Waste Packaging and Paper Stewardship Plan

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Waste Packaging and Paper Stewardship Plan West Central Municipal Government Meeting September 25, 2013

Presentation Overview Regulatory Context Multi-Material Stewardship Western Process to Develop the Waste Packaging and Paper (WPP) Stewardship Program Highlights of the WPP Stewardship Program Next Steps

Saskatchewan Regulatory Context 2002 - Saskatchewan approved The Environmental Management and Protection Act Clause 81(1)(aa) provides authority to make regulations requiring the creation and operation of a product management program February 6, 2013 - Saskatchewan approved The Household Packaging and Paper Stewardship Program Regulations stewards required to develop and operate a product management program to manage their own packaging and paper products or enter into an agreement with an agency to do so on their behalf Clause 2(1)(g) defines product management program as “a program for the collection and recycling of residentially generated waste packaging and paper”

Multi-Material Stewardship Western Multi-Material Stewardship Western (MMSW) is a not-for-profit agency established under the Saskatchewan Non-Profit Corporations Act Formed in anticipation of the requirement to develop, submit and implement a product management program for waste packaging and paper MMSW represents stewards i.e., brand owners and importers of papers and products in packaging supplied to Saskatchewan residents

Multi-Material Stewardship Western MMSW forms part of Canadian Stewardship Services Alliance (CSSA) CSSA includes other provincial stewardship agencies that discharge stewards’ obligations for packaging and paper Multi-Material British Columbia Multi-Material Manitoba Stewardship Ontario

Process to Develop WPP Stewardship Plan MMSW met with local government working group comprised of representatives of SUMA, SARM and ARWMAS acting as point of municipal contact during development of product management program on May 7 to review components of plan via teleconference on June 3 to review components of plan on July 17 to review draft final plan

Process to Develop WPP Stewardship Plan Posted draft product management program for stakeholder review and comment Consultation workshop with webcast on June 11 to present draft product management program Archived webcast and workshop Q&As posted on MMSW website at mmsk.ca Written submissions received by June 28 were considered while preparing final WPP Stewardship Plan submitted to Minister on August 2

Highlights of the WPP Stewardship Plan Objectives Advisory Committee Collector and Processor Policies and Procedures Funding Formula Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues Measurement Communications Program Launch Date

Objectives Fund up to 75% of municipal net costs if program for WPP is operated efficiently and effectively Using funding formula appropriate for range of collection and recycling options offered across Saskatchewan Provide convenient, effective and efficient recycling taking into consideration Saskatchewan's demography and geography Maximize diversion of residentially generated WPP from municipal landfills Maximize social benefits, including encouraging municipalities to contract with persons, bodies or other entities that provide employment and training to persons with disabilities and operate efficient and effective programs Encourage entrepreneurial opportunities within Saskatchewan

Advisory Committee Will be established after PMP approval as a forum through which stakeholders are kept informed of stewardship program activities can provide advice and feedback on core program activities Will be comprised of up to 2 qualified representatives nominated by SUMA up to 2 qualified representatives nominated by SARM up to 2 qualified representatives nominated by ARWMAS 1 qualified representative nominated by SWRC up to 3 representatives of stewards At least 1 from a steward based in Saskatchewan

Advisory Committee Co-chaired by steward and non-steward who will, in collaboration with MMSW Board and Advisory Committee members, develop terms of reference to guide Committee MMSW staff person will be available to assist co-chairs Report to MMSW Board at least annually providing feedback on operation of stewardship program presenting findings and/or recommendations for improvements recommendations are based upon a majority vote of Advisory Committee members and are non-binding

Collector/Processor Policies and Procedures Annual reporting of service levels households receiving collection service and those without collection service but with access to depots population of each collection service area number of streams collected and types of waste packaging and paper (WPP) in each stream for household collection frequency of collection type of set-out containers used by residents for depots locations of depots accepting residential WPP

Collector/Processor Policies and Procedures Monthly or quarterly reporting (as agreed) on system performance tonnes collected by stream for each collection service area tonnes shipped to recycling end-markets by type of WPP and by end-market tonnes rejected by recycling end-markets including reason amount of revenue received for residential WPP shipped to recycling end-markets by type of WPP

Collector/Processor Policies and Procedures Highlights collect WPP as defined in Regulations from residents residents are regularly informed about how to participate services are delivered in a manner that contributes to a positive view of WPP recycling and encourages continued participation by residents WPP is managed to maximize material quality and revenue non-WPP items in collected WPP represent no more than 3% of collected WPP total MRF residue represents no more than 10% of collected WPP

Funding Eligibility Funding is available to municipality or municipality’s designate (another person operating residential waste diversion program for WPP on behalf of municipality) MMSW will provide funding to a municipality’s designate only with appropriate authorization from the municipality on whose behalf the designate is acting Municipality or municipality’s designate must   provide WPP collection services to residents and recycle collected WPP be in compliance with the collector and processor policies and procedures

Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues For first two years of program implementation, MMSW will utilize municipal program cost data from Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba (MMSM) where municipal costs have been compiled for more than a decade providing the time necessary for reporting accuracy to improve WPP collection programs have been operating for a similar period of time providing the time necessary to implement best practices MMSM data adjusted to reflect SK deposit system

Funding Formula for Years 1 and 2 Population Estimated Program Costs Municipal Funding (75% of Estimated Program Costs) > 100,000 $124 per tonne $93 per tonne 15,000 to 100,000 $207 per tonne $156 per tonne 5,000 to 14,999 $253 per tonne $190 per tonne 1,000 to 4,999 $296 per tonne $222 per tonne 1 to 999 $406 per tonne $305 per tonne

Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues During first two years of program implementation, MMSW will implement a process to compile Saskatchewan program cost data that avoids imposing administrative burden of an annual Datacall on all Saskatchewan municipalities yields comprehensive and consistent data

Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues MMSW will use services of accredited accountants to confirm quantity of residential WPP collected and marketed by the municipality compile costs incurred by municipality to deliver WPP collection services and to process and market collected WPP compile revenue from commodity markets and any other revenue associated with WPP program

Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues Data will be compiled from municipalities and RWAs to provide reasonable sample considering proportion of tonnes collected by municipalities in the category Population Categories Number of RWA in Population Category Estimated Number of RWA in Study Group Number of Municipalities (Non-RWA) in Population Category Estimated Number of Municipalities (Non-RWA) in Study Group >100,000 2 5,000-100,000 9 3 11 2 to 4 1,000-4,999 8 72 5 to 10 0-999 604 15 to 20

Determining Municipal Costs and Revenues Data compiled by accountants will be used to support discussions at Advisory Committee to define ‘efficient’ and ‘effective’ after ‘efficient’ and ‘effective’ defined, assess efficiency and effectiveness of SK programs adjust funding formula to offer funding to municipalities operating efficient and effective programs up to 75% of net costs to operate programs

Measurement Following program launch, MMSW will compile data from municipalities in order to report to the MOE tonnes and kilograms per capita of WPP collected and recycled by each participating municipality or its designate total tonnes of WPP recycled and therefore diverted from municipal landfills recovery rate for each WPP category as % of WPP generated recovery rate of total WPP diverted as % of total generated value of commodity revenue received by municipalities from the sale of WPP for recycling

Communications Strategy Objective: to make residents aware of introduction of product management program any substantive changes to the program   Communications strategy will be developed following approval of product management program

Program Launch Date In order to prepare for PMP launch, MMSW must prepare data management systems for steward and local government reporting educate SK stewards and help them complete their first steward report utilize validated steward reports to allocate program costs to individual materials and set steward fees invoice stewards and collect fees to have funds available to pay municipalities establish contract with each participating municipality

Program Launch Date 1st day of the 1st quarter that occurs twelve months after the Minister approves WPP Stewardship Plan Examples If the Minister were to approve before Sept 30, 2013 PMP would launch on October 1, 2014 If the Minister were to approve between Oct 1 and Dec 31, 2013 PMP would launch on January 1, 2015

Questions WPP Stewardship Plan