FINAL ADOPTED BUDGET FY2021-22
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
Actual
Budget 2020-21
Adopted 2021-22
Projected
2019-20
2022-23
Expenditures by Type Personnel Costs Maintenance & Operations Capital Outlay Revenues by Type Intergovernmental Revenue User Charges Other Revenues Interfund Transfers Appropriated Fund Balance
2,664,008 13,605,851 - 16,269,859 230,000 5,330,000 7,780,000 1,830,537 1,099,322 16,269,859
2,467,483 12,259,165 21,431 14,748,079 221,204 5,131,127 7,551,442 1,830,537 6,023,640 20,757,950
2,601,000 14,269,063 10,045 16,880,108 220,000 5,130,000 7,780,000 1,830,537 1,919,571 16,880,108
2,732,295 13,670,301 - 16,402,596 230,000 5,330,000 7,780,000 1,830,537 1,232,059 16,402,596
Total
Total
Departmental Objectives Manage contracts with disposal and transportation contractors for the solid waste transfer station. Develop a consistent compost/mulch product for market distribution. Provide a safe environment for the community and for Solid Waste Management employees. Implement groundwater remediation project. Maintain compliance with the Clean Air Act.Properly operate the air control devices installed in Phases II and III. Screen waste receipts to ensure compliance with the disposal regulations and prohibitive bans. Maintain logs of prohibited materials.
Performance Measures
Adopted 2021-22
Actual 2019-20
Budget 2020-21
Projected 2022-23
Workload Measures Tons of solid waste and construction & demolition (C&D) debris received at the solid waste transfer station Tons of solid waste received at the landfill Tons of yard waste received at the landfill Tons of construction & demolition C&D debris received at the landfill Efficiency Measures Average Transfer Station tons per load processed Effectiveness Measures Percent of regulatory reports submitted to NCDENR
215,000
207,733
220,000
220,000
8,000 36,000 50,000
8,000 38,000 52,000
7,000 37,000 60,000
8,285 31,187 46,391
23.5
23.5
23.5
23.5
100%
100%
100%
100%
Budget Highlights:
The FY 21-22 Adopted Budget is decreasing by $610,249, or 3.6%. The budget is decreasing by $800,000 due to a reduction in the transfer to the solid waste capital reserve fund.
Adopted 2021-22 Budget
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