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• Region will research zoning and facility barriers to commercial and multi-unit housing recycling and develop model planning, zoning and building ordinances/guidelines that ; minimize recycling ban-iers. %Re�ional PIcr�7: p. -�cg, Stf-ate�ry� 3J � � Region, working with municipalities and private service providers, will study efficiency and effectiveness of recycling programs and explore funding options and innovative programs; Couaty �vil! gather information ta I�e used in analysis, and will d�stribute informatior� and findings as soon as it is avaifable to help municipalities make decisions about local programs. �Regianal Plun: p. SI, Strutegy under Inter�riediate Outcnme 2; Co:mty-specific sectron: Negotiated Dutcomes 3 and 4; Strategy 2J Region will work with State to identify market needs and promote markets for recyclables, especially paper_ (Regional Plan: p_ 52-53, Strutegies 1 and 3J + Ramsey, Washington and Dalcota Counties will work with Metro Fast Development Partnership and local economic c�evelopment entities to increase awareness of the recycling industry and the opportunities for growth by pursuing such industries. �County-specifrc se.ction: Negoticrted Dutcome b,- Strutegy 7] MSW Processing • Region and County will work with the State and public entities tQ ensure that waste generated 6y public entities is managed in accordance with Master Plan and State Statute {In Ramsey County, this includes ensuring that public entities deliver mixed- municipal solid waste to waste processing facilities, such as the R�znsey/Washington County Resource Recovery Facility in Newport, or submit a risk management analysis and management plan tQ the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, as required in State Statute}. �Regional Plan: p. 58, Strategy under Intermediate Outcome 2,- Counry-specific section: Negotiated Outcome 1; Strategy 4J MSW Landfillin� • Region and County will work with public entities to assist them in using wespons�ble waste managernent principles r�vhen arranging for thc landfiliing of waste. CReginnal Plan: p. 63, Strategy under Intermediate 4utcome 1; Counry-specific section: Negotiated Outcome 1; Stf-ategy 4 in MSW Processing sectionJ NonMSW Mana�ement Note: NonMSW includes all waste materiai that is .not part af the mixed-municipal solid waste (MSV� stream, and that is not regu�ated as a hazardous waste. Major nonMSW wastes include construction and demolition waste, industrial wastes, and materials that are excluded from the statutory definition of MSW, such as street swcepings, sludges, etc. Region will provide education and technical assistance to public entities regarding appropriate management of nonMSW. [Regional Plan: p_ 6� Strategy under Intermediate Outcome 2J 3