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1 Data Collection & Management to Assess Performance Tara Wilcox, M.Sc.Eng Jennifer White, P.Eng May, 2015 Page 1
2 Waste Management in Canada What is measured? How is it measured? Data Collection Challenges How do we measure success? Are we successful? May, 2015 Page 2
3 City/Municipality/Regional District Predominantly Curbside and MF customer collection Contractor C&D and IC&I waste collection Contracted for: Collection Transportation Disposal Waste facility operation (eg. Landfill, MRF) Private Company Eg. Private disposal facility Data less available May, 2015 Page 3
4 Tonnages Waste generated, collected, processed and/or disposed Number of Customers Curbside Residential Multi-Family and IC&I Participation Rates Collection Frequency Access to Recycling Diversion Rates Financial Metrics Tipping Fees Operating budgets May, 2015 Page 4
5 Statistics Canada CCME Progress Report on the Canada-Wide Action Plan for Extended Producer Responsibility (2014) State of Waste Management In Canada (2014) City/Municipality Facility scale house data Contracted operations data EPR/Product Stewardship programs Data collected and reported by organizations Eg. Multi-Material BC, Call2Recycle May, 2015 Page 5
6 Solid Waste Audit Community based Location based Activity based Private Industry Industry Association Publications Contractor/Retailers/Independent Company Waste Management Companies Benchmarking Studies AECOM s (NSWBI) May, 2015 Page 6
7 Community #1 Community #2 Community #3 Community #4 Community #5 Population 90, , , ,000 1,400,000 Total Households 38,000 83, , , ,000 Area (ha) 12,430 3,142 21, , ,689 Median Age % 12% 16% 20% 44% Mother tongue other than English or French (%) Collection Services Provided Curbside collection Garbage Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Recycling No Yes Yes Yes Yes Organics Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes MF/ICI collection Garbage Yes No Yes Yes Yes Recycling No No No Yes Yes Organics No No No No No Curbside Collection Garbage Tonnes collected 24,102 25,286 52, , ,181 Tonnes per customer Recycling (curbside type) Tonnes collected 12,339 8,035 59,034 96,115 Tonnes per customer Organics Tonnes collected , ,963 80,356 Tonnes per customer Multi-Family & ICI Garbage Tonnes collected 4,736 10,471 43,943 56,062 Tonnes per service location Tonnes per unit serviced Recycling (curbside type) Tonnes collected 8,838 12,496 Tonnes per service location Tonnes per unit serviced Organics Tonnes collected Tonnes per service location Tonnes per unit serviced Self-Haul Garbage (tonnes) 3,193 4,795 29,367 3,633 23,008 Recycling (curbside type+other) (tonnes) 4,488 7,193 4,592 1,186 18,233 Organics (tonnes) 1,506 43,342 19, ,394 May, 2015 Page 7
8 Community #1 Community #2 Community #3 Community #4 Community #5 Population 90, , , , ,000 Total Households 38,000 70, , , ,000 Curbside Customers Garbage 30,000 53,300 66, , ,000 Recycling 0 53,300 66, , ,000 Organics 1,500 53,300 3, ,000 Collection Method Garbage Automated Manual Automated Manual Manual Recycling N/A Manual Automated Manual Manual Organics Manual Manual Automated N/A Manual & Semi-Automated Diversion System Type Recycling N/A Single-stream without glass Single-stream with glass Single-stream with glass Dual-stream with glass Organics Yard waste Food waste Yard waste N/A Co-mingled organics Service Provider Garbage Municipal Municipal / Contracted Municipal Municipal / Contracted Municipal / Contracted Recycling N/A Contracted Contracted Municipal / Contracted Municipal / Contracted Organics Municipal Municipal / Contracted Municipal N/A Municipal / Contracted Collection Frequency Garbage Weekly Bi-weekly Varying/seasonal Weekly Bi-weekly Recycling N/A Bi-weekly Bi-weekly Weekly Bi-weekly Organics Varying/seasonal Weekly Bi-weekly N/A Weekly Container Limits Garbage # of cans/bags/carts Unlimited 6 L per can/bag/cart N/A kg per can/bag/cart N/A Recycling # of cans/bags/carts N/A Unlimited 1 Unlimited Unlimited L per can/bag/cart N/A N/A kg per can/bag/cart N/A 23 N/A Organics # of cans/bags/carts Unlimited 1 1 N/A Unlimited L per can/bag/cart Kraft Bag N/A 80 kg per can/bag/cart N/A N/A N/A May, 2015 Page 8
9 Community #1 Community #2 Community #3 Community #4 Community #5 Facility Name Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Is facility sharing location with other facility No No Yes Yes No such as landfill? Is facility staffed? Staffed Staffed Unstaffed Staffed Staffed Materials accepted Garbage Curbside recyclables type materials Organics Other recyclables HHW Ownership Municipal Private Municipal Municipal Municipal Operations Municipal Private/contracted Municipal Municipal Municipal Self-haul facility FTEs Summer Season 7 N/A 19 3 Winter Season 4 N/A May, 2015 Page 9
10 Community #1 Community #2 Community #3 Community #4 Community #5 Facility Name Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Year Established Active/closed Active Active Active Active Closed Tonnes in place 2,000,000 9,770,000 2,000,000 Tonnes waste placed in reporting year 51, , , ,191 Area of closed and active cells (ha) Estimated remaining capacity (years) Ownership Municipal Private Municipal Municipal Municipal Operations Municipal Private Municipal Private/contracted Municipal Equipment Compactor Loader Scale Software GeoWare Autoscale GeoWare Quantity of scales in Quantity of scales out Landfill gas management Landfill gas collected - annual average 237 1, N/A 1,269 (sqfm) CO₂Eq destroyed (tonnes) 25, ,500 19,219 N/A 196,000 Utilization / destruction method On-site power generation Flare flare and microturbine N/A On-site power generation Leachate management Leachate collected (m³) 61,018 1,194 28,690 2,500 52,974 Local annual precipitation (mm) Leachate treatment Off-site WWTP On-site evaporation Off-site WWTP On-site recirculation Off-site WWTP Landfill airspace utilization factor (AUF) Volume consumed (m³) 60, ,958 Daily cover material used Spoil/Clean fill ADC - degradable film Soil/Asphalt Shingles AUF Unknown Target 0.72 May, 2015 Page 10
11 Community #1 Community #2 Community #3 Community #4 Community #5 Facility Name Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Facility #1 Is facility sharing location with other No Yes Yes Yes Yes facility such as landfill? Technology / process In-vessel Windrow Windrow Extended Aerated Other Stack Piles Feedstock type Yard and food waste Yard waste Yard waste Biosolids, hog fuel, Other white wood, ash Feed stock accepted from Residential/Curbside customers Yes Yes Yes No Yes Multi-family customers Yes No Yes No Yes IC&I sector Yes Yes Yes Yes No Other Yes Yes No Yes No Tonnes accepted 17,829 41,770 6, ,839 Tonnes final product 8,500 36,000 1,525 19,296 N/A Ownership Private Municipal Municipal Municipal Municipal Operations Private/contracted Municipal Municipal Municipal Private/contracted Residual rate (%) 11% 9% 2% 38% May, 2015 Page 11
12 Dependent on availability/accuracy of inputs Consistency is key Use of standard definitions Changes from year to year Item/location not accurately tracked Item examined in more detail Addition of new program Regulatory/stewardship changes May, 2015 Page 12
13 Issues with direct comparisons Different populations Province variations City vs rural Population composition Population density Different physical sizes of community Facility location in community Collection costs associated with transportation Different methods of measurement Scale vs survey Estimate vs count May, 2015 Page 13
14 Issues with direct comparisons (cont d) Different collection programs Automated vs manual Collection frequency Collection streams Composition Regional responsibility Different disposal options Voluntary vs regulated What facilities exist? Disposal within community? Different regulatory requirements Provincial Regional bylaws May, 2015 Page 14
15 Incorporation of MF and IC&I data streams Financial Reporting Breakdown of budget items Subcontracted components Other outside costs Prediction of long-term costs True cost is not always known May, 2015 Page 15
16 Metrics mentioned above, but General standards, not always easy to interpret as a sign of success What do you share as a success? Different stakeholder reporting interests Different ideas of success Various abilities to visualize/relate to results How does benchmarking help to measure success? Manage and monitor the performance of existing programs Insights based on national comparisons Highlight potential opportunities for improvement & areas of excellence May, 2015 Page 16
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22 Communities look at: Standard metrics Year to year changes Comparisons between communities Use other benchmarking metrics to help show the full picture Refine metrics based on community feedback May, 2015 Page 22
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