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SOH-D-WASTE-SUB-EL-EMEN GOAL, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES Goal It is , the -goal --of Indian River County-t"ave an--efficiant and environmentally sound so -1 -id -and -hazardous -waste management system to: -prevent spread of disease, to promote orderly growth within the county, and -to meet existing and projected demand for management and clispo-sat-of waste. OBJECTIVE 1 Service Concurrent with De-v-elooment ____By___1989,the counity wiritave and will continue o have an active , segment -of -the Ianclf-i-11which wii1--have an adegoat-se-capacity concurrent with development. POLICY 1.1: esign for adcTitional urial segments of the landfiF17 hall --be completed before the -active segment of the landfill i*at 70% omits capacity wand construction -of additional segments shall begin when a facility is at 75% of its capacity in order to guarantee provision of more than the minimum -leve -1 of service. POLICY 1.2:' New development within the Indian River County Solid WasteDisposal District service area shall continue to be approved only when -capacity-Is-available at--the-active segment—of—the landfill_ If active segment is at 9 -0% -of -its :capacity and new segment is not ready, additional development salr-not7be permitted. POLICY _h_3.:—The following _level ofservice- standards are - hereby adopted, and shall be used as the basis for determin- ing the availability of facility capacity and the demand generated by a development: Service Area Average Solid Waste Generation Rate ^County -wide fir. 5 pounds -per -capita -per-lay or POLICY -1. �t-. The counfyysh evelop procedures o update facilitesdemand and capacity-infom&t-ion as -development orders or permits are issued. POLICY -17.-S: The Soli Wa�isposalDistrict shall prepare annual -summaries of demand and capa-cityinformation for the active segment of the landfill, 38 SmeadSoft Reprint Date: Monday, August 12, 2013 - 15:22:23 - OfficialDocuments:672, Attachment Id 0, Page 57