Kanapaha_Plant.pdf

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Trash, Recycle and Waste Removal for Gainesville Regional Utilities
Solicitation number
Solicitation-2024-050
Issued by
Alachua County, Glencoe CDP, Florida

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The image is an aerial map of the Kanapaha Water Reclamation Facility located in Gainesville, Florida, highlighting the waste management infrastructure. The map details the location and distribution of multiple solid waste dumpsters across the facility, specifically noting 1-4 yard dumpsters in various locations, including two 2-yard solid waste dumpsters and multiple 3-4 yard solid waste dumpsters. The facility includes circular water treatment tanks, several buildings, and is situated near Chapman's Park & Nature Trails.

The image includes specific instructions about dumpster management, indicating that all dumpsters are emptied on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with different dumpsters located at specific points around the facility: 2-yard dumpsters at the north end of the plant, 3-4 yard dumpsters at the north end of the plant, a cardboard dumpster at the north end, and a 4-yard dumpster at the GBT building. The map provides a comprehensive view of the facility's layout, waste management zones, and surrounding landscape, which appears relevant to the Gainesville Regional Utilities waste removal contract opportunity.

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Text Box All dumpsters are dumped on Monday, Wednesday and Friday -2 2-yard dumpsters at the north end of the plant -3 4 yard dumpsters at the north end of the plant -1 4-yard cardboard dumpster at the north end of the plant -1 4-yard dumpster at the GBT building

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Callout 2 - 2 yd Solid waste dumpsters

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Callout 3 - 4 yd Solid waste dumpsters

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Callout 1- 4 yd cardboard

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Callout 1- 4 yd Solid Waste dumpster

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