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Table 5.1 NRC Features B Class Residential self-haulers X X X X All businesses, includin commercial haulers X Small business self-haulers X Contractors and other businesses with reusable C & D materials X X An one discazdin eli ~ble disaster debris X X Coun em to ees X X X X Contracted o erators/vendors X X X Contracted securi ds X En reneurs X X X NiatetisB A ted Household rec clables X X X X D osit bevera a containers for redem tion X X Greenwaste X X X Scra metals X X X Scra vehicles X X Recyclables destined for cottage industry incubation centers X X X and ent rise zones Reusable household and office furnishin s X X Reusable construction and demolition C & D materials X X Eli 'ble disaster debris X X Mixed rubbish X X X X `.Services Reuse X X Rec clin X X X X Com ostin X Dis osal X X X X Residue transfer X D osit container redem tion X X Public education X X lob trainin X X Cotta a Indus incubation X X Disaster debris stora a and rocessin X X 5.2 Classification of Existing Transfer Stations The methodology for assigning transfer stafions to NRC classes utilizes the data from Table 3.6 and a set of somewhat subjective guidelines. Table 5.2 presents the results of the more objective component of the methodology. Those results, as modified by application of the guidelines, yield the proposed NRC classifications shown in Figure 5.1. The guidelines used in addition to the data shown in Table 5.2 aze: 1. Each side of the island (East Hawaii, West Hawaii) should have a Class 1 NRC. 2. Each quadrant of the island (north, east, south, west) should have at least one Class 2 NRC. 27