Past. Present. Future.

Republic Services and Alaska Marine Lines Meeting Southeast Alaska’s Solid Waste

And Recycling Needs Since 1995

Proposed Regional Waste Disposal and Recycling Strategy

For Southeast Alaska Solid Waste Authority

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Environmentally Responsible Disposal

•  Roosevelt Regional Landfill began accepting waste in 1991

•  Developed in partnership with Klickitat County, Washington

•  Washington’s largest solid waste landfill and Gas-to-Energy Plant

•  Over 80 years of remaining life

•  Electrical generating capacity for more than 30,000 homes

•  Provides long-term financial predictability for Southeast Alaska and it’s residents

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A Leader in Recycling

• Seattle Facility – 12 acres just south of Downtown Seattle

• Processes 200,000 tons per year

• Disc screens, magnets and optical scanners

• Ready access to domestic and oversees markets for commodities

SITKA AML Dock

CANADA

SEATTLE AML Dock &

Rabanco Recycling Center and Intermodal Facility

ROOSEVELT REGIONAL LANDFILL AND GAS

-TO-ENERGY FACILITY

Alaska Marine Lines Barge Route

KETCHIKAN AML Dock

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PETERSBURG

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= Existing Points of Origin - Dock/Transfer Station

= AML Barge Route

---- = Burlington Northern Rail Route

WRANGELL

Existing Solid Waste and Recycling Regional System

Serving SE Alaska Since 1995: Utilizing Barge and Rail Service to Rabanco’s Recycling Center and Roosevelt Regional Landfill

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Benefits of Proposed Strategy

•  Long-term rate stability

•  Long-term regional capacity

•  Exceptional environmental security (minimize long-term risk)

•  Energy Production

•  Ability to reduce overall system costs through enhanced recycling programs

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Matt Henry Allied Waste Services / RABANCO

206.332.7740 mhenry@republicservices.com

Thank You