1999 Solid Waste Management in Florida Annual Report

Division of Waste Management

Solid Waste Management in Florida
August 1999

This 1999 Solid Waste Management Annual Report provides a comprehensive analysis of solid waste generation, recycling and disposal in Florida primarily based on information compiled by each county for 1997. This report also includes information about the activities of the Department, other state agencies and organizations dealing with waste issues.

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	Executive Summary, (17 Kb)
	Introduction, (107 Kb)
	Waste Reduction and Recycling, (309 Kb)
	Combustion, (51 Kb)
	Landfill Disposal, (114 Kb)

	Special Waste Management, (142 Kb)
	Other State Agencies and Programs, (268 Kb)
	Appropriations and Budget, (378 Kb)

Appendices

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Appendix A: Introduction

Table 1A County Municipal Solid Waste Collection Per Capita

Table 2A MSW Collected by Generator Type in Florida

Table 3A Total Tons of MSW Materials Predicted to be Collected (2017)

Table 4A Total Tons of MSW Managed in Florida Facilities

Table 5A Final Disposition of MSW in Florida

Appendix B: Recycling and Waste Reduction

Table 1B County Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Per Capita

Table 2B County Waste Reduction in Florida

Table 3B Total Tons of MSW and Minimum Five Materials Collected and Recycled

Table 4B Total Tons of MSW and Special Waste Materials Collected and Recycled

Table 5B Total Tons of Other MSW Materials Collected and Recycled

Table 6B County Recycling by Descending Adjusted Recycling Rate

Table 7B Tons of MSW Materials Predicted to be Collected and Recycled (1998) *

Table 8B Minimum Five Materials Recycled in Florida by Descending Population

Table 9B Recycling Program Cost Summary by County

Table 10B Curbside Recycling Programs in Florida

Table 11B Single-Family Participation in Recycling by Descending Population

Table 12B Multi-Family Participation in Recycling by Descending Population

Table 13B Commercial Participation in Recycling by Descending Population

Table 14B Florida’s Certified Recyclers

Table 15B Existing and Proposed Recycling Facilities and Service Centers

Table 16B Florida State Agency 1997 Recycled Paper Purchase Report

Appendix C: Waste-to-Energy, Landfills and Special Waste

Table 1C Florida Active Landfill Facilities

Table 2C Florida Construction and Demolition Debris Facilities

Table 3C Florida Class I MSW Tipping Fees

Table 4C County Solid Waste Disposal Fees in Florida

Table 5C Florida’s Waste-to-Energy Facilities

Table 6C Tire Stabilization and Abatement Activities

Table 7C Total Tons of WTE Ash Generated by Facility

Table 8C Florida WTE Ash Analysis

Table 9C TCLP Test Results for Florida’s WTE Facilities

Table 10C Florida WTE Ash Landfill Information

Appendix D: Appropriations and Budget

Table 1D Grant Recipients and Awards Solid Waste Management Trust Fund

Appendix E: Department’s Solid and Hazardous Waste Staff

Table 1E DEP Solid and Hazardous Waste Staff

Appendix F: County and City Coordinators

Table 1F County Solid Waste Directors and Recycling Coordinators

Table 2F City Recycling Programs in Florida

Appendix G: County MSW and Recycling Data Summary Sheets

Florida
Alachua Baker Bay Bradford Brevard Broward Calhoun Charlotte Citrus Clay Collier Columbia Dade De Soto Dixie Duval Escambia	Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando Highlands Hillsborough Holmes Indian River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette	Lake Lee Leon Levy Liberty Madison Manatee Marion Martin Monroe Nassau Okaloosa Okeechobee Orange Osceola Palm Beach Pasco	Pinellas Polk Putnam Reedy Creek Santa Rosa Sarasota Seminole St. Johns St. Lucie Sumter Suwannee Taylor Union Volusia Wakulla Walton Washington

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Last Updated:
August 21, 2001