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Franklin County, Southcentral Region
Date generated:Mar 19, 2012 9:28AM
Single-year analyses selected for:2011
Historical analyses selected for years:2001 - 2011
Number of report pieces selected:36
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 Recycling - Residential Household Hazardous Waste - Residential Organics
- Residential Solid Waste - Commercial Recycling - Commercial Organics
- Commercial Solid Waste
Note: All tonnage totals shown in this report include the weights from all selected module unless otherwise stated.
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Table of Contents
1. County Trends Over Time
Figure 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2002 to 2011
Table 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2002 to 2011
Table 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters, 2007 to 2011
Figure 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters (Bar Chart), 2007 to 2011
Figure 1.3 - Overall Median Per Capita Recovery Comparison, 2002 to 2011
Figure 1.4 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2002 to 2011
Figure 1.5 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2002 to 2011
Table 1.3 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to 2011
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Table 1.4 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2007
to 2011
Table 1.5 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.6 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Solid Waste, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.7 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.8 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Commercial Organics, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.9 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.10 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.11 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.12 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Solid Waste, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.13 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.14 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Commercial Organics, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.15 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Recycling,
2007 to 2011
Table 1.16 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.17 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Organics,
2007 to 2011
Table 1.18 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Solid Waste,
2007 to 2011
Table 1.19 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Commercial Recycling,
2007 to 2011
Table 1.20 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Commercial Organics,
2007 to 2011
Table 1.21 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to
2011
Table 1.22 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.23 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to
2011
Table 1.24 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to
2011
Table 1.25 - Module Tonnage by Source by Year, 2007 to 2011
Table 1.26 - Total Tons Generated as % of Whole By Waste Stream, 2007 to 2011
Figure 1.6 - Total Tons Generated as % of Whole By Waste Stream - 2011
Figure 1.7 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth, 2001-2011
Figure 1.8 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth by Year, 2001-2011
Figure 1.9 - Disposal Tonnage vs Population, 2002 to 2011
2. Community Lists for the Current Year
2.1 Tonnage Data
Table 2.27 - Community List by Population, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.28 - Community List by Households, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.29 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.30 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.31 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.32 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2007 to 2011
Table 2.33 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
Figure 2.10 - Total Tons from Each Waste Stream
Table 2.34 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered by Rank, 2011
Table 2.35 - County List by Total Tons from Each Source, 2011
3. Tonnage Transaction
Table 3.36 - Recycling Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
Table 3.37 - Household Hazardous Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered
Alphabetically, 2011
Table 3.38 - Organics Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
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4. Analysis of Individual Community Performance
4.2 Median Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Table 4.39 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
Table 4.40 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by County Population, 2011
Table 4.41 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Household size, 2011
4.3 Median Annual Per Household Analysis
Table 4.42 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
Table 4.43 - Median Annual per Household Generation by County Population, 2011
Table 4.44 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Household size, 2011
5. Median Analyses
5.4 Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.11 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
Figure 5.12 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by County Population, 2011
Figure 5.13 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Household size, 2011
5.5 Annual Per Household Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.14 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
Figure 5.15 - Median Annual per Household Generation by County Population, 2011
Figure 5.16 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Household size, 2011
1. County Trends Over Time
Figure 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2002 to 2011
Table 1.1 - Total Tons Generated, 2002 to 2011
YearResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial TOTAL
Recycling Household Organics Solid Waste Recycling Organics (Tons)
(Tons)Hazardous (Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Waste
(Tons)
200228,106.9248.81,258.64,416.74.534,035.5
200313,380.08,807.03,234.23,235.64.428,661.2
20048,655.1379.13,566.73,604.33.816,209.0
20057,252.8940.45,499.07,175.73.920,871.8
20066,997.19.95,671.54,594.9118.217,391.5
20078,292.14,877.05,910.18.619,087.8
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200818,352.76.16,438.441.87,869.18.632,716.7
200915,766.77.51,960.417,734.5
201028,821.5605.67,326.536,753.7
201116,505.7212.76,447.423,165.7
Table 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters, 2007 to 2011
Quarter20072008200920102011
119,087.832,716.717,734.536,753.723,165.7
2
3
4
Total19,087.832,716.717,734.536,753.723,165.7
Figure 1.2 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Quarters (Bar Chart), 2007 to 2011
Figure 1.3 - Overall Median Per Capita Recovery Comparison, 2002 to 2011
Figure 1.4 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2002 to 2011
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Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Sectors, 2002 to 2011
YearResidential Commercial TOTAL
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
200229,614.34,421.234,035.5
200325,421.23,240.028,661.2
200412,600.93,608.116,209.0
200513,692.27,179.620,871.8
200612,678.54,713.117,391.5
200713,169.15,918.719,087.8
200824,839.07,877.732,716.7
200917,734.517,734.5
201036,753.736,753.7
201123,165.723,165.7
Figure 1.5 - Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2002 to 2011
Total Tons Generated, Grouped by Modules, 2002 to 2011
YearRecycling Household Organics Solid Waste TOTAL
(Tons)Hazardous Waste (Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
(Tons)
200232,523.6248.81,263.134,035.5
200316,615.68,807.03,238.628,661.2
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200412,259.4379.13,570.516,209.0
200514,428.5940.45,502.920,871.8
200611,591.99.95,789.717,391.5
200714,202.14,885.619,087.8
200826,221.86.16,447.041.832,716.7
200915,766.77.51,960.417,734.5
201028,821.5605.67,326.536,753.7
201116,505.7212.76,447.423,165.7
Table 1.3 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Single Stream
35.8
Single Stream (SS1) 6.815.532.7
Commingled
23.2
Commingled Materials (XXX)20.379.179.1209.7
Paper
Brown Bags and Sacks (C02) 0.4
99.5
Cardboard (C01)13.329.176.795.7
1.2
Magazines (PA1)0.10.22.30.5
10.5
Mixed Papers (PA3) 0.330.07.6
8.9
Newsprint (PA2)36.112.67.311.4
41.8
Office Papers (PA4)2.13.37.339.8
Phone Books (PA6)0.0
TOTAL PAPER51.745.4124.1154.9161.8
Metals
1.1
Aluminum Cans (AA1)3.63.60.51.7
1.3
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.12.40.72.7
Mixed Cans (MX2)1.91.60.00.2
0.7
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)1.21.32.31.2
0.0
Brass (N03) 0.0
0.0
Copper (N02)0.00.00.00.0
Ferrous Metals (F01) 0.0
Non Ferrous Metals (N01) 0.00.00.0
Lead (N04) 0.0
1.5
White Goods (F03)0.50.40.01.8
9.6
Mixed Metals (MM1)8.39.45.75.3
TOTAL METALS15.618.79.212.814.3
Glass
5.3
Brown Glass (GL4)8.07.94.95.6
2.9
Clear Glass (GL1)6.56.02.44.9
1.9
Green Glass (GL3)3.52.51.42.4
4.4
Mixed Glass (GL2)1.54.01.55.2
Other Glass (GL6)0.20.2 0.0
Plate Glass (GL5)2.10.0
TOTAL GLASS21.720.610.318.114.5
Plastics
1.2
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.91.30.613.8
1.4
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)1.01.10.70.7
#4 Plastic (LDPE) (PL4) 0.1
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0.0
Film Plastic (PL8)
1.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 0.00.70.4
0.4
Other Plastic (PL9)15.4 1.30.0
TOTAL PLASTICS17.42.43.414.94.1
Other
0.4
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)0.20.30.40.3
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4) 0.00.0
1.3
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.8112.52.63.2
2.1
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)1.70.41.33.0
TOTAL OTHER2.7113.24.36.53.8
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY129.4286.3246.0449.7257.5
Table 1.4 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2007
to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02) 0.00.0
0.1
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01) 0.10.01.3
0.1
Computer Systems (CB1) 0.00.00.0
Oil Filters (OL3) 0.00.00.9
3.1
Used Oil (OL2) 0.00.07.2
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY0.00.10.19.43.3
Table 1.5 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Organics
0.1
Food Waste (FW1) 0.10.20.1
0.3
Wood Waste (WW1)17.123.3 22.7
100.2
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)59.077.030.391.5
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY76.1100.430.6114.3100.6
Table 1.6 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Residential Solid Waste, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1) 0.7
Table 1.7 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1) 0.3
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)4.85.1
Paper
Cardboard (C01)77.379.5
Magazines (PA1) 0.1
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Mixed Papers (PA3)0.417.2
Newsprint (PA2)2.47.9
Office Papers (PA4)2.610.4
Phone Books (PA6)1.4
TOTAL PAPER84.1115.10.00.00.0
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)0.20.1
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02) 0.0
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.10.0
Brass (N03)0.0
Copper (N02)0.0
White Goods (F03)0.1
Mixed Metals (MM1)1.60.8
TOTAL METALS2.01.00.00.00.0
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4) 0.0
Clear Glass (GL1)0.70.3
Mixed Glass (GL2)0.30.2
Other Glass (GL6)0.00.0
TOTAL GLASS1.00.50.00.00.0
Plastics
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2) 0.2
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)0.10.1
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 0.2
Other Plastic (PL9)0.10.1
TOTAL PLASTICS0.20.60.00.00.0
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.00.2
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)0.1
TOTAL OTHER0.10.20.00.00.0
TOTAL PER CAP RECOVERY92.2122.80.00.00.0
Table 1.8 - Individual Material per Capita Recovery by Year, Commercial Organics, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)0.10.1
Table 1.9 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Single Stream
2,295.9
Single Stream (SS1) 435.2992.52,093.9
Commingled
1,487.2
Commingled Materials (XXX)1,299.65,073.05,070.613,439.6
Paper
Brown Bags and Sacks (C02) 24.9
6,374.5
Cardboard (C01)851.91,866.34,917.26,131.3
75.4
Magazines (PA1)7.511.5147.530.3
671.0
Mixed Papers (PA3) 17.21,923.3485.6
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572.0
Newsprint (PA2)2,314.9806.6470.7729.8
2,680.4
Office Papers (PA4)135.8211.1469.92,550.8
Phone Books (PA6)2.3
TOTAL PAPER3,312.32,912.77,953.59,927.710,373.3
Metals
70.8
Aluminum Cans (AA1)228.2227.633.7105.8
86.0
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)7.3152.544.5172.5
Mixed Cans (MX2)118.7102.50.015.6
45.6
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)78.784.3144.876.1
0.2
Brass (N03) 0.1
0.2
Copper (N02)1.40.20.20.6
Ferrous Metals (F01) 0.1
Non Ferrous Metals (N01) 0.20.30.1
Lead (N04) 0.1
94.3
White Goods (F03)32.525.82.5112.6
617.9
Mixed Metals (MM1)532.1605.6366.2338.6
TOTAL METALS998.91,198.9592.6821.9915.0
Glass
338.7
Brown Glass (GL4)511.8509.3317.0359.1
188.6
Clear Glass (GL1)414.4386.3156.1315.1
120.3
Green Glass (GL3)224.0157.192.3154.5
280.7
Mixed Glass (GL2)96.6257.997.1332.7
Other Glass (GL6)9.711.4 1.5
Plate Glass (GL5)133.81.0
TOTAL GLASS1,390.31,323.0662.51,162.9928.3
Plastics
78.0
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)58.381.340.2885.4
90.0
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)66.670.047.843.8
#4 Plastic (LDPE) (PL4) 4.9
2.9
Film Plastic (PL8)
64.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 0.045.526.0
26.5
Other Plastic (PL9)990.0 82.12.0
TOTAL PLASTICS1,114.9151.3220.6957.3261.4
Other
24.2
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)14.918.825.019.1
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4) 2.11.0
83.5
Rubber Tires (MO1)49.77,211.4167.3205.0
137.1
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)111.426.281.1194.2
TOTAL OTHER176.07,258.5274.5418.3244.8
TOTAL TONNAGE8,292.118,352.715,766.728,821.516,505.7
Table 1.10 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Household Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02) 0.30.4
3.5
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01) 3.73.282.6
9.2
Computer Systems (CB1) 0.00.80.9
Oil Filters (OL3) 0.01.060.0
200.0
Used Oil (OL2) 2.12.1462.1
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TOTAL TONNAGE0.06.17.5605.6212.7
Table 1.11 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Organics
7.2
Food Waste (FW1) 7.715.16.1
18.6
Wood Waste (WW1)1,093.71,492.2 1,457.4
6,421.6
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)3,783.34,938.51,945.35,863.0
TOTAL TONNAGE4,877.06,438.41,960.47,326.56,447.4
Table 1.12 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Residential Solid Waste, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1) 41.8
Table 1.13 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1) 16.6
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)310.4327.8
Paper
Cardboard (C01)4,957.85,093.3
Magazines (PA1) 5.0
Mixed Papers (PA3)27.41,104.1
Newsprint (PA2)154.8508.1
Office Papers (PA4)163.5665.9
Phone Books (PA6)87.7
TOTAL PAPER5,391.17,376.40.00.00.0
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)15.18.3
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02) 0.2
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)3.23.1
Brass (N03)0.0
Copper (N02)0.3
White Goods (F03)8.9
Mixed Metals (MM1)99.549.4
TOTAL METALS127.061.10.00.00.0
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4) 0.1
Clear Glass (GL1)43.717.4
Mixed Glass (GL2)19.715.6
Other Glass (GL6)0.10.1
TOTAL GLASS63.533.30.00.00.0
Plastics
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2) 13.7
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#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)4.14.1
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 12.1
Other Plastic (PL9)8.68.6
TOTAL PLASTICS12.738.50.00.00.0
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)2.015.4
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)3.3
TOTAL OTHER5.315.40.00.00.0
TOTAL TONNAGE5,910.17,869.10.00.00.0
Table 1.14 - Individual Material Tonnage by Year, Commercial Organics, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)8.68.6
Table 1.15 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Recycling,
2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Single Stream
2,295.9
Single Stream (SS1) 427.5131.39.6
Commingled
1,487.2
Commingled Materials (XXX)14.4-70.7-70.7-88.9
Paper
Brown Bags and Sacks (C02)
6,374.5
Cardboard (C01)648.2241.629.64.0
75.4
Magazines (PA1)905.9556.0-48.8149.1
671.0
Mixed Papers (PA3) 3,796.6-65.138.2
572.0
Newsprint (PA2)-75.3-29.121.5-21.6
2,680.4
Office Papers (PA4)1,874.01,169.7470.45.1
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER213.2256.130.44.510,373.3
Metals
70.8
Aluminum Cans (AA1)-69.0-68.9109.8-33.1
86.0
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)1,084.3-43.793.2-50.2
Mixed Cans (MX2)
45.6
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)-42.0-45.9-68.5-40.0
0.2
Brass (N03) 28.4
0.2
Copper (N02)-85.5-0.5-7.0-66.7
Ferrous Metals (F01)
Non Ferrous Metals (N01)
Lead (N04)
94.3
White Goods (F03)190.6265.53,672.0-16.3
617.9
Mixed Metals (MM1)16.12.068.782.5
TOTAL METALS-8.4-23.754.411.3915.0
Glass
338.7
Brown Glass (GL4)-33.8-33.56.8-5.7
188.6
Clear Glass (GL1)-54.5-51.220.8-40.2
120.3
Green Glass (GL3)-46.3-23.430.3-22.1
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280.7
Mixed Glass (GL2)190.78.9189.1-15.6
Other Glass (GL6)
Plate Glass (GL5)
TOTAL GLASS-33.2-29.840.1-20.2928.3
Plastics
78.0
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)33.8-4.193.8-91.2
90.0
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)35.128.688.1105.5
#4 Plastic (LDPE) (PL4)
2.9
Film Plastic (PL8)
64.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 3,199,650.040.5145.8
26.5
Other Plastic (PL9)-97.3 -67.71,225.0
TOTAL PLASTICS-76.672.818.5-72.7261.4
Other
24.2
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)62.428.7-3.226.7
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4)
83.5
Rubber Tires (MO1)68.0-98.8-50.1-59.3
137.1
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)23.0422.668.9-29.4
TOTAL OTHER39.1-96.6-10.8-41.5244.8
TOTAL 99.1-10.14.7-42.716,505.7
Table 1.16 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02)
3.5
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01) -4.810.1-95.8
9.2
Computer Systems (CB1) 91,600.01,032.1896.7
Oil Filters (OL3)
200.0
Used Oil (OL2) 9,245.89,237.1-56.7
TOTAL 3,393.52,741.4-64.9212.7
Table 1.17 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Organics,
2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Organics
7.2
Food Waste (FW1) -6.5-52.218.0
18.6
Wood Waste (WW1)-98.3-98.8 -98.7
6,421.6
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)69.730.0230.19.5
TOTAL 32.20.1228.9-12.06,447.4
Table 1.18 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Residential Solid Waste,
2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Solid Waste
Refuse (MT1)
Table 1.19 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Commercial Recycling,
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2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1)
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)
Paper
Cardboard (C01)
Magazines (PA1)
Mixed Papers (PA3)
Newsprint (PA2)
Office Papers (PA4)
Phone Books (PA6)
TOTAL PAPER
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)
Brass (N03)
Copper (N02)
White Goods (F03)
Mixed Metals (MM1)
TOTAL METALS
Glass
Brown Glass (GL4)
Clear Glass (GL1)
Mixed Glass (GL2)
Other Glass (GL6)
TOTAL GLASS
Plastics
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)
Mixed Plastic (PL7)
Other Plastic (PL9)
TOTAL PLASTICS
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)
TOTAL OTHER
TOTAL
Table 1.20 - Individual Material Tonnage Percentage Change Over Previous Years, Commercial Organics,
2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(Tons)
Organics
Food Waste (FW1)
Table 1.21 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Recycling, 2007 to
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2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
13.9
Single Stream (SS1) 2.46.37.3
Commingled
9.0
Commingled Materials (XXX)15.727.632.246.6
Paper
Brown Bags and Sacks (C02) 0.2
38.6
Cardboard (C01)10.310.231.221.3
0.5
Magazines (PA1)0.10.10.90.1
4.1
Mixed Papers (PA3) 0.112.21.7
3.5
Newsprint (PA2)27.94.43.02.5
16.2
Office Papers (PA4)1.61.23.08.9
Phone Books (PA6)0.0
TOTAL PAPER39.915.950.434.462.8
Metals
0.4
Aluminum Cans (AA1)2.81.20.20.4
0.5
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)0.10.80.30.6
Mixed Cans (MX2)1.40.60.00.1
0.3
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.90.50.90.3
0.0
Brass (N03) 0.0
0.0
Copper (N02)0.00.00.00.0
Ferrous Metals (F01) 0.0
Non Ferrous Metals (N01) 0.00.00.0
Lead (N04) 0.0
0.6
White Goods (F03)0.40.10.00.4
3.7
Mixed Metals (MM1)6.43.32.31.2
TOTAL METALS12.06.53.82.95.5
Glass
2.1
Brown Glass (GL4)6.22.82.01.2
1.1
Clear Glass (GL1)5.02.11.01.1
0.7
Green Glass (GL3)2.70.90.60.5
1.7
Mixed Glass (GL2)1.21.40.61.2
Other Glass (GL6)0.10.1 0.0
Plate Glass (GL5)1.60.0
TOTAL GLASS16.87.24.24.05.6
Plastics
0.5
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)0.70.40.33.1
0.5
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)0.80.40.30.2
#4 Plastic (LDPE) (PL4) 0.0
0.0
Film Plastic (PL8)
0.4
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 0.00.30.1
0.2
Other Plastic (PL9)11.9 0.50.0
TOTAL PLASTICS13.40.81.43.31.6
Other
0.1
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)0.20.10.20.1
Furniture and Furnishings (MO4) 0.00.0
0.5
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.639.31.10.7
0.8
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)1.30.10.50.7
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TOTAL OTHER2.139.51.71.51.5
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.22 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Household
Hazardous Waste, 2007 to 2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)
Household Hazardous Waste
Antifreeze (O02) 4.44.9
1.6
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01) 60.142.313.6
4.3
Computer Systems (CB1) 0.210.80.2
Oil Filters (OL3) 0.213.49.9
94.1
Used Oil (OL2) 35.228.676.3
TOTAL PERCENTAGE0.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.23 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Residential Organics, 2007 to
2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)
Organics
0.1
Food Waste (FW1) 0.10.80.1
0.3
Wood Waste (WW1)22.423.2 19.9
99.6
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)77.676.799.280.0
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
Table 1.24 - Individual Material Tonnage as a Percentage of Total by Year, Commercial Recycling, 2007 to
2011
Materials2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)
Single Stream
Single Stream (SS1) 0.2
Commingled
Commingled Materials (XXX)5.34.2
Paper
Cardboard (C01)83.964.7
Magazines (PA1) 0.1
Mixed Papers (PA3)0.514.0
Newsprint (PA2)2.66.5
Office Papers (PA4)2.88.5
Phone Books (PA6)1.5
TOTAL PAPER91.293.70.00.00.0
Metals
Aluminum Cans (AA1)0.30.1
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02) 0.0
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)0.10.0
Brass (N03)0.0
Copper (N02)0.0
White Goods (F03)0.2
Mixed Metals (MM1)1.70.6
TOTAL METALS2.10.80.00.00.0
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Glass
Brown Glass (GL4) 0.0
Clear Glass (GL1)0.70.2
Mixed Glass (GL2)0.30.2
Other Glass (GL6)0.00.0
TOTAL GLASS1.10.40.00.00.0
Plastics
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2) 0.2
#3 Plastic (PVC) (PL3)0.10.1
Mixed Plastic (PL7) 0.2
Other Plastic (PL9)0.10.1
TOTAL PLASTICS0.20.50.00.00.0
Other
Rubber Tires (MO1)0.00.2
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)0.1
TOTAL OTHER0.10.20.00.00.0
TOTAL PERCENTAGE100.0100.00.00.00.0
Table 1.25 - Module Tonnage by Source by Year, 2007 to 2011
Module & Source2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)(Tons)
6,227.2
Residential Recycling - Curbside4,214.02,788.87,409.16,162.6
10,278.5
Residential Recycling - Dropoff4,078.115,563.98,357.622,659.0
Residential Household Hazardous Waste - Curbside0.2
212.7
Residential Household Hazardous Waste - Dropoff5.97.5605.6
1,343.0
Residential Organics - Curbside240.8827.3931.1578.0
5,104.4
Residential Organics - Dropoff4,636.25,611.11,029.36,748.5
Residential Solid Waste - Dropoff41.8
Commercial Recycling - Curbside3,566.55,094.7
Commercial Recycling - Dropoff2,343.62,774.4
Commercial Organics - Dropoff8.68.6
Total19,087.832,716.717,734.536,753.723,165.7
Table 1.26 - Total Tons Generated as % of Whole By Waste Stream, 2007 to 2011
Waste Stream2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 2011
(Tons)(%)(Tons)(%)(Tons)(%)(Tons)(%)(Tons)
Recycling14,202.174.426,221.880.115,766.788.928,821.578.416,505.7
Household Hazardous Waste6.10.07.50.0605.61.6212.7
Organics4,885.625.66,447.019.71,960.411.17,326.519.96,447.4
Solid Waste41.80.1
Total19,087.8100.032,716.7100.017,734.5100.036,753.7100.023,165.7
Waste Stream2011
(%)
71.3
Recycling
0.9
Household Hazardous Waste
27.8
Organics
Solid Waste
Total100.0
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Figure 1.6 - Total Tons Generated as % of Whole By Waste Stream - 2011
Figure 1.7 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth, 2001-2011
Figure 1.8 - Growth in Tonnage Collection vs. Population Growth by Year, 2001-2011
Figure 1.9 - Disposal Tonnage vs Population, 2002 to 2011
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2. Community Lists for the Current Year
2.1 Tonnage Data
Table 2.27 - Community List by Population, 2007 to 2011
County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(pop)(pop)(pop)(pop)(pop)
Antrim12,504.012,504.012,504.012,504.012,504.0
Chambersburg17,862.017,862.017,862.017,862.017,862.0
County-wide Data
Fannett2,370.02,370.02,370.02,370.02,370.0
Greencastle3,722.03,722.03,722.03,722.03,722.0
Greene12,284.012,284.012,284.012,284.012,284.0
Guilford13,100.013,100.013,100.013,100.013,100.0
Hamilton8,949.08,949.08,949.08,949.08,949.0
Letterkenny2,074.02,074.02,074.02,074.02,074.0
Lurgan2,014.02,014.02,014.02,014.02,014.0
Mercersburg1,540.01,540.01,540.01,540.01,540.0
Metal1,721.01,721.01,721.01,721.01,721.0
Mont Alto1,357.01,357.01,357.01,357.01,357.0
Montgomery4,949.04,949.04,949.04,949.04,949.0
Orrstown231.0231.0231.0231.0231.0
Peters4,251.04,251.04,251.04,251.04,251.0
Quincy5,846.05,846.05,846.05,846.05,846.0
Southampton6,138.06,138.06,138.06,138.06,138.0
St. Thomas5,775.05,775.05,775.05,775.05,775.0
Warren334.0334.0334.0334.0334.0
Washington11,559.011,559.011,559.011,559.011,559.0
Waynesboro9,614.09,614.09,614.09,614.09,614.0
Total128,194.0128,194.0128,194.0128,194.0128,194.0
Table 2.28 - Community List by Households, 2007 to 2011
County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(hh)(hh)(hh)(hh)(hh)
Antrim4,472.04,472.04,472.04,472.0
Chambersburg7,722.07,722.07,722.07,722.0
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County-wide Data
Fannett824.0824.0824.0824.0
Greencastle1,661.01,661.01,661.01,661.0
Greene5,022.05,022.05,022.05,022.0
Guilford4,944.04,944.04,944.04,944.0
Hamilton3,476.03,476.03,476.03,476.0
Letterkenny783.0783.0783.0783.0
Lurgan710.0710.0710.0710.0
Mercersburg686.0686.0686.0686.0
Metal663.0663.0663.0663.0
Mont Alto541.0541.0541.0541.0
Montgomery1,782.01,782.01,782.01,782.0
Orrstown79.079.079.079.0
Peters1,622.01,622.01,622.01,622.0
Quincy1,816.01,816.01,816.01,816.0
Southampton2,271.02,271.02,271.02,271.0
St. Thomas2,141.02,141.02,141.02,141.0
Warren131.0131.0131.0131.0
Washington4,577.04,577.04,577.04,577.0
Waynesboro4,228.04,228.04,228.04,228.0
Total50,151.050,151.050,151.050,151.0
Table 2.29 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2007 to 2011
County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)
Antrim2,758.52,070.81,591.32,069.73,065.6
Chambersburg2,570.43,400.92,630.75,106.95,541.2
County-wide Data
Fannett40.020.854.527.833.8
Greencastle200.2221.8268.7225.0515.9
Greene4,595.84,639.9882.14,863.05,635.6
Guilford1,194.01,450.21,864.83,301.51,623.2
Hamilton266.5238.0155.2205.8154.5
Letterkenny25.827.524.235.741.9
Lurgan29.237.775.7110.142.2
Mercersburg210.881.0120.1107.780.1
Metal16.528.244.712,714.025.2
Mont Alto27.736.424.943.934.1
Montgomery345.5511.3194.3290.6316.2
Orrstown
Peters61.543.046.046.547.5
Quincy85.596.185.183.2130.1
Southampton7,182.835.6175.6183.7
St. Thomas73.375.452.784.264.0
Warren
Washington5,741.311,764.35,541.26,742.95,088.1
Waynesboro845.2790.74,042.8519.8543.0
Total19,087.832,716.717,734.536,753.723,165.7
Table 2.30 - County List by Total Tons Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2007 to 2011
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County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)(Tons/yr)
Greene4,595.84,639.9882.14,863.05,635.6
Chambersburg2,570.43,400.92,630.75,106.95,541.2
Washington5,741.311,764.35,541.26,742.95,088.1
Antrim2,758.52,070.81,591.32,069.73,065.6
Guilford1,194.01,450.21,864.83,301.51,623.2
Waynesboro845.2790.74,042.8519.8543.0
Greencastle200.2221.8268.7225.0515.9
Montgomery345.5511.3194.3290.6316.2
Southampton7,182.835.6175.6183.7
Hamilton266.5238.0155.2205.8154.5
Quincy85.596.185.183.2130.1
Mercersburg210.881.0120.1107.780.1
St. Thomas73.375.452.784.264.0
Peters61.543.046.046.547.5
Lurgan29.237.775.7110.142.2
Letterkenny25.827.524.235.741.9
Mont Alto27.736.424.943.934.1
Fannett40.020.854.527.833.8
Metal16.528.244.712,714.025.2
County-wide Data
Orrstown
Warren
Total19,087.832,716.717,734.536,753.723,165.7
Table 2.31 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered Alphabetically, 2007 to 2011
County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Antrim441.2331.2254.5331.0490.3
Chambersburg287.8380.8294.6571.8620.4
County-wide Data
Fannett33.817.646.023.528.5
Greencastle107.6119.2144.4120.9277.2
Greene748.3755.4143.6791.8917.5
Guilford182.3221.4284.7504.0247.8
Hamilton59.553.234.746.034.5
Letterkenny24.926.523.334.440.4
Lurgan29.037.475.2109.341.9
Mercersburg273.7105.1156.0139.9104.1
Metal19.232.851.914,775.229.2
Mont Alto40.953.636.664.750.2
Montgomery139.6206.678.5117.4127.8
Orrstown
Peters28.920.221.621.922.3
Quincy29.332.929.128.544.5
Southampton2,340.411.657.259.9
St. Thomas25.426.118.329.122.2
Warren
Washington993.42,035.5958.81,166.7880.4
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Waynesboro175.8164.5841.0108.1113.0
Overall297.8510.4276.7573.4361.4
Table 2.32 - County List by per Capita Generated, Ordered by Rank, 2007 to 2011
County2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)(lbs/cap/yr)
Greene748.3755.4143.6791.8917.5
Washington993.42,035.5958.81,166.7880.4
Chambersburg287.8380.8294.6571.8620.4
Antrim441.2331.2254.5331.0490.3
Greencastle107.6119.2144.4120.9277.2
Guilford182.3221.4284.7504.0247.8
Montgomery139.6206.678.5117.4127.8
Waynesboro175.8164.5841.0108.1113.0
Mercersburg273.7105.1156.0139.9104.1
Southampton2,340.411.657.259.9
Mont Alto40.953.636.664.750.2
Quincy29.332.929.128.544.5
Lurgan29.037.475.2109.341.9
Letterkenny24.926.523.334.440.4
Hamilton59.553.234.746.034.5
Metal19.232.851.914,775.229.2
Fannett33.817.646.023.528.5
Peters28.920.221.621.922.3
St. Thomas25.426.118.329.122.2
County-wide Data
Orrstown
Warren
Overall297.8510.4276.7573.4361.4
Table 2.33 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial Commercial Total
RecyclingHousehold OrganicsSolid RecyclingOrganicsSolid Waste
Hazardous Waste
Waste
3,065.6
Antrim2,865.6200.0
5,541.2
Chambersburg4,291.21,250.0
County-wide Data
33.8
Fannett33.8
515.9
Greencastle515.80.1
5,635.6
Greene1,134.90.74,500.0
1,623.2
Guilford1,615.77.5
154.5
Hamilton154.5
41.9
Letterkenny41.9
42.2
Lurgan41.70.5
80.1
Mercersburg80.1
25.2
Metal25.2
34.1
Mont Alto34.1
316.2
Montgomery316.2
Orrstown
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47.5
Peters47.5
130.1
Quincy130.1
183.7
Southampton89.48.885.5
64.0
St. Thomas64.0
Warren
5,088.1
Washington4,481.12.6604.4
543.0
Waynesboro543.0
Total16,505.7212.76,447.423,165.7
Figure 2.10 - Total Tons from Each Waste Stream
Table 2.34 - County List by Total Tons from Each Waste Stream, Ordered by Rank, 2011
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Commercial Commercial Commercial Total
RecyclingHousehold OrganicsSolid RecyclingOrganicsSolid Waste
Hazardous Waste
Waste
5,635.6
Greene1,134.90.74,500.0
5,541.2
Chambersburg4,291.21,250.0
5,088.1
Washington4,481.12.6604.4
3,065.6
Antrim2,865.6200.0
1,623.2
Guilford1,615.77.5
543.0
Waynesboro543.0
515.9
Greencastle515.80.1
316.2
Montgomery316.2
183.7
Southampton89.48.885.5
154.5
Hamilton154.5
130.1
Quincy130.1
80.1
Mercersburg80.1
64.0
St. Thomas64.0
47.5
Peters47.5
42.2
Lurgan41.70.5
41.9
Letterkenny41.9
34.1
Mont Alto34.1
33.8
Fannett33.8
25.2
Metal25.2
County-wide Data
Orrstown
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Warren
Total16,505.7212.76,447.423,165.7
Table 2.35 - County List by Total Tons from Each Source, 2011
This report piece only outputs tonnage data for modules having MORE than one source.
CountyResidential Residential Residential Residential Residential Total
Recycling Recycling Household Organics Organics
CurbsideDropoffHazardous CurbsideDropoff
Waste
Dropoff
3,065.6
Antrim2,372.1493.6200.0
5,541.2
Chambersburg570.33,720.91,250.0
County-wide Data
33.8
Fannett33.8
515.9
Greencastle182.4333.50.1
5,635.6
Greene1,083.251.70.74,500.0
1,623.2
Guilford427.21,188.57.5
154.5
Hamilton139.914.6
41.9
Letterkenny26.914.9
42.2
Lurgan12.129.60.5
80.1
Mercersburg80.1
25.2
Metal6.918.3
34.1
Mont Alto34.1
316.2
Montgomery316.2
Orrstown
47.5
Peters47.5
130.1
Quincy93.736.4
183.7
Southampton75.414.08.885.5
64.0
St. Thomas59.64.4
Warren
5,088.1
Washington286.64,194.52.6604.4
543.0
Waynesboro460.582.5
Total6,227.210,278.5212.71,343.05,104.423,165.7
3. Tonnage Transaction
Table 3.36 - Recycling Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
Material NameResidential Residential DropoffTotal
Curbside
#1 Plastic (PET) (PL1)78.078.0
#2 Plastic (HDPE) (PL2)1.288.890.0
Aluminum Cans (AA1)70.870.8
Aluminum Scrap (AA2)45.645.6
Brass (N03)0.20.2
Brown Glass (GL4)338.7338.7
Cardboard (C01)1,029.25,345.36,374.5
Clear Glass (GL1)188.6188.6
Clothing and Textiles (MO3)24.224.2
Commingled Materials (XXX)1,422.165.11,487.1
Copper (N02)0.20.2
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Film Plastic (PL8)2.92.9
Green Glass (GL3)120.3120.3
Magazines (PA1)75.475.4
Miscellaneous/Other Consumer Items (MIS)137.1137.1
Mixed Glass (GL2)280.7280.7
Mixed Metals (MM1)617.9617.9
Mixed Papers (PA3)671.0671.0
Mixed Plastic (PL7)1.162.964.0
Newsprint (PA2)572.0572.0
Office Papers (PA4)1,477.81,202.62,680.4
Other Plastic (PL9)26.526.5
Rubber Tires (MO1)83.583.5
Single Stream (SS1)2,295.92,295.9
Steel and Bimetallic (tin) cans (F02)86.086.0
White Goods (F03)94.394.3
Totals6,227.210,278.516,505.7
Table 3.37 - Household Hazardous Waste Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered
Alphabetically, 2011
Material NameResidential DropoffTotal
Batteries: Lead Acid (B01)3.53.5
Computer Systems (CB1)9.29.2
Used Oil (OL2)200.0200.0
Totals212.7212.7
Table 3.38 - Organics Module Tonnages by Name, Sector, and Source, Ordered Alphabetically, 2011
Material NameResidential CurbsideResidential DropoffTotal
Food Waste (FW1)7.27.2
Wood Waste (WW1)7.511.118.6
Yard and Leaf Waste (Y01)1,335.55,086.16,421.6
Totals1,343.05,104.46,447.4
4. Analysis of Individual Community Performance
4.2 Median Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Table 4.39 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per cap
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Fannett28
4 materials collectedMedian = 77
Montgomery127
St. Thomas22
Southampton59
5 materials collectedMedian = 81
Mercersburg104
Waynesboro112
Metal29
6 materials collectedHamilton34Median = 34
Mont Alto50
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Peters22
7 materials collectedQuincy44Median = 44
Chambersburg620
9 materials collectedLetterkenny40Median = 40
10 materials collectedGreene917Median = 917
Greencastle277
11 materials collectedMedian = 383
Antrim490
Lurgan41
12 materials collectedMedian = 144
Guilford247
27 materials collectedWashington880Median = 880
Table 4.40 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by County Population, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per cap
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Peters22
Fannett28
Metal29
Letterkenny40
1,000 to 5,000Lurgan41Median = 41
Mont Alto50
Mercersburg104
Montgomery127
Greencastle277
St. Thomas22
Hamilton34
5,000 to 10,000Quincy44Median = 44
Southampton59
Waynesboro112
Guilford247
Antrim490
10,000 to 25,000Chambersburg620Median = 620
Washington880
Greene917
Table 4.41 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Household size, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per cap
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Mercersburg104
Waynesboro112
2 to 2.5 people per householdGreencastle277Median = 277
Chambersburg620
Greene917
Peters22
St. Thomas22
Fannett28
Metal29
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Hamilton34
Letterkenny40
Lurgan41
Mont Alto50
Southampton59
2.5 to 3 people per householdMedian = 41
Montgomery127
Guilford247
Antrim490
Washington880
More than 3 people per householdQuincy44Median = 44
4.3 Median Annual Per Household Analysis
Table 4.42 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per household
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Fannett81
4 materials collectedMedian = 217
Montgomery354
St. Thomas59
Southampton161
5 materials collectedMedian = 197
Mercersburg233
Waynesboro256
Metal75
6 materials collectedHamilton88Median = 88
Mont Alto126
Peters58
7 materials collectedQuincy143Median = 143
Chambersburg1435
9 materials collectedLetterkenny106Median = 106
10 materials collectedGreene2244Median = 2244
Greencastle621
11 materials collectedMedian = 996
Antrim1371
Lurgan118
12 materials collectedMedian = 387
Guilford656
27 materials collectedWashington2223Median = 2223
Table 4.43 - Median Annual per Household Generation by County Population, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per household
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Peters58
Metal75
Fannett81
Letterkenny106
1,000 to 5,000Median = 118
Lurgan118
Mont Alto126
Mercersburg233
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Montgomery354
Greencastle621
St. Thomas59
Hamilton88
5,000 to 10,000Quincy143Median = 143
Southampton161
Waynesboro256
Guilford656
Antrim1371
10,000 to 25,000Chambersburg1435Median = 1435
Washington2223
Greene2244
Table 4.44 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Household size, 2011
RangeCountyMedian
Per household
(lbs/cap/yr)
generation
(lbs/cap/yr)
Mercersburg233
Waynesboro256
2 to 2.5 people per householdGreencastle621Median = 621
Chambersburg1435
Greene2244
Peters58
St. Thomas59
Metal75
Fannett81
Hamilton88
Letterkenny106
2.5 to 3 people per householdLurgan118Median = 118
Mont Alto126
Southampton161
Montgomery354
Guilford656
Antrim1371
Washington2223
More than 3 people per householdQuincy143Median = 143
5. Median Analyses
5.4 Annual Per Capita Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.11 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
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Figure 5.12 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by County Population, 2011
Figure 5.13 - Median Annual per Capita Generation by Household size, 2011
5.5 Annual Per Household Recovery Analysis
Figure 5.14 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Number of Materials Collected, 2011
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Figure 5.15 - Median Annual per Household Generation by County Population, 2011
Figure 5.16 - Median Annual per Household Generation by Household size, 2011
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