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PARTICIPATION <br />Roseville is one of the few cities in the metropolitan area in which the actual city -specific <br />participation trend information is gathered and made available. Each year in the sante areas of the <br />city Eureka Recycling counts set -out rates on each collection day for four straight collection <br />weeks. Since Roseville currently has every other week collection the study period is 8 weeks <br />long. This study yields information on how many residents set out material in any given week, as <br />well as the total percentage of residents that take part in the program. <br />This year there have been increases in Roseville's already high participation rate. There were <br />three important changes to the program that led to this increase: <br />1. The delivery of a new recycling cart to each house <br />2. The switch to single sort recycling <br />3. The addition ofmore types of plastics <br />In years past, Roseville had a participation rate of 75-80%. This was among the highest in the <br />state and demonstrated Roseville's leadership in waste reduction. By delivering a brand new <br />recycling cart to each house and switching to single sort recycling the already thriving program <br />saw a boost in the number of people participating in the program. In 2014 Roseville had a 93% <br />participation rate, meaning that over two months 93% of households set out sonic amount of <br />recycling. This is the highest rate of any city Eureka Recycling works with and one of the highest <br />rates in the country. In any given week 76% of households participate in the program, which is <br />referred to as the "set -out rate". <br />Participation and Set -Out Trends <br />100% <br />80% .� <br />60% <br />—Set Out Rate <br />40% —participation Rate <br />20% <br />0% t:= <br />2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 <br />Eureka Rccychng conducted the amoral participation and set -out rate trend study in the fall ofcach year. (Sec Appendix C for the <br />definitions, and methodologies of the participation, and set -out rate studies.) <br />4 <br />