1. Innovative Construction and Demolition Initiatives Mark Maxwell Emily DeCremer

2. Waste Management Practices at University of California, Merced Zero waste by 2020, system wide policy LEED NC - Material Resource Credit 2.1 & 2.2 for 75% diversion

3. Waste Management Practices Incorporated in Every Construction Project Central Plant - 78% Diversion Garden Suites Lake View Dining - 95% Diversion Kolligian Library – 76% Diversion Classroom and Office Building – 90% Diversion Science and Engineering – 70% Diversion Sierra Terraces – 88% Diversion Dining Expansion – Currently at 73%

4. Implementing Waste Management Practices in Every Construction Project Waste Management Plan. Division one Waste Management Specification. Determine if the Contractor or Owner will Manage and Document.

5. Waste Management Plan Describes how you are going to meet your diversion rate. Research your area and identify haulers Identify what materials you will be recycling. Cardboard, metal, brick, acoustical ceiling tile, concrete, plastic, wood, glass, gypsum wall-board, insulation, etc. @ 100%. Divert Mixed Waste.

6. Division One Waste Management Specification Determine if contractor or owner will manage and document. Contractors will need to understand the process. Include in construction kick off meeting. Have regular meetings. Require Monthly Reports. Contractor is required to separate construction debris in assigned bins.

7. Monthly Report

8. LEED Requirements for MR 2.1 & 2.2 Waste Management Plan with a Narrative. Construction Waste Calculation Table. Weight Tickets. Letter from hauler identifying items being recycled. LEED Letter Template Online.

9. Waste Management Plan

10. Construction Waste Calculation Table

11. LEED Letter Template

12. Lessons Learned Know the building you are constructing. Find local haulers that will meet your plan and recommend them to the bidding contractors. Monitor the containers regularly.