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Formal comment letter addressing regulatory concerns about proposed compost permitting requirements affecting dairy manure management and greenhouse gas reduction efforts in California’s dairy sector.
Date: June 6, 2017
Author: J. Stacey Sullivan
Author Title: Policy Director
Organization: Sustainable Conservation
Recipient: Honorable Mary Nichols, Chair, California Air Resources Board
Region: Sacramento, California
Subject: Dairy and Livestock GHG Reduction and On-Dairy Composting Permitting
Related Legislation: SB 1383; AB 1045
Agencies Referenced: California Air Resources Board; Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board; State Water Resources Control Board; California Department of Food and Agriculture; California Public Utilities Commission; California Energy Commission; Governor’s Office
Document Type: Formal comment letter
Event Referenced: Dairy and Livestock GHG Reduction Working Group Kickoff Meeting (May 23, 2017)
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CalRecycleSB 1383 Implementation ToolsModel Franchise Agreement EXHIBITS ONLYDRAFT DATEPrepared by HF&H Consultants, LLC
Year: 2023
Region / City: California
Topic: SB 1383 waste management and compliance
Document Type: Model Franchise Agreement
Organization: CalRecycle
Author: HF&H Consultants, LLC
Target Audience: Jurisdictions, contractors, legal professionals
Validity Period: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Amendment Date: N/A
Context: Model tool for implementing SB 1383 regulations in California waste management programs, providing guidance and templates for local jurisdictions.
SB 1383 Ordinance 925 Section 5-1.81 Enforcement in the City of Ojai
Year: 2024
Region / City: Ojai, California
Topic: Organic Waste Program Compliance
Document Type: Municipal Ordinance Section
Agency: City of Ojai
Target Audience: Businesses, property owners, multi-family establishments
Compliance Tracking: SB 1383 program tracking spreadsheet
Fines: $50 first violation, $100 second violation, $200 subsequent violations
Enforcement Process: Complaint verification, notification, re-inspection, code enforcement
Implementation Memo for Composting Tricycle Design
Year: 2021
Region / city: Southeastern Africa, Malawi
Topic: Project Design and Development
Document Type: Memo
Organization: Team Malawi
Author: Team Malawi
Target Audience: Dr. McDonnell, Dr. Trevas, and project stakeholders
Period of validity: Spring 2021
Approval Date: 2/26/2021
Date of changes: N/A
Prince George’s County Food Scraps Composting Pilot Program, Spring 2018
Year: 2018
Region / City: Prince George’s County, Maryland
Institution: The University of Maryland – College Park
Course: CPSP249E
Program: PALS - Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability
Affiliated Organization: National Center for Smart Growth
Supervising Instructor: Nicole Mogul
Project Manager: Denice Curry
Executive Director, NCSG: Gerrit Knaap
PALS Director: Uri Avin
Authors: Brandt Anzalone; Patrick Bevan; Clyde Boyer; Elliott Brody; Julius Cochran; Yared Demissie; Jonathan Gorczyca; Benjamin Grove; Chaya Johnson; Ingride Ngaku; Bianca Reginauld; Corey Sackalosky; Jason Schneider; Charis Smith; Samuel Soon; Caroline Swetonic; Christopher Tang
Type of Document: Academic project report
Subject: Composting pilot program design and community engagement strategies
Focus Area: Food waste reduction and sustainability
Related Facilities: Terp Farm; Western Branch composting facility
Target Group: Residents of Prince George’s County, including Capitol Heights participants
Period: Spring 2018
Resolution Supporting the Development of a County Solid Waste Plan to Reduce Food Waste, Implement Tiered Permitting, and Allow Community Garden Composting
Year: 2026
Region / City: New Jersey
Topic: Waste Management, Environmental Policy, Food Waste Reduction
Document Type: Resolution
Organization / Institution: Township/Borough of XX
Author: Township/Borough of XX
Target Audience: Local government officials, legislators
Effective Period: Not specified
Approval Date: XX
Amendment Date: Not specified
Maine Solid Waste Management Rules: CHAPTER 410 COMPOSTING FACILITIES
Year: 2018
Region / City: Maine
Topic: Solid Waste Management
Document Type: Regulations
Institution: Department of Environmental Protection
Author: Department of Environmental Protection
Target Audience: Facility Operators, Environmental Agencies, Agricultural Operations
Validity Period: Ongoing
Approval Date: June 30, 2018
Amendment Date: June 30, 2018
Material Inventory and Efficiency Techniques – Including Water ENVAR COMPOSTING CAMBRIDGE – MARCH 2025
Year: 2025
Region / City: Cambridge
Topic: Environmental Sustainability, Waste Management, Efficiency
Document Type: Technical Report
Organization / Institution: Envar Composting
Author: Envar Composting Team
Target Audience: Environmental professionals, waste management industry
Period of Validity: March 2025
Date of Approval: March 2025
Date of Changes: Not specified
Justification of factors affecting composting of organic waste in Montreal and urban agriculture
Year: 2015–2020
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Theme: Urban waste management, phosphorus recycling, urban agriculture
Document type: Research supplementary table
Institution: City of Montreal, Environment Canada references
Authors: Metson, Bennett, Duchemin, Radio-Canada, Vérificateur général de la Ville de Montréal
Target audience: Urban planners, environmental scientists, policy makers
Relevant laws: Quebec law on organic waste management
Data sources: Surveys of actors, city infrastructure reports, government publications
Key infrastructure: Sewage system (central, mixed, and separate), composting facilities, urban gardens
Challenges addressed: NIMBYism, aging infrastructure, public knowledge, market limitations, population density
Period covered: 2010s–2020
Environmental context: St-Lawrence River phosphorus concentrations
Social factors: Education, food security, desire for organic products, access to capital for urban agriculture
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL – GARBAGE, RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING SERVICES FOR FANTASTIC FIRST NATION 2020
Year: 2020
Region / City: Fantastic First Nation
Subject: Waste Management Services
Document Type: Request for Proposal
Organization: Fantastic First Nation
Author: Chief Administrative Officer
Target Audience: Qualified contractors
Submission Deadline: Insert Date, 12:00 PM local time
Contract Start Date: Upon selection of successful bidder
Scope: Residential garbage, recycling, and compost collection; community building waste management
Required Equipment: Contractor-provided vehicles, bins, fuel, and safety equipment
Regulations: Health and Safety rules according to provincial standards and First Nation programs
Contractor Requirements: Compliance with environmental, traffic, and safety standards; use of trained operators; adherence to community relations standards
Topics: On-Dairy 1383 Composting