Chapter 1. Planning Unit Description
Description of the planning unit, including:
- List of all planning unit members and a description of their role and responsibilities
- Population served
- Population density breakdown (estimates of urban, suburban, and rural percentages)
- List of neighboring planning units or other neighboring jurisdictions
- A description of any circumstances pertaining to the planning unit which would have a substantial impact on the waste stream generated within the planning unit, and their effect on waste generation, materials recovery and program implementation.
- Examples of these special characteristics or circumstances include:
- Major population centers
- Large or significant industries
- Institutions
- Commercial activity
- Agricultural activities
- Significant seasonal variations of population and land use, and state or federal parks
- Brief description of the solid waste management activities and practices of the planning unit and its members for the previous ten years including:
- Solid waste management practices that were both successfully and not successfully implemented in the previous LSWMP
- Changes to the planning unit since approval of the previous LSWMP and their impacts on the planning unit, neighboring planning units or other neighboring jurisdictions, including but not limited to
- Planning unit membership changes
- New or closed solid waste management facilities (municipal or private)
- Waste generation and/or composition changes
- Materials recovery and program implementation
Chapter 2. Waste Generation and Materials Recovery Data
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DMM, Bureau of Solid Waste Management
625 Broadway
Albany, NY 12233
Phone: 518-402-8678
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