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6/28/2005
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<br />trucks and dumpsters along both sides of the lot all the way around. This makes it easy for <br />residents to drive to the drop off point for their material, unload and exit. <br /> <br />The number of vehicles coming to Clean Up Day has dropped each year. However the <br />volume of material has remained relatively the same. Most of what was dropped off was <br />Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) or garbage. Roseville required all the garbage be taken to <br />the NRG processing facility in Newport. <br /> <br /> Table Two: Materials Dropped Off <br />Roseville Clean Up Day Totals Comparison Chart <br /> 2003 2004 2005 <br />Vehicles 561 477 447 <br />Non Recyclable <br />MSW 15.23 tons 60 yards 20 tons <br />C&D 270 yards 150 yards 210 yards <br />Recyclable <br />Metal' 15 tons 10 tons 8 tons <br />Batteries 27 <br />Tires 400 207 294 <br />Electronics 890 Ibs 4,855 Ibs 2,940 Ibs <br />Appliances" 71 82 68 <br />Brush 60 yards 30 yards negligible <br /> <br />, also includes washers, dryers, water heaters and microwaves <br /> <br />" includes dehumidifiers, refrigerators and freezers <br /> <br />There was also a considerable amount of Construction and Demolition debris (C&D) <br />which is taken to the SKB landfill. Typically the C&D waste was material left over from <br />home improvement projects. <br /> <br />Washers, driers and water heaters are the main components in the scrap metal category. <br />All these products are sent to a metal scrap business. <br /> <br />There are two trends worth noting. First is the increase in the amount of electronics being <br />dropped off for disposal. The Clean Up Day rate of $7 an item can be considerably <br />cheaper than the rate at private disposal companies that charge by the pound. The volume <br />of containers filled with electronics in 2005 was actually greater than in 2004. But the <br />weight was significantly less because in 2004 we had 12 console TVs dropped off. Each <br />one weighs over a hundred pounds. The electronics are taken to Asset Recovery in St. Paul <br />which guarantees the items are processed in the United States. <br />
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