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Franklin County, Southcentral Region
Date generated:Apr 3, 2009 12:13PM
Single-year analyses selected for:2008
Historical analyses selected for years:2001 - 2008
Number of report pieces selected:26
Number of modules selected:7
Number of zones selected:22
Zones (22):
- Antrim Township - Chambersburg Borough - County-wide Data
- Fannett Township - Greencastle Borough - Greene Township
- Guilford Township - Hamilton Township - Letterkenny Township
- Lurgan Township - Mercersburg Borough - Metal Township
- Mont Alto Borough - Montgomery Township - Orrstown Borough
- Peters Township - Quincy Township - Southampton Township
- St. Thomas Township - Warren Township - Washington Township
- Waynesboro Borough
Modules (7):
- Residential Household Hazardous - Residential
- Residential Recycling
WasteOrganics
- Residential Solid - Commercial
- Commercial Recycling
WasteOrganics
- Commercial Solid
Waste
Note: All tonnage totals shown in this report include the weights from all selected
modules unless otherwise stated.
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Table of Contents
1. County Trends Over Time
Figure 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2001 to 2008
Table 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2001 to 2008
Table 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters, 2004 to 2008
Figure 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters (Bar Chart), 2004 to
2008
Figure 1.3 - Overall Average Per Capita Recovery Comparison, 2001 to 2008
Figure 1.4 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2001 to 2008
Figure 1.5 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2001 to 2008
Table 1.3 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.4 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.5 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.6 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential Solid
Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.7 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Commercial
Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.8 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Commercial
Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.9 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Recycling, 2004
to 2008
Table 1.10 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.11 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Organics, 2004
to 2008
Table 1.12 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Solid Waste,
2004 to 2008
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Table 1.13 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Commercial Recycling,
2004 to 2008
Table 1.14 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Commercial Organics, 2004
to 2008
Table 1.15 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.16 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.17 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.18 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Solid Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.19 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Commercial Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.20 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Commercial Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.21 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.22 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.23 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.24 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Commercial Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.25 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Commercial Organics, 2004 to 2008
Table 1.26 - Module Tonnage by Source vs. Year, 2004 to 2008
Figure 1.6 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth, 2001-2008
Figure 1.7 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth by Year,
2001-2008
Figure 1.8 - Disposal Tonnage vs Population, 2001 to 2008
2. County Lists for the Current Year
2.1 Tonnage Data
Table 2.27 - County List by Population, 2004 to 2008
Table 2.28 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered Alphabetically,
2004 to 2008
Table 2.29 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2004 to
2008
Table 2.30 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered Alphabetically,
2004 to 2008
Table 2.31 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2004 to
2008
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Table 2.32 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered
Alphabetically, 2008
Table 2.33 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered by
Rank, 2008
Table 2.34 - County List by Total Tons from Each Source, 2008
3. Tonnage Transaction
Table 3.35 - Recycling Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source,
Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
Table 3.36 - Household Hazardous Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector,
and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
Table 3.37 - Organics Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source,
Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
Table 3.38 - Solid Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source,
Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
4. Analysis of Individual County Performance
4.2 Average Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Table 4.39 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials
Collected, 2008
Table 4.40 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by County Population,
2008
5. Average Analyses
5.3 Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.9 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials
Collected, 2008
Figure 5.10 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by County Population,
2008
1. County Trends Over Time
Figure 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2001 to 2008
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Table 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2001 to 2008
YearResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial
Recycling Household Organics Solid Waste Recycling Organics
(Tons)Hazardous (Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Waste
(Tons)
200122,006.22,762.82,099.63,953.01,046.0
200228,106.9248.81,258.64,416.7
200313,380.08,807.03,234.23,235.6
20048,655.1379.13,566.73,604.3
20057,252.8940.45,499.07,175.7
20066,759.49.95,671.54,117.3118.2
20078,292.14,877.05,910.1
200813,791.26.16,436.341.86,417.5
Table 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters, 2004 to 2008
Quarter2004200520062007
116,209.020,871.816,676.319,087.8
2
3
4
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Total16,209.020,871.816,676.319,087.8
Figure 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters (Bar Chart), 2004 to
2008
Figure 1.3 - Overall Average Per Capita Recovery Comparison, 2001 to 2008
Figure 1.4 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2001 to 2008
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Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2001 to 2008
YearResidential Commercial
(Tons)(Tons)
200126,868.64,999.0
200229,614.34,421.2
200325,421.23,240.0
200412,600.93,608.1
200513,692.27,179.6
200612,440.84,235.5
200713,169.15,918.7
200820,275.46,417.5
Figure 1.5 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2001 to 2008
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Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2001 to 2008
YearRecycling Household Organics Solid Waste
(Tons)Hazardous Waste (Tons)(Tons)
(Tons)
200125,959.22,762.83,145.6
200232,523.6248.81,263.1
200316,615.68,807.03,238.6
200412,259.4379.13,570.5
200514,428.5940.45,502.9
200610,876.79.95,789.7
200714,202.14,885.6
200820,208.76.16,436.341.8
Table 1.3 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)9.214.314.0
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Paper
Cardboard (C01)38.110.58.7
Computer Paper (PA5)4.60.0
Magazines (PA1)0.50.00.1
Mixed Papers (PA3)1.00.7
Newsprint (PA2)13.015.314.9
Office Papers (PA4)3.40.11.2
Phone Books (PA6)0.30.5
Drum Fiber (DR3)0.0
TOTAL PAPER61.026.425.6
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)1.53.22.2
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.10.90.7
Mixed Cans (MX2)2.11.63.5
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)3.77.91.6
Copper (N02)0.00.00.0
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)
Lead (N04)
Nickel (N10)6.9
White Goods (F03)0.30.20.0
Drum Steel (DR2)0.20.0
Mixed Metals (MM1)2.08.513.0
TOTAL METALS16.822.321.0
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)6.15.77.3
Clear Glass (GL1)6.65.85.9
Green Glass (GL3)3.42.02.1
Mixed Glass (GL2)2.53.52.4
Other Glass (GL6)0.00.6
Plate Glass (GL5)
TOTAL GLASS18.617.118.5
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.91.41.4
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)1.01.01.0
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Mixed Plastic (PL7)
Other Plastic (PL9)0.0
Drum Plastic (DR1)0.0
TOTAL PLASTICS1.92.42.5
Other
Asphalt (ASP)0.0
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)0.30.1
Construction and Demolition (MO2)0.0
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)0.0
Mattresses (MT1)0.0
Rubber Tires (MO1)25.330.323.7
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)2.10.1
TOTAL OTHER27.430.823.9
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY135.0113.2105.5
Table 1.4 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02)1.11.20.0
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)0.40.30.1
Catalytic Converters, Radiators (V01)0.0
Computer Systems (CB1)
Consumer electronics (CR1)0.00.0
Oil Filters (OL3)1.90.0
Used Oil (OL2)4.411.40.0
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY5.914.70.2
Table 1.5 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential
Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Organics
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Food Waste (FW1)
Wood Waste (WW1)14.514.356.517.1
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)41.171.532.059.0
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY55.685.888.576.1
Table 1.6 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Residential Solid
Waste, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1)
Table 1.7 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Commercial
Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)0.40.40.5
Paper
Cardboard (C01)26.571.149.6
Computer Paper (PA5)15.11.4
Magazines (PA1)
Mixed Papers (PA3)1.70.00.0
Newsprint (PA2)4.827.96.4
Office Papers (PA4)4.97.84.0
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER53.1106.861.5
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)0.20.20.3
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.30.2
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.10.0
Brass (N03)
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Copper (N02)0.00.0
Ferrous Metals (F01)0.4
White Goods (F03)0.0
Mixed Metals (MM1)0.10.0
TOTAL METALS0.90.40.6
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)
Clear Glass (GL1)0.30.80.6
Mixed Glass (GL2)0.10.40.0
Other Glass (GL6)0.4
TOTAL GLASS0.41.21.1
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.10.1
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)1.10.00.1
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)
Mixed Plastic (PL7)0.10.10.1
Other Plastic (PL9)0.10.3
TOTAL PLASTICS1.30.30.5
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.02.80.0
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)0.1
TOTAL OTHER0.22.80.0
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY56.2112.064.2
Table 1.8 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery vs. Year, Commercial
Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)0.10.10.2
Wood Waste (WW1)1.7
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY0.10.11.8
Table 1.9 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Recycling, 2004 to
2008
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Materials2004 2005 2006
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)591.8914.4899.81,299.6
Paper
Cardboard (C01)2,443.1670.0559.2
Computer Paper (PA5)296.91.6
Magazines (PA1)30.53.06.0
Mixed Papers (PA3)64.944.3
Newsprint (PA2)836.3980.6957.62,314.9
Office Papers (PA4)219.53.974.5
Phone Books (PA6)20.433.0
Drum Fiber (DR3)0.1
TOTAL PAPER3,911.61,690.51,643.33,312.3
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)94.6203.2138.7
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)5.754.943.1
Mixed Cans (MX2)136.4100.6224.4
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)238.7508.5104.8
Copper (N02)1.10.80.3
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)
Lead (N04)
Nickel (N10)440.5
White Goods (F03)21.114.11.7
Drum Steel (DR2)10.00.1
Mixed Metals (MM1)129.5545.6831.9
TOTAL METALS1,077.61,427.71,345.0
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)390.5367.6471.1
Clear Glass (GL1)423.4374.0377.5
Green Glass (GL3)218.9128.8137.2
Mixed Glass (GL2)157.1224.0156.8
Other Glass (GL6)0.340.9
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Plate Glass (GL5)
TOTAL GLASS1,190.21,094.41,183.51,390.3
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)60.287.892.2
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)64.466.665.4
Mixed Plastic (PL7)
Other Plastic (PL9)0.1
Drum Plastic (DR1)0.1
TOTAL PLASTICS124.6154.4157.81,114.9
Other
Asphalt (ASP)0.3
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)19.85.3
Construction and Demolition (MO2)0.5
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)2.0
Mattresses (MT1)0.1
Rubber Tires (MO1)1,623.61,943.11,521.8
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)135.78.5
TOTAL OTHER1,759.31,971.41,530.0
TOTAL TONNAGE8,655.17,252.86,759.48,292.1
Table 1.10 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02)70.075.00.3
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)23.117.07.9
Catalytic Converters, Radiators (V01)0.1
Computer Systems (CB1)
Consumer electronics (CR1)1.00.1
Oil Filters (OL3)120.00.1
Used Oil (OL2)285.0728.41.4
TOTAL TONNAGE379.1940.49.9
Table 1.11 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Organics, 2004 to
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2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)
Wood Waste (WW1)930.9913.43,623.41,093.7
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)2,635.84,585.62,048.13,783.3
TOTAL TONNAGE3,566.75,499.05,671.54,877.0
Table 1.12 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Residential Solid Waste, 2004
to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1)
Table 1.13 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Commercial Recycling, 2004
to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)27.627.629.1
Paper
Cardboard (C01)1,698.94,555.73,181.24,957.8
Computer Paper (PA5)970.889.0
Magazines (PA1)
Mixed Papers (PA3)108.01.41.7
Newsprint (PA2)308.51,785.6413.4
Office Papers (PA4)316.1500.9259.4
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER3,402.36,843.63,944.75,391.1
Metals
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Aluminum Cans (AA1)14.111.619.9
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)16.615.1
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)3.80.2
Brass (N03)
Copper (N02)0.60.6
Ferrous Metals (F01)28.3
White Goods (F03)2.3
Mixed Metals (MM1)7.62.4
TOTAL METALS56.728.837.6
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)
Clear Glass (GL1)22.451.840.9
Mixed Glass (GL2)3.924.92.7
Other Glass (GL6)26.6
TOTAL GLASS26.376.770.2
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)8.17.9
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)69.01.03.8
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)
Mixed Plastic (PL7)5.58.95.8
Other Plastic (PL9)6.616.4
TOTAL PLASTICS81.118.033.9
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)2.9181.01.8
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)7.4
TOTAL OTHER10.3181.01.8
TOTAL TONNAGE3,604.37,175.74,117.35,910.1
Table 1.14 - Individual Material Tonnage vs. Year, Commercial Organics, 2004
to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)3.83.910.28.6
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Wood Waste (WW1)108.0
TOTAL TONNAGE3.83.9118.28.6
Table 1.15 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)90.023.025.0
Paper
Cardboard (C01)-32.6145.6194.3
Computer Paper (PA5)
Magazines (PA1)-62.3283.391.7
Mixed Papers (PA3)-73.5-61.1
Newsprint (PA2)-3.9-18.1-16.1
Office Papers (PA4)-7.55,105.2172.5
Phone Books (PA6)
Drum Fiber (DR3)
TOTAL PAPER-31.558.663.1
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)21.0-43.7-17.5
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)2,576.3177.9253.92,001.8
Mixed Cans (MX2)-98.4-97.8-99.0
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)-71.1-86.4-34.1
Copper (N02)-81.7-74.9-33.0
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)
Lead (N04)
Nickel (N10)
White Goods (F03)22.383.01,417.6
Drum Steel (DR2)
Mixed Metals (MM1)254.4-15.9-44.8
TOTAL METALS-23.6-42.3-38.8
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Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)30.438.58.1
Clear Glass (GL1)-9.62.31.4
Green Glass (GL3)-29.120.413.1
Mixed Glass (GL2)64.115.164.5
Other Glass (GL6)3,708.3-72.1
Plate Glass (GL5)
TOTAL GLASS10.720.411.3
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)35.0-7.4-11.8
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)8.75.17.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7)
Other Plastic (PL9)
Drum Plastic (DR1)
TOTAL PLASTICS21.4-2.0-4.1
Other
Asphalt (ASP)
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)-5.1254.7
Construction and Demolition (MO2)
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)3.0
Mattresses (MT1)
Rubber Tires (MO1)344.2271.1373.914,406.9
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)-80.7208.6
TOTAL OTHER312.6268.2374.44,023.7
TOTAL 59.390.1104.0
Table 1.16 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02)-99.6-99.6-10.0
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)-84.2-78.5-53.7
Catalytic Converters, Radiators (V01)
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Computer Systems (CB1)
Consumer electronics (CR1)
Oil Filters (OL3)-100.0-90.0
Used Oil (OL2)-99.2-99.752.9
TOTAL -98.4-99.4-38.5
Table 1.17 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(%)(%)(%)(%)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)
Wood Waste (WW1)60.363.4-58.836.4
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)87.37.7141.030.5
TOTAL 80.517.013.532.0
Table 1.18 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Residential Solid Waste, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(%)(%)(%)(%)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1)
Table 1.19 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Commercial Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)821.2821.2773.7
Paper
Cardboard (C01)122.9-16.919.1
Computer Paper (PA5)
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Magazines (PA1)
Mixed Papers (PA3)922.378,765.764,848.23,928.2
Newsprint (PA2)63.8-71.722.2
Office Papers (PA4)96.123.7139.0
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER77.0-12.052.6
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)-40.9-28.1-58.1
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)-98.7-98.5
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)-94.62.0
Brass (N03)
Copper (N02)
Ferrous Metals (F01)
White Goods (F03)
Mixed Metals (MM1)450.31,642.7
TOTAL METALS-10.875.734.5
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)
Clear Glass (GL1)-22.5-66.5-57.6
Mixed Glass (GL2)300.8-37.2478.9
Other Glass (GL6)-99.5
TOTAL GLASS26.5-56.6-52.6
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)-80.11,271.0260.8
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)
Mixed Plastic (PL7)120.236.1108.8
Other Plastic (PL9)
TOTAL PLASTICS-68.243.4-23.8
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)432.4-91.5757.8
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)
TOTAL OTHER49.9-91.5757.8
TOTAL 78.1-10.655.9
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Table 1.20 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous
Years, Commercial Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(%)(%)(%)(%)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)
Wood Waste (WW1)
TOTAL
Table 1.21 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)6.812.613.3
Paper
Cardboard (C01)28.29.28.3
Computer Paper (PA5)3.40.0
Magazines (PA1)0.40.00.1
Mixed Papers (PA3)0.70.7
Newsprint (PA2)9.713.514.2
Office Papers (PA4)2.50.11.1
Phone Books (PA6)0.20.5
Drum Fiber (DR3)0.0
TOTAL PAPER45.223.324.3
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)1.12.82.1
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.10.80.6
Mixed Cans (MX2)1.61.43.3
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)2.87.01.6
Copper (N02)0.00.00.0
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)
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Lead (N04)
Nickel (N10)5.1
White Goods (F03)0.20.20.0
Drum Steel (DR2)0.10.0
Mixed Metals (MM1)1.57.512.3
TOTAL METALS12.519.719.9
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)4.55.17.0
Clear Glass (GL1)4.95.25.6
Green Glass (GL3)2.51.82.0
Mixed Glass (GL2)1.83.12.3
Other Glass (GL6)0.00.6
Plate Glass (GL5)
TOTAL GLASS13.815.117.5
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.71.21.4
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)0.70.91.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7)
Other Plastic (PL9)0.0
Drum Plastic (DR1)0.0
TOTAL PLASTICS1.42.12.3
Other
Asphalt (ASP)0.0
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)0.30.1
Construction and Demolition (MO2)0.0
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)0.0
Mattresses (MT1)0.0
Rubber Tires (MO1)18.826.822.5
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)1.60.1
TOTAL OTHER20.327.222.6
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.22 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2004 to 2008
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Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02)18.58.03.0
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)6.11.879.8
Catalytic Converters, Radiators (V01)1.0
Computer Systems (CB1)
Consumer electronics (CR1)0.31.0
Oil Filters (OL3)12.81.0
Used Oil (OL2)75.277.514.1
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.23 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Residential Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(%)(%)(%)(%)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)
Wood Waste (WW1)26.116.663.922.4
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)73.983.436.177.6
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.24 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
Commercial Recycling, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006
(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)0.80.40.7
Paper
Cardboard (C01)47.163.577.3
Computer Paper (PA5)26.92.2
Magazines (PA1)
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Mixed Papers (PA3)3.00.00.0
Newsprint (PA2)8.624.910.0
Office Papers (PA4)8.87.06.3
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER94.495.495.8
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)0.40.20.5
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.20.4
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.10.0
Brass (N03)
Copper (N02)0.00.0
Ferrous Metals (F01)0.8
White Goods (F03)0.1
Mixed Metals (MM1)0.20.1
TOTAL METALS1.60.40.9
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)
Clear Glass (GL1)0.60.71.0
Mixed Glass (GL2)0.10.30.1
Other Glass (GL6)0.6
TOTAL GLASS0.71.11.7
Plastics
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.10.2
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)1.90.00.1
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)
Mixed Plastic (PL7)0.20.10.1
Other Plastic (PL9)0.20.4
TOTAL PLASTICS2.30.30.8
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.12.50.0
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)0.2
TOTAL OTHER0.32.50.0
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.25 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total vs. Year,
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Commercial Organics, 2004 to 2008
Materials2004 2005 2006 2007
(%)(%)(%)(%)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)100.0100.08.6100.0
Wood Waste (WW1)91.4
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.26 - Module Tonnage by Source vs. Year, 2004 to 2008
Module & Source2004 2005 2006
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Residential Recycling - Curbside1,797.72,215.82,442.4
Residential Recycling - Dropoff6,857.45,037.04,317.0
Residential Household Hazardous Waste - Curbside356.0750.01.8
Residential Household Hazardous Waste - Dropoff23.1190.48.1
Residential Organics - Curbside349.91,207.3930.7
Residential Organics - Dropoff3,216.84,291.74,740.8
Residential Solid Waste - Dropoff
Commercial Recycling - Curbside3,604.37,175.74,117.3
Commercial Recycling - Dropoff
Commercial Organics - Curbside3.83.9118.2
Commercial Organics - Dropoff
Total16,209.020,871.816,676.319,087.8
Figure 1.6 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth, 2001-2008
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Figure 1.7 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth by Year, 2001-
2008
Figure 1.8 - Disposal Tonnage vs Population, 2001 to 2008
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2. County Lists for the Current Year
2.1 Tonnage Data
Table 2.27 - County List by Population, 2004 to 2008
County2004 2005 2006 2007
(pop)(pop)(pop)(pop)
Antrim12,504.012,504.012,504.012,504.0
Chambersburg17,862.017,862.017,862.017,862.0
County-wide Data
Fannett2,370.02,370.02,370.02,370.0
Greencastle3,722.03,722.03,722.03,722.0
Greene12,284.012,284.012,284.012,284.0
Guilford13,100.013,100.013,100.013,100.0
Hamilton8,949.08,949.08,949.08,949.0
Letterkenny2,074.02,074.02,074.02,074.0
Lurgan2,014.02,014.02,014.02,014.0
Mercersburg1,540.01,540.01,540.01,540.0
Metal1,721.01,721.01,721.01,721.0
Mont Alto1,357.01,357.01,357.01,357.0
Montgomery4,949.04,949.04,949.04,949.0
Orrstown231.0231.0231.0231.0
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Peters4,251.04,251.04,251.04,251.0
Quincy5,846.05,846.05,846.05,846.0
Southampton6,138.06,138.06,138.06,138.0
St. Thomas5,775.05,775.05,775.05,775.0
Warren334.0334.0334.0334.0
Washington11,559.011,559.011,559.011,559.0
Waynesboro9,614.09,614.09,614.09,614.0
Total128,194.0128,194.0128,194.0128,194.0
Table 2.28 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2004
to 2008
County2004 2005 2006 2007
(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)
Antrim2,637.15,346.41,033.52,758.5
Chambersburg2,992.33,756.43,339.22,570.4
County-wide Data56.4
Fannett55.860.023.540.0
Greencastle205.3202.0200.2
Greene3,808.13,808.14,949.54,595.8
Guilford164.8802.11,194.0
Hamilton206.9265.3254.7266.4
Letterkenny27.1266.17.225.8
Lurgan20.225.436.029.2
Mercersburg210.8
Metal4.84.223.016.5
Mont Alto27.7
Montgomery112.8128.7466.2345.5
Orrstown
Peters30.163.267.261.5
Quincy108.012.785.5
Southampton423.01,098.8112.5
St. Thomas25.641.558.573.3
Warren
Washington4,957.94,256.75,119.05,741.3
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Waynesboro537.2784.5971.6845.2
Total16,209.020,871.816,676.319,087.8
Table 2.29 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2004 to
2008
County2004 2005 2006 2007
(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)
Southampton423.01,098.8112.5
Washington4,957.94,256.75,119.05,741.3
Greene3,808.13,808.14,949.54,595.8
Chambersburg2,992.33,756.43,339.22,570.4
Antrim2,637.15,346.41,033.52,758.5
Guilford164.8802.11,194.0
Waynesboro537.2784.5971.6845.2
Montgomery112.8128.7466.2345.5
Hamilton206.9265.3254.7266.4
Greencastle205.3202.0200.2
Quincy108.012.785.5
Mercersburg210.8
St. Thomas25.641.558.573.3
Peters30.163.267.261.5
Lurgan20.225.436.029.2
Mont Alto27.7
Metal4.84.223.016.5
Letterkenny27.1266.17.225.8
Fannett55.860.023.540.0
County-wide Data56.4
Orrstown
Warren
Total16,209.020,871.816,676.319,087.8
Table 2.30 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2004
to 2008
County2004 2005 2006 2007
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(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Antrim421.8855.2165.3441.2
Chambersburg335.0420.6373.9287.8
County-wide Data
Fannett47.150.619.833.8
Greencastle110.3108.5107.6
Greene620.0620.0805.8748.3
Guilford25.2122.5182.3
Hamilton46.259.356.959.5
Letterkenny26.1256.66.924.9
Lurgan20.125.235.729.0
Mercersburg273.7
Metal5.64.926.719.2
Mont Alto40.9
Montgomery45.652.0188.4139.6
Orrstown
Peters14.229.731.628.9
Quincy36.94.329.3
Southampton137.8358.036.7
St. Thomas8.914.420.325.4
Warren
Washington857.8736.5885.7993.4
Waynesboro111.8163.2202.1175.8
Overall252.9325.6260.2297.8
Table 2.31 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2004 to
2008
County2004 2005 2006 2007
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Southampton137.8358.036.7
Washington857.8736.5885.7993.4
Greene620.0620.0805.8748.3
Chambersburg335.0420.6373.9287.8
Antrim421.8855.2165.3441.2
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Guilford25.2122.5182.3
Montgomery45.652.0188.4139.6
Waynesboro111.8163.2202.1175.8
Greencastle110.3108.5107.6
Mercersburg273.7
Mont Alto40.9
Hamilton46.259.356.959.5
Lurgan20.125.235.729.0
Quincy36.94.329.3
Metal5.64.926.719.2
Letterkenny26.1256.66.924.9
St. Thomas8.914.420.325.4
Peters14.229.731.628.9
Fannett47.150.619.833.8
County-wide Data
Orrstown
Warren
Overall252.9325.6260.2297.8
Table 2.32 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered
Alphabetically, 2008
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial
RecyclingHousehold OrganicsSolid RecyclingOrganics
Hazardous Waste
Waste
Antrim452.51,618.2
Chambersburg521.72.4825.22,051.5
County-wide Data
Fannett20.8
Greencastle44.80.2176.8
Greene320.93,300.01,019.0
Guilford320.41,127.7
Hamilton238.0
Letterkenny27.5
Lurgan37.20.5
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Mercersburg81.0
Metal28.10.1
Mont Alto36.4
Montgomery316.2195.1
Orrstown
Peters43.0
Quincy79.516.6
Southampton7,141.041.8
St. Thomas75.10.3
Warren
Washington3,625.02.62,115.0
Waynesboro382.2196.1212.4
Total13,791.26.16,436.341.86,417.5
Table 2.33 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered by
Rank, 2008
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial
RecyclingHousehold OrganicsSolid RecyclingOrganics
Hazardous Waste
Waste
Southampton7,141.041.8
Washington3,625.02.62,115.0
Greene320.93,300.01,019.0
Chambersburg521.72.4825.22,051.5
Antrim452.51,618.2
Guilford320.41,127.7
Waynesboro382.2196.1212.4
Montgomery316.2195.1
Hamilton238.0
Greencastle44.80.2176.8
Quincy79.516.6
Mercersburg81.0
St. Thomas75.10.3
Peters43.0
Lurgan37.20.5
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Mont Alto36.4
Metal28.10.1
Letterkenny27.5
Fannett20.8
County-wide Data
Orrstown
Warren
Total13,791.26.16,436.341.86,417.5
Table 2.34 - County List by Total Tons from Each Source, 2008
This report piece only outputs tonnage data for modules having MORE than one source.
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential
Recycling Recycling Household Household Organics Organics
CurbsideDropoffHazardous Hazardous CurbsideDropoff
Waste Waste
CurbsideDropoff
Antrim144.8307.7
Chambersburg482.239.62.4825.2
County-wide Data
Fannett7.413.4
Greencastle44.80.2
Greene243.477.53,300.0
Guilford144.2176.2
Hamilton212.225.8
Letterkenny27.5
Lurgan37.20.5
Mercersburg81.0
Metal28.10.1
Mont Alto10.725.7
Montgomery98.2218.0
Orrstown
Peters43.0
Quincy79.5
Southampton7,141.0
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St. Thomas60.015.20.3
Warren
Washington3,625.02.62,115.0
Waynesboro382.2196.1
Total1,990.411,800.80.25.9825.25,611.1
CountyCommercial Recycling Dropoff
Antrim
Chambersburg
County-wide Data
Fannett
Greencastle
Greene
Guilford1,127.7
Hamilton
Letterkenny
Lurgan
Mercersburg
Metal
Mont Alto
Montgomery195.1
Orrstown
Peters
Quincy
Southampton
St. Thomas
Warren
Washington
Waynesboro
Total1,322.8
3. Tonnage Transaction
Table 3.35 - Recycling Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source,
Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
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Material NameResidential Residential Commercial Commercial
CurbsideDropoffCurbsideDropoff
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)81.3
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)70.0
Aluminum Cans (AA1)57.357.25.0
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.169.00.2
Brown Glass (GL4)289.7219.60.1
Cardboard (C01)115.91,529.62,942.9
Clear Glass (GL1)182.7200.09.7
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)18.8
Commingled Materials (XXX)486.3638.4123.2
Copper (N02)0.00.2
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)2.1
Green Glass (GL3)61.593.6
Lead (N04)0.1
Magazines (PA1)11.55.0
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)9.616.6
Mixed Cans (MX2)2.2
Mixed Glass (GL2)63.0194.89.8
Mixed Metals (MM1)9.0449.941.8
Mixed Papers (PA3)16.01.21,016.4
Mixed Plastic (PL7)0.012.1
Newsprint (PA2)202.6600.8422.6
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)0.2
Office Papers (PA4)203.0473.4
Other Glass (GL6)9.61.80.1
Plate Glass (GL5)1.0
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.37,211.115.4
Single Stream (SS1)435.216.6
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)49.3103.30.2
White Goods (F03)25.8
Totals1,990.411,800.85,094.71,322.8
Table 3.36 - Household Hazardous Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector,
and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
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Material NameResidential CurbsideResidential Dropoff
Antifreeze (O02)0.3
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)0.23.5
Computer Systems (CB1)0.0
Oil Filters (OL3)0.0
Used Oil (OL2)2.1
Totals0.25.9
Table 3.37 - Organics Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered
Alphabetically, 2008
Material NameResidential CurbsideResidential Dropoff
Food Waste (FW1)7.7
Wood Waste (WW1)1,492.2
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)825.24,111.2
Totals825.25,611.1
Table 3.38 - Solid Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source,
Ordered Alphabetically, 2008
Material NameResidential Dropoff
Refuse (MT1)41.8
Totals41.8
4. Analysis of Individual County Performance
4.2 Average Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Table 4.39 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials
Collected, 2008
RangeCountyPer cap
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Fannett17
2 materials collectedMercersburg105
Southampton2340
3 materials collectedPeters20
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5 materials collectedLetterkenny26
Metal32
7 materials collectedMont Alto53
Montgomery206
Quincy32
8 materials collectedHamilton53
Waynesboro164
9 materials collectedLurgan37
11 materials collectedSt. Thomas26
13 materials collectedAntrim331
14 materials collectedChambersburg380
17 materials collectedGreencastle119
19 materials collectedGuilford221
20 materials collectedGreene755
21 materials collectedWashington993
Table 4.40 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by County Population, 2008
RangeCountyPer cap
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Fannett17
Peters20
Letterkenny26
Metal32
1,000 to 5,000Lurgan37Average = 68
Mont Alto53
Mercersburg105
Greencastle119
Montgomery206
St. Thomas26
Quincy32
5,000 to 10,000Hamilton53Average = 523
Waynesboro164
Southampton2340
Guilford221
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Antrim331
Chambersburg380
10,000 to 25,000Average = 536
Greene755
Washington993
5. Average Analyses
5.3 Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.9 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials
Collected, 2008
Figure 5.10 - Average Annual per Capita Generation by County Population,
2008
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