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RETH INK P� <br />RECYCLING. <br />3. Evaluate and outline best management practices for "away- from - home" <br />recycling, in locations such as parks, arenas, and public buildings as well as <br />private businesses that serve the public; <br />4. Establish regional data reporting methods to guide recycling policy, including <br />residential recycling for the Region, after identification by the MPCA of the <br />appropriate entity for data development and collection; <br />5. Consider the development of programs targeted at the non - residential sector <br />to increase recycling; and <br />6. Strengthen partnerships, through discussions and other opportunities, with <br />service providers and recycling management facilities to identify improved <br />recovery efforts and education needs. <br />In partnership with the MPCA, the SWMCB will: <br />7. Support state -led efforts to increase non - residential recycling through <br />expanded policy efforts if Policy Plan objectives for recycling are not met <br />using currently available policy tools; <br />8. Review the Policy Plan objectives following the receipt of improved data; <br />9. Support MPCA imposing mandatory separation goals for recyclable materials <br />at transfer stations and landfills if the Policy Plan objectives for recycling are <br />not met; <br />1O.Support ordinances or legislation requiring entities that handle recyclables to <br />report recycling rates to the State; and <br />11.Assist the MPCA in discussions on market development and participate in any <br />activities emanating from those discussions. <br />2011 -2030 Regional Solid Waste Master Plan <br />Approved by the Solid Waste Management Coordinating Board on December 14, 2011 Appendix V Page 38 <br />