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SB 54 Compliance <br /> EcoNomics is prepared to supportthe City in navigating new recycling-related legislation, including <br /> Senate Bill (SB) 54—the Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act. <br /> This landmark legislation requires minimum recyclability thresholds on single use packaging, <br /> establishes minimum recycled content requirements for single-use packaging and plastic food <br /> service ware, to be implemented through an extended producer responsibility (EPR) framework. <br /> EcoNomics can assist the City in evaluating how SB 54 may impact existing franchise agreements <br /> and recycling programs and help identify mechanisms—either through existing terms or amended <br /> agreements—to ensure compliance while protecting ratepayers and to identify opportunities to <br /> receive funding to increase recycling rates of the covered materials in Santa Ana. Our team.can <br /> also collect and analyze data to inform the City's understanding of program implications under SB <br /> 54. Most recently, EcoNomics supported more than five cities in completing CalRecycle's SB 54 <br /> Recycling Collection Survey, helping jurisdictions assess the composition of recyclable materials <br /> collected through residential services. <br /> Assistance with SB 54 compliance will include but is not limited to: <br /> • Tracking of progress on this legislation and regular updates to City staff on progress and or <br /> updates as needed <br /> • Tracking of funding provided by Producers <br /> • Recommendations to amend the franchise agreements to allow for SB 54 compliance <br /> • Development of language to educate the public on the significance and implications of this <br /> legislation <br /> • Draft ordinances to improve jurisdictional compliance <br /> • Deliverables could include fact sheets, regulatory reviews, council briefings and regular <br /> review of jurisdictional compliance <br /> s <br /> Doc ID: 5c24e1f9f8de95b25f18cb9a42f177d25d99d112 <br />