Contact us for a free consultation on your jurisdiction’s preparedness or compliance with SB 1833, AB 1826, and AB 876.

• Capacity and infrastructure analysis and planning for compliance with SB 1833 and AB 876.

• Development or review of education, outreach, and monitoring plans for businesses in your jurisdiction under requirements of AB 1826.

• Review of jurisdiction’s compliance with AB 1826 and SB 1383, identifying gaps and recommending methods to close them.

• Source reduction, food recovery and decentralized composting infrastructure studies.

• Zoning ordinance analysis to ensure language is consistent with facilitation of composting infrastructure expansion and in compliance with California’s greenhouse gas emission reduction goals (SB 32) and SB 1383 / AB 341 compliance requirements.

• Procurement analysis (compost, renewable gas, electricity from biomass conversion and mulch) in fulfillment of SB 1383 requirements.

• Development of education, promotion and outreach plans to facilitate usage of locally-produced compost and mulch in fulfillment of procurement requirements of AB 876, AB 1826, and SB 1383 and climate action plans.

• Draft language for jurisdictions to specify quality and use of locally manufactured recycled organics products, such as compost and mulch.

• Collection rate and franchise agreement analysis.

• Compost market planning and development for material that was previously used as ADC and no longer receives diversion credit per AB 1594.