Recycling_and_Reuse_Plan_110_E_Rusk.pdf
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- Demolish Ferris Center
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- 326009
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- Dane County, Madison City, Wisconsin
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Recycling and Reuse Plan for Ferris Center Demolition
This is a Recycling and Reuse Plan document prepared by Dane County in partnership with GRAEF and involving the City of Madison for the demolition of the William H. Ferris Center located at 110 E Rusk Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin 53713. The project requires the demolition contractor to recycle or reuse at least 70% of all demolition debris in accordance with Ordinance 10.185. Anticipated materials to be generated include concrete, brick, block, metal doors and trim, metal lockers, windows and glass panes, appliances (microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, air fans), and mixed loads of debris (light fixtures, chairs, tables, toilets). The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, 2026 at 10:00 am at the Ferris Center Parking Lot, with all questions due by Wednesday, July 1, 2026, and bid packages due by Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 2:00 pm. The project will be delivered under a lump sum contract with work expected to be completed following a thirty-day period allocated for Madison Fire Department training scenarios. The erosion control permit currently expires on October 30, 2026.
The plan specifies material disposition procedures requiring metal items to be separated and hauled to Dane County Sanitary Landfill for recycling, concrete, brick, and block to be deposited into co-mingled construction debris recycling dumpsters, and appliances to be removed and recycled at the landfill. Reusable materials including filing cabinets, lockers, storage shelves, and electrical appliances will be donated or reclaimed, with the Dane County Sheriff's Department removing metal lockers prior to demolition and Habitat for Humanity conducting a facility walk to identify salvageable materials. The selected contractor is required to perform hazardous material testing per project specifications, though prior testing came back negative for asbestos. Contractors must monitor and track all material loads and submit a compliance report upon project completion with appropriate weight tickets and invoices. Work must comply with all applicable county specifications, ordinances, local permitting requirements, and prevailing wage laws, with coordination required through the Dane County Public Works Project Manager.
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Recycling and Reuse Plan
Address: 110 E Rusk Ave., Madison, WI 53713
Owner/Rep Contacts Project Engineer Contact
Dane County GRAEF
Michael Dunlap Amy Landis, PE
1919 Alliant Energy Way 1010 E Washington Ave.
Madison, WI, 53713 Madison, WI, 53713
A. Scope of the Project
The demolition will take place at the current William H. Ferris Center within the
City of Madison. The demolition will clear space for the construction of new buildings on the Alliant Energy Center property.
B. Project Recycling Goals
For the demolition to be in accordance with Ordinance 10.185, will recycle or reuse at least 70% of all demolition debris.
C. Description of Material Anticipated to be Generated
• Concrete, Brick, and Block
• Metal Doors and Trim
• Metal Lockers
• Windows and Glass Panes
• Appliances o Microwave o Refrigerator o Coffee Maker o Air Fans
• Mixed Loads of Debris o Light fixtures o Chairs o Tables o Toilets
D. Workers Education
The contractor shall keep close monitoring and assure the removed material is sent to the appropriate location. Reuse materials shall be handled safely and removed with the appropriate level of care. Recycling and reuse goals will be shared with laborers to ensure the plan is followed.
E. Reuse
Materials that are produced from the demolition of the Ferris Center that can be donated or re-used are the following: filing cabinets, lockers, storage shelves, electrical appliances, etc. These items will be donated or reclaimed for reuse.
The Dane County Sherrif’s Department will remove metal lockers and clothing prior to demolition. Lockers and some of the clothing will be taken to other facilities for use by the Sherrif’s department. All remaining clothing will be donated.
Dane County Project Representative to perform facility walk with Habitat for
Humanity to determine materials and fixtures that can be salvaged by Habitat for
Humanity.
HVAC Equipment – Facilities Management Steamfitters to remove select equipment the week of May 4th, 2026.
IM Equipment – Dane County Information Management
F. Material Disposition/ Material Handling
Metal- All metal items will be separated and placed into a metal recycling dumpster. Duct work, gutters, wiring, piping, and other metal items will be placed into this container. This will be hauled to Dane County Sanitary Landfill for recycling.
Concrete, Brick, and Block-
The material produced will be removed from the site using an appropriate method and deposited into a co-mingled construction debris recycling dumpster to be processed by the construction and demolition recycling facility located at the Dane County Sanitary Landfill.
Hazardous Materials- Building was tested for asbestos by Dane County Safety
Micro Analytical with sampling by Scott Teuscher with Dane County Risk
Management. These tests came back NEGATIVE for asbestos. No universal wastes or lead materials are know, selected contractor will be required to perform hazardous material testing per project specification.
Clean Wood- Wood salvaged from joists, subfloor, and other wood will be deposited into a co-mingled construction debris recycling dumpster to be processed by the construction and demolition recycling facility located at the
Dane County Sanitary Landfill.
Appliances- Appliances such as the refrigerator, dishwasher, and HVAC equipment shall be removed and hauled to the Dane County Sanitary Landfill for recycling.
G. Compliance
The demolition contractor shall monitor and track all loads of material. Upon completion of the project the compliance report, which is available on the Streets
Divisions’ website, shall be completed. Appropriate weight tickets and/or invoices will be included with the compliance report when it is submitted
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