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<br />2020 Solid Waste and Moderate <br />Risk Waste Management Plan Update <br /> <br />3-4 AX0304191054PDX <br /> <br />Figure 3-4. 2015-2016 Central Washington Waste Characterization Organic <br />Waste Components (percent of total tons) <br /> <br />Figure 3-5. 2008 Kittitas Waste Characterization Organic Waste <br />Components (percent of total tons) <br />Kittitas County does not currently divert food waste but composts yard waste (leaves, grass, prunings, <br />and trimmings). There are no current plans to collect food waste. <br />Both the Statewide WCS and the 2008 Kittitas WCS break the overall waste stream into 4 sectors: <br /> Commercial—defined as waste hauled by contracted or municipally operated vehicles in which 80 <br />percent or more of the waste is from institutional, commercial, or industrial sources, and includes <br />C&D materials. <br /> Residential—defined as waste hauled by contracted or municipally operated vehicles in which 80 <br />percent or more of the waste is from single-family and/or multifamily residential sources. <br /> Self-hauled Construction and Demolition (C&D)—defined as waste hauled by vehicles not <br />operated by a franchise or municipality and whose waste was generated because of construction or <br />demolition activities. <br /> Self-hauled Other—defined as waste hauled by vehicles not operated by a franchise or municipality <br />and whose waste was not generated because of construction or demolition activities. <br />Food Yard & Garden Leaves <br />Yard & Garden Prunings Animal Carcasses <br />Crop Residues & Fruit Waste Animal Manure <br />Remainder/Composite Organic <br />Food Leaves & Grass <br />Prunings & Trimmings Agricultural Crop Residues <br />Manures Textiles <br />Remainder/Composite Organic <br />■ ■ ■ <br />■ ■ <br />■ ■ <br />■ ■ ■ <br />■ ■ <br />■ ■