Solid Waste Plan
The current solid waste plan covers activities from 2019 through 2028. Major points of our solid waste plan are:
Comply with the goal of providing recycling opportunity to at least 90% of the district population through direct provision of recycling
services in each county and through private efforts of local governments and recyclers.
Rather than designate specific facilities
to receive waste, the district uses all available facilities - both in-district and out-of-district.
Provide education and technical
assistance to all sectors (general public, schools, communities, businesses, and industry) to reduce waste and increase recycling.
Manage hard-to-dispose materials through the private sector wherever possible, and encourage residents to purchase only items
for which there is adequate disposal or recycling services.
Encourage the purchase of recycled content products and support
development of new markets for recyclable materials.
Coshocton-Fairfield-Licking-Perry Solid Waste District 675 Price Rd. Newark, OH 43055 PH: 740-349-6308 Fax: 740-349-6309 email: cflpswd@windstream.net
The plan adds a priority of reducing dumping of trash at recycling sites and along roadways. It also budgets funds to address the lack of processing capacity in the District in 2020. The plan, in its entirety, may be viewed by clicking the link below.
The new solid waste plan will cover activities from 2023 through 2034. Major points of the update are:
Comply with the goal of providing recycling opportunity to at least 80% of the district population through direct provision of recycling
services in each county and through private efforts of local governments and recyclers.
Designates specific facilities to receive
waste and institutes a waiver fee for out-of-district facilities that wish to receive our waste.
Provide education and technical
assistance to all sectors (general public, schools, communities, businesses, and industry) to reduce waste and increase recycling.
Manage hard-to-dispose materials through the private sector wherever possible, and encourage residents to purchase only items
for which there is adequate disposal or recycling services.
Encourage the purchase of recycled content products and support
development of new markets for recyclable materials.
Offer recycling processing services to wider range of customers including
haulers and communities.
The plan keeps the priority of reducing dumping of trash at recycling sites and along roadways. The plan update, in its entirety, may be viewed by clicking the link below.
