COM 0124.073 2004-2006 - Laserfiche WebLink

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION .FOR LONG HAUL TRANSFER STATION & MRF COMPLEX SOUTH HILO, HAWAII 1. General Project Description The project consists of providing the following major components to support solid waste operations in East Hawaii: • Long Haul Transfer Statio~i (150 tons per day) • Material Recovery Facility (25 tons per day) • Green Waste Diversion Operations (25 tons per day) • Purchase and delivery of Truck Tractors and Trailers for long haul operations The facilities will be designed and constructed to accept approximately 200 tons per day of combined commercial and residential solid waste. Provisions shall be included for future expansion capability without interruption of service to ongoing operations. The above components will be sited neaz the existing South Hilo Sanitary Landfill and Hilo Transfer Station complex. During the Study and Master Planning phase of the project, a review of technologies in addition to a Material Recovery Facility shall also be conducted concurrently. 2. Specific Project Scope The following aze detailed descriptions of the major components and associated work needed to complete the project. a. Feasibility Studv & Master flan: Conduct a feasibility study of diversion systems to promote recycling and reuse of municipal solid waste for East Hawaii. Plan and develop a conceptual master plan for an approximately 20 acre site to accommodate the construction of an Access Road, Scale House, Long Haul Transfer Station, Material Recovery Facility, Green Waste Diversion Operation and Baseyazd Off ce. Scope shall also include future development for facilities to accommodate sludge/animal rendering to support a composting operation, construction and demolition waste, metal reclamation, tire shredding and battery storage area. b. Access Road and Utility System Upgrades: Design and construct an access and circulation roadway network to support the new Long Haul Transfer Station/MRF complex. Including any realignment and improvements to existing roadways. This also includes all necessary upgrades to existing utilities necessary to support the Long Haul Transfer Station, with means of future expansion to support future facilities without interruption to service. Utility system upgrades include, but are not limited to, electric, telephone, water (for potable use and for fire protection), drainage and wastewater requirements.