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IV. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 4.1 Goals and Objectives for Sustaining and Replicating the Kea`au Project A goal is a general statement describing something to be accomplished in the future. An example is "To reduce the impact of discazded materials on our island environment." An objective describes a future accomplishment that will contribute toward achievement of a goal. An objective is both measurable and time sensitive. Relative to the sample goal in the preceding pazagraph, one objective could be "To increase the recycling rate to 50% by the end of calendaz year 2010." Another objective could be "To implement a ban on disposal of greenwaste in landfills by the end of calendar yeaz 2005." The County's goals and objectives with respect to sustaining and replicating the Kea`au project are: Goal 1: Improve, sustain, and replicate the successful model established at the Kea`au transfer station. Obiective 1.1: By December 31, 2004, produce for each class of NRCs a conceptual design featuring integrated rubbish collection/transfer and diversion services. Obiective 1.2: As transfer stations are scheduled for conversion to NRCs, produce engineering designs reflective of corresponding conceptual designs, site chazacteristics, and community preferences. Obiective 1.3: Upgrade existing transfer stations designated for conversion to Class 1 or Class 2 NRCs within five yeazs of approval of this plan. Obiective 1.4: Upgrade existing transfer stations designated for conversion to Class 3 or Class 4 NRCs within ten yeazs of approval of this plan. Obiective 1.5: Design and construct all new transfer stations as NRCs. Obiective 1.6: By June 30, 2004, create sustainable partnerships to leverage County funding for NRC operations. Goa12: Sustain and support the aggressive diversion program outlined in the County's updated integrated solid waste management plan. 24