MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE

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1 p METRO VANCOUVER INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE Date: Monday, May 16, 2016 Location: Time: Introduction: Presentation: Annacis Room 4:15-5:00 pm Steven Lan, Director of Engineering Carol Mason Commissioner/Chief Administrative Officer Metro Vancouver Paul Henderson, P. Eng. General Manager, Solid Waste Services Metro Vancouver Background Materials: Memorandum from the Director of Engineering dated May 11, 2016.

2 MEMORANDUM The Corporation of Delta Engin eerin g To: From: Date: Subject: File No.: CC: Mayor & Council Steven Lan, P.Eng., Director of Eng ineering May11,2016 Metro Vancouver Integrated Solid Waste and Resource Management Plan Update May 16, 2016 Council Workshop /SWMP George V. Harvie, Chief Administrative Officer Representatives of Metro Vancouver will be providing Council with a solid waste regional update at the May 16, 2016 Council Workshop. A copy of the Workshop presentation is included as Attachment A.,. ou have any questions at Steven Lan, P.Eng., Director of Engineering Attachment: A. Presentation SLH/II f:lengl2016 docslslhlcouncillim - p, henderson ppt 05,16, 161im - p, henderson ppt may '16.docx

3 ." ::...: ~.--:...!... :,:;. ~ Carol Mason COMMISSIONER / CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Paul Henderson, P.Eng. GENERAL MANAGER, SOLID WASTE SERVICES Corporation of Delta Council Workshop, May 16, 2016 metrovancouver ~ SERVICES AND SOLunONS FOR A LIVABLE REGION "lj» ru ;::+ (Q ru CD ::r () ->.3 -t,::j ->..-+ (0»

4 ---~ Presentation outline Integrated Solid Waste and Resource Management Plan (I,SWRMP) Implementation Progress Report Waste to Energy Update Waste Flow Update 2 ""'O~ OJ ;::+ (Q OJ CD () :J N3 -::1 -->..-+ co~

5 Attachment A Page 3 of 18

6 ...!"R:'~~~:- ~: Integrated Solid Waste and Resource Management Plan (ISWRMP) 1 0% per capita waste reduction by 2020 Increase regional diversion rate from 61 % in 2014 to: 70% by 2015 Aspi rational goal: 80% by '-'- IJ>ru ::::: (Q ru CD 0 ::J ~3 -::::l ->.... co>-

7 ISWRMP Goal 1: Reduce National Zero Waste Council Love Food Hate Waste Christmas Campaign "This. Ch.fis.~AS>1 50pkillt is. k~pi"~ ku' ~o+y.u' (..ti.s.+v,.,.izllt kis. bi\::'llt. W\\,.,.~ kis. t\w pi"\::. s.kirt-.,6- metrovancouver... t::'.1ce.,;. A~. ;J.c.l.:-:r.. J ~... L~VE FOOD hate waste.co ~ matrovancouver Moal ptarming ~ the best way to l'6c1uce rood Wave got dolef'ls of reopes to wnot your appcote and help you get to #nofoodwosted Just teu US ha.-v many people you are S&'VU'9 and w&"u C<llculate how much cf Cilc;n U1grcdl{J:"lt you'unecd You can also USB our f\\/4hiily menu sots to Plan trns~'8e!4<sme.!lls. Why five> days? So tj-.at you have two days to use up any leftovers or go out for dinner 000 evening. ~. ""'-<.""" \ /,~":-OD -0» m ~ CO m CD ::y 0 CJ13... :::l ~- OJ»

8 ISWRMP Goal 2: Recycle 120, ,000 80,000 (I) cu ~ 60,000 {E. 40,000 Increased Organics Processed each year Estimated 23% reduction in compostable organics in the garbage % Compostable Organics Organics in Garbage (Estimated) % 293,000 tonnes (based on 2013 Study) % 227,000 tonnes 20,000 a 1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd quarter 4th quarter 6 "lj~ 0)... co 0) CD 0 ::y 0)3 -:::::l...>.... co»

9 Residual waste flows in Metro. Vancouver to 2015* 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 V'l OJ c: c: ~ 1,000, , , , ,000 O *Includes estimated quantity waste delivered to Abbotsford by private haulers » tl) or co 0 CD :::y -..J3 -::J.-+ 0;»

10 .~ 200,000 tonnes -I ' (340kmHSt) TRANSFER STATION... TRAHSFEASTATION P"'A.".Iq,...-LT... ":" -. - LL-.- r- j.-...-"!'! ll... ':I"WI!2L-,_": ; I ~ ~ en Ol CD g. co3 ~ ::J -->.... CO»

11 Attachment A Page 9 of 18

12 ISWRMP Goal 3: Recover Energy Metro Vancouver Waste-to-Energy Facility Operating since 1988 Processes -270,000 tpy 20 MW of electricity $7.5M/year in electrical revenue Powers 16,000 homes 7,000 tpy of ferrous metal ~ ~I ~~ til... co... CD til o ->. ::r =:l ->.... (X)~

13 ...::..:. :..:...:...!:..:---'-----=-- Waste-to-Energy Facility Environmental Initiatives Waste-to-Energy Facility Emissions Emission Performance in Relation to Emission Limit (2016) Parameter Nitrogen Oxides (NO. ) Carbon Monoxide (CO) Sulphur Dioxide (50 2 ) Opacity Particu late Hydrogen Chloride Hydrogen Fluoride Total Hydrocarbons (THC) Dioxins/Furans (PCDD/PCDF) Cadmium lead 1 I ~.I - % of Emission limit ~ J--, I Lower Fraser Va lley Fine Particulate Matter Non-Road All Other WTEF 0.006% Industrial 22.3% Engines JI Heating 9.7% Road 28.3% Ve1icles 10.1 % Open Burning 2-;-9% Waste-to-Energy Facility NO x Emissions (mg/m3) 400 J »JJ~LJJ~iLJJJJ '".~ (/') 150 "0 ~»- -0>100 E o 0 F: I : I. I. I. ~~iii~~ij~iiiii~i I' X... I: I : I : I.. Z I >- c. I >- c. C rn Q.) C rn Q.) ~ ~ CJ) ~ ~ CJ) I >- c. I C rn Q.) C ~ ~ CJ) ~ Dioxins/Furans (PCDD/PCDF) 0% 100% 11 -u~ ru. (Q.- CD ~ --->. ::::J ---"3..., :::l ---".- (X)~

14 ,' 0-. "'.'.,,:.. :'. :.~.O- -:' 6 _ Waste-to-Energy (WTE) Development Board discontinued WTE procurement process in November Metro Vancouver i.s committed to additional WTE capacity as needs dictate Reporting back to Board on options on the development of additional WTE capacity 12 ""D» ru... co... CD ru () -->. ::::r- N3 - =:l ->.... co»

15 Attachment A Page 13 of 18

16 Tipping Fee Structure $ 100 $ 133 $ 112 $ 80 Transaction Fee $ 5/load 14 ""(J::t:- O)... to... CD ~ ~ =r- ~3 -::l 0;;

17 --. Reduced Waste Crossing Boarder in Abbotsford Following Tipping-Fee Change 200, , , ,000 Variable Tipping April 2015 C/) 120,000 (l) 2 100,000 o r 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000. o >ru.. co" CD ru o ->. :::J ()l 3 --+>~ ->."- CP>-

18 Metro Vancouver Solid Waste Operation Contracts - Procurement Processes Transfer station operations RFP Coquitlam, Surrey and North Shore Transfer Stations Langley and Maple Ridge Transfer Stations Contingency landfill disposal RFP Capacity for waste not managed at Waste-to-Energy facility and Vancouver Landfill Helps provide resilience 16 "'"0» ru.-+ co'" CD ~ ->. ::r 0")3, - ::l ~;

19 City of Vancouver: Vancouver Landfill Vision Focus on environmental protection and resource recovery Minimize disposal tonnage Increase recycling opportunities Green employment Aligns with goals of. the ISWRMP :c- z:.. ~ t -c.,. - i '7'. ' T. -eli e... ' ""'0».0).--+ (Q'--+- CD ~ -->. :::y "' , ::l --> (0»

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