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Marion County required Staton Construction to recycle 90% of all demolition debris generated on-site. Demolition was conducted in such a way to ensure that the recyclable and salvageable constituents of the waste stream were easily recoverable. Marion County required Staton Construction to work with Marion County Solid Waste to develop a Recovery and Waste Management Plan to assure that the handling of materials generated, separated, stored and taken to markets, adequately addressed the 90% recycling goal. Additionally, Staton Construction's original Work Plan designated areas for working space, recycling containers, waste containers, materials and salvage storage, and routes of access to the areas within buildings where demolition was occurring. Debris, including masonry, concrete, metals, and similar materials were to become the property of Staton Construction and be disposed of off site by Staton Construction. Staton Construction submitted a recycling and resource recovery plan outlining materials to be recovered. Staton Construction stored salvaged, recyclable and reusable materials in such a way that they were not contaminated. Staton Construction provided copies of records and receipts showing the type, weight, and quantity of materials recycled, salvaged and reutiliaed and the entity that received the material. Staton Construction trucked demolition recyclable debris to a number of facilities including wood waste recyclers, concrete recyclers, and metal recyclers. At the completion of demolition activities, 91% of demolition debris generated during the project had been recycled, sold as salvage, or reused. Concrete, steel, wood, drywall, and insulation mixed wastes from the Senator Building proved too difficult to sort on-site for recycling. Consequently, a majority of the debris generated while demolishing the concrete and steel section of the Senator Building were disposed of at Brown's Island Landfill. The table below details the quantity and types of debris that were recycled or disposed of during the project (Appendix K, Recycling Data). Material Quantity (tons) Asphalt and Concrete 11,633.80 Wood 1,709.28 Bricks 661.25 Metals 589.74 Miscellaneous Recycled 56.00 Total Recycled 14,650.07 Landfilled Material 1,333.75 Demolition Management Page 10 C\~~EC G/4; 98 Courthouse Square Project 40806-001-22 Marion County