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TABLE 2-7
<br /> TOTAL WASTE GENERATED IN COUNTY IN 1990
<br /> AND TAKEN TO COUNTY DISPOSAL SITES
<br /> MEASURED IN TONS
<br /> SELF-
<br /> SOURCE REBID. COMM. INDUST. HAUL TOTAL
<br /> Escalon 0 0 0 2,326 2,326
<br /> Lathrop 1,409 1, 297 889 3, 341 6,936
<br /> Lodi 17,863 11, 339 13,980 22, 151 65,333
<br /> Manteca 15,583 10,493 1,764 7,932 35,772
<br /> Ripon 2,738 1,876 1,263 1,613 7,490
<br /> Stockton 0 9,421 8,721 45,570 63 ,712
<br /> Tracy 7, 653 9, 066 17,836 14,435 48,990
<br /> Calaveras County 0 0 0 1, 184 1, 184
<br /> Stanislaus County 0 0 0 8, 585 8, 585
<br /> Uninc. County 27,301 19 ,863 28 ,572 46,677 122 .413
<br /> TOTAL DISPOSED 72,547 63, 355 73, 025 153,814 362,741
<br /> PERCENT OF TOTAL 20.0%, 17.5% 20. 1% 42 .4% 100. 0%
<br /> The above totals include 11,516 tons of residential
<br /> and commercial waste that were transported to the
<br /> Stanislaus Waste to Energy Facility in 1990 from the
<br /> Lovelace Transfer Station. This facility is unable to
<br /> handle a wide variety of wastes. Therefore, only
<br /> residential and commercial packer truck loads were sent
<br /> to the facility. Since the transfer station is used by
<br /> several cities and the County, the weight of packer truck
<br /> type waste was tabulated per jurisdiction. Then the
<br /> percentage of the total packer truck type waste was
<br /> calculated per jurisdiction. Based on this method, it is
<br /> estimated that 53.6%, or 6,172 tons, of the waste
<br /> delivered to the waste to energy facility came from the
<br /> unincorporated areas of the County. Also included in the
<br /> above figures are 240 tons of wood, 19.2 tons of tires,
<br /> and 90.8 tons of white goods and scrap metal that the
<br /> County diverted from its landfills.
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