Herald - & Lantern 11 Apri! '84

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SWAINTON - The Cape May Coynty Municipal ‘ Utilities Authority has modified the solid waste * recycling credit program currently being offered to all county-^municipaiities. . embracing the ton-for ton •concept first proposed byWildwood Crest Comm is-, sioner Frank McCall, The credit for a ton of -recyclables will be equal to

the base MUA tipping fee (or disposal of solid waste., /which is currently • projected to be $23.34 per ton when the new county landfill opens May-15. MUA Ex-' ecutive. Director George Mannakis said the credit program does not include state tax, “Sinte the dollar value of the .modified credit is significantly higher than

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the credit concept original ' ly proposed, we are asking y rriunicipafities which participate to make a five-year . commitment to the MUA -recycling program.” ►Marinakis explained -IT REPRESENTS the best incentive we can offer to promote recycling and waste avoidance and to help our communities reduce their waste disposal costs We have written to all 16 municipalities in thecounly’. making the offer * and urging them to approve resolutions on Source Sep«aration a’nd Recycling v " ' Ocean City officially adopted the resolution on recycling Feb 16 Since then Stone Harbor and West Cape Ma\ have passed the resolution Early ac- • tion is anticipated by^ther ^municipalities, including Wildwood-Crest. Wildwood and Cape May City.

Mannakis said.

For a municipality to be eligible for the hew ton for - ton credit program it would • be required to establish formally a multi-matenal . source separation and recycling progTam. including the passage of an anti-scavenger ordinance for any curbside collection programs, provide theequipment, manpower and §ites to carry out the plan: participate in a community wide public education and information effort to expand active citizen

participation.

Also, to create a community effort to expand ac-. live citizen participation: create a community wide Recycling Advisory Committee to encourage and support the program; appoint a permanent Community Recy cling Coordinator: and deli\££or arrange delivery of all^ recyclable materials to the

authority's recycling center or "a designated drop-off point. The MUA ton-for-ton offeggs extended to all partiCpating communities during-the first two years of the proposed five-year program. Beginning.in the third year, municipalities would be required to reduce the solid waste going into the landfill by 8 percent or more through recy cling to qualify for the ton-for-ton credit. IN THE FOURTH year, the requirement would increase Lo 10 percent or. more and in tfie fifth year, a 12 percent or more reduction by recycling would be necessary. The ton-for-ton credit program is based on each municipality's recycling mixed paper, metals, and glass containers. All three' materials must be recycled in order to be eligible to receive the full ton-for-ton recycling Credit The MUA is asking all county communities to act on the new recycling resolution. by April 30 'If. this resolution is adopted by at least six communities, containing more than 33-1/3 percent of the county's resident population, the MUA will move forward immediately to implement its plans to provide a qbunty-wide recycling facility, guaranteed long-term markets: and the recycling credit program." the letter slates. Mannakis also notified the communities of the June 1 do&ing of the Phase IvRecyclMg Facility on Rio Grande Boulevard. The center will be demolished in order to accommodate the construction of the W i 1 d w o.o d s / L'o w e r Regional* Wastewater Treatment Facility.

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