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Table A I-16 shows the annual quantity of waste taken to
<br />County disposal sites by city and unincorporated area
<br />generators.
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<br />The above totals include 11,516 tons of residential and
<br />commercial waste that were transported to the Stanislaus Waste
<br />to Energy Facility in 1990 from the Lovelace Transfer Station.
<br />Since the transfer station is used by several cities and the
<br />County, it is estimated that 53.6%, or 6,172 tons came from
<br />the unincorporated areas of the County.
<br />The County diverted 240 tons of wood, 19.2 tons of tires,
<br />and 90.8 tons of white goods and scrap metal from the
<br />unincorporated area waste stream at landfill sites.
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<br />SOURCE
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<br />REBID.
<br />COMM.
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<br />INDUST.
<br />HAUL
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<br />TOTAL
<br />ESCALON
<br />0
<br />0
<br />0
<br />2,326
<br />2,326
<br />LATHROP
<br />1,409
<br />1,297
<br />889
<br />3,341
<br />6,936
<br />LODI
<br />17,863
<br />11,339
<br />13,980
<br />22,151
<br />65,333
<br />MANTECA
<br />15,583
<br />10,493
<br />1,764
<br />7,932
<br />35,772
<br />RIPON
<br />2,738
<br />1,876
<br />1,263
<br />1,613
<br />7,490
<br />STOCKTON
<br />0
<br />9,421
<br />8,721
<br />45,570
<br />63,712
<br />TRACY
<br />7,653
<br />9,066
<br />17,836
<br />14,435
<br />48,990
<br />CALAVERAS COUNTY
<br />STANISLAUS COUNTY
<br />0
<br />0
<br />0
<br />0
<br />0
<br />0
<br />1,184
<br />8,585
<br />1,184
<br />8,585
<br />UNINC. COUNTY
<br />27,301
<br />19,863
<br />28,572
<br />46,677
<br />122,413
<br />TOTAL DISPOSED
<br />72,547
<br />63,355
<br />73,025
<br />153,814
<br />362,741
<br />PERCENT OF TOTAL
<br />20.0%
<br />17.5%
<br />20.1%
<br />42.4%
<br />100.0%
<br />The above totals include 11,516 tons of residential and
<br />commercial waste that were transported to the Stanislaus Waste
<br />to Energy Facility in 1990 from the Lovelace Transfer Station.
<br />Since the transfer station is used by several cities and the
<br />County, it is estimated that 53.6%, or 6,172 tons came from
<br />the unincorporated areas of the County.
<br />The County diverted 240 tons of wood, 19.2 tons of tires,
<br />and 90.8 tons of white goods and scrap metal from the
<br />unincorporated area waste stream at landfill sites.
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