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SOLID WASTE PROGRAM/FWA LANDFILL

DATE: ________________________________________________________________

WORK ORDER NUMBER: ________________________________________________

BUILDING NUMBER: ____________________________________________________

1. The US Army Garrison Fort Wainwright (USAG FWA) Landfill is utilized only for the disposal of (less than 10CY per project) of friable asbestos due to construction demolition/repairs/renovations on the USAG FWA, disposal of friable asbestos encountered subsequent to O&M on the USAG FWA and coal ash from the USAG FWA Central Heat and Power Plant.

2. Questions concerning disposal of solid waste at the USAG FWA Landfill can be addressed to the Fort Wainwright Directorate of Public Works, OPS & Maintenance Division at 361-6056/361-7152.

3. All construction projects including those by tenants on the USAG FWA are required to provide a Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Diversion Report monthly to the DPW Environmental Division Solid Waste Program Manager.

4. In Section 23–15.a, AR 420-1 (Ref. e) requires that Project Managers of new construction, major renovation, facilities reduction or other demolition projects report C&D [Construction & Demolition] waste activities to the designated installation Point of Contact for data entry to SWARWeb (Solid Waste Annual Reporting, Web-based.) This is not a new requirement. The Project Manager shall ensure documentation that deconstruction was considered first on applicable projects, and that a minimum of 60% of construction and demolition waste was diverted are included in the project files.

5. All criteria references for minimum Construction and Demolition debris diversion are to be edited as necessary to ensure that they reflect a minimum of 60% reduction or more in accordance with the DoD and Army policy.

6. Waste Reduction Criteria Update. In accordance with Sub-goal 5.3 of the DoD SSPP (Ref. b.), the minimum Construction and Demolition debris to be diverted from non-sustainable waste streams is now 60% for FY2015 and beyond.

If you require any additional information, please call (907) 361-9195.

Vicki Madick Environmental Protection Specialist DPW Environmental Division Fort Wainwright, Alaska

SOLID WASTE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The Project manager shall record and report the diversion and disposal of Construction and Demolition (C&D) material to the Installation Solid Waste Manager for entry into the Solid Waste Annual Reporting, Web-Based Support (SWARWeb) as required in the Army Regulation 420-1, Army Facilities Management, Section 23-15.a, according to the format below.

Note that the information required by SWARWeb is not identical to the minimum information required for LEED C&D Waste Credit submittals. SWARWeb requests greater detail than is required by LEED, therefore recording only what is required by LEED will not satisfy the SWARWeb requirements.

For each disposal transaction, report:

1. The time and date

2. Name and location of the disposal site

3. Weight of waste (and indicate if actual scale measurement or an estimate)

4. Unit cost of disposal, e.g.,$/ton or $/CY

For each type of C&D debris material diverted, report the following data elements:

1. Date Occurred: The date the material were delivered to a reuse, recycling, or disposal facility. List each delivery separately.

2. Category: “C&D Debris” for all materials

3. Type: List material by each type from the list below

4. Info Source: Note either “Weight Actual” or “Weight Estimated”

5. Tons: Self explanatory

6. DRMO/DLA: Note ‘Yes” if the material was delivered to DRMO/DLA, “No” if it was delivered elsewhere

For Type, list all materials that were generated through the construction and/or demolition activities of a project broken down as follows: ABC (Aggregate Base Course)

ABC-ASPHALTLAND-SOIL, TOP
ABC-BRICKLAND-VEGETATION/TIMBER (TREE TRUNKS & LIMBS)
ABC-CONCRETEMETAL
ABC-CONCRETE BLOCK UNITMETAL-ALUMINUM
ABC-OTHER (C&D MASONRY/ASPHALT)METAL-COPPER
ABC-STONEMETAL-MIXED METAL
ASPHALTMETAL-OTHER (C&D METAL)
BRICKMETAL-STEEL
C&D REFUSEMIXED C&D (ALL TYPES)
CARPETMIXED METAL
CONCRETEMIXED RECYCLABLES
CONCRETE & MASONARYOD/I/M-CEILING TILE
CONCRETE STONE ASPHALTOD/I/M-COMPOSITION ROOF
CONCRETE/STONEOD/I/M-DOORS/WINDOWS/STAIR/CABINETS
CONSTRUCTION RUBBLEOD/I/M-GLASS
COVER SOILOD/I/M-GYPSUM/PLASTER
CRUSHED CONCRETEOD/I/M-INSULATION
DEBRISOD/I/M-OTHER (C/D OTHER)
DIRTOD/I/M-PAPER
GRAVELOD/I/M-PLASTIC
LAND-CRUSHED STONE/BASEOD/I/M-SIDING
LAND-OTHER (C/D LAND CLEARING)RECYCLED C&D DEBRIS
LAND-SOIL, LEAD-TAINTED, NON-HAZARDOUSTELEPHONE POLE
LAND-SOIL, PETROLEUM-TAINTEDWOOD-OTHER (C/D WOOD)
LAND-SOIL, SUBSOILWOOD-STRUCTURAL

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