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 The following is detailed summary of each municipal recycling program including the recycling strategy for each designated recyclable material and other information that is required by the plan. Please note that markets for institutional and commercially generated corrugated and high grade paper have not been identified. This aspect of the recycling plan has, for the most part, not been developed. An updated summary containing this information will be sent to the Office of Recycling when theses programs have been implemented and markets have been identified by each municipality for these materials. Municipality:
Bloomingdale Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection program status: Bloomingdale currently has a recycling center for newspaper. Bloomingdale plans to expand this facility to accommodate additional materials designated in the recycling plan. Residential Sector: Residents will deliver designated materials to the Bloomingdale recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement f the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-off: Bloomingdale has a 24 hour drop-off center for newspaper located at 15 Hamburg Turnpike. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1601B Operating Capacity: 660 tons The operating capacity of the Bloomingdale composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Clifton Solid Waste Generation Rates/ Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for : Collection Program Status: Clifton currently utilizes a number of recycling sites that are run by volunteer organizations for the collection of newspaper and aluminum cans. Clifton will construct a recycling facility or improve an existing recycling facility to accommodate glass and cans. Residential Sector: Residents will deliver designated materials to the Clifton recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-off:
Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 02564 Operating Capacity: 2245 tons Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Haledon Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Haledon will continue to utilize a municipal collection crew to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. In addition a municipal recycling center has recently been developed and accepts color mixed glass and aluminum cans and newspaper.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: Commercial businesses and institutions will deliver source separated materials to the Haledon recycling center. Businesses and institutions can also arrange for private recycling services.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs: Haledon currently has a once per month curbside collection of newspaper, glass and aluminum cans and a recycling center that accepts the same materials. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: On October 7, 1987 the Passaic County Freeholders authorized the lease of a tract of County-owned property to Haledon for use as a leaf composting facility. The property is known a Lot 12, Block 2 and 3 in the Borough of Haledon. The County will hold the permit for the facility and Haledon will provide the equipment and labor necessary to compost leaves. The operating capacity of the Haledon leaf composting facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Hawthorne Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Hawthorne will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the Hawthorne recycling center. Hawthorne is also planning to construct a recycling center to accept newspaper, glass and aluminum cans, corrugated and high paper.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Collection Programs, Drop-off: Hawthorne is currently developing plans for a multi-material recycling center. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: Permit Pending Operating Capacity: Hawthorne has a composting facility that has been operating for approximately 30 years. Hawthorne has applied for a compost site permit but has been denied because of problems related to the site is being located in a delineated flood area. Hawthorne is actively working towards solving this problem and will most likely have a permit in 1987. The operating capacity of the Hawthorne composting facility will be equal to 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Little Falls Solid Waste generation Rates/ Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Hawthorne will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the Hawthorne recycling center. Hawthorne is also planning to construct a recycling center to accept newspaper, glass and aluminum cans, corrugated and high paper.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-Off: Municipal drop-off center for color separated glass. Garden State paper buy-back center for newspaper. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: Little Falls is investigating the feasibility of developing a composting facility within municipal borders. The operating capacity of the proposed facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected by the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
North Haledon Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: North Haledon will construct a recycling center to accept all designated materials. In addition North Haledon will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the North Haledon recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-Off: North Haledon is currently planning to develop a multi-material recycling center. Currently the American Legion operates a 24 hour drop-off center for newspaper. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1606B Operating Capacity: 796 tons The operating facility of the North Haledon composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Passaic Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Passaic will utilize municipal collection crews to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the Passaic Recycling Center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recoiling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: The contract hauler for the City of Passaic collects leaves from the municipality and deposits them at an out-of-district composting facility. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Paterson Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Paterson will utilize municipal collection crews to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to a recycling center designated by Paterson.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: N/A Paterson is currently investigating the development of a composting facility within municipal borders. The operating capacity of the facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Pompton Lakes Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Pompton Lakes will utilize municipal collection crews to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass, and cans. Collected materials will be delivered to a recycling center designated by Pompton Lakes.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: Pompton Lakes is currently negotiating with a private corporation, located within municipal borders, for the use of a certain area of their property as a composting facility. The operating capacity of the facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Prospect Park Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Prospect Park will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to a recycling center designated by Prospect Park.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1610A Operating Capacity: 91 tons The operating capacity of the Prospect Park composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Ringwood Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Ringwood will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the Ringwood recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-off: Ringwood currently maintains a recycling center for newspaper, color separated glass and aluminum cans. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1611F Operating Capacity: 454 tons The operating capacity of the Ringwood composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality: Totowa
Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Totowa will utilize the Volunteer Fire Department to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to market or to the Totowa recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Collection Programs, Drop-off: The Totowa Volunteer Fire Department currently operates a municipal recycling center that accepts newspaper, glass and aluminum cans. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: Totowa is currently investigating the development of a composting facility within municipal borders. The operating capacity of the facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Wanaque Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Wanaque will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the Wanaque recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Current Collection Programs, Drop-off: Wanaque operates a recycling center that accepts newspaper, glass and aluminum cans. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1613B Operating Capacity: 180.20 tons. The operating capacity of the Wanaque composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
Wayne Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: Wayne will utilize Straight and Narrow to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected Materials will be delivered directly to the Wayne recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Existing Collection Programs, Drop-off: Approximately 10 different volunteer organizations conduct recycling drives for newspaper. Wayne also operates a recycling center for color separated glass. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1613B Operating Capacity: 1946 tons The operating capacity of the Wayne composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
West Milford Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: West Milford will utilize a private waste hauler to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to market or the West Milford recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Current Collection Programs, Drop-off: West Milford currently maintains two recycling centers that accept mixed paper, color separated glass and aluminum cans. Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance is currently done by the recycling coordinator. Garbage bags are inspected for the presence of recyclables. If a violation is found warnings and summonses are issued. Leaf Composting Facility: Facility Permit Number: 1615A Operating Capacity: 1,049 tons The operating capacity of the West Milford composting facility is equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. Back To Top Back To 1987 Recycling Plan Municipality:
West Paterson Solid Waste Generation Rates/Recycling Rates
Tonnage necessary for: Collection Strategy for Designated Materials: Residential: West Paterson will utilize municipal collection crews to conduct a curbside collection of newspaper, glass and cans. Collected materials will be delivered directly to the West Paterson recycling center.
Commercial/Institutional Sector/: To be developed.
Recycling Ordinance Enforcement: Enforcement of the recycling ordinance will be determined upon implementation of the recycling program and adoption of required ordinances and will include the municipal agency selected to be responsible for enforcement actions. Leaf Composting Facility:Facility Permit Number: PP Operating Capacity: West Paterson is currently is investigating the feasibility of establishing a composting facility within the municipality. The operating capacity of the facility will be equal to at least 100% of the leaves collected in the municipality. |
