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At the
Time Prepared for:
Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders
County
Administrator
Morris County
Municipal Utilities Authority
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Glenn
W. Schweizer
Executive Director
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Larry
Gindoff
Solid Waste Coordinator
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Kathleen
Hourihan
District Recycling Coordinator
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 Solid Waste
 Management Plan Amendment
Morris County, New Jersey
 Response to the January 2006 New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Solid Waste Management and
Sludge Management State Plan Update - March 2007
Prepared for the
Morris County
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Prepared by the
Morris County
Municipal Utilities Authority
Solid Waste Management Staff
A resolution was adopted by the Morris County Board of Chosen
Freeholders during a public hearing on April 11, 2007 approving this Plan Amendment.
In a
certification dated October 10,
2007, NJDEP Commissioner Lisa P. Jackson certified this Plan Amendment
as approved with the exception of the fee schedule for collectors of
solid waste who collect commingled loads of solid waste and designated
recyclables or who mix designated recyclables with solid waste.
This portion of the April 1, 2007 amendment to the County Plan was
rejected. Click
here to view a PDF of this certification.
- Click
here to download a PDF of this Plan Amendment. Note, the
PDF is approximately 14 MB large. The links below under the Table
of Contents provide
Web-based, non-PDF access to read this Plan Amendment.
- Municipal
Recycling Coordinator's "Readers Digest" version. Click
here to download a PDF of a modified version of this Plan
Amendment specifically prepared for the Municipal Recycling
Coordinator. It is not the full Plan Amendment but a reordered
and reprioritized version of the document prepared to help the
Morris County municipal recycling understand the Plan Amendment as
it relates to municipal responsibilities, programs and enforcement
efforts.
- Guidance
Document for a Municipality Implementing an Update to Its
Recycling Ordinance and Other Recycling Requirements Resulting from
the March 2007 Morris County Solid Waste Management Plan
Amendment
Table of Contents
Plan Sections
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Compliance
with State Plan
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Attainment
of the Mandated Municipal Solid Waste Recycling Goal
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Existing
and Proposed Morris County Source Reduction, Recycling and Waste Diversion Programs
3.1. Existing Programs
3.2. Programs to be Implemented and/or Expanded
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Source
Separation
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Materials
Mandated to be Source Separated and Recycled
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Additional
Materials
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Materials
That are No Longer Designated to be Source Separated and Recycled
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Enforcement
Program
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Municipal
Responsibilities
Appendices
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Morris County Solid Waste Generation - Plan Implementation Ten-Year Projection
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Morris County Generated Disposal Tonnages by Year for 1995-2006 - MCMUA - Parsippany and Mt. Olive
Transfer Stations Combined as Compared to NJDEP Data
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Inventory
of Morris County Solid Waste Facilities
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Guidelines
for Evaluation of Solid Waste Facility Requests to be Included in
the Morris County Solid Waste Management Plan
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Enforcement
Documentation
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Sample
Model Municipal Planning Board Recycling Ordinance for Multifamily
Housing Developments That Require Subdivisions or Site Plan
Approval
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Sample
Recycling Status Report for Generators
List of Tables
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Morris County Recycling Rates 1995 - 2004
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Morris County Total Solid Waste Generation - Ten-Year Projection from 2004 Base
Year
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Recycling
and Disposal Data (State Plan, Table B-1)
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Municipal
Solid Waste - Status Quo Projection Based on Population Increases
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National
Municipal Solid Waste Generation Rates According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)
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Additional
Tonnage to be Extracted from the Municipal Solid Waste Stream for
Recycling by 2015
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Municipal
Recycling Programs
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Materials
Mandated to be Source Separated and Recycled Morris County, New Jersey
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Additional
Materials Recommended to be Included in Municipal Waste Management
Programs
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Solid
Waste Activities Inspection Checklist
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