California Integrated Waste Management Board 1 Consideration Of Approval Of Allocations For Contract Concepts From The RMDZ Revolving Loan Account For.

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California Integrated Waste Management Board 1 Consideration Of Approval Of Allocations For Contract Concepts From The RMDZ Revolving Loan Account For FY 2005/2006 Agenda Item 42 John Smith / Corky Mau

California Integrated Waste Management Board 2 What We’ll Cover Today RMDZ Account Funding History Program Services & Incentives Purpose of RMDZ Allocations Review of FY 2005/2006 Discretionary Allocations

California Integrated Waste Management Board 3 Funding History SB 1322 Public Resources Code section (c) and (h) How are funds used? Current funding level and % of discretionary allocation for 05/06

California Integrated Waste Management Board 4 RMDZ Program Services Services & incentives offered by State –Business outreach –Finding buyers for products –Loans with attractive rates/terms Services & incentives offered by Local Government –Local funding sources (bonds, grants, redevelopment funding) –Permitting and siting assistance –Reduced utility rates

California Integrated Waste Management Board 5 (1) RecycleStore – Expanded Marketing Services (2005-DI-3) Complete pilot marketing effort Implement new SBDC project –Webinar training –Links to all SBDC sites $75,000 per FY (for 3 FY)

California Integrated Waste Management Board 6 (2) Zone Administrator Training Workshops (2005-DI-5) Purpose: Continuing Education 3 workshops each year Examples: Environmental Justice, C & D, Enhancing the RMDZ Loan Program $100,000 per FY (for 3 FY)

California Integrated Waste Management Board 7 (3) RMDZ Business Intervention Services (2005-DI-8) Similar to Tire Business Assistance Program Targets: “at risk” RMDZ loan recipients Some services provided via this contract: –Research & development –Economic gardening research for new markets –Product commercialization efforts $100,000 per FY (for 3 FY)

California Integrated Waste Management Board 8 These Allocations Support The…. Green Procurement Action Plan Market Assessment Action Plan California Commission on Jobs and Economic Growth

California Integrated Waste Management Board 9 Questions?