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-'CROnWDEER CrowderGulf
<br /> ��!!�U" RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02
<br /> City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL
<br /> Debris removal guidelines Placing debris near or on $'� Debris
<br /> 'r s trees,poles or other
<br /> /�Srstructures makes . separation
<br /> In efforts to expedite the P
<br /> debris remove process, removal difficult.This ,F
<br /> please follow these rules includes fire ;
<br /> FEMA �-`" ` hydrants and Please separate
<br /> meters. debris into the
<br /> wea.fema.goc i �' six categories,
<br /> shown below.
<br /> "�� I J j Electronics
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<br /> � �O : ~ ; � `,. q��• f4 Television,
<br /> 0 l ' I[ua t computer,stereo,
<br /> "off „V u ' i Q ;phone,DVD player
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<br /> 'gw, °iVi f /La rge Appliances
<br /> t' t IIP'; 1)11101 'tom J. Refrigerator,
<br /> I(li f f (, t lii,, + # • Do not leave washerfdryer,air
<br /> II ,:,, I l: , doors conditioner,stove,
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<br /> ' ' - unsealed or water heater,
<br /> x.11 , unsecured dishwasher
<br /> Co Hazardous waste
<br /> Q _`g- Oil;battery,pesticide,paint,cleaning
<br /> k,, -4q4, • 1' ,i supplies•compressed gas
<br /> I � ,'"-.'.,'T 0 Vegetative debris
<br /> Debris e• Tree branches,leaves,logs,plants
<br /> should be placed ,`'� Construction debris
<br /> curbside �, �• Building materials,drywall,lumber,caryet
<br /> furniture,plumbing
<br /> y -•' Household garbage ,
<br /> Debris should not blockroadway/\ Bagged garbage,discarded food,paper,packaging.
<br /> I SRIA Program Incentives for Subgrantees CrowderGulf's Capabilities and
<br /> Commitment to Clients(subgrantees)
<br /> Recycling • CrowderGulfs President, John Ramsay utilizes his degrees in Agriculture
<br /> Subgrantees/municipality may retain revenues and his many years of experience in agronomy, tree farming and debris
<br /> I received through recycling eligible disaster debris. management to assist our clients in identifying recycle .opportunities,
<br /> The subgrantee shall provide the grantee/state providing consumers for recyclables and developing innovative solutions to•
<br /> written notification of the revenue received as part of recycling challenges. In addition,our Company has developed a debris
<br /> I its final accounting of actual costs. The accounting specific accounting system to track individual and specialized project costs.
<br /> shall include the following: This system allows for reliable documentation to our clients for
<br /> • completion date of debris removal reimbursement.Upon contract award,our team will work with the County to
<br /> • description of the quantity and types of debris establish recycling goals and objectives..
<br /> I recycled -
<br /> • cost for processing debris for recycling Examples of Innovative recycling practices performed by CrowderGulf in
<br /> past disaster events:
<br /> I The grantee/state will forward this information to • During Hurricane Isabel, when damaged areas were saturated with
<br /> FEMA in the accounting of the final project costs. residual woodchips, CrowderGulf found consumers overseas as part of
<br /> Costs for managing,processing and additional sorting the Kyoto International Treaty,that paid for the chips.These chips were
<br /> as part of the debris recycling for this program cannot used in place of coal for electricity generation.The chips were loaded on.
<br /> I be claimed by the subgrantees barges and shipped oversees to Turkey and Italy.
<br /> (counties/municipalities).The revenue from the debris • For another Client, CrowderGulf found farmers that would take the
<br /> recycling can only be used for the approved project residual (tested and approved) ash for use in their planting fields. The
<br /> I purposes as outlined in FEMA Public Assistance concentration-of phosphorus in pot ash and the nutrients found within,
<br /> Alternative Procedures Pilot Program Guide for were of greater benefit and more economical to area farmers than the
<br /> Debris Removal high cost of.fertilizer for their crops. By donating the ash to the area
<br /> (version 2)dated June 27, 2014. farmers,it reduced the need for final disposal/tipping fees and provided
<br /> I a needed benefit to area farmers which saw a better return on their crops
<br /> for several years.
<br /> • After Hurricane Ivan,CrowderGulf transported downed trees to saw mills
<br /> I transforming them into lumber for re-sale. Much of the lumber was re-
<br /> introduced into the community for re-building following the devastating
<br /> Category 3 hurricane.
<br /> • After every major storm since 2003, CrowderGulf identified
<br /> U manufacturing plants that would use clean chips for bio-fuel. Chips were
<br /> used in various plants in Florida, Louisiana,Texas and Virginia.
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