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Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Management Plan Update (December 2018) Chapter 3: Waste Generation <br />by the District to Ohio EPA in the 2014 Annual District Report. The decline in re'cycling was due <br />mostly to an industrial survey respondent that had reported a business model change which <br />significantly reduced its cardboard recycling. Another survey respondent was unable to explain a <br />large drop in wood recycled and suspected that there may have been an error in 2013 reporting. <br />When removing 2013 as the outlier, the trend over the period was that when the tons recycled <br />increased, the tons disposed decreased and vice versa. <br />Figure 3-5: Industrial Waste Generation Breakout <br />4-0 OXO ..................................... I ................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... <br />. . . . . . . . . . . . . <br />20'10J'000 .............................. ................ .............................................................................................................. :-.: .................................................................................................................................. ............................... <br />0 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ................... <br />2012 2013 2014 2015 20-16 <br />Disposed --*-',—Recycled —6—Generat-ed <br />C. Waste Generation Projections <br />Table 3-3 and Figure 3-6, present projections for the amount of waste to be generated for the <br />first six years of the planning period 2019 — 2024. In general, residential/commercial sector <br />generation is projected to decrease modestly and industrial sector generation is projected to <br />remain flat. Generation projections were based on projections for disposal and recycling <br />contained in Appendices D,, E and F. An explanation of the methodologies can be found in those <br />appendices. <br />Tahle 3-2: Waste Generation Proiections <br />3-5 <br />028 <br />. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <br />A; <br />N 1A <br />-------- -------- ---- --- <br />X11 <br />2019 11518,759 <br />11156.316 <br />21675,075 <br />..... .......... <br />2020 .. <br />.' . 15 1-2,595 . <br />..... <br />. .... ........... <br />. ....... . ......... . ..... . <br />:1156 316-.'-.7-*---'— <br />. .... --:�:::2 66891*1:" <br />........... <br />...... ...... <br />2021 11506,832 <br />1,1561316 <br />21663,147 <br />................. <br />501'055'. <br />....... ... <br />........... . . ..... <br />. . ....... 1,156,3.+6 <br />.. . ........ <br />...... . ....... ...... <br />.. ..... ........ <br />. .. .... ...... <br />2,657,371 . <br />2023 11495,278 <br />11156#316 <br />21651,1594 <br />........ - -------------------------- <br />2024 1 489�1 501 <br />....... ..... .. .... <br />... <br />. . ..... . ... ....... <br />. . ........ -:1156-3161-1--- <br />............ .... ...... --t .. .... .. <br />2,645,817 - <br />3-5 <br />028 <br />