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(I) X The percent reduction each year in municipal solid waste disposed of at solid waste disposal facilities as a result of public and private recycling programs, including the success rates, perceived reasons for failure or success, and the public and private sector recycling activities which are ongoing' end most successful. Rule 62-716.410(2d) (m) x Adcscription of the type and the weight of solid waste generated within the applicant's service areas and the general type and the weight of solid waste that is expected to be Fanerated within the service areas in the 20-ye3r Echod following the date of the grant application. Rule 62.716.410(2.) (n)_ x _ An identification and description of the facilities wbea solid waste is being disposed of or processed, the remaining available permitted capacity of such facilities, any planned increases in the capacity of such facilities, and the anticipated effect of recycling programs on th- r pe and size of such faciiitics. Rule 62.716.410(2t) (o) X An explanation of bow existing or anticipated solid waste reduction or recycling will affect the type and size of any planned or existing solid waste management facilities in the nffccte.d service areas. Rule 62.716.410(28) (p)_ x A description and evaluation of solid waste that is being or could be recycled• including, but not limited to: (1) The type and weight of solid waste or materials which would otberwise become solid waste that is being or could be recycled by the public and private sector, giving consideration at a minimum to the following materials: glass, aluminum. steel and bimetallic materials, office paper, yard trash, newsprint, corrugated paper, and plastics; (2) The anticipated and available markets or uses for materials collected through recycling programs; and (3) The estimated costs of and revenue from operating and maintaining existing and proposed recycling programs. This does not include specific costs and revenges from privately operated recycling programs, but a summary of such costs and revenues is required if the applicant intends to provide funding for such programs. Rule 62.7 MA N(2h) (q) It A description of any recycling activities implemented or existing prior to Jul;: 1. 1939. Rule 62-716.410(2i) (r)_ X Local governments whose comprehensive plans have been submitted at the time of application shall provide on exploitation of how the recycling program relates to the future land use elements, sanitary server, solid waste, drainage, potable water, and natural groundwater aquifer recharge elements; intergovemmentai coordination elements; and capita! improvements elements of the local govcrnment com�rchcusive pians prepared pursuant to part i1 of chapter 163, F.S. by the county or municipality. Rule 62-716.410(2j) (s) X _ A description of how all special wastes will be managed. Rule 62.716.410(2k) 6. Does each solid waste facility owned or operated by the county or municipality have caught scales? Rule 62-7i6.420(2a) Yes -_X No �- 7. Has the operator of each landrill owned or operated by this county or municipality completed an operator training course approved by the Department' Rule 62.716.420(3) Yes _M_ No —_- I CERTIFY that I am farruliar with the information contained in this application oral that to the beet of my krowledse and beliefsach information is true. complete and accurate. 1 further certify that I possess the authority to apply for this grant on b f of ibis la al gover l� � October 5, 19.99 .gnat.,. of ut onz d Rc resentative Date Kenneth R. Macht, Chairman Board of County Commissioners Please return form to: Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Solid and Hazardous Waste Solid Waste Section 2600 Blair Stone Road Tallahassee, Florida 32399.2400 Page 2 of 2