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Northwoods Demolition Processing Pilot Project: Progress and Future Recommendations

The Northwoods Pilot Project, presented at the MPCA Conference in 2000, focuses on innovative demolition processing practices. Since 2006, the project encompasses the recycling of concrete, brick, blacktop, and shingles, with successful aggregate processing and wood biomass shipping to Minnesota Power. The implementation of a 3-month pilot project aims to further evaluate the effectiveness of waste materials management, transitioning towards a long-term program following board and SWSC approvals, incorporating contractor reports, and necessary permit modifications.

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Northwoods Demolition Processing Pilot Project: Progress and Future Recommendations

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  1. Proposed Demolition Processing Pilot Project

  2. Background • Northwoods Pilot Project – Results presented at MPCA Conference – 2000 • Re-Use sheds constructed 2006 to Present • All Concrete, Brick and Blacktop processed as aggregate 2006 - Present • Shingles Re-use 2007 – 2011 • NMR Pilot Project 4 weeks - 2008

  3. Waste Categories • Wood – shipped to Minnesota Power – Biomass • Metal – marketed by contractor • Aggregates – separated, crushed marketed/utilized locally • Shingles – separated, processed work with Public works and MNDOT • Cardboard – marketed through recycling center • Residuals – landfilled at RLF, General Waste and Waste Management

  4. Project Location

  5. Recommendation • Request SWSC approval • Request Board approval • Proceed with 3 Month Pilot Project • Evaluate numbers/success weekly • Continue for additional 3 months based on numbers • Review Contractor Report • Get MPCA permit modification/approval • Draft Request for Bids after 6 month project for long term program development.

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