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GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION, INC. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL PART 1
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service day. The MRF will sort and retrieve recyclable materials from the solid <br /> wastestream in accordance with the RFP and in compliance with the Integrated <br /> Solid Waste Management Act (AB 939). The assigning of (3) routes will allow <br /> Great Western Reclamation to direct more than 1/3 of its Santa Ana roll-off solid <br /> waste tonnage (approximately 70 tons) to the MRF for sorting. <br /> Beginning January 1, 1994, Great Western Reclamation will assign 2/3 or an <br /> additional 1/3 (2 routes) of its Santa Ana roll-off routes to the MRF for sorting. The <br /> additional tonnage diverted to the MRF will be approximately 50 tons per service <br /> day. <br /> Finally, on July 1, 1994, Great Western Reclamation will assign the remaining <br /> 1/3 (2 routes) of Santa Ana's roll-off routes to the MRF for sorting. The additional <br /> tonnage diverted to the MRF will be approximately 50 tons per service day. <br /> The aforementioned schedule for the diversion of Santa Ana's <br /> residential/commercial solid waste from the landfill to the MRF will provide Great <br /> Western Reclamation with the ability to fulfill its obligation to meet compliance of <br /> AB 939 and the RFP. <br /> 5 <br />
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