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CITY OF BEEN REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSGREEN WASTE CHIPPING and REMOVAL RFP×201703DUE: AUGUST 3, 2017 2PMI. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................

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1. To fill out green waste, follow these steps:
2. Collect all green waste materials such as grass clippings, leaves, twigs, and small branches.
3. Choose a designated area in your yard or garden where you want to create a green waste pile.
4. Start by layering a few inches of small branches or twigs at the bottom of the pile to allow for proper aeration.
5. Add a layer of grass clippings, leaves, and other organic materials on top of the small branches.
6. Continue layering green waste materials, making sure to mix different types to promote decomposition.
7. Sprinkle water over each layer to keep the pile moist but not too soggy.
8. Repeat the layering process until the pile reaches the desired height.
9. Periodically turn or mix the pile using a garden fork or compost turner to aerate and speed up the decomposition process.
10. Allow the green waste pile to decompose for several months, occasionally adding more materials as needed.
11. Once the green waste has fully decomposed into rich compost, you can use it to fertilize your garden or potted plants.

Who needs green waste?

1. Green waste is needed by various individuals or groups including:
2. - Gardeners and landscapers who can use green waste as a source of organic matter and natural fertilizers for their gardens and landscapes.
3. - Compost enthusiasts who want to divert organic waste from landfills and create nutrient-rich compost for their plants.
4. - Municipalities and waste management organizations that offer green waste recycling programs to reduce landfill waste and promote sustainable practices.
5. - Farmers and agricultural workers who can use green waste as a soil amendment to improve soil structure and fertility.
6. - Homeowners with large yards or gardens who want to create their own compost and enrich the soil without relying on chemical fertilizers.

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What is green waste?

Green waste refers to biodegradable waste that can be composted or recycled, such as grass clippings, leaves, prunings, and other organic materials.

Who is required to file green waste?

Individuals and businesses that produce a certain amount of green waste are required to file green waste reports.

How to fill out green waste?

To fill out green waste reports, you need to provide information on the type and quantity of green waste generated, as well as disposal methods used.

What is the purpose of green waste?

The purpose of green waste reporting is to track and manage organic waste to promote recycling and reduce landfill waste.

What information must be reported on green waste?

Information like type of green waste, quantity generated, disposal methods, and recycling efforts must be reported on green waste reports.