Metropolitan Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee (MSWMAC)
King County Code 10.25.110 established the Metropolitan Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee (MSWMAC). The committee advises the Executive, the solid waste interlocal forum and the King County Council in all matters relating to solid waste management and participate in the development of the solid waste management system plan.
Metropolitan Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee (MSWMAC) Resources
MSWMAC meetings are generally held at 11:15 a.m. on the second Friday of each month at King Street Center, usually in the Eighth Floor Conference Room. Meeting agendas and draft minutes are posted one week in advance of the meeting.
Meetings in 2009 will be held:
- November 20 - Joint meeting with SWAC (Solid Waste Advisory Committee)
Agenda
November 2009 SWAC/MSWMAC joint meeting agenda (PDF, 40 K)
Minutes
September 2009 (PDF, 129 K)
No August Meeting
No July Meeting
No June Meeting
No May Meeting
April 2009 (PDF, 124 K)
March 2009 (PDF, 125 K)
No February Meeting
January 2009 (PDF, 85 K)
December 2008 (PDF, 111 K)
November 2008 (PDF, 138 K)
October 2008 (PDF, 44 K)
September 2008 (PDF, 59 K)
No August Meeting
No July Meeting
June 2008 (PDF, 55 K)
May 2008 (PDF, 52 K)
April 2008 (PDF, 60 K)
March 2008 (PDF, 80 K)
February 2008 (PDF, 74 K)
January 2008 (PDF, 55 K)
Documents
2008 SWANA Award Application (PDF, 1.24 MB)
Ordinance 14971 (PDF, 470 K)
Planning for future solid waste system.
Bylaws (PDF, 27 K)
Roster of Current Members (PDF, 33 K)
Work Products
Solid Waste Transfer and Waste Management Plan (PDF, 3.6 MB)
(Note: this is a very large file and may take several minutes to download, depending on connection speed)
Proposed recommendations that will guide King County as it prepares the solid waste system for waste export, during which time the transfer system will be upgraded, a public or private intermodal facility or facilities will be added to the system, and the county's Cedar Hills Regional Landfill will be closed. The rate proposal and forecast that accompanies the Plan is provided on the planning documents page.
Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (PDF, 2.5 MB)
(Note: this is a very large file and may take several minutes to download, depending on connection speed)
Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement – presents an environmental analysis of the alternatives developed in Milestone Report 4 (provided below).
Milestone Report #1 (PDF, 75 K)
Transfer System Level of Service Standards and Criteria – sets standards and criteria for evaluating county waste transfer system.
Milestone Report #2 (PDF, 6.7 MB)
(Note: this is a very large file and may take several minutes to download, depending on connection speed)
Analysis of System Needs and Capacity – applies standards and criteria for evaluating county waste transfer system.
Milestone Report #2: Addendum (PDF, 121 K)
Application of Criterion 17 – applies Level of Service Criterion 17 standards to the county waste transfer system, completing the second milestone report.
Milestone Report #3 (PDF, 4.5 MB)
(Note: this is a very large file and may take several minutes to download, depending on connection speed)
Options for Public & Private Ownership & Operation of Transfer & Intermodal Facilities – sets forth options, policy choices and service elements and identifies characteristics.
Milestone Report #4 (PDF, 802 K)
Preliminary Transfer & Waste Export Facility Recommendations And Estimated System Costs, Rate Impacts & Financial Policy Assumptions – the fourth and final milestone report in the waste export system plan development process as required by Ordinance 14971.
Correspondence
Letter to the Executive Regarding Rates Proposal (PDF, 61 K)
Letter to Regional Policy Council Regarding Rates Proposal (PDF, 89 K)
Letter to King County Council on the Conversion Technologies Report (PDF, 86 K)
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