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Factors to Consider in Picking Groups and Indicators

This document outlines essential factors for selecting pertinent groups and indicators during environmental assessments. Key steps include completing homework, identifying information, and noting restrictions. A timeline for results sharing is emphasized, with specific deadlines for model sheets and charts. Various groups, such as hazardous waste generators, educational institutions, and recycling entities are identified for engagement. The document also discusses complexities within groups, compliance considerations, and potential barriers to communication, ensuring a comprehensive approach to environmental evaluation.

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Factors to Consider in Picking Groups and Indicators

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  1. Factors to Consider in Picking Groups and Indicators

  2. To do list • Homework • Instructions • Add identifying information • Add “can’t do’s” • Send out electronically • Fill out model sheet • Time frames • Cut one rule out, interested , really interested: August 1 • Share results ASAPs (on NEWMOA Web if we can) • September 1 get charts filled out • Training towards end of September

  3. Hazardous Waste Generators TSDFs Air Operating Permits Marinas Soils Recyclers Underground Storage Tanks Colleges and Universities Hospitals Photo Processors Commercial Offsite HW Recyclers Printers Commercial Offsite HW Recyclers Stage 2 Programs NPDES Majors NPDES Minors Active Landfills Exterior Lead Paint Contractors K-12 Schools Auto Salvage / Junk Yards Dry Cleaners OTHERS Some Groups States Are Currently Working On

  4. Auto body Auto repair Dental clinics Used oil handlers and recyclers Electronics recyclers Furniture strippers Radiator repair Metal fabricators Spray booth operators Municipal operations potws dpws water utilities Portable minor sources eg. wood chippers stump grinder crushers, air sources small automotive touch up operations Boat builders platers More groups (added during meeting)

  5. State interest (added during meeting) • CT exterior lead contractors, used oil sector, sqgs • CO SQG or hospitals (sqg would participate) • NY printers, autobody generators would participate ) • NH pass generators, auto body, auto salvage, municipal facilities • CA USTs (but learning state) • RI stage II pretty easy auto salvage junkyards MM interesting, challenging • NJ dental amalgam, autobody • MA sqg , any existing erp sector, air minors,dental amalgam, stage II

  6. Complexity of Group

  7. Experience With Group

  8. Complexity of Indicators

  9. Other? (added during meeting)

  10. More other (added during meeting) • Small universe may mean lower environmental benefit • Bigger the universe the lower the per facility measurement cost • Compliant versus problem group – • Problem group could be so bad its too hard to deal with • Language barriers • Whether or not facilities are in our system…

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