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Our Misiion: To work tngether to resposNY grow our community. and to provide quality, cost-oiFecdve, and eiliclent gowemm*nt services. <br />CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 02/27/2018 <br />By: Chris Anderson, Community <br />Development <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Update on Current and Future Recycling Goals <br />Purpose/Background: <br />7.7. <br />The purpose of this case is to provide an update to the City Council regarding current and future recycling goals. <br />As background information, the City's recycling program is funded through the State's Select Committee On <br />Recycling and the Environment (SCORE). The SCORE funds are distributed to counties who then determine how <br />to utilize the funds. Anoka County disburses the SCORE funds to each municipality with a base of $10,000 plus $5 <br />per household. Ramsey's base funding for 2018 is $54,865.00. SCORE funds are only eligible to be spent on <br />residential recycling programs (i.e. they cannot be used toward the commercial sector). <br />To receive the SCORE funding, each municipality must enter into an agreement with Anoka County that outlines <br />required components of a municipality's recycling program. These required components include providing <br />households an opportunity to recycle at least four (4) broad types of materials, a public information program, <br />recycling drop-off opportunities, and notifying new residents of the recycling program. Furthermore, municipalities <br />are encouraged, but not required, to look at opportunities to expand its recycling program by offering additional <br />drop-off events, implement and/or enhance recycling at community events, enhance multi -family recycling <br />opportunities, and/or develop opportunities for source separated compostables/organics collection. <br />Anoka County also establishes the annual recycling goals for each municipality. These goals are based on a formula <br />that addresses both single family houses and multi -family households (this includes townhome buildings with five <br />[5] or more units per building). The formula is based on 210 pounds per person in single family homes (this <br />represents a ten [10] pound per person increase from 2017) and 160 pounds per person in multi -family buildings <br />(this is the same as in 2017). Based on Ramsey's population of 26,251 (per the 2016 Met Council estimates), the <br />2018 goal is 2,696 tons (an increase of 141 tons compared to 2017). <br />It should be noted that while the numbers are not yet finalized for 2017, it appears that Ramsey will have met or <br />exceeded its recycling goal for the fourteenth (14th) consecutive year. The preliminary numbers indicate that the <br />residents of Ramsey recycled approximately 2,800 tons of material in 2017, which clearly exceeded the 2017 goal <br />of 2,555 tons. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />
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