Contents
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• Plan Home

• Introduction

1. Compliance with State Plan 

2. Attainment of the Mandated Municipal Solid Waste Recycling Goal

3. Existing and Proposed Morris County Source Reduction, Recycling and Waste Diversion  Programs

4. Source Separation

5. Materials Mandated to be Source Separated and Recycled

6. Additional Materials

7. Materials That are No Longer Designated to be Source Separated and Recycled

8. Enforcement Program

9. Municipal Responsibilities

Appendices

1. Morris County Solid Waste Generation - Plan Implementation Ten-Year Projection

2. Morris CountyGenerated Disposal Tonnages by Year for 1995-2006 - MCMUA  - Parsippany and Mt. Olive Transfer Stations Combined as Compared to NJDEP Data

3. Inventory of Morris County Solid Waste Facilities

4. Guidelines for Evaluation of Solid Waste Facility Requests to be Included in  the Morris County Solid Waste Management Plan

5. Enforcement Documentation

6. Sample Model Municipal Planning Board Recycling Ordinance for Multifamily Housing Developments That Require Subdivisions or Site Plan Approval

7. Sample Recycling Status Report for Generators

Tables

1. Morris County Recycling Rates 1995 - 2004

2. Morris County Total Solid Waste Generation - Ten-Year Projection from 2004 Base Year

3. Recycling and Disposal Data (State Plan, Table B-1)

4. Municipal Solid Waste - Status Quo Projection Based on Population Increases

5. National Municipal Solid Waste Generation Rates According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)

6. Additional Tonnage to be Extracted from the Municipal Solid Waste Stream for Recycling by 2015

7. Municipal Recycling Programs

8. Materials Mandated to be Source Separated and Recycled Morris County, New Jersey

9. Additional Materials Recommended to be Included in Municipal Waste Management Programs

10. Solid Waste Activities Inspection Checklist

Solid Waste Management
Plan Amendment
Morris County, New Jersey

Response to the January 2006 New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Solid Waste Management and Sludge Management State Plan Update - March 2007

Appendix E - Enforcement Documentation

Included in this appendix are resolutions and agreements pertaining to the Morris County CEHA program.  Included are a freeholder resolution dated November 6, 2002 establishing a CEHA program, a freeholder resolution dated 6/11/03 approving and including the work plan for solid waste and a Solid Waste Enforcement Agreement dated March 1, 2005 executed by and between the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Morris County Office of Health Management and the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority.

Resolution #42 adopted November 6, 2002

Resolution #13 Adopted June 11, 2003

Solid Waste Control Program

Solid Waste Enforcement Agreement dated March 1, 2005

Resolution #05-25 adopted February 8, 2005

Resolution #31 dated February 23, 2005