Business Recycling Data Form

Tell us about your company efforts

Thank you for coming to this web page to voluntarily provide information on your company’s waste reduction, diversion and recycling efforts in 2017. This information is vital to guide future development of the Logan County Solid Waste District programs and services.

Why Do We collect recycling data?

The Logan County Solid Waste District is required by statute to gather recycling and waste diversion data each year within our District by surveying businesses and industry. The data collected is collated and summarized without identifying any business or industry by name. The recycling totals for each type of material are forwarded to the Ohio EPA where they are merged with data totals from all Solid Waste Districts in the State. The statewide data base is used to track progress toward achieving State recycling and waste diversion goals and to inform the state legislature of trends, accomplishments, and problem areas. This data is used to plan future programs and support services to increase recycling and waste diversion.

Using This Electronic Data Form

We have streamlined the data collection process to be easier on you and yet meaningful to the District. Completing the form may only take a few minutes if your recycling data is already complete. In most instances only a few of the questions will be applicable to your business and all questions have the default answer of “not applicable”. If your recycling data is incomplete or only an approximation, please provide what you have and allow us to apply formulas to translate your data into tonnages.

Recycling Data Collection Form

Directions for Recycling Questions

Each question focuses on a different type of material that is recycled in Ohio. After each question there are two answer choices:

( ) Not applicable — ‘Not applicable’ is the default answer to every question. If the question does not apply, skip it and go to the next question.

( ) Yes — Choose this answer if you recycle the material AND provide the basic information on the amount of this material recycled in 2017 by weight or volume.

Not Sure About Weights or Volumes? If you are uncertain about weights or volumes, describe how you recycle and let us do the calculating and math.

For instance, if you recycled cardboard, you could describe it as follows: We recycle corrugated cardboard using a 4 yard dumpster that is emptied once a week and the dumpster is typically full.

We can do the math.

Or perhaps a few of your employees recycle aluminum cans and plastic bottles out of the lunchroom and they know that they took 500 lbs. of mixed cans and bottles to a recycler in 2017; report that amount.

There are 31 questions below. Typically a business may only deal with 5 or 6 and the remaining answers will be “not applicable”.

Mentally precede each question with the statement: “In 2017 our company recycled …”

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Business Recycling Data Form

Tell us about your company efforts

Why Do We collect recycling data?

Using This Electronic Data Form

Recycling Data Collection Form

Directions for Recycling Questions

1. Appliances / ”white goods”

2. Lead-acid batteries (car, truck, tractor, motorcycle, boat)

3. Dry cell batteries (typical D, C, AAA, AA, etc.)

4. Food (recycled or composted)

5. Glass

6. Ferrous Metals

7. Non-Ferrous Metals

8. Corrugated cardboard

9. All Other Paper

10. Plastics

11. Scrap Tires

12. Textiles

13. Used Motor Oil

14. Wood

15. Yard waste (trees, brush, landscaping)

16. Co-mingled recyclables (mixed, glass, plastic, tin cans, aluminum cans)

17. Electronics

18. Ash (recycled ash only)

19. Non-Excluded Foundry Sand

20. Other materials

21. Other Materials

22. Other Materials

23. Other Materials

24. Other Materials

25. Other Materials

26. Other Materials

27. Other Materials

28. Other Materials

29. Other Materials

30. Source Reduction (2012)

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