1. 1 DOD Region 4 P2 Partnership “How To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction Atlanta, Georgia August 7, 2002

2. Deconstruction Experience Deconstruction Operations at Fort Knox  During 37-month period ð258 buildings were recycled ð451 apartments were recycled ð150,000 tons of materials diverted from landfill ðSaved $1.5 million in disposal costs ðSaved $1.2 million in demolition costs ðGenerated over $225,000 in revenue

3. Deconstruction Process Fort Knox Developed the Following Process:  Recycle through deconstruction via auction  Obtain contractor for additional deconstruction/demolition  Contractor responsible for separating concrete, brick and block for use as aggregate  Contractor responsible for separating and recycling scrap metal  Remaining material is landfilled

4. Deconstruction Project Team Deconstruction Team Members include:  Fort Knox  Fort Campbell  University of Tennessee’s Center for Industrial Services  University of Louisville’s Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center

5. Benefits to DOD Installations  CD ROM - “How-To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction ðProvide detailed information on Fort Knox’s deconstruction program  Decrease landfill & demolition costs  Fort Knox personnel can serve as mentor for other DOD installations  Information from this project will be integrated with the University of Florida’s Building Deconstruction Optimization Project

6.  Don Douglass - University of Louisville 502-852-1560  George Smelcer - University of Tennessee 615-532-8657  Joe Yates – Fort Knox 502-624-3629  Mike Davis – Fort Campbell 270-798-9767 Key Personnel/DOD Partners

7. 7 DOD Region 4 P2 Partnership “How To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction Atlanta, Georgia August 7, 2002