For immediate Release
12. may 2010
2010-Release 07
Sacramento--the Department of resources, recycling and recovery (CalRecycle) has been granted more than 2.4 million dollar tire and waste cleanup grants projects size of holding. Grants to pay for the cleanup of illegally dumped tires and other solid waste tire collection in California and finance transactions prevent pollution.
"Illegal dumping creates a significant public health concerns and may reduce the size of California, the communities," said CalRecycle Director Margo Reid Brown. "The partnership with local government CalRecycle values to support the cleanup subsidy programs that rid of dangerous neighborhoods and preserve California's natural resources."
Tire grant funds were printed tire cleanup and collection of projects:
Local government waste tire cleanup Grant Program Government removal, transport and disposal of waste tyres or other anti-dumping, it represents a hazard to health and noise pollution from a Community financial contribution. A total of 19 projects received funding under this program, you can delete the tyres on public roads or current $ 1,027,855 agriculture. Projects range from tyres Tijuana River Valley 26,000 tyres, Los Angeles in the streets of the city of Fresno County 16,000 proposals were received with tyres cleanup rural unincorporated areas in the cleanup.
Amnesty event program if $ financing 44 jurisdictions tire collection events organized 1,320,772. Some of those jurisdictions also received tire cleanup grants.Amnesty events allow residents to import old tyres, convenient locations, for proper disposal, provided that they can also learn more about the proper care and maintenance of the tyres.
CalRecycle's tire resources granted programmes are created, each new tire in California were sold to the tire levy.This series tire grant awards were made in two separate sections.You can view information about the awards, visit Order Checks Amnesty section 6 and section 7, compact and Amnesty cleanup.
A total of $ Farm Ranch solid waste cleanup and Abatement Grant Program 77,566 was awarded the Mariposa, placer and Trinity.Mariposa County was $ 9,400, organisation, 22-acre parcel, which had been littered years according to remuneration. squatters of various materials in order to limit the risk of illegal dumping a health hazard and prevented the landowners with country for its intended purpose--to bring goats. This cleanup was eligible for funding, since the land was purchased at full price, without the "as is," a statement to the trash piles.To counteract the dumping Of lights and signs will be installed and fencing.
Placer County receives $ 1000 Remove 400 newly discovered tyres cleanup costs.The grant also covers the rest of the removal of large truck tyres.Fully these fenced grazing of livestock, the block is used to make imports unlikely.
Trinity County resource conservation district received $ clean up nine heavily forested sites 67,166. waste piles are interfering with drainage, wild animals, if they are, will pay more dumping. cleanup, you post a "NO" signs and the teaching of the campaign will be carried out in the public transport, which owns Land Management Bureau and the U.S. Forest Service to prevent dumping.
Status, and Grant program to tipping Ranch when non-hazardous waste landfill, currently $ 1.40/ton shall be deposited with the fees, charges and get tired of the collected, use the oil.
Clean-up and prevention of illegal dumping, are an important part of CalRecycle's mission to California's protection of the environment and improve human health and the safety of the persons residing in Illegal dumping left unabated., cause health and fire risk and will continue to encourage dumping. Scholarships, without communities would blight, more crime in rural and urban pollution and negative effects.
Is the leading authority of the State CalRecycle recycling, waste reduction and reuse of products play an important California CalRecycle. maximum resource stewardship and to encourage innovation in technology, the economy and the environment with a view to promoting sustainable development. for more information, visit the following www.calrecycle.ca.gov.
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