Chapter 4 - Future Local Planning Unit Projections and SW Changes
4.1 Table of Solid Waste Projections
| Year | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 |
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| Population estimate | ||||||||||
| MSW generated | ||||||||||
| Organics generated | ||||||||||
| C&D generated | ||||||||||
| Industrial waste generated | ||||||||||
| Total generated | ||||||||||
| MSW Recyclables captured | ||||||||||
| Organics captured | ||||||||||
| Non-MSW Recyclables captured | ||||||||||
| Total Recycled | ||||||||||
| MSW Recycling rate | ||||||||||
| Per capita diverted (pounds) |
Notes:
1. Adjust years according to planning period of the LSWMP
2. Amounts should be in tons (except Per capita diverted)
3. MSW Recycling Rate is Total Recycled/Total generated
4. Per capita diverted (pounds) is Total recycled/population x 2000
4.2 Anticipated changes to the Local Planning Unit
4.2.1 Expected residential development
4.2.2 Proposed or planned commercial development
4.2.3 Proposed or planned industrial development
4.2.4 Special conditions that may affect any of these characteristics
4.3 Anticipated changes to the waste stream in the Local Planning Unit
4.3.1 Products in use today, and how they will be disposed of in the future.
4.3.2 Effects of Product Stewarship on the waste stream
4.3.3 Anticipated effects of the changes on the management practices in the Local Planning Unit
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