V4 07 Solid Waste Management Report 1 27 2023

Waste Generation Based upon historical data from our waste management firm the following chart defines the waste generation expected for the proposed campus improvements. Number of Residents and Employees Program Apartments Occupancy RateTotal Skilled Care 84 0.95 80 Assisted Living 24 0.95 23 Assisted Living Memory Care 40 0.95 38 Independent Living 163 1.25 204 Total 311 344 Program Employees Occupancy RateTotal Employees 212 1 212 Total 212 212 Refuse Type Resident Count LBS/Day Density Weight / 7 CY/Wee 30 YD 15 Yd LBS/CY days k Cont. Cont. Non-Recyclable 344 4.9 550 11811.205 21.475 1 Recyclable 344 1.2 51 2892.54 56.716 0 4 Food Waste 344 0.3 463 723.135 1.5618 0 Refuse Type Resident Count LBS/Day Density Weight / 7 CY/Wee 3 CY LBS/CY days k Cont./wk Non-Recyclable 212 4.9 550 7271.6 13.221 0 Recyclable 212 1.2 51 1780.8 34.918 2 Food Waste 212 0.3 463 445.2 0.9616 0 Material Separation, Handling and Disposal Daughters of Israel currently handles all waste on site via a contract with IWS Waste Management including Landfill waste, and recycling materials, and intends to maintain a contract with a

d Disposal Daughters of Israel currently handles all waste on site via a contract with IWS Waste Management including Landfill waste, and recycling materials, and intends to maintain a contract with a third-party waste management company for the future campus. 1. Recyclables and non-recyclable materials to be generated by residents and employees of Daughter of Israel. 2. All Waste will be separated accordingly and held in protected containers on site and out of view of residents and surrounding neighbors. Solid waste and cardboard are compacted separately. 3. The frequency of waste pick up will be as required but at a minimum once a week for waste and twice a week for cardboard, as is currently the practice. 2