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I I on Galveston Island Texas in 2008. This operation involved employee training regarding the protection of the Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle. I COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SLISTAINABTLTTY DRC is one of the few companies in our industry to carry environmental insurance. While our operating procedures strictly adhere to environmental guidelines, the operation of Debris Management sites within a jurisdiction presents I an element of potential exposure.The insurance held by DRC places an extra level of protection for the City of Sunny Isles Beach that goes beyond the protection already provided through sound operating practices. Additionally, all of DRC's key personnel maintain a current 40 hour Hazwoper certificate 1 DRC has set goals regarding recycling for the City of Sunny Isles Beach through alliances with C&D recyclers and major full service recyclers. Additionally DRC intends to run source separation PSAs post event in order to facilitate I the recycling process. The separation of C&D, vegetative, HIM, white goods will facilitate the process. On route passes two and three,DRC will utilize the separate self-loader buckets for segregated material collection. I DRC has a wealth of experience performing landfill avoidance projects. th Houston in 2008, DRC was successful at recycling 100% of the over five million cubic yards of vegetative debris through a joint program with Republic Services. The material was used as ADC, road bed, compost and also given to citizens for use in landscaping. In Galveston the same year,DRC separated materials such as reusable wood,glass,metals and drywall to achieve a high Ipercentage of material reuse. DRC is committed to the protection and restoration of environments affected by disaster events. Although many of 1 the events we respond to are the result of the forces of nature, these disasters often have profound environmental impacts in the affected regions. Moreover, the mitigation of these disasters, including the transportation and processing of large volumes of waste material,can have negative environmental impacts if not pursued with caution and sensitivity. ■ Restoring damaged environments is the essence of DRC's work. The removal of debris and waste materials, the I restoration of damaged and compromised natural and man-made habitats, and, in some cases, the reconstruction of damaged coastal,marine,and wetland environments are the core missions in a DRC disaster response. Furthermore, DRC is committed to ensuring that our work, including the byproducts of our work, has zero or minimal I environmental impact. Finally, DRC has embarked on a recycling program to ensure the most advantageous disposition of all the materials that we remove I Over the past decade, DRC has worked to restore some of the most environmentally sensitive areas in the United States. DRC participated in cleanup efforts following the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, having been awarded OSRO certification, in Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana. DRC has also worked in coastal wetlands and marine I environments in the Florida Keys, the beaches of the Florida Panhandle, the North Carolina coast, the Louisiana and Mississippi coastal wetlands,and the Texas coast. We have the experience and commitment to carefully mitigate and restore any kind of environment or habitat that has been adversely affected by a disaster. I I I I DRC Emergency Services,LLC 24 RFP No.18-04-02