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4. Consequences of the Programs on the Waste Types: <br /> Consequences on the waste stream would depend on <br /> which customers took advantage of the incentives and <br /> what wastes they reduced. <br /> 5. Program Implementation in the Short-Term or Medium- <br /> Term Planning Period: <br /> These programs could be implemented in the short- <br /> term or medium-term. <br /> 6. Need for Additional Facilities: <br /> An economic incentives plan would not require new <br /> or expanded facilities by the administering agencies. <br /> 7. Consistency with Local Plans, Policies and ordinances: <br /> These strategies would be consistent with local <br /> conditions. <br /> S. Institutional Barriers to Implementation: <br /> Institutional barriers would include the budgetary <br /> impact of the program. Program costs would have to be <br /> covered by increased tipping fees, since the loans, <br /> grants, reduced fees, and any reduced tipping fee <br /> income resulting from reduced wastes disposed would <br /> have to be covered by increased disposal fees overall. <br /> 9. Cost Estimates for Implementation: <br /> Costs for the program would depend upon the <br /> number and amount of loans and grants, and the level <br /> Chapter 3 - Source Reduction 14 <br />