the public interest to enact and implement an integrated waste management plan to address the state's diminishing landfill spaces and the potential adverse environmental impacts from landfilling; and WHEREAS, funds have been established by Assembly Bill 1220 (Fastin, 1993), and are available through the California Integrated Waste Management Board for grants to local governments to establish and implement waste diversion and separation programs to prevent disposal of hazardous waste, including household hazardous waste in solid waste landfills; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Santa Clarita authorizes the submittal of an application to the California Integrated Waste Management Board for a Household Hazardous Waste Grant. The City Manager of the'City of Santa Clarita is hereby authorized and empowered to execute in the name of the City of Santa Clarita all necessary applications; contracts, agreements and amendments hereto for the purposes of securing grant funds and to implement and carry out the purposes specified in the grant application. Resolution No. 93-161 Page 2 PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this _ day of , 1993. ATTEST: CITY CLERK STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) SS CITY OF SANTA CLARITA) I, the undersigned, hereby certifiy that the forgoing Resolution Number 93-161 was duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Santa Clarity at a regular meeting thereof, held on the day of , 1993, with the following roll call vote: AYES - Councilmembers: NOES - Councilmembers: ABSENT-Councilmembers: CITY CLERK 1 CITY OF SANTA CLARITA CALIFORNIA HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE NON -DISCRETIONARY GRANT PROGRAM SUBMITTED BY THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA December 17, 1993 Grant Proposal Printed on Recycled Paper Santa Clarita CA 91355 City State Zip Jeff Kolin neputy*Ci.ty Manager - Public Works 805/294-2500 Name of Program Director Title . Phone Hazel Joanes Solid Waste Coordinator 805/294-2500 Name of Finance Officer Title Phone Hazel Joanes Solid Waste Coordinator 805/294-2500 Name of Program Manager Title Phone Household Hazardous Waste Programs Type of Program 7 1� Cost of the Implemented Program / Ceif L�ICQZIRiL.. r Foy I"mArealuff1091"W1,01,11, / / ,1 .I / Name of Person Authorized by Resolution Signature George Caravalho Title City Manager Phone 805/255-4900 Date For Agency Use Only File No. Eligible State of California California Integrated Waste Management Board APPLICATION COVER SHEET - NON -DISCRETIONARY GRANT CIWMB•301 (9/93) City of Santa Cl.arita Name of Applicant 25663 Avenue Stanford Address s�1<il Santa Clarita CA 91355 City State Zip Jeff Kolin neputy*Ci.ty Manager - Public Works 805/294-2500 Name of Program Director Title . Phone Hazel Joanes Solid Waste Coordinator 805/294-2500 Name of Finance Officer Title Phone Hazel Joanes Solid Waste Coordinator 805/294-2500 Name of Program Manager Title Phone Household Hazardous Waste Programs Type of Program 7 1� Cost of the Implemented Program / Ceif L�ICQZIRiL.. r Foy I"mArealuff1091"W1,01,11, / / ,1 .I / Name of Person Authorized by Resolution Signature George Caravalho Title City Manager Phone 805/255-4900 Date PROGRAM SUMMARY HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE NON -DISCRETIONARY GRANT APPLICATION Applicant: City of Santa Clarita Contact Name: Hazel Joanes Address: 25663 W. Avenue Stanford Title: Solid Waste Coordinator Santa Clarita, CA 91355 Phone Number: (805) 294-2500 Program Discription Program Date Program Cost Population Served Program Service Area Program Site Public Education and Fiscal 1992/93 $5,976.95 122,900 City of City of Santa Information Program Santa Clarita Clarita, Public Works HHW Round -up April 24, 1993 $1,525.01 122,900 City of City of Santa Santa Clarita Clarita, Public Works PROGRAM REPORT ELEMENT A - GOALS AND OBJECTIVE GOALS The goal of the City is to educate the general public about the.hazards posed to our environment by improper disposal of HHW, and offer them a network of convenient, affordable disposal sites. *Reduce HHW disposal in landfills by providing residents with access to convenient HHW collection services. *Minimize disposal of collected+r tion'; f reusable materials and i recycling. j� ` I •Encourage residents to use their frasFi'conYaiheis for solid waste, not HHW, and to take HHW to a sanctioned collection center. *Reduce the amount of HHW generated within the City by advocating source reduction techniques such as the use of products not harmful to the environment. aGive local retailers flyers and posters to post at their business that provide pertinent information about HHW collection programs. *Develop a K-12 educational program of HHW reduction. •Advertise in the local newspapers to educate the general public about HHW, and give hours and locations of local collection programs. ELEMENT B - HHW DISPOSAL PROBLEM Hazardous waste comprises 0.2% of Santa Clarita's total wastestream. The residential sector share, or HHW share, of all hazardous waste generated in Santa Clarita is 56.5%. All of the households within the City generate HHW in one way or another. In general, HHW is illegally disposed of by being tossed into the trash, poured down storm drains, or poured onto the ground. Of the total residential wastestream, HHW comprises 0.4%. These figures include empty HHW containers as well as HHW.1 These estimates reflect waste sorts conducted during January of 1991. Workers participating in the sort took field notes on the '"City of Santa Clarita Solid Waste Generation Study", prepared by EcoSource International, March 3, 1991. types of HHW they encountered in residential waste, and found that the majority consisted of spray paint cans and oil filters, along with empty motor oil containers, primarily those made of HDPE plastic. Gas station owners, auto parts stores, and the L.A. County Fire Department all reference bottles and containers filled with oil, sealed, and left on the doorstep of their businesses, at off -ramps, or on City streets. It is apparent that many people have the right intentions. They realize that their oil should be disposed of correctly; they just don't know what to do with it. The potential problems associated with the improper management of HHW include: (1) exposure of refuse workers to health hazards as a result of unknowingly picking up trash containing toxic chemicals, (2) threat to surrounding residents and emergency responders resulting from accumulation of waste in garages and storage sheds due to the unavailability or lack of public awareness of appropriate disposal options, and (3) damage to sewage treatment systems and ground water contamination resulting from disposal of HHW in the sewer system or in sanitary landfills. Education and public information activities are a critical, integral part of the HHW programs, especially over the long haul. The success of these programs depends on public participation. Not only does education inform the public, thereby increasing participation, it encourages changes in the public's consumption and generation behaviors. Programs implemented by the City have emphasized public awareness and education including school curricula. ELEMENT C - PROGRAM DESCRIP'T'IONS I. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND INFORMATION PROGRAM The City's HHW Element gives high priority to education and public information, as strategies to emphasize source reduction and recycling. The City has achieved this goal by developing a community guidebook, a brochure, and an educational guidebook for schools. The City developed and distributed "Santa Clarita Recycles, Community Recycling Guidebook" which was designed to provide general waste reductio and'�tecycling information for the City's residents. Included in the guidebook ' orma[ion on proper disposal of HHW, location of drop-off centers, informatio Round -ups, and nontoxic alternatives to replace hazardous produpts"co %used 6households. The guidebook was updated during Fiscal Year 1992-J993. proximately 9% of the guidebook represents information regarding HHW. The re b6ted reimbursement is 9% of the cost associated with the update to the guidebook. See Appendix F for guidebook. The City printed and distributed "Be An Environmentally Alert Consumer" which was developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The brochure was designed to educate the public on the solid and hazardous waste dilemma, and provides an extensive list of substitutes for hazardous products commonly used in the household. Approximately 17% of the brochure represents information regarding HIM The requested reimbursement is 17% of the cost associated with the printing of the guidebook. See Appendix F for brochure. The City developed and distributed "School Curriculum and Teachers Guidebook" with materials provided by the EPA, the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) and the California Department of Toxic Substance Control. The guidebook was designed to assist educators in their efforts to foster a commitment to source reduction and recycling, and to introduce recycling and waste management principles into the classroom curriculum. The guidebooks were distributed to the 32 public schools in the City, grades K through 12, on April 14, 1993. Approximately 50 % of the guidebook represents information regarding HHW. The requested reimbursement is 50% of the cost associated with the guidebook. See Appendix F for a picture of guidebook. As part of the City's commitment to education, City staff is available for presentations to schools, community groups, neighborhood groups, etc., on the subject of recycling and waste management. Display boards were'designed to accompany the presentations. Approximately 8.3% of the two display boards represents information regarding HHW. The requested reimbursement is 8.3 % of the cost associated with the guidebook. See Appendix F for a picture of display board. H. HHW ROUNDUP The City's HHW Element also gives high'priorit FoffiermgT the general public a network of proper disposal choices, and to increasing levels of partcipitioii The City has achieved this goal by cosponsoring a HHW Round -up, held on April 24, 1993, and by providing information on dates and locations of all HHW Round -ups held in the county. Newspaper ads were placed in two newspapers. Flyers were printed and distributed to advertise the Round- up held in the City. The requested reimbursement is 100% of the cost associated with the HHW Round -up. ELEMENT D - OPERATIONAL PLAN I. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND INFORMATION PROGRAM The City developed "Santa Clarita Recycles, Community Recycling Guidebook" in April of 1992. The guidebook was updated and reprinted in June of 1993. The guidebook was distributed to residents requesting information on waste reduction and recycling and at local events and presentations. The City reprinted "Be An Environmentally Alert Consumer" in December of 1992, and distributed it to residents requesting information on waste reduction and recycling and at local. events and presentations. The City began developing "School Curriculum and Teachers Guidebook" in October of 1992 and distributed the guidebooks to the 32 public schools in the City, grades K through 12, on April 14, 1993. The display boards designed to accompany presentations to schools, community groups, neighborhood groups, etc., on the subject of recycling and waste management were created in November of 1992. 1 .1.►'. t • 1►1s 1- A HHW Round -up, held April 24, 1993 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., was held at College of the Canyons. A map of the location of the college and a layout of the collection site are shown in Appendix A. Types of waste accepted were motor oil, paint, paint thinner, . turpentine, cleaners with acids or lye, pesticides and herbicides, and household and car batteries. Types of waste not accepted were explosives, ammunition, and radioactive materials. Participants were requested to limit drop-offs to 5 gallons or 50 pounds per vehicle, to bring items in a sturdy box and in their original, labeled containers, and to not mix products together. 25,000 flyers containing this information were distributed to schools, auto shops, paint stores, hardware and lumber stores, gas stations, recycling centers, and libraries. 2000 Spanish language flyers were distributed to schools and Spanish speaking shops. Four ads were placed in The Daily News and The Signal. A press release was generated. Services for the round -up were provided by the County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works. ELEMENT E - PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS Public education and awareness is referenced in Element C,. Program Description, Public Education and Information Program and HHW Round -up. ELEMENT F - HHW QUANTITIES AND END USES The City of Santa Clarita encourages residents to participate in the Countywide HEW Collection Program, and provides residents with information on dates and locations of all HHW Round -ups. During Fiscal Year 1992/1993, 436 resider3ts.of the City of Santa Clarita participated in 11 HEW Round -ups sponsored by the Count of'3,os Angeles throughout the county. The volumes of each type of hazardous waste'cOl ed at these round -ups from residents of the City of Santa Clarita are shown inAp e ic�1 m 303 77W Collection Information, along with the management methpti fp�c�i'waste`'type and the number of City residents that participated. Listed below ar e e �t+iations used in Form 303: DI Disructive Treatment by thal destruction at a high temperature Incineration hazardous waste'in � e_tor where the physical destruction is the sole intent of treatment process. FI Fuel Treatment by thermal destruction where the waste, either by Incineration itself or blended with another material, is burned to recover its potential thermal energy. L Landfill Disposal of a waste in the ground at a hazardous waste landfill. N Neutralization/ Treatment by chemically adjusting the pH of the waste such that Treatment the waste can be discharged into a publicly owned treatment works (does not apply if after neutralization, the waste is still hazardous and is sent for disposal or treatment by one of the other methods). RC Recycled Waste is sent for resource recovery where the raw materials used for making the material before it became a waste are recovered to make new materials of the same or different nature (does not include fuel incineration). RU Reused Waste is used without further treatment or handling for the original intended purpose of the material before it became a waste. On April 24, 1993, the City of Santa Clarita cosponsored a HHW Round -up. The total number of participants was 1775, 411 of which were residents of the City of Santa Clarita. A total of 164,050 pounds of HHW were collected along with 9.750 pounds of lead acid batteries. ELEMENT G - POPULATION SEfCVEU,, A The population of the City is 122,900' _ Program roundup, community guidebook and brochures served the entire.population. Program education sdrved the 32 public and 9 private schools, K - 12, in the City. ELEMENT H - PROGRAM AREA SERVED The City of Santa Clarita is located 35 miles northwest of Los Angeles and 40 miles east of the Pacific Ocean, and covers an area of 40 square miles within the Santa Clarita Valley.' There are four communities that make up the City: Canyon Country, Newhall, Saugus, and Valencia. Each community is self sufficient and has its own unique personality. All of these cities operated independently prior. to the City's iricorporation. The City was incorporated on December 15, 1988 and was the largest incorporation: in the history of the state. The Santa Clarita Valley itself covers 150 square miles and includes the City and unincorporated areas of the County of Los Angeles. The San Gabriel and Santa Susana mountain ranges separate the City from the San Fernando Valley and the Los Angeles Basin to the south, and from the San Joaquin, Mojave Desert and Angeles National Forest to the north. 'Population Estimates For California Cities and Counties, Report 93 E-1, January 1, 1993", Sacramento Department of Finance, Demographic Research Unit, May 1993. 3See Map, Appendix C. ELEMENT I - SPONSOR. PARTICIPANT AND PROVIDER LIST The County of Los Angeles and the County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County, in cooperation with the City of Santa Clarita, conducted a HEW Round -up on April 24, 1993 in the City of Santa Clarita. The Countywide HHW Collection Program is paid for with landfill tipping fee taxes. ELEMENT J - COOPERATIVE EFFORTS The County of Los Angeles, in conjunction with the Sanitation Districts and the City of Santa Clarita Public Works, sponsored a HHW Round -up on April 24, 1993. The Round -up was paid for with landfill tipping fee taxes. The school districts of Newhall, Saugus Union, Wm. S. Hart Union, and Sulphur Springs gave permission to the City to distribute educational materials to the schools and to present the information to school representatives to encourage adaptation into classroom curriculum. ELEMENT K - COST EFFECTIVENESS The Public Works Department is the controlling agency for the administration and implementation of the waste management program within the City., which includes HHW collection and education programs..The HHW programs are usually designed as part of a larger program which addresses a wide range of waste reduction and environmental issues. As such, the costs of the HHW programs are minimized. The City hires voluntary interns to supplement City staff and to provide education and experience to the interns. When an intern has been available to the Solid Waste staff, the intem has been involved in the development and implementation of the HHW programs. This helps control HHW program personnel costs. Wherever possible, materials developed by other agencies have been used to prevent duplication of efforts. Many of these materials are free, or can be reproduced by.the City. All educational materials that went into the curriculum guide6doks were obtained free. The "Be An Alert Consumer" brochure was developed by tlWtTJ.S. A, so that only printing costs were expended. ELEMENT L - PERMITS V CES® N/A ELEMENT M - AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS Please refer to Appendix D for letter, dated July 29, 1992 from County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works confirming that the County would be providing a HHW Roundup on April 24, 1993 in Santa Clarita. • .g.1.►: Round-lip k ThihTir,. •. ..• . •m. •. i.vr.0 Fiscal Year of Program: 99193 TYPE OF EXPENSE EXPENDITURES Personnel Salaries and Wages 1 Solid Waste Analyst (SWA) $2,519.02 Personnel Benefits 1 Solid Waste Analyst (SWA) $831.25 Total Personnel Expenses $3,350.27 Contracts ," Waste Transportatlon/Disp,."+� On-site Services Other - Total Contract Expenses Total Equipment Expenses Total Materials and Supplies TOTAL SPENT ON PROGRAMS Total Cost of All HHW Programs for which reimbursement is being requested. FUNDING. SOURCES: City General Funds 1 1 $14,546.25 $11,204.43 $29,100.95 FEES COLLECTED 0 REQUESTED FUNDS $2,519.02 $831.25 $3,350.27 0 0 $1,212.19 $2,939.50 $7,501.96 TYPE OF EXPENSE PERSONNEL HHW Roundup P lie Educationllnfermation (a) consumer brochure Ibl lura guidebook (c) c 'ty recycling guidebook (d► display oards NOTE: Ho s billed are for HHW only. LEGEND SWA -Solid Waste Analyst Percentage of program representing HHW, Also see Element C, Program Description, Public Education and Information Program BUDGET DETAIL HOURS REQUESTED BILLED STAFF' FUNDS 40 hours SWA $1,007.60 93 hours .SWA $2,342.67 Regular Time Bansfits(33%) Total $18.94 $6.25 $25.19 BUBGET DETAIL PERCENTAGE REQUESTED TYPE OF EXPENSE EXPENDITURE HHW •• FUNDS CONTRACT EXPENSES $0 TOTAL REQUESTED EQUIPMENT EXPENSES Public Educationllnformation Program Lal display hoards 12) $14,546.25 TOTAL REQUESTED MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES HHW Roundup $0 (a) printing flyers, English and Spanish (3000) Ib) bundling flyers TOTAL REQUESTED $295.50 $1,212.19 100% Public EducationlInformation Program ,. 17% COWUmer Brochure (a) printing (500) $162,21 TOTAL REQUESTED Curriculum Guidebook la) binders (500) $2,462.69 (b) inserts (525) $894.04 (c) hole punching $173.20 TOTAL REQUESTED $0 8.30% $1,212.19 100% $517.41 17% $27.58 50% $1,164.97 BUDGET DETAIL TYPE OF EXPENSE MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES Public EducationlInformatiou Program (conYd) CommunityRecycCng Guidebook la) illustrations (h) illustrations (c) illustrations (d) artwork lel artwork 1f) color changes (g) typesetting and paste-up (h) typesetting and paste-up (i) printing G► printing TOTAL REQUESTED PERCENTAGE REQUESTED EXPENDITURE HHW'• FUNDS $87.68 $25.44 $120.00 $465.48 $29.03 $96.99 $297.69 $351.81 53,626.38 $1,894.38 9% $ 629.54 \` EXPENDITURE RECORDS The grant requires all records of expenditures to be included with the application. This page will reference Appendix E, to contain all invoices and personnel time sheets. RESOLUTION NO. 93-161 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE NON -DISCRETIONARY FUND WHEREAS, the City of Santa Clarita recognizes that it is in the public interest to enact and implement an integrated waste management plan to address the state's diminishing landfill spaces and the potential adverse environmental impacts from landfilling; and WHEREAS, funds have been established by Assembly Bill 1220 (Fastin, 1993), and are available through the California Integrated Waste Management Board for grants to local governments to establish and implement waste diversion and separation programs to prevent disposal of hazardous waste, including household hazardous waste in solid waste landfills; NOW; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Santa Clarita authorizes the submittal of an application to the California Integrated Waste Management Board for a Household Hazardous Waste Grant. The City Manager of the City of Santa Clarita is hereby authorized and empowered to execute in the name of the City of Santa Clarita all necessary applications, contracts, agreements and amendments hereto for the purposes. of securing grant funds and to implement and carry out the purposes specified in the grant application. Resolution No. 93-161 Page 2 PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this _ day of , 1993. MAYOR ATTEST: STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) SS CITY OF SANTA CLARTTA) I, the undersigned, hereby certifly that the forgoing Resolution Number 93-161 was duly adopted by the.City Council of the City of Santa Clarita at a regular meeting thereof, held on the day of , 1993, with the following roll call vote: AYES - Councilmembers: NOES - Couucihnembers: ABSENT-Councilmembers: t CITY CLERK APPENDIX A COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS � 01 26455 N. ROCKWELL CANYON RD. SANTA CLARITA, CALIFORNIA PARKING LOT No. 7 ., rm a ROCKWELL CANYON ROAD APPENDIX B STATE OF CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA INTEGRATED CIWMB 303 WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD Form 303 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Information xx >r a w+*r ri cr>pa;+ a F Mf � rf+«e�:eY�ilaw�.�"" mex+�CttN`1ia'3LRt This form is to be completed by each jurisdiction in California that is required by the California Integrated Waste Management Board to report information annually about the collection of household hazardous waste. This form is specifically intended to fulfill reporting requirements of the Household Hazardous Waste Element of the Countywide Household Hazardous Waste Management Plans. The completed form for the previous fiscal year ending June 30 is due on the first Monday of October. .ram v... s Sw:Ls'-0•�u�&XXK.�4' MIN Reporting Source Address City/State/Zip Contact Person Phone Location of Event Detailed instructions have been written to help you complete this form. Please refer the instructions titled 'Instructions for Completing Form 303 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Information" on pages 3 through 5. M. .S`£11iO ypi 1�g ax Household Hazardous Waste Section California Integrated Waste Management Board 8800 Cal Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95826 CITY OF SANTA CLARITA 25663 Ave. Stanford Santa Cl.arita, CA 91355 Hazel Joanes (805)294-2521 Multi le sites located Countywide / (Check ll ia[apply) [Xj County of Los Angeles R4 Start date (mmlddlyy) 1 07/01/92_ End date (mmldy/yy) 1 06/30/93 , Company [ 1 Contractor [ I Joint (private/public) I 1 Non -Profit Group Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County (Check all that apply) [I Permanent [X[ Periodic (Temporary) [) Other (Check all that apply) [ 1 One Site [X1 Multiple Sites Number of Participants Number of Days Open Operating Times Each Day Population of Service Area [I Curbside [ [ At a Sanitary Landfill [ [ Mobile ( I Recycling Only Program [ I Ata Transfer Station [X[ On City Property [X[ On County Property [X[ On Private Property [X) Other College Campuses State and Federal Facilities 436 VarticipariLs �2 days Opening Time 9:00 Closing Time 3:00 120,000 people 'IWMB 303 Page 2 :aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaeeeee=o==sassaasaaaaaaa=v========aee========a=aaaaa=e== WASTE VOLUMES COLLECTED 1. Flammable & Poison Flammable solid/liquid Bulked flammable liquids Oil -base paint Poison (excl. aerosols) Reactive and explosive Subtotal 2. Acid 3. Base i4. Oxidizer Actual Number of Weight drums Management (pounds) shipped Method(s) 12958 56.629 I DI 196 0.422 8663 18.596 5D9I 1371 6.149 3$L 2 0.021 23190 81.817 149 Inorganic acid Organic acid Subtotal Inorganic base Organic base Subtotal 372 1.500 N 0 0.000 73%DI 27%N 1 3721 1.500 DI 1 268 1.2851N 69 1 1 2781 1.389 65%DI 358N 5461_2.674 1 Neutral oxidizers 77 0.265 57%DI 43MN Organic peroxides 2 0.021 DI Oxidizing acid 69 1 0.232 708DI 30%N- Oxidizing base 1 0.003 86�N 14$DI Subtotal 149 0.521 30.099 5. PCB -containing PCB -containing paint 0 0.000 Other PCB waste 13 0.042 958DI 58L Subtotal '''� 131 0.042 . Aerosol . Reclaimable Corrosive a, Flammable a Poison ae1i5 Subtotal €� Antifreeze Car batteries. - Latex paint Motor oil/oil products Oil filters Mercury (metallic) Subtotal Other Medical waste Household batteries Other Subtotal . Asbestos . Grand Total (cubic yards) (excluding asbestos) 'urisdiction: SANTA CLARITA 19/23/93-09:24:11 39 0.087 RC 1189 1.002 RC 2691 5.755 RC 10638 22.771 RC 144 0.484 RC 0 0.000 RC 14701 30.099 0 0.000 1 DI 107 0.194 1 58%LJ34%RCB%N 1603 7.754 38%U33RFM64N/4%T 1710 7.948 L 41949 129.846 APPENDIX C Apr This page will contain a map of Santa Clarita Valley. APPENDIX D THOMAS A. TIDEM ANSON, Director July 29, 1992 r_ C COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 900 SOUTH FREMONT AVENUE ALHAMBRA. CALIFORNIA 9180]•371 Telephone; (818)458.5100 Mr. Jeff Kolin Public Works Director City of Santa Clarita 23920 Valencia Boulevard, Suite 300 Santa Clarita, CA 91355 Dear Mr. Kolin: HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ROUNDZfP,`a RECEIVED .IUB 3 1 159 PUBLIC WORKS OEPAReI%'e1T Clff CF SAN1A C1h:nlA ADDRESS ALL CORRESPON DENCE TO: P.O.BOX 1460 ALHAMBRA. CALIFORNIA 9180:•1460 IN REPL* PLEASE REFER TO FILE WM-3 Per our recent telephoconatidn, we look forward to providing a Household Haza'd us a =,dup on April 24, 1993, for residents of the .• tyiarfta and surrounding communities. The Countywide ecton" Program of Roundups has been extremely success 1, srvinig 35,000 County households through the 23 events held thu'si.f.r We will be contacting your City in the near future to discuss siting and other Roundup logistics. Please feel free to contact Brian Hooper of my staff, at (818) 458-5118, if you have any questions. e Very truly yours, T A. TIDEMA14SON rector of Public Works VE Y Assistant Deputy Director Waste Man gement Division BDH:sg APPENDIX -E This section to contain personnel timesheets and invoices for expenditure report. APPENDIX F ®RAFT I This section to contain samples of guidebooks and brochure.