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SECTION 2 COUNTYWIDE SAMPLING RESULTS <br />EXHIBIT 2 -12 <br />Top Ten Components: County Transfer Stations <br />EXHIBIT 2 -13 <br />Top Ten Components: County Commercial <br />Percent of Total <br />Cumulative Percent <br />of Total <br />Cumulative Percent <br />3,839 <br />Tons Disposed <br />Percent of Total <br />of Total <br />Food <br />10,944 <br />13.5% <br />13.5% <br />Green Waste <br />9,839 <br />12.1% <br />25.6% <br />R/C Organic <br />6,711 <br />8.3% <br />33.8% <br />Clean and Treated Lumber <br />5,570 <br />6.9% <br />40.7% <br />Cardboard <br />4,822 <br />5.9% <br />46.6% <br />R/C Demolition <br />4,014 <br />4.9% <br />51.6% <br />Miscellaneous Paper <br />3,834 <br />4.7% <br />56.3% <br />R/C Paper <br />3,730 <br />4.6% <br />60.9% <br />Ferrous Metal <br />3,574 <br />4.4% <br />65.3% <br />R/C Metal <br />3,102 <br />3.8% <br />69.1% <br />EXHIBIT 2 -13 <br />Top Ten Components: County Commercial <br />EXHIBIT 2 -14 <br />Top Ten Components: County Self -Haul <br />Tons Disposed <br />Percent of Total <br />Cumulative Percent <br />of Total <br />Cumulative Percent <br />3,839 <br />Tons Disposed <br />Percent of Total <br />of Total <br />Food <br />22,760 <br />20.7% <br />20.7% <br />Clean and Treated Lumber <br />13,576 <br />12.3% <br />33.0% <br />Cardboard <br />11,011 <br />10.0% <br />43.0% <br />R/C Demo <br />7,422 <br />6.7% <br />49.7% <br />R/C Paper <br />6,826 <br />6.2% <br />55.9% <br />R/C Organic <br />5,586 <br />5.1% <br />61.0% <br />Miscellaneous <br />4,764 <br />4.3% <br />65.3% <br />Green Waste <br />3,886 <br />3.5% <br />68.9% <br />Film <br />3,845 <br />3.5% <br />72.4% <br />Concrete <br />3,696 <br />3.4% <br />75.7% <br />EXHIBIT 2 -14 <br />Top Ten Components: County Self -Haul <br />Tons Disposed <br />Percent of Total <br />Cumulative Percent <br />of Total <br />Clean and Treated Lumber <br />3,839 <br />20.5% <br />20.5% <br />Industrial Sludge <br />2,826 <br />15.1% <br />35.6% <br />Green Waste <br />2,129 <br />11.4% <br />47.0% <br />R/C Organic <br />1,578 <br />8.4% <br />55.5% <br />R/C Demolition <br />1,383 <br />7.4% <br />62.9% <br />Concrete <br />923 <br />4.9% <br />67.8% <br />Rocks and Soil <br />921 <br />4.9% <br />72.7% <br />Asphalt Paving <br />897 <br />4.8% <br />77.5% <br />R/C Paper <br />888 <br />4.7% <br />82.3% <br />Treated Lumber <br />878 <br />4.7% <br />87.0% <br />Notes: The abbreviation "R /C" stands for Remainder /Composite. The R/C components include waste that is made mostly <br />of one component but contains significant amounts of other components, or waste that is part of a broad waste category <br />but cannot be put into any of its component categories. Examples of R/C organic waste includes carpet and disposable <br />diapers, while materials such as paper towels and coated milk cartons belong to R/C paper. <br />Green waste includes leaves and grass, prunings, and stumps <br />2 -8 APPX B WASTE COMPOSITION REPORT 121709.DOC <br />