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Premium member Presentation Transcript Harvesting the Bounty from Ohio University’s Move-In/Move-Out: Harvesting the Bounty from Ohio University’s Move-In/Move-Out Ed Newman, Recycling and Refuse Manager Recycling Coordinators Conference Clemson, South CarolinaMove-In Stats: Move-In StatsPreparing for Move-In : Preparing for Move-In Have enough staffing to manage cardboard Challenge – End of Summer Rush Scheduling – Staff - Vendor Construction Conflicts : Construction Conflicts Rolloff Dumpsters Materials Recovery Leftovers PavingCardboard Recycling Awareness: Cardboard Recycling AwarenessMore Awareness : More Awareness Door Hangars Fridge Magnets Bulletin Boards Recycling Unit PlacementRecent Improvements : Recent Improvements Move-In used to 90-95% in one day Now its over a 5 day period 2 Weeks of residual cardboard Monitor for problems Mini Move-outs End of Months Move-Out!: Move-Out! The ProblemO.U./Athens Vital Stats.: O.U./Athens Vital Stats. O.U. 41 Residence Halls Houses 7500 Students 2500 Rooms 9 Dining Halls 12 Apt. Buildings 1500 Acre Campus 3500 Faculty/Staff City of Athens 13,000 Students 70-80 % of Housing are Rental UnitsAverage Week Move-Out Week: Average Week Move-Out WeekGoals for Move-Out: Goals for Move-Out Maximum Recycling & Re-Use Recovery Minimize Trash Disposal Minimize Overall Economic/Environmental Costs Foster Cooperation On and Off CampusGoals for Move-Out (Con’t.): Goals for Move-Out (Con’t.) Clean and Tidy Efficient Operations Cover all Activities on Campus as PossibleTargeted Materials For Recovery: Targeted Materials For Recovery Re-Usables-See First Sheet of Handout Scrap Metal Recyclables- See First Sheet of Handout FoodOn Campus: On Campus Residence Halls Academic/Administrative Buildings Retirements Purges Inventory Attic/Storage Area Departmental Individuals Events and GraduationBulk Items Trash: Bulk Items TrashOff Campus: Off Campus Rental Houses Multi-Unit FacilitiesCommunicating: Communicating Recycle-Mania/Move-Out Newspaper Ad Bulletin/Sandwich Board in Residence Halls PSA’s to Media Outlets and University News Service Mass Emails All On and Off Campus Students All Faculty and StaffMore Communicating: More Communicating Signage for Dumpsters Re-Use Sites Doorway Signs Carpet Here Signs Clean Recyclables, Cardboard, or Reusables Here Signs Food Collection Signage Communicating (Con’t): Communicating (Con’t) Door to Door Flyers Graffiti Wall Articles From Groups Calling Radio Catvision Cable NEt Web Site Apartment Newsletter Letters to the EditorMaterials List: Materials List Pallets (50 +), Stakes Duct, Packing, Office And Survey Tape Staple Gun, Staples Signage and Labels Hand Sledge Markers, Various 3-4 Trucks Bread Crates Extra KeysExtra Dumpsters: Extra Dumpsters 4, 20 Yard Roll Offs for Trash 1, 20 and 2, 30 Yard for Carpet 1, 20 for Scrap Metal 11, 2 Yard 3, 4 Yard 18, 6 Yard 4, 8 Yard Placed Before Finals Picked up Sunday After by VendorOther Matters: Other Matters Maintaining Campus and Services Theater Set Recycling Graduation Theft Dumpster Diving and Scavenging Summer Preparation Faculty/Staff Purges Residence Hall Storage Cleanouts South Green Set-Up Airing Out Dumpsters Timing of CollectionTiming of Collection: Timing of Collection Trash and Recycling Collection Must Be Done at Night and Early Morning Spreading out Move-Out by putting up Re-Use and Food Collection Sites Early More manageable with more gradual purge Higher recovery More visibility Avoid some of the ScavengingMeeting and Coordination: Meeting and Coordination Recycling and Trash Vendor Renovation Depts. Re-Use Collectors Labor Scheduling Students Community Services Incentives to Work Residence Life OU Police DepartmentMeeting and Coordination (Con’t): Meeting and Coordination (Con’t) Grounds Supervisors Dining Services Residential Custodial Services City of Athens, Service Safety Dir. & Code Office Communicators, my staff and volunteers Summer Prep Construction and projects, workshops, maintenance, and move-out follow upPartnering with Community to Reduce Waste: Partnering with Community to Reduce Waste United Campus Ministry Albany Tutoring Center Red Cross New to You Faith Believers Ministry Good Works Gathering Place APAC ( Appalachian People’s Action Coalition) Others…….4-H Golden Gaits Jr. Fair Bd. & Count Ag. Society: 4-H Golden Gaits Jr. Fair Bd. & Count Ag. Society Split up the campus between them for Re-usables collection 25-35 Volunteers each group 6-10 at a time Several to 11 hours per day Collect, Receive and Sort and Give AwayApproximate Volumes : Approximate Volumes Hundreds of boxes of foods to nearly 1000 families After 2-3 weeks collection, all picked up in just a few hours All went to…. Flood Victims People in need locally and elsewhere Soldiers in IraqOutcomes : Outcomes Use lead organizations Thanks all volunteers Great Town/Gown Relationship Building Helps a lot of people Educational Learn how to improve for next year Reduce high grade waste Fearless Leaders: Fearless LeadersThe Future : The Future Cleaner Town Higher recovery of Recyclables and Reusables Carpet Recovery Better Communication More Capacity to store re-usables Zero-Waste?Questions or Comments?: Questions or Comments? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Harvesting the Bounty from Stentore Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 132 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (1) Added: February 28, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Harvesting the Bounty from Ohio University’s Move-In/Move-Out: Harvesting the Bounty from Ohio University’s Move-In/Move-Out Ed Newman, Recycling and Refuse Manager Recycling Coordinators Conference Clemson, South CarolinaMove-In Stats: Move-In StatsPreparing for Move-In : Preparing for Move-In Have enough staffing to manage cardboard Challenge – End of Summer Rush Scheduling – Staff - Vendor Construction Conflicts : Construction Conflicts Rolloff Dumpsters Materials Recovery Leftovers PavingCardboard Recycling Awareness: Cardboard Recycling AwarenessMore Awareness : More Awareness Door Hangars Fridge Magnets Bulletin Boards Recycling Unit PlacementRecent Improvements : Recent Improvements Move-In used to 90-95% in one day Now its over a 5 day period 2 Weeks of residual cardboard Monitor for problems Mini Move-outs End of Months Move-Out!: Move-Out! The ProblemO.U./Athens Vital Stats.: O.U./Athens Vital Stats. O.U. 41 Residence Halls Houses 7500 Students 2500 Rooms 9 Dining Halls 12 Apt. Buildings 1500 Acre Campus 3500 Faculty/Staff City of Athens 13,000 Students 70-80 % of Housing are Rental UnitsAverage Week Move-Out Week: Average Week Move-Out WeekGoals for Move-Out: Goals for Move-Out Maximum Recycling & Re-Use Recovery Minimize Trash Disposal Minimize Overall Economic/Environmental Costs Foster Cooperation On and Off CampusGoals for Move-Out (Con’t.): Goals for Move-Out (Con’t.) Clean and Tidy Efficient Operations Cover all Activities on Campus as PossibleTargeted Materials For Recovery: Targeted Materials For Recovery Re-Usables-See First Sheet of Handout Scrap Metal Recyclables- See First Sheet of Handout FoodOn Campus: On Campus Residence Halls Academic/Administrative Buildings Retirements Purges Inventory Attic/Storage Area Departmental Individuals Events and GraduationBulk Items Trash: Bulk Items TrashOff Campus: Off Campus Rental Houses Multi-Unit FacilitiesCommunicating: Communicating Recycle-Mania/Move-Out Newspaper Ad Bulletin/Sandwich Board in Residence Halls PSA’s to Media Outlets and University News Service Mass Emails All On and Off Campus Students All Faculty and StaffMore Communicating: More Communicating Signage for Dumpsters Re-Use Sites Doorway Signs Carpet Here Signs Clean Recyclables, Cardboard, or Reusables Here Signs Food Collection Signage Communicating (Con’t): Communicating (Con’t) Door to Door Flyers Graffiti Wall Articles From Groups Calling Radio Catvision Cable NEt Web Site Apartment Newsletter Letters to the EditorMaterials List: Materials List Pallets (50 +), Stakes Duct, Packing, Office And Survey Tape Staple Gun, Staples Signage and Labels Hand Sledge Markers, Various 3-4 Trucks Bread Crates Extra KeysExtra Dumpsters: Extra Dumpsters 4, 20 Yard Roll Offs for Trash 1, 20 and 2, 30 Yard for Carpet 1, 20 for Scrap Metal 11, 2 Yard 3, 4 Yard 18, 6 Yard 4, 8 Yard Placed Before Finals Picked up Sunday After by VendorOther Matters: Other Matters Maintaining Campus and Services Theater Set Recycling Graduation Theft Dumpster Diving and Scavenging Summer Preparation Faculty/Staff Purges Residence Hall Storage Cleanouts South Green Set-Up Airing Out Dumpsters Timing of CollectionTiming of Collection: Timing of Collection Trash and Recycling Collection Must Be Done at Night and Early Morning Spreading out Move-Out by putting up Re-Use and Food Collection Sites Early More manageable with more gradual purge Higher recovery More visibility Avoid some of the ScavengingMeeting and Coordination: Meeting and Coordination Recycling and Trash Vendor Renovation Depts. Re-Use Collectors Labor Scheduling Students Community Services Incentives to Work Residence Life OU Police DepartmentMeeting and Coordination (Con’t): Meeting and Coordination (Con’t) Grounds Supervisors Dining Services Residential Custodial Services City of Athens, Service Safety Dir. & Code Office Communicators, my staff and volunteers Summer Prep Construction and projects, workshops, maintenance, and move-out follow upPartnering with Community to Reduce Waste: Partnering with Community to Reduce Waste United Campus Ministry Albany Tutoring Center Red Cross New to You Faith Believers Ministry Good Works Gathering Place APAC ( Appalachian People’s Action Coalition) Others…….4-H Golden Gaits Jr. Fair Bd. & Count Ag. Society: 4-H Golden Gaits Jr. Fair Bd. & Count Ag. Society Split up the campus between them for Re-usables collection 25-35 Volunteers each group 6-10 at a time Several to 11 hours per day Collect, Receive and Sort and Give AwayApproximate Volumes : Approximate Volumes Hundreds of boxes of foods to nearly 1000 families After 2-3 weeks collection, all picked up in just a few hours All went to…. Flood Victims People in need locally and elsewhere Soldiers in IraqOutcomes : Outcomes Use lead organizations Thanks all volunteers Great Town/Gown Relationship Building Helps a lot of people Educational Learn how to improve for next year Reduce high grade waste Fearless Leaders: Fearless LeadersThe Future : The Future Cleaner Town Higher recovery of Recyclables and Reusables Carpet Recovery Better Communication More Capacity to store re-usables Zero-Waste?Questions or Comments?: Questions or Comments?