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Recycling will conduct on-site collection of the aforementioned recyclables on a weekly basis. On <br /> collection day, Suburban staff will drive to a location close to the position of the container. <br /> Driversllaborers will empty each of the collection bins in their trucks (which also have separate <br /> compartments for the different recyclables). Suburban will follow the same process with the other <br /> apartment complexes. Should the sites need to be serviced prior to scheduled service times, <br /> landlords can contact either the contractor or the Environmental Planner with their concerns and <br /> the contractor will conduct collection accordingly. <br /> 2.3 Processin and Marketin <br /> The City of Decatur has contracted with Suburban Disposal and Recycling of Warrensburg, <br /> Illinois to collect, process and market the recyclable materials generated by this project. Suburban <br /> Disposal has the necessary equipment to service this project. When all containers have been <br /> serviced, the truck driver will drive back to Suburban's Materiai Processing Facility in � <br /> Warrensburg, Illinois. The truck wi11 be unloacied and the recyclables will be processed. Once I <br /> processed, Suburban Disposal and Recyclin�will market the rnaterial. A letter from Suburban <br /> Disposal and Recycling expiainin�their relationship is attached in AppendiY I�. <br /> ?-4 EducationaUPromotional Efforts <br /> The importance of public recyc:inQ education is vital in insuring program success and <br /> sustainabiiity. Residents oi the complexes wiil be active, key components in this recycling <br /> iniriative by partakin�in educational forums and offering their su�Qestions and concerns re�ardin� <br /> local recyc?in� efforts. EciucationaUpromotional efforts wiil: <br /> 1. Take advantage of esisting resources, <br /> �. Be coordinated with the local landIord/condominium association, <br /> �. Inc:ude local �assroots environmental organizations, <br /> 4. Implement a variety of activities and approaches to maintain residential interest, <br />, 5. Recommend specinc actions each resident should undertake, and <br /> 6. Develop written oojectives whose premise is to serve a potion of the Decatur communiry <br /> currently not bein� served througn recvc:ing collection and education. <br /> 6 <br />