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� E <br />0 <br />�T. ► <br />Reducing the Waste Stream for Alameda County <br />October 6, 2011 <br />To: Member Agency Staff <br />From: Tom Padia, Recycling Director <br />Subj ect: Import Mitigation Funding to Member Agencies for FY 1 1/12 — Last and Final Year <br />Background <br />The Authority has received Waste Import Mitigation Fee payments from the City and County of San Francisco <br />since the mid- 1980's. Beginning in the mid- 1990's the Authority has allocated $1,000,000 of these revenues <br />annually to the member agencies (increased to $1,100,000 in FY 07/08) with the requirement that the funds be <br />used for specified waste reduction purposes. As part of the FY 07/08 budget process, the WMA Board adopted a <br />set of eligibility criteria that would need to be adopted by each member agency in order to receive IM funds in FY <br />08/09 and 09/10: <br />• Residential food scraps co- collected curbside with plant debris for composting <br />• Formal adoption of a 75% diversion goal <br />• C &D Debris Diversion Ordinance applicable to private projects as well as to civic <br />projects <br />• Civic Green Building Ordinance <br />• Civic Bay - Friendly Landscaping Ordinance <br />All member agencies met the eligibility criteria for FY 08/09 and 09/10. <br />Our "Strategic Workplan 2020" included a recommendation to extend import mitigation payments (grants) <br />historically offered to our member agencies for another two fiscal years, at the level of $1.1 million, under the <br />following conditions and procedures: <br />First Year (FY 10/11) Funding Conditions: <br />• Continued compliance with previous mitigation funding conditions. <br />• Implement and report compliance with the C &D, Civic Bay Friendly, and Civic Green <br />Building policies or ordinances. <br />• Participate in The Contest, our new regional media campaign. <br />The recommended first year (FY10 /11) funding and conditions were adopted in the FY10 /11 budget, and these <br />funds were disbursed to all 17 member agencies. <br />Funding Conditions for FY 11/12 <br />For the second and final year (FY 11/12), after many months of discussions with the member agency <br />Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) and advisory discussions with both the Recycling Board and the <br />Waste Management Authority Board, at the January 26, 2011 WMA Board meeting staff was directed to <br />include the following funding and conditions in the FY 11/12 budget for the final year of pass through <br />
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