APPENDIX J Reference Year Opportunity To Recycle And .
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021APPENDIX J Reference Year Opportunity to Recycle andDemonstration of Achieving Goal 1A.Residential Sector Opportunity to RecycleDuring the period of this Plan the Darke County Solid Waste Management District will continueto meet the requirements of Goal 1 of the Ohio State Plan. Appendix J provides demonstrationsof the programs and facilities that were used in the Reference Year and that will be usedthroughout the planning period. To meet the requirements of Goal 1 the District mustdemonstrate access to recycling through a curbside or drop-off program available to a minimumof 80% of the population of the District. The credit a program is given toward this goal dependson the services offered and the likelihood that residents will be able to participate in the program.Non-subscription curbside programs are available to residents automatically within a definedarea. All residents of the area living in single-family homes receive the service whether they signup for it or not. The waste collection fee automatically includes curbside recycling on a regularbasis at least every two weeks. Both the Versailles and Arcanum curbside collection programsmeet this criterion. The District receives credit for the entire population of the area served bynon-subscription curbside programs.Subscription curbside service refers to a type of curbside recycling service for which residentsmust voluntarily sign up for and agree to pay for the service. The programs listed in Table J-1 areall offered by a waste hauler. All residents who pay for waste collection are automatically entitledto weekly curbside recycling collection. The District can credit 25 percent of the population of thejurisdictions where the service is offered in lieu of other more difficult documentation methodsto confirm the number of subscribers.In 2020 and 2021, several villages signed contracts with Rumpke giving Rumpke the exclusiveright to provide residential waste collection services. Residents must request this service and payRumpke for the services. All subscribing households are offered curbside recycling. The villageshave been added to Table J-1 and are assigned program IDs. Access is calculated based on theprojected village population for plan years 2022 and after. If the rest of the township is servedby Rumpke, the population of the villages is not included in the population listed for townshipcredit to avoid double counting.The default population credit for full-time, urban drop-offs that meet the criteria is 5,000. Thedefault credit for a full-time rural drop-off is 2,500. It is important to understand that some ofthe townships where the drop-offs are located have populations less than 2,500. The District haschosen the drop-off locations carefully. Most are near highways that connect District householdsto employers, schools, and commercial areas. As such, the drop-offs serve the general area. Useof a drop-off is not limited to a specific township, village, or city.APPENDIX J-1
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Table J-1a. Opportunity to Recycled: Curbside and Drop-offKey assumption: This table assumes that at least 25% of the population of Greenville and the villages in which Rumpke is the sole providerof subscription waste and recycling services subscribe and therefore have access to curbside recycling collection. The same assumption isapplied to the of the townships where Rumpke provides subscription waste collection with curbside recycling available to all Rumpkesubscribers.Darke CountyID #Name of Community (City,Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year ofPlanPop.CreditNon-subscription curbside (credit assigned to 100% of population)NCS1NCS2Versailles VillageArcanum 331,830Non-subscription curbside (credit assigned to 25% of population See notes explaining methods to avoid double counting of number of persons served.)SC1Greenville CitySC2Palestine VillageSC3Adams Township (note 1)SC4SC5Brown Township South ofSt.Rt.47 and including entireVillage of Ansonia (note 2)Butler Township. From 2020 onless 16% population of NewMadison (note lin 7Greenville Township (note 8Harrison Township (note on Township (note 6)582146571143557139541135527132SC10Liberty Township (note 7)839210823206803201780195760190APPENDIX J-2
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Darke CountyID #Name of Community (City,Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year ofPlanPop.CreditSC11Monroe 12Neave 13Richland Township810203794199775194753188734183SC14Twin Township (note 8)1,8664671,4943741,4583641,4173541,380345SC15Van Buren 16Washington 17Wayne Township (note 9)856214839210819205796199775194SC18Gettysburg Village (note 10)7000686172670167651163634159SC19Gordon (note 10)212020852203511974919248SC20Ithica (note 10)130012732124311213011829SC21New Madison (note l-time, urban drop-offRumpke Recycling FacilityGreenvilleLocation to be decided: In PlaceNewby July 1, 2022Part-time, urban drop-offFTU1NoneFull-time, rural drop-offFTR1To be decided. No credit listed.Formerly Adams Twp.3,498FTR2Allen Township)1,085APPENDIX 1682,5009832,500
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Darke CountyID #Name of Community (City,Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year ofPlanPop.CreditFTR3Brown 8012,500FTR4Butler 3382,500FTR5Harrison 2172,500FTR62,7622,7082,6422,5672,502FTR7To be decided. No credit listed.Formerly Neave and JacksonTwps.2,2422,1982,1442,0842,031FTR8Patterson 3332500FTR9Twin Township (note 00FTR10Wabash 11Wayne Township (note 00Part-time, rural drop-offNoneMixed municipal waste material recovery facilityNoneTotal County Population50,46949,79348,57547,20745,996Total Population %Percent of PopulationNote 1: The population of Adams Twp. is adjusted to exclude the part of Bradford that is not in the District and to exclude the population of Gettysburg which islisted as a subscription curbside village.Note 2: Rumpke serves part of Brown Twp. south of St.Rt. 47 and the entire Village of Ansonia. The population is adjusted to the entire population of Ansonia and 50%of Brown Twp. (The District could not find a source of population information that provides specific information on the population north and south of 47.50% is an estimate based on area above and below the route.)Note 3: The Butler Twp. population is adjusted to exclude the 16% of the population of New Madison that is in Butler County. New Madison is a SC Village.Note 4. Greenville Twp. population is adjusted by subtracting the population of the City of Greenville.Note 5: Harrison Twp. population is adjusted to exclude the 84% of the population of New Madison that is located in Harrison Twp. New Madison is a SC Village.APPENDIX J-4
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Note 6: The population of Jackson Twp. is adjusted to subtract the entire population of Union City which is provided waste collation services by Bestway.The remainder of the population is reduced by 50% to exclude the number of residents north of St. Rt. 47.Note 7: The population of Liberty Township is adjusted to exclude the population of Palestine which is listed as a subscription curbside village.Note 8: The population of Twin Twp. has been adjusted to exclude the populations of Arcanum, Gordon, and Ithica.Note 9: The population of Wayne Twp. excludes that of the Village of Versailles and 50% of the remaining population of the Twp. to adjust for the northern part ofthe Twp. above St. Rt. 47 in which Rumpke waste with curbside recycling service included is not offered.Notes 10: The Villages of Gettysburg, Gordon, Ithica, and New Madison have agreements making Rumpke the exclusive residential waste collection service provider.All Rumpke subscribers in these villages are offered biweekly curbside recycling collection.Note 11: The entire population of the townships is entered for full time rural drop-off sites. The drop-offs are available to all area residents including residents ofvillages where subscription curbside is available. The sites are also located near main connecting roads and may be used by households outside of thetownship or village where the drop-off is located.Assumptions: The District assumes that the populations for cities, villages, and townships will decrease at approximately the same rate asthe projected decrease in the population of the District.Calculation: The percent of the population with access is derived by dividing the access population credit number by the total populationof the district. The result is expressed as a percentage rounded to the nearest whole number.The District plans to meet or exceed the residential/commercial requirements of Goal 1 for the entire planning period. All of the curbsideand drop-off programs are expected to be continued throughout the planning period.Table J-1b. Alternative Opportunity to Recycle: Curbside and Drop-off CalculationAt of the time when this Plan was being completed, hard data regarding the number of subscribers to subscription waste collectionprograms that include curbside recycling for all subscribers was not available to the District. The District is quite sure that substantiallymore than 25% of the residents in the areas where these programs are offered are subscribed for several reasons: As of 2020, residents ofGreenville, Gettysburg, Gordon, Ithica, New Madison, and Palestine do not have any other alternative for waste collection. By agreementwith these municipalities, Rumpke is the only service provider and offers curbside recycling to all waste collection subscribers. Althoughthese households could deliver their waste directly to a landfill or dispose of it illegally through dumping, backyard burning, or theft ofservice, there is little evidence that this is happening on any substantial scale. Also, in 2019. the last year for which we have reviewedAPPENDIX J-5
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021data, 73% of the reported municipal solid waste that was direct hauled or transferred for disposal in Ohio or out-of-state was managed bythe Rumpke Greenville Transfer Facility or a Rumpke operated landfill.As part of the research for preparing this plan, the District hoped to do a participation study in Greenville and in selected townshipswhere subscription curbside is offered to all Rumpke residential waste collection subscribers. The Covid 19 epidemic caused this researchto be postponed. The District intends to do a participation studies as listed in Appendix I-1 beginning in 2021 and extending into the firstyear of the planning period. The District believes that the participation studies will demonstrate that more than 25% of the residents ofGreenville and the townships where Rumpke offers subscription waste collection with weekly or biweekly curbside recycling aresubscribing and have access to recycling.Since this data was not available in time for completion of this plan, the following table is included to clarify that at least 80% access ispossible without attributing any amount of curbside to the townships where Rumpke offers curbside recycling to all waste collectionsubscribers. The communities that have contracts with Rumpke as the sole provider of residential collection are credited with 25%access. However, if it were to be found that access is less than 25% in these communities, the District has included additional drop-offs asbackup as explained in the narrative following the table and in the planned programs in Appendix I.Table J-1b. Alternative Opportunity to Recycled: Curbside and Drop-off CalculationDarke CountyID #Name of Community(City, Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year of PlanPop.CreditNon-subscription curbsideNCS1NCS2Versailles VillageArcanum 011,4982,8751854618145177441724316842Subscription curbsideSC1Greenville CitySC2Palestine VillageAPPENDIX J-6
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Darke CountyID #SC3SC4SC5SC6Name of Community(City, Village, Township)Adams Township (note1)Brown Township Southof St.Rt.47 and includingentire Village of Ansonia(note 2)Butler Township. From2020 on less 16%population of NewMadison (note 3)Franklin Township2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year of 2,0842,031810203794775753734SC11Greenville Township(note 4)Harrison Township (note5)Jackson Township (note6)Liberty Township (note7)Monroe TownshipSC12Neave TownshipSC13Richland TownshipSC14Twin Township (note 8)1,8664671,4941,4581,4171,380SC15Van Buren Township1,4053511,3781,3441,3061,273SC16Washington TownshipWayne Township 775SC&SC8SC9SC10SC17APPENDIX J-7Credit
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Darke CountyID #Name of Community(City, Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year of PlanPop.CreditSC18Gettysburg Village (note10)7000686172670167651163634159SC19Gordon (note 10)212020852203511974919248SC20Ithica (note 10)130012732124311213011829SC21New Madison (note , urban drop-offRumpke RecyclingFacility GreenvilleLocation to be decided:NewIn place by July 1, 2022Part-time, urban drop-offFTU1NoneFull-time, rural drop-offTo be decided (formerlyAdams Twp. No creditFTR1until available ) In placeby July 1, 2022FTR2 Allen TownshipFTR3 Brown 12,500FTR4Butler 3382,500FTR5Harrison TownshipTo be decided, formerlyJackson Twp. and NeaveTwp. No credit untilavailable. See note 500FTR6FTR7APPENDIX J-82,7622,242
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Darke CountyID #Name of Community(City, Village, Township)2022 1st Year ofPlan2018Pop.CreditPop.Credit2026 - 5th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2031 - 10th Year ofPlanPop.Credit2036 - 15th Year of PlanPop.CreditFTR8Patterson 3332,500FTR9Twin Township (note 11Wabash TownshipWayne Township (note11)Part-time, rural drop-offNoneMixed municipal waste material recovery facilityNoneTotal County Population50,46949,79348,57547,20745,996Total Population %Percent of PopulationNote 1: The population of Adams Twp. is adjusted to exclude the part of Bradford that is not in the District and to exclude the population of Gettysburg which islisted as a subscription curbside village.Note 2: Rumpke serves part of Brown Twp. south of St.Rt. 47 and the entire Village of Ansonia. The population is adjusted to the entire population of Ansonia and 50%of Brown Twp. (The District could not find a source of population information that provides specific information on the population north and south of 47.50% is an estimate based on area above and below the route.Note 3: The Butler Twp. Population is adjusted to exclude the 16% of the population of New Madison that is in Butler County. New Madison is a SC Village.Note 4. Greenville Twp. population is adjusted by subtracting the population of the City of Greenville.Note 5: Harrison Twp. population is adjusted to exclude the 84% of the population of New Madison that is located in Harrison Twp.Note 6: The population of Jackson Twp. is adjusted to subtract the entire population of Union City which is provided waste collation services by Bestway.The remainder of the population is reduced by 50% to exclude the number of residents north of St. Rt. 47.Note 7: The population of Liberty Township is adjusted to exclude the population of Palestine which is listed as a subscription curbside village.Note 8: The population of Twin Twp. has been adjusted to exclude the populations of Arcanum, Gordon, and Ithica.Note 9: The population of Wayne Twp. excludes that of the Village of Versailles and 50% of the remaining population of the Twp. to adjust for the northern part ofthe Twp. above St. Rt. 47 in which Rumpke waste with curbside recycling service included is not offered.APPENDIX J-9
Darke County Solid Waste Management Plan 2021Notes 10: The Villages of Gettysburg, Gordon, Ithica, and New Madison have agreements making Rumpke the exclusive residential waste collection service provider.All Rumpke subscribers in these villages are offered biweekly curbside recycling collection.Note 11: The entire population of the townships is entered for full time rural drop-off sites. The drop-offs are available to all area residents including residents ofvillages where subscription curbside is available. The sites are also located near main connecting roads and may be used by households outside of thetownship or village where the drop-off is located.Note 12: If needed to provide access, 2 rural or one urban drop-off will be added. If studies of participation and access to curbside recycling show that there is lessthan 25% access in these municipalities, the District can reach the 80% access goal by adding either two rural drop-offs or one urban drop-off by July 2023. The Districtwill select the alternative which is judged to be most likely to increase residential recycling by placing drop-off in underserved areas. The content of this note isrepeated in the narrative below for clarity.Important note: Table J1b provides an alternate approach to provide 80% or more access to recycling opportunities: Unlike Table J-1a,in Table J-1b the participation credited to the townships where subscription waste collection that automatically includes bi-weeklycurbside recycling is
APPENDIX J-1 . APPENDIX J Reference Year Opportunity to Recycle and Demonstration of Achieving Goal 1 . A. Residential Sector Opportunity to Recycle . During the period of this Plan the Darke County Solid Waste Management District will continue to meet the requirements of Goal 1 o
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