City of Mission Viejo Senate Bill 1383 Residential Program Overview - Presented by: Waste Management of Orange County
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City of Mission Viejo
Senate Bill 1383 Residential
Program Overview
Mission Viejo Residential Service Townhall
November 30th, 2021
Presented by:
Waste Management of Orange County
Senate Bill (SB) 1383
CA’s Short-Lived Climate Pollutant Reduction Strategy
• Effective January 1, 2022, all residences,
multifamily complexes, and businesses will be
required to separate organic waste from the
trash.
• Organic waste consists of green waste, food waste
and food soiled paper.
• SB 1383 requires ambitious contamination
reduction, maximized recycling and diversion, and
comprehensive program education and
implementation.
• Standardizes cart colors throughout California.
• CalRecycle has a dedicated webpage below for
with further information:
https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/climate/slcp
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Why was SB 1383 passed?
Supporting CA’s Climate Change Mitigation Goals
Organic waste, when decomposing, releases
methane, a powerful Greenhouse Gas which
contributes to Global Climate Change.
➢ SB 1383 mandates that organic waste is
recycled into compost or renewable energy.
1 in 4 children go hungry in CA. SB 1383 sets a
goal of 20% edible food recovery.
➢ SB 1383 requires jurisdictions to provide an
edible food recovery program and education
to large commercial food generators to
help ensure edible food is recovered and
provided to those in need.
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What Goes Where
Trash: New Black Lid
The trash cart is for waste that cannot be recycled.
•Polystyrene Foam(Styrofoam Containers
and Packaging)
•Non-Recyclable Plastics
•Plastic Liners/Bags/Film
•Plastic Utensils
•Wax-Coated Paper Cups
•Pet Waste/Diapers
•Garden Hoses
•Non-Donatable Clothing, Bedding and
Textiles
Do not place needles, chemicals, paint, fluorescent light bulbs, propane tanks, full or partially full aerosol containers,
batteries and electronics, and/or construction debris inside any of your containers.
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What Goes Where Paper
Recycling: New Blue Lid •Newspaper
•Paper
Make sure •Cardboard
recyclables are •Paper Envelopes
loose, clean and •Junk Mail
dry before
placing in the •Magazines/Catalogs
cart! •Phone Books
•Paper Bags
Metal and Glass
•Non-Metallic Wrapping
•Aluminum Cans
Paper
•Empty Aerosol Cans
•Tin Cans (Canned Vegetables and Soup)
Plastics
•Steel Cans •Plastic Bottles (Water, Juice, Soda)
•Glass Bottles (Wine, Liquor, Juice) •Plastic Jugs (Milk and Juice)
•Glass Food Jars (Condiments) •Plastic Jars (Condiments)
•Plastic Containers/Tubs
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What Goes Where
Co-mingled Organics (Food Waste & Green Waste) Starting January 1st, 2022
• Grass
• Leaves/Tree Branches
• Shrubs/Brush
• Plants/Weeds
• Garden Trimmings
• Sawdust
• Meat, Fish, Poultry
• Dairy Products
• Fruits & Vegetables
• Bread, Pasta, Rice, Grains
• Bones, Eggshells, Seafood Shells
• Plate Scrapings
• Food Soiled Paper/Napkins (minimal amounts
acceptable)
No animal waste, soil, rocks, paper, plastic, silverware/dishware, glass, metal,
rubber, food packaging material, and compostable or biodegradable products.
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Avoid Contamination
Recycle Right
• SB 1383 requires proper
usage of all three (3)
containers. Improper usage
of your container may
result in a contamination
charge.
• Visit wm.com/recycle-right
for 24/7 access to
recycling education and
resources or contact your
local Mission Viejo
Recycling Coordinator at
MVRecycling@wm.com for
further education
materials and recycling
support.
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Safely Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste
County of Orange Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Program
• Universal, hazardous and electronic waste products are
products that are flammable, corrosive, reactive, or toxic.
These products can be dangerous to the public and the
environment.
• This waste must be disposed of properly, and it is illegal to
dispose of hazardous, universal, or electronic waste in your
Waste Management containers.
• Orange County residents can dispose of household hazardous
waste safely, and for free, at any of the four locations below:
• Anaheim 1071 N. Blue Gum Street • Anaheim
• Irvine 6411 Oak Canyon • Irvine
• Huntington Beach 17121 Nichols Street – Gate 6 • Huntington Beach
• San Juan Capistrano 32250 La Pata Ave. • San Juan Capistrano
• Visit oclandfills.com/hazardous or call (714) 834-4000 for the
list of acceptable items and center information.
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How to Use Your Kitchen Food Scraps Pail
Collecting Food Waste Inside the Home
• As we approach January 1, 2022, Waste
Management will be delivering one (1) Kitchen Food
Scraps Pail to each household.
• Utilize this pail to collect food scraps inside your
kitchen and empty directly into your organics
collection container.
• If you choose to collect your organic waste inside a
bag, please empty the contents directly into the
organics container and discard the bag into the
trash container.
• Please note, this pail is a one-time delivery for the
start of this program. If you desire additional pails,
these can be purchased from online retailers.
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Keep Your Organics Container Clean & Fresh
Tips & Tricks
• Empty out, rinse, and dry your kitchen pail daily.
• You may line your pail and organics container with a
piece of paper or paper napkin to absorb any liquids
and food waste.
• Consider lining your organics container with a layer
of green waste before placing your food waste
inside.
• Consider buying a charcoal filter for your organics
bin to mitigate odors.
• Keep your food scraps in the fridge or freezer and
empty it directly into the organics cart on your
service day to minimize odors.
• All single-family residents are eligible to receive one
free cart exchange per year, per waste type
(excluding food pails). Contact WM Customer Service
at (949) 642-1191 or visit wm.com/us/en/support
for assistance.
Page 10Useful Contact Information
WM New Container Exchange Customer Service
• (866) 723 - 9077
Standard Waste Management Customer Service
• (949) 642 - 1191
• cslosangeles@wm.com
• wm.com for digital chat
• My WM Mobile Application
Waste Management Residential Services Website
• home.wm.com/mission-viejo
City of Mission Viejo Environmental Programs Website
• cityofmissionviejo.org/green
Free Recycling Education Materials and Resources
• wm.com/recycle-right
Mission Viejo Recycling Coordinator
• MVRecycling@wm.com
CalRecycle’s SB 1383 Website
• https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/climate/slcp
Page 11Q&A Thank you for your time and attention!
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