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MEMO
Subject: Computer & Electronic Recycling
To: Franklin County Municipalities
From: Daniel M. Wolfe, Planner
Franklin County Planning Commission
Date: September 22, 2010
Computer & Electronic Recycling
The Planning Commission Staff has been contacted by Jim Kristol of Creative Recycling. They
plan to open an Electronic Recycling Transfer Station in Allentown Pennsylvania on October 1
2010. They have indicated a willingness to work with local municipalities to hold recycling
events or to collect materials that were dropped off during bulky collections days. If you would
be interested in their services please contact Jim Kristof, 813 - 621 -2319c or
jkristof gcrserecycling.com. Attached is a list of items they collect.
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Planner
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All electronic equipment is acceptable with the
t"" ". I exception of manifested hazardous waste, radioactive
waste, biohazardous waste or mercury containing
devices * *. Some examples of accepted electronic
equipment are, but not limited to:
Computer Monitors — CRTs Tape Players Printed Circuit Boards
Computer Monitors — Flat Panel CD Players UPS (personal & network)
Televisions — CRTs Telephones Microwaves
Televisions — Flat Screen Cell Phones Small Household Appliances
Desktop Computers Fax Machines Servers
Laptop Computers Gaming Consoles Terminals
Keyboards Power & Network Cables Rechargeable Batteries
Mice Network Hubs Peripherals
Printers Switching boxes Military Equipment
Scanners / Fax Machines Controllers Medical Equipment
Copy Machines Modems Telecommunications
VCRs Docking Stations Commercial Equipment
Stereos CD Roms Office Equipment
Radios Hard Drives Banking Equipment
Mainframes Test Equipment
Unacceptable Eauipment
Devices containing or omitting radioactivity Car batteries
Mercury containing devices Smoke alarms
Light bulbs (fluorescent or Incandescent) Thermostats
Large Household Appliances (White Goods) Thermometers
Hazardous materials Air conditioners
Fire extinguishers Gas powered engines
* *Examples of mercury containing devices are
Fluorescent light bulbs HID bulbs Thermostats
Boat switches Thermometers
*This list is examples of unacceptable items, but not limited to just items stated here.
CREATIVE RECYCLING
- Executive Summary
Creative Recycling ( "CRS ") has been in the electronics recycling business for over 16 years. We are a customer - focused,
environmentally driven enterprise committed to providing our customers with reliable electronic recycling services while
preserving our natural resources and reducing our carbon footprint. CRS recycles electronics with the least impact on the earth
as possible. CRS transforms e-scrap into valuable and usable commodities. Through world -class processes, end -of -life
electronics are recycled and circulated back into worldwide production and electronic wastes are eradicated -- a true victory for
the environment.
CRS is headquartered in Tampa, Florida, and was incorporated on January 6, 1994. Its electronics recycling operations are
based at the following addresses:
TAMPA, FL MIAMI, FL TALLAHASSEE, FL ATLANTA, GA RALEIGH NASHVILLE, TN LOUISVILLE, KY
DURHAM, NC
8108 Krauss Boulevard Lakeside Corporate Center 4716 Capitol Circle SW 85 North Industrial Road 619 Distribution Drive 1429 Donelson Pike 7100 A Intermodal Dr.
Tampa, FL 33619 14412 -20 Commerce Way Tallahassee, FL 32305 Palmetto, GA 30268 Morrisville, NC 27560 Nashville, TN 37217 Louisville, KY 40258
Phone: 813 -621 -2319 Miami Lakes, FL 33016 Phone: 850-656-2778 Phone: 770-463-8868 Phone: 919 -941 -5001 Phone: 615-366-9515 Phone: 508-937-0529
Fax: 813-626-1248 Phone: 305-823-3684 Fax: 850-894-2779 Fax: 770 -463 -8817 Fax: 919 -941 -5002 Fax: 615-366-9513 Fax: 502-937-0587
Toll -free: 800-797 -2061 Fax: 305- 823-3706 www.crserecvclinq.com Toll -free: 800- 409 -9068 Toll -free: 800- 388 -3961 www crserecyclinq com www crserecyclinq.com
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CRS has extensive experience recycling end -of -life electronics for government, state, county, small businesses, large businesses
and non - profits. CRS has recycled millions of pounds of electronics for federal agencies and military facilities. Maintaining
lasting contracts with a variety of entities such as the State of Florida, State of Kentucky, State of North Carolina, Pinellas
County (FL), Hall County (GA), and Davidson County (TN), just to name a few, clearly demonstrates the company's ability to
manage large volumes of material while fulfilling countywide and statewide contractual requirements.
No electronics recycled by CRS go to a landfill. It's our commitment & our company policy!
The CRS "automated" system was designed and implemented in October 2006. Before that date, CRS worked diligently on
developing a plan to encompass all electronics recycling solutions into one effort to become the BEST environmental solution
for ECycling. In 2006, with the advent of the CRS automated system, capacity was drastically increased, reaching 150 million
pounds per year. At that point, the mission came full circle and the most cost- effective, best environmental solution to e-scrap
was born.
CRS is the only company with both CRT Angel & Glass Devil technology to date. With this technology we have automated the
process that separates the leaded and unleaded portions of CRT tubes with laser precision. Followed by the high -tech process
of removing harmful glass coatings and producing an output of resalable glass cullets; thus turning environmentally harmful
CRT tubes into resalable end market commodity to be used in the making of new consumer products. This technology is
available in both of our processing facilities in Tampa, FL and North Carolina.
The CRS automated systems produce readily marketable commodities, which is much more desirable than the less- refined
outputs produced by other recycling systems.
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• Creative Recycling
8108 Krauss Boulevard • Tampa, Florida 33619
Phone: 813 -621 -2319 • Fax: 813 - 626 -1248 • 800- 797 -2061 • www .crse recycling :cam
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Executive Summary
Customer service is at the forefront of everything we do. At CRS we listen to our customers. We focus on nurturing
and maintaining long -term customer relationships, and we offer our customers valuable, high - quality services that
perform as promised. We provide turn -key customer- oriented programs that keep our customers coming back
time and time again. CRS will provide on -site training for our customers in an effort to facilitate the pickup process. i
Compliance with safety standards and satisfying the needs of the customer are our main priorities.
CRS trained specialists will work closely together with customer contacts regarding all aspects of the pickup
process including administration /paperwork, scheduling, truck loading area, supplies and packaging them, storage,
equipment, sorting process, packing process, loading process, timeframes, staff requirements, and any other
types, training necessary for that individual facility. When needed, our experienced drivers will also collect, pack
and load all customer electronics. In addition, trained CRS Collection Event Managers strive to offer assistance and
guidance to conduct successful public collection events. We recycle electronics and make ourselves available to
our customers by promptly opening new facilities, expanding our truck fleet and hiring qualified staff, as needed.
Our experienced staff members are often invited to make presentations and conduct keynote speeches in order to
convey our innovative electronics recycling process and project information. Some of the conferences where CRS
delivered speeches and successfully built consensus among public and private interest groups include SWANA
(Solid Waste Association of North America), Georgia Recycling Coalition, Tennessee Recycling Coalition and the
Carolina Recycling Association, to name a few.
CRS has developed programs to help companies and government agencies guarantee that the data is sanitized
while their assets are recovered. The process begins with accepting full ownership of E -Scrap at the time of pickup.
Sanitization begins with removing all asset tags and obliterating any property markings. We adhere to the National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines for media sanitization, providing our customers with the
most advanced data security methods for their needs.
CRS carries general liability insurance in the aggregate amount of $2,000,000 with an excess /umbrella liability
aggregate of $5,000,000, and pollution liability insurance in the amount of $5,000,000. This is added protection
for CRS clients in addition to Errors & Omissions Insurance.
Creative Recycling is in compliance with all applicable legal requirements related to environmental, health, and
safety requirements. There are no previous violations and /or any notice of non - compliance received by Creative
Recycling Systems from any local, state, or federal agency during the period in which the company has been in
business.
CRS processing facilities are certified under R2 /RIOS, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 for Quality,
Environmental, and Health and Safety management systems, and will be completing E- Stewards in 2010. These
Certifications assure our clients that we maintain the highest standards, thus protecting them from liability.
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Creative Recycling
8108 Krauss Boulevard • Tampa, Honda 33619
Phone. 81 3 621 2319 • Fax 813- 626 -1248 • 800 797 -2061 • www.crsereyding.cam