Solid Waste and Recycling Committee (SWARC
Morrisville Environment and Stormwater Committee 2017 Annual Report
MESC - Stormwater
Waste Industries August-17
Trash
550 710 878 470 2608
1472 960 1077 1771 707 5987 10504
640 740 683 599 438 3100 5708
43.48% 77.08% 63.42% 33.82% 61.95% 51.78% 54.34%
6.20 6.58 3.84 7.31 3.65 27.58 44.93
19.38 17.78 11.24 24.41 16.67 17.79 15.74
8.42 13.71 7.13 8.26 10.33 9.21 8.55
24.96 23.02 29.15 24.64 24.91 25.30 25.35
1472 959 1078 1774 706 5989 16493
645 543 731 1122 504 3545 9253
43.82% 56.62% 67.81% 63.25% 71.39% 59.19% 56.10%
6.60 3.41 3.85 6.43 2.60 22.89 67.82
20.47 12.56 10.53 11.46 10.32 12.91 14.66
8.97 7.11 7.14 7.25 7.37 7.64 8.22
22.73 11.22 13.18 22.23 10.13 79.49 233.14
30.37 23.33 24.38 24.85 27.53 26.21 20.49
1472 959 1078 1775 706 5990 22483
611 577 732 1350 454 3724 12977
41.51% 60.17% 67.90% 76.06% 64.31% 62.17% 57.72%
6.08 3.49 4.28 11.49 3.76 29.10 96.92
19.90 12.10 11.69 17.02 16.56 15.63 14.94
8.26 7.28 7.94 12.95 10.65 9.72 8.62
1497 960 1082 1791
18.52 11.60 13.94 22.09
1472 959 1080 1776
678 581 765 1297
66.15 357.11
5287 27770
3321 16298
46.06% 60.58% 70.83% 73.03% #DIV/0! 62.81% 58.69%
6.95 3.65 4.34 6.46
5330 28081
24.74 24.17 25.77 24.67 #DIV/0! 24.82 25.43
20.50 12.56 11.35 9.96 #DIV/0! 12.89 14.52
9.44 7.61 8.04 7.27 #DIV/0! 8.10 8.52
1 2 3 4
960 1080 1786 737 4563
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
7 8 9 10 11
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
14 15 16 17 18
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
21 22 23 24 25
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
28 29 30 31
Trash Tons
Yard
Actual Potential Tons Lbs/Home Lbs/Home #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 3.55 12.91 7.40 3.84 10.82 7.13 7.10 16.17 8.01 2.86 12.17 8.09 17.35 13.31 7.68
Tons
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total
Recycle Part% #DIV/0! 57.29% 65.92% 49.52% 66.48% 57.74%
Homes
Potential
Actual
11.05 12.85 24.10 9.82 57.82
Lbs/Home #DIV/0! 23.02 23.80 26.99 26.65 25.34
960 1077 1773 707 4517
1497 960 1080 1786 737 6060 10623
22.12 10.83 12.01 21.92 10.07 76.95 134.77
29.55 22.56 22.24 24.55 27.33 25.40 25.37
1497 960 1082 1787 737 6063 16686
18.68 11.05 15.77 22.02 9.18 76.70 211.47
1497 962 1081 1789 736 6065 22751
357.11 72.79%
Recycle Tons
118.32 24.12%
21.40 118.32
Yard Waste 15.20 0.03
Actual
Tons Lbs/Home
111
3.25
58.56
111
3.25
58.56
301
4.73
31.43
301 412
4.73 7.98
31.43 38.74
153
2.01
26.27
153 565
2.01 9.99
26.27 35.36
371
5.21
28.09
371 936
5.21 15.20
28.09 32.48
#DIV/0!
0 936
490.63
0 15.20
#DIV/0! 32.48
Waste Industries Recycling Tonnage
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
Households
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
% pop % increase avg increase tonnage tons/mo.
Total
2007-08
47.24 54.72 63.59 66.93 69.53 56.79 61.68 62.99 61.17 53.36 66.38 60.82 725.20
3770
2008-09
58.25 62.58 62.83 82.44 65.54 55.96 68.87 63.40 62.88 68.06 64.81 59.45 775.07
3980
5.57%
6.88%
64.59
2009-10
57.15 71.60 63.20 66.70 62.83 53.69 53.69 52.31 56.59 57.90 62.65 71.37 729.68
4290
7.79%
-5.86%
60.81
2010-11
70.34 74.36 77.07 78.25 68.15 65.02 55.09 67.82 57.79 74.28 60.61 82.60 831.38
4438
3.45%
13.94%
69.28
2011-12
77.26 53.45 85.70 88.63 83.61 60.67 52.30 80.91 85.03 75.38 66.99 82.27 892.20
4690
5.68%
7.32%
74.35
2012-13
64.07 71.93 87.95 85.60 98.84 77.64 64.21 89.09 72.49 81.47 80.32 70.01 943.62
4953
5.61%
5.76%
78.64
2013-14
76.94 88.89 83.65 107.24 96.90 81.10 86.52 93.47 110.98 73.88 66.06 59.64 1025.27
5180
4.58%
8.65%
85.44
2014-15
79.12 71.06 84.89 94.79 62.86 79.96 101.59 97.90 96.59 103.25 103.14 92.75 1067.90
5515
6.47%
4.16%
88.99
2015-16
93.89 99.77 106.88 121.86 102.02 97.17 109.71 98.46 107.66 115.68 97.91 104.09 1255.10
5868
6.40%
17.53%
104.59
2016-17 103.77 101.37 108.48 118.48 109.1 92.13 124.70 95.72 110.56 105.54 102.36 118.32 1290.68
6011
2.44%
2.83%
107.56
Outreach
Spring Fest – May 13, 2017
Kid’s bird feeder station Cooking oil recycling containers
Spring and Fall Green Day
Spring Event – April 22, 2017
3,445 lb paper for shredding 8,716 lb of electronics for recycling 40 gal cooking oil for recycling
Fall Event – November 7, 2017
12,750 lb paper for shredding 6,838 lb of electronics for recycling 42 gal cooking oil for recycling
Winter Poster Contest
12th Annual Contest
Year
Past Themes
2012
Saving Energy is Cool! What can I do?
2013
Every day is Earth Day.
2014
Recycle today for a better tomorrow!
2015
Keep the future bright. Turn off the light.
2016
Tip the Balance on Waste, Recycle More Than You Throw in the Trash
2017
Where does the rain go?
Future Projects & Goals
Increase focus on education and outreach Promote Spring and Fall Green Day participation Winter Poster Contest - Year 13 Expand Adopt-a-Road litter sweeps to include lesser serviced roads Continue annual stream clean events Publicize cooking oil recycling options Encourage the proper disposal of yard waste and composting Explore the “Block Leader” program Sustainability – Promote existing sustainability efforts by the town; encourage residential sustainability “upgrades”
MESC - Stormwater
Waste Industries August-17
Trash
550 710 878 470 2608
1472 960 1077 1771 707 5987 10504
640 740 683 599 438 3100 5708
43.48% 77.08% 63.42% 33.82% 61.95% 51.78% 54.34%
6.20 6.58 3.84 7.31 3.65 27.58 44.93
19.38 17.78 11.24 24.41 16.67 17.79 15.74
8.42 13.71 7.13 8.26 10.33 9.21 8.55
24.96 23.02 29.15 24.64 24.91 25.30 25.35
1472 959 1078 1774 706 5989 16493
645 543 731 1122 504 3545 9253
43.82% 56.62% 67.81% 63.25% 71.39% 59.19% 56.10%
6.60 3.41 3.85 6.43 2.60 22.89 67.82
20.47 12.56 10.53 11.46 10.32 12.91 14.66
8.97 7.11 7.14 7.25 7.37 7.64 8.22
22.73 11.22 13.18 22.23 10.13 79.49 233.14
30.37 23.33 24.38 24.85 27.53 26.21 20.49
1472 959 1078 1775 706 5990 22483
611 577 732 1350 454 3724 12977
41.51% 60.17% 67.90% 76.06% 64.31% 62.17% 57.72%
6.08 3.49 4.28 11.49 3.76 29.10 96.92
19.90 12.10 11.69 17.02 16.56 15.63 14.94
8.26 7.28 7.94 12.95 10.65 9.72 8.62
1497 960 1082 1791
18.52 11.60 13.94 22.09
1472 959 1080 1776
678 581 765 1297
66.15 357.11
5287 27770
3321 16298
46.06% 60.58% 70.83% 73.03% #DIV/0! 62.81% 58.69%
6.95 3.65 4.34 6.46
5330 28081
24.74 24.17 25.77 24.67 #DIV/0! 24.82 25.43
20.50 12.56 11.35 9.96 #DIV/0! 12.89 14.52
9.44 7.61 8.04 7.27 #DIV/0! 8.10 8.52
1 2 3 4
960 1080 1786 737 4563
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
7 8 9 10 11
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
14 15 16 17 18
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
21 22 23 24 25
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total Cum Total
28 29 30 31
Trash Tons
Yard
Actual Potential Tons Lbs/Home Lbs/Home #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 3.55 12.91 7.40 3.84 10.82 7.13 7.10 16.17 8.01 2.86 12.17 8.09 17.35 13.31 7.68
Tons
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sub Total
Recycle Part% #DIV/0! 57.29% 65.92% 49.52% 66.48% 57.74%
Homes
Potential
Actual
11.05 12.85 24.10 9.82 57.82
Lbs/Home #DIV/0! 23.02 23.80 26.99 26.65 25.34
960 1077 1773 707 4517
1497 960 1080 1786 737 6060 10623
22.12 10.83 12.01 21.92 10.07 76.95 134.77
29.55 22.56 22.24 24.55 27.33 25.40 25.37
1497 960 1082 1787 737 6063 16686
18.68 11.05 15.77 22.02 9.18 76.70 211.47
1497 962 1081 1789 736 6065 22751
357.11 72.79%
Recycle Tons
118.32 24.12%
21.40 118.32
Yard Waste 15.20 0.03
Actual
Tons Lbs/Home
111
3.25
58.56
111
3.25
58.56
301
4.73
31.43
301 412
4.73 7.98
31.43 38.74
153
2.01
26.27
153 565
2.01 9.99
26.27 35.36
371
5.21
28.09
371 936
5.21 15.20
28.09 32.48
#DIV/0!
0 936
490.63
0 15.20
#DIV/0! 32.48
Waste Industries Recycling Tonnage
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
Households
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
% pop % increase avg increase tonnage tons/mo.
Total
2007-08
47.24 54.72 63.59 66.93 69.53 56.79 61.68 62.99 61.17 53.36 66.38 60.82 725.20
3770
2008-09
58.25 62.58 62.83 82.44 65.54 55.96 68.87 63.40 62.88 68.06 64.81 59.45 775.07
3980
5.57%
6.88%
64.59
2009-10
57.15 71.60 63.20 66.70 62.83 53.69 53.69 52.31 56.59 57.90 62.65 71.37 729.68
4290
7.79%
-5.86%
60.81
2010-11
70.34 74.36 77.07 78.25 68.15 65.02 55.09 67.82 57.79 74.28 60.61 82.60 831.38
4438
3.45%
13.94%
69.28
2011-12
77.26 53.45 85.70 88.63 83.61 60.67 52.30 80.91 85.03 75.38 66.99 82.27 892.20
4690
5.68%
7.32%
74.35
2012-13
64.07 71.93 87.95 85.60 98.84 77.64 64.21 89.09 72.49 81.47 80.32 70.01 943.62
4953
5.61%
5.76%
78.64
2013-14
76.94 88.89 83.65 107.24 96.90 81.10 86.52 93.47 110.98 73.88 66.06 59.64 1025.27
5180
4.58%
8.65%
85.44
2014-15
79.12 71.06 84.89 94.79 62.86 79.96 101.59 97.90 96.59 103.25 103.14 92.75 1067.90
5515
6.47%
4.16%
88.99
2015-16
93.89 99.77 106.88 121.86 102.02 97.17 109.71 98.46 107.66 115.68 97.91 104.09 1255.10
5868
6.40%
17.53%
104.59
2016-17 103.77 101.37 108.48 118.48 109.1 92.13 124.70 95.72 110.56 105.54 102.36 118.32 1290.68
6011
2.44%
2.83%
107.56
Outreach
Spring Fest – May 13, 2017
Kid’s bird feeder station Cooking oil recycling containers
Spring and Fall Green Day
Spring Event – April 22, 2017
3,445 lb paper for shredding 8,716 lb of electronics for recycling 40 gal cooking oil for recycling
Fall Event – November 7, 2017
12,750 lb paper for shredding 6,838 lb of electronics for recycling 42 gal cooking oil for recycling
Winter Poster Contest
12th Annual Contest
Year
Past Themes
2012
Saving Energy is Cool! What can I do?
2013
Every day is Earth Day.
2014
Recycle today for a better tomorrow!
2015
Keep the future bright. Turn off the light.
2016
Tip the Balance on Waste, Recycle More Than You Throw in the Trash
2017
Where does the rain go?
Future Projects & Goals
Increase focus on education and outreach Promote Spring and Fall Green Day participation Winter Poster Contest - Year 13 Expand Adopt-a-Road litter sweeps to include lesser serviced roads Continue annual stream clean events Publicize cooking oil recycling options Encourage the proper disposal of yard waste and composting Explore the “Block Leader” program Sustainability – Promote existing sustainability efforts by the town; encourage residential sustainability “upgrades”
