Mainstreet_Plant.pdf

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

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The image is an overhead Google Earth satellite view of the Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) Main Street Water Reclamation Facility, which includes details about waste management practices. The map shows circular water treatment tanks, surrounding buildings, and annotated waste disposal information. Specific waste management details include: 4 one-yard solid waste cans dumped 3 times per week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; 2 roll-off 20-yard containers (one for C&D waste and one for recycling); and a 2-6 yard slant top container for solid waste and cardboard that is dumped once per week on Thursday.

The satellite image provides a comprehensive visual overview of the waste management infrastructure at the GRU facility, showing the precise locations of waste containers, their types, and disposal schedules. The map is annotated with specific details about waste streams, indicating a structured approach to waste management that likely supports the upcoming waste removal services contract. The facility appears to be located on Main Street in Gainesville, Florida, with surrounding wooded areas and access roads, and includes multiple circular water treatment structures, administrative buildings, and designated waste collection points.

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Callout 4 one yard Solid waste cans ( keep several empty extra) These are dumped 3 times per week. Mon,Wed, Fri

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Callout 2 roll off 20yd dumped on demand . One is C & D one is recycle

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Callout 2 - 6 yd slant top. one solid waste. one cardboard. Dumped once per week on Thursday

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