The mission of the Recycling Committee is to study, recommend, and report on programs/models being implemented in response to the changing marketplace. Our goal is to have both the residential and commercial community conscious of recycling and related issues that affect the quality of life in Auburn.
Recycling, in the broad sense, is the reuse or extension of usable life of materials that have fulfilled the purpose of original manufacture or possession. Recycled materials may be remanufactured into new or different materials, renovated to their original purpose or reused in their current configuration via change in ownership. Recycling may parallel waste removal but is the opposite of waste disposal as recycled materials are removed from the waste stream to begin a new economic life.
For these reasons, the Auburn City Council has created a Recycling Ad-hoc Committee. This Committee, composed of six Auburn residents and one city councilor, appointed by the City Council for a six-month term with the option to expand the term an additional six-months, shall conduct a minimum of six scheduled public meetings and shall:
The Recycling Committee is encouraged to include content experts to attend and participate in the meetings to ensure the most recent information pertaining to recycling is being considered. The Recycling Committee shall provide the City Council with one status report in September 2019 and a final report in December 2019 of the studies, reports, activities, and recommendations to the City Council.
The Recycling Committee meets on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month at Auburn City Hall, second floor, Room 204.
Silver Moore-Leamon
Camille Parrish
Sharon Benoit
Ralph Harder
Rebecca Lloyd
Dennis Connelly Sr.
Councilor Holly Lasagna
Staff Facilitator: Assistant City Manager, Phil Crowell
AGENDAS | MINUTES |
10-31-19 | 10-31-19 |
11-07-19 | 11-07-19 |
11-14-2019 | 11-14-2019 |
11-26-2019 | 11-26-2019 |
12-19-2019 | 12-19-2019 |
OTHER DOCUMENTS
Recycling Committee Update to City Council 12/2/2019
"Recycling Reform for Maine" Letter from Natural Resources Council of Maine
Waste Reduction Initiatives (slideshow presentation from South Portland's Sustainability Director)
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