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Once you throw something away, it never really goes away. For residents of the South Coast, Santa Ynez Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Santa Barbara County, it goes to the ReSource Center!

Currently plastics #1 and #2, dry and clean cardboard, and dry and clean paper, glass, and metals are being sorted out at the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and collected for recycling. All organic materials, including wet paper (used paper towels, too!), food scraps, plant material that can't go into the green waste, and wet cardboard, are getting pulled out to be composted.

The videos below show the journey of our trash, recyclables, and organics once they get to the ReSource Center.

Step One - The tipping floor. Trash and recyclables are dumped here.

From here, recyclables are fed into the processing machines. This primarily evens out the amount of material to a consistent level before it's sorted by size. This also breaks bags open.

Up next is the trammel. Both trash and recyclables come here after initial infeed, however not at the same time. Trash and recyclables are processed in different shifts, as different machines are used. This is the first separation by size. Smaller objects fall through the holes while larger objects come through the end.

After the trammel, material goes through the Trom Screen. This is the first screen that materials encounter after going through the trammel. This separates heavy from light, and smaller items from larger items.

The material then goes through another screening, as seen in the video below.

Next is the optical sorter. This is an optical sorter used in the middle of the process. Over a dozen of these are used for the trash and recyclables. Each has a different material goal related to size, type, and color.

More sorting! The equipment used in the video below sorts paper materials.

In the next video you can see organic waste exiting stage left. The organics are getting sent to the Anaerobic Digestion Facility.

The recyclables have finally made it through their journey. In the next video they are getting sent to be bailed and shipped off to be recycled!

So, what's next for the recyclables? The recycling market can change daily. Our recyclables get sent to manufactures who can use them to create new products. However, you may have noticed that the material sorting process is extremely intensive. It's great that we can recover materials and prevent them from going to the landfill, but it's always better to not produce waste in the first place. Remember, refuse, reduce, reuse, rot, and recycle, in that order!

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• Replacement of the existing RHD steering rack assembly with the LHD.
• Repositioning of the pedal assembly.
• Repositioning and realigning of the brake master cylinder.

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