Statewide Materials Management Advisory Committee Review
undefined
STATEWIDE
MATERIALS
MANAGEMENT
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Review of State and Local Plans
June 23, 2020
Mechanics
•
Scope of Work
–
Review required by Local Govt
Subcommittee Scope of Work
–
HB3068 requires that general committee
provide recommendations for forms and
contents of county solid waste
management plans
•
Plans reviewed
–
10 state plans
–
12 Illinois county plans
Main Types
of Plans
•
State statute with waste hierarchy and
recycling goals; counties prepare own plans
•
Most common format
•
e.g. Illinois
•
State creates state plan; local governments
must be consistent with state plan
•
e.g. TN, MN, NY
•
State creates detailed goals; provides
template for county plan
•
e.g. Ohio
Tennessee –
2015
•
3 plans required from local governments
–
10 year plan
–
5 year needs assessment
–
Annual reporting
•
Ten year plan
–
Must contain 17 specific sections
–
Must use uniform financial accounting
–
Must use uniform reporting requirements
Tennessee
•
Creates charts of requirements for plans
based on population
–
4 different templates
–
Increasing requirements with size
–
Recommends staffing levels
–
Recommends infrastructure requirements
Minnesota –
2019
•
Interesting way to set reporting requirements
based on population
–
Metro area
•
Must update 20 yr plan every 6 years
–
“Greater” MN outside metro area
•
Update plans every 10 years
•
Includes 22 specific recommendations that
can be, but are not required, to be included in
plans
New York –
2010
•
Statute sets hierarchy and recycling goals
•
State Plan sets qualitative goals
–
Recommended to be incorporated by local
governments
–
Must be consistent with plan in order to
receive solid waste permits
•
Local governments
–
Can choose planning periods of 10 to 20 years
–
Not all in compliance with state requirements
New York
2010
•
Uniquely includes action agenda
–
Legislative suggestions
–
Regulatory suggestions
–
Programmatic suggestions
•
Provides suggested timeline for
implementation
California
Plan
•
(Reviewed by Sunil)
Ohio – 2020
•
State Sets Goals
–
10 goals set by statewide committee every 5
years
–
10 strategies to achieve goals recommended
–
Committee also recommends changes to siting
statute
•
Provides template to counties (or groups of
counties)
–
Counties fill in template on Re-TRAC software
–
Counties must meet eight of the 10 goals
•
Choice of Goal 1 or Goal 2 (recycling goals)
•
One goal is voluntary (market development)
•
One goal is annual reporting requirements
Illinois
County
Plans
•
Format
–
Most common sections included in County
Plans:
•
1. Recycling/Diversion (12)
•
2. Source Reduction/ReUse (10)
•
3. Organics (9)
•
4. Alternative Technologies/Waste to
Energy (6)
•
5. Infrastructure Needs (5)
•
6. Public Info/Outreach (5)
•
7. HHW (4)
•
8. Needs Assessments (3)
•
9. C&D (3)
•
10. Electronics (3)
Illinois
County
Plans
•
Most common types of recommendations
–
1. Recycling (36)
–
2. Infrastructure (18)
–
3. Education/Outreach (15)
–
4. Organics (14)
–
5. Market Development (10)
–
6. HHW and C&D (tie) (9)
–
7. Electronics, Franchising (tie) (6)
–
8. Enforcement (4)
–
9. Alternative Technology (2)
–
10. Contamination (1)
Review of state and local plans by the Statewide Materials Management Advisory Committee on June 23, 2020. The mechanics and main types of plans, focusing on Tennessee, Minnesota, and New York's unique approaches. Detailed insights into the different requirements and recommendations for waste management plans at state and local levels.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author.If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
You are allowed to download the files provided on this website for personal or commercial use, subject to the condition that they are used lawfully. All files are the property of their respective owners.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
STATEWIDE MATERIALS MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Review of State and Local Plans June 23, 2020
Mechanics Scope of Work Review required by Local Govt Subcommittee Scope of Work HB3068 requires that general committee provide recommendations for forms and contents of county solid waste management plans Plans reviewed 10 state plans 12 Illinois county plans
Main Types of Plans State statute with waste hierarchy and recycling goals; counties prepare own plans Most common format e.g. Illinois State creates state plan; local governments must be consistent with state plan e.g. TN, MN, NY State creates detailed goals; provides template for county plan e.g. Ohio
Tennessee 2015 3 plans required from local governments 10 year plan 5 year needs assessment Annual reporting Ten year plan Must contain 17 specific sections Must use uniform financial accounting Must use uniform reporting requirements
Tennessee Creates charts of requirements for plans based on population 4 different templates Increasing requirements with size Recommends staffing levels Recommends infrastructure requirements
Minnesota 2019 Interesting way to set reporting requirements based on population Metro area Must update 20 yrplan every 6 years Greater MN outside metro area Update plans every 10 years Includes 22 specific recommendations that can be, but are not required, to be included in plans
New York 2010 Statute sets hierarchy and recycling goals State Plan sets qualitative goals Recommended to be incorporated by local governments Must be consistent with plan in order to receive solid waste permits Local governments Can choose planning periods of 10 to 20 years Not all in compliance with state requirements
New York 2010 Uniquely includes action agenda Legislative suggestions Regulatory suggestions Programmatic suggestions Provides suggested timeline for implementation
California Plan (Reviewed by Sunil)
State Sets Goals Ohio 2020 10 goals set by statewide committee every 5 years 10 strategies to achieve goals recommended Committee also recommends changes to siting statute Provides template to counties (or groups of counties) Counties fill in template on Re-TRAC software Counties must meet eight of the 10 goals Choice of Goal 1 or Goal 2 (recycling goals) One goal is voluntary (market development) One goal is annual reporting requirements
Format Illinois County Plans Most common sections included in County Plans: 1. Recycling/Diversion (12) 2. Source Reduction/ReUse (10) 3. Organics (9) 4. Alternative Technologies/Waste to Energy (6) 5. Infrastructure Needs (5) 6. Public Info/Outreach (5) 7. HHW (4) 8. Needs Assessments (3) 9. C&D (3) 10. Electronics (3)
Illinois County Plans Most common types of recommendations 1. Recycling (36) 2. Infrastructure (18) 3. Education/Outreach (15) 4. Organics (14) 5. Market Development (10) 6. HHW and C&D (tie) (9) 7. Electronics, Franchising (tie) (6) 8. Enforcement (4) 9. Alternative Technology (2) 10. Contamination (1)
