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AGENDA ITEM: Materials Management Plan Commencement
DEPARTMENT: Economic Development
MEETING: Board of Commissioners
DATE: Thursday, February 29, 2024 6:00 PM - Click to View Agenda
ITEM SUMMARY SHEET
COMMITTEE REPORT TO BOARD
Resolution #2024-3879 _ 24-7
Motion to adopt the attached suggested resolution.
ITEM CATEGORY SPONSORED BY
Resolution Yolanda Smith Charles
INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
On January 8, 2024, the Director of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes &
Energy (EGLE) initiated the process for each county to write a Materials Management Plan, under
legislation changes to MI P.A. 451, Part 115, which became effective March 29, 2023. These plans
will replace the existing county Solid Waste Management Plans and transition from a solid waste
disposal focus to a new materials management system that will be geared toward seeking
alternatives to landfilling, reducing environmental impacts, contributing to a circular economy, and
identifying the highest and best use for all materials including recyclables, organics, and solid
wastes.
To comply with changes to the law, requesting approval of BOC to submit the Notice of Intent to
prepare a Materials Management Plan for Oakland County, accept responsibility as the County
Approval Agency (CAA) and designate the Office of the County Executive as the Designated
Planning Agency (DPA).
BUDGET AMENDMENT REQUIRED: No
Committee members can contact Michael Andrews, Policy and Fiscal Analysis Supervisor at
248.425.5572 or andrewsmb@oakgov.com or the department contact persons listed for additional
information.
CONTACT
Whitney Calio, Planner Principal
Kristen Wiltfang, Administrator Trails, Transportation & Environment
ITEM REVIEW TRACKING
Aaron Snover, Board of Commissioners Created/Initiated - 2/29/2024
David Woodward, Board of Commissioners Approved - 2/29/2024
Hilarie Chambers, Executive's Office Approved - 3/5/2024
Lisa Brown, Clerk/Register of Deeds Final Approval - 3/7/2024
AGENDA DEADLINE: 03/10/2024 7:12 PM
ATTACHMENTS
1. NOIMaterialsManagementBackgroundMemo02022024
2. MMP DPA Acceptance Coulter
3. MMP Overview 02052024 ppt
4. Materials-Management-Planning-Process
COMMITTEE TRACKING
2024-02-21 Economic Development & Infrastructure - Recommend to Board
2024-02-29 Full Board - Adopt
Motioned by: Commissioner Penny Luebs
Seconded by: Commissioner Philip Weipert
Yes: David Woodward, Michael Gingell, Penny Luebs, Karen Joliat, Kristen Nelson, Robert
Hoffman, Philip Weipert, Gwen Markham, Angela Powell, Marcia Gershenson, William Miller III,
Charles Cavell, Brendan Johnson, Ajay Raman, Ann Erickson Gault, Linnie Taylor (16)
No: None (0)
Abstain: None (0)
Absent: Christine Long, Yolanda Smith Charles, Michael Spisz (3)
Passed
February 29, 2024
RESOLUTION #2024-3879 _ 24-7
Sponsored By: Yolanda Smith Charles
Economic Development - Materials Management Plan Commencement
Chair and Members of the Board:
WHEREAS the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy (EGLE) is overseeing
the transition from solid waste disposal to a new materials management system that will be geared
toward seeking alternatives to landfilling, reducing environmental impacts, contributing to a circular
economy, and identifying the highest and best use for all materials including recyclables, organics,
and solid wastes; and
WHEREAS amendments to Part 115, Solid Waste Management, of the Natural Resources and
Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, went into effect on March 29, 2023 and require all
counties to prepare a Materials Management Plan (MMP); and
WHEREAS the EGLE Director officially initiated the MMP process as of January 8, 2024 and requires
all County Board of Commissioners to respond within 180 days; and
WHEREAS Oakland County intends to submit a Notice of Intent to EGLE within 180 day and
identifies the Oakland County Board of Commissioners as the County Approval Agency (CAA) which
is the entity that assumes responsibility for the MMP and is authorized to approve the MMP; and
WHEREAS the CAA must appoint an entity and a specific individual of the agency to become the
Designated Planning Agency (DPA) which shall serve as the primary governmental entity that will
develop and administer the MMP.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County Approval Agency (CAA) for the Materials
Management Planning Process as identified by the State of Michigan's Department of Environment,
Great Lakes, and Energy shall be designated to the Oakland County Board of Commissioners, who
hereby assumes the responsibilities to carry out the necessary actions as the CAA.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners, acting as the CAA,
hereby appoints the Office of the Oakland County Executive as the Designated Planning Agency
(DPA).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all notices to the DPA shall be directed to Whitney Calio, Principal
Planner, Department of Economic Development.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners authorizes the Chair
of the Board to execute the Notice of Intent to prepare a single county Materials Management Plan for
Oakland County and act as the CAA primary contact.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a budget amendment is not required.
Chair, the following Commissioners are sponsoring the foregoing Resolution: Yolanda Smith
Charles.
Date: February 29, 2024
David Woodward, Commissioner
Date: March 05, 2024
Hilarie Chambers, Deputy County Executive II
Date: March 07, 2024
Lisa Brown, County Clerk / Register of Deeds
COMMITTEE TRACKING
2024-02-21 Economic Development & Infrastructure - Recommend to Board
2024-02-29 Full Board - Adopt
Motioned by Commissioner Penny Luebs seconded by Commissioner Philip Weipert to adopt the
attached Resolution: Materials Management Plan Commencement.
Yes: David Woodward, Michael Gingell, Penny Luebs, Karen Joliat, Kristen Nelson, Robert
Hoffman, Philip Weipert, Gwen Markham, Angela Powell, Marcia Gershenson, William Miller III,
Charles Cavell, Brendan Johnson, Ajay Raman, Ann Erickson Gault, Linnie Taylor (16)
No: None (0)
Abstain: None (0)
Absent: Christine Long, Yolanda Smith Charles, Michael Spisz (3)
Passed
ATTACHMENTS
1. NOIMaterialsManagementBackgroundMemo02022024
2. MMP DPA Acceptance Coulter
3. MMP Overview 02052024 ppt
4. Materials-Management-Planning-Process
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lisa Brown, Clerk of the County of Oakland, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true
and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on
February 29, 2024, with the original record thereof now remaining in my office.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Circuit Court at
Pontiac, Michigan on Thursday, February 29, 2024.
Lisa Brown, Oakland County Clerk / Register of Deeds
OAKLAND COUNTY EXECUTIVE DAVID COULTER
2100 Pontiac Lake Road | Executive Office Building 41W | Waterford, MI 48328 | Fax (248) 452-2039 | AdvantageOakland.com
To Oakland County Board of Commissioners
From Bret Rasegan, Manager, Planning
Date February 2, 2024
Re Materials Management Plan
Updates to Michigan’s Solid Waste Program went into effect on March 29, 2023 after significant amendments
were passed to Part 115, Solid Waste Management, of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection
Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended.
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy (EGLE) is the state agency responsible for
overseeing the process for all counties to transition away from traditional solid waste disposal to materials
management. The new Materials Management System will be geared toward seeking alternatives to
landfilling, reducing environmental impacts, contributing to a circular economy, and identifying the highest and
best use for all discarded materials including recyclables, organics, textiles, tires, wood, concrete, and other
materials that are traditionally considered trash and landfilled.
The Oakland County Department of Economic Development administers the current Oakland County Solid
Waste Plan. Staff have been monitoring the recent changes to legislation, attending Materials Management
training and EGLE workshops, coordinating with stakeholders in the region, and are working with BOC staff
to develop an administrative process, timeline, and work program to comply with amendments to the law.
The EGLE director initiated the materials management planning process as of January 8, 2024. As a result,
several actions are needed at various times over the next three years and include, but are not limited to:
1. Submit an official Notice of Intent to EGLE to prepare a new Materials Management Plan (MMP) and
identify the County Approval Agency (CAA). The CAA is the entity that assumes responsibility and is
authorized to approve a new MMP. The CAA may be a county board of commissioners, all the
municipalities in a county acting jointly, or a regional planning agency.
2. CAA appoints the Designated Planning Agency (DPA). The DPA shall serve as the primary
governmental entity that will develop and administer the MMP.
3. CAA identifies a specific individual at the DPA that will be the primary contact.
4. Dissolve the current Oakland County Solid Waste Planning Committee, establish a new Oakland
County Materials Management Planning Committee and officially appoint members to the committee.
5. Review and approve the Materials Management Planning Grant agreement. Each county that applies
and meets the eligibility requirements will receive funding from EGLE to prepare the MMP.
6. Appropriate funds to contract with a consultant that will assist in preparing the MMP.
7. Replace the current 2003 Oakland County Solid Waste Plan (as amended) with the new Materials
Management Plan once it has been approved by EGLE. It is anticipated that the MMP process will
take up to 36 months and be completed in 2027.
This is a complex process and lengthy transition period. If you have any questions related to Materials
Management, please contact Whitney Calio at caliow@oakgov.com.
OAKLAND COUNTY EXECUTIVE DAVID COULTER
2100 Pontiac Lake Rd | Executive Office Building 41W | Waterford, MI 48328 | tel (248) 858-0480 | fax (248) 452-9215 | OakGov.com
February 6, 2024
The Honorable David Woodward
Chair, Oakland County Board of Commissioners
1200 North Telegraph Rd
Pon�ac, MI 48341
Dear Chairman Woodward,
On January 8, 2024, the Director of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy (EGLE)
ini�ated the process for each county to write a Materials Management Plan, under legisla�on changes to MI P.A.
451, Part 115, which became effec�ve March 29, 2023. These plans will replace the exis�ng county Solid Waste
Management Plans and transi�on from a solid waste disposal focus to a new materials management system that
will be geared toward seeking alterna�ves to landfilling, reducing environmental impacts, contribu�ng to a circular
economy, and iden�fying the highest and best use for all materials including recyclables, organics, and solid
wastes.
The Oakland County Department of Economic Development administers the current Oakland County Solid Waste
Plan. Staff have been monitoring the recent legisla�ve amendments, atending Materials Management training
and EGLE workshops, coordina�ng with stakeholders in the region, and are working with Board of Commissioners’
staff to develop an administra�ve process, �meline, and work program to comply with amendments to the law.
To be consistent with the current Solid Waste Plan, the Office of the Oakland County Execu�ve accepts the
responsibili�es of the Designated Planning Agency (DPA) for the Materials Management Planning Process and
shall serve as the primary governmental en�ty that will develop and administer the new Materials Management
Plan. I also endorse making Whitney Calio, Principal Planner, Department of Economic Development the primary
contact for the DPA.
Our team looks forward to fostering a collabora�ve and coopera�ve Materials Management planning process with
the Board of Commissioners, community officials, residents, materials management facility operators, business
owners, state agencies, adjacent coun�es, and other key stakeholders. We recognize that this is a complex
process and lengthy transi�on period. If you have any ques�ons related to Materials Management, please contact
Whitney Calio at caliow@oakgov.com.
Sincerely,
David Coulter
Oakland County Execu�ve
Materials Management Plan
Overview
Economic Development & Infrastructure Committee
February 21, 2024
Solid Waste
•Oakland County Solid Waste Plan is a
state mandated, enforceable document
that minimizes the impact that non-
hazardous solid waste may have on
public health, the environment, and the
landscape
•Major focus of the existing Solid Waste
Plan is on disposal capacity
•Latest amendment to the Plan was made
in 2014
•Solid Waste Planning Committee
(Official BOC Committee)
•Solid Waste Plan remains in effect until
new Materials Management Plan has
been approved by EGLE
Materials Management
March 29, 2023
Legislature approved
significant amendments to Part
115, Solid Waste Management,
of the Natural Resources and
Environmental Protection Act,
1994 PA 451, as amended
New Materials Management
Plan will focus on utilizing
materials to their best and full
potential prior to final disposal
Mega Data Project
Materials Management Planning
•January 8, 2024
EGLE Director called for counties to initiate Materials Management Planning Process
•July 6, 2024
Deadline for BOC to file MMP Notice
of Intent (180 days)
[Single County or Multi-County Plan]
•2027
Materials Management Plans
Complete (36 months)
GFL Materials Recovery Facility in Pontiac, MI
Important Next Steps
The EGLE director initiated the materials management
planning process as of January 8, 2024. As a result,
several actions are needed at various times over the
next three years and include, but are not limited to:
1.Submit an official Notice of Intent to EGLE to prepare
a new Materials Management Plan (MMP) and
identify the County Approval Agency (CAA). The CAA
is the entity that assumes responsibility and is
authorized to approve a new MMP. The CAA may be a
county board of commissioners, all the municipalities
in a county acting jointly, or a regional planning
agency.
2.CAA appoints the Designated Planning Agency (DPA).
The DPA shall serve as the primary governmental
entity that will develop and administer the MMP.
3.CAA identifies a specific individual at the DPA that
will be the primary contact.
Existing
Solid Waste Plan
New
Materials Management Plan
Responsibility for the Plan County Approval Agency (CAA)
Oakland County Board of
Commissioners
Oakland County Board of
Commissioners
Designated Planning
Agency (DPA)
Designated Planning Agency
(DPA)
Office of the Oakland
County Executive
Office of the Oakland County
Executive
Designee of DPA Designee of DPA
Economic Development
Department
Economic Development
Department
(formerly Waste Resource
Management Department)
Planning & Local Business
Development Division
Point of Contact - Whitney Calio
BOC Committee Comparison
4. Dissolve the current
Oakland County Solid
Waste Planning Committee,
establish a new Oakland
County Materials
Management Planning
Committee and officially
appoint members to the
committee.
Existing Solid Waste
Planning Committee
New Materials Management
Planning Committee
14 Members 11 Members
1 county elected official 1 county elected official
1 city elected official 1 city or village elected official
1 township elected official 1 township elected official
1 SEMCOG representative 1 SEMCOG representative
1 industrial waste generator 1 operator of a business that generates a managed material
2 environmental interest group
representatives 1 environmental interest group representative
4 solid waste industry representatives 1 solid waste disposal facility operator
3 general public representatives 1 waste hauler
1 material recovery facility operator
1 composting or anaerobic digester facility operator
1 waste diversion, reuse or reduction facility operator
Tasks to be Completed by County Staff (CAA, DPA, BOC, Purchasing, Corp Counsel, Fiscal Services)
•Task 1: Plan Initiation Process (Notice of Intent)
•Task 2: Materials Management Planning Committee
•Task 3: Project Administration
•Task 4: Materials Management Planning Grant
•Task 5: Request for Proposal process & Hire Consultant (Late 2024 Issue RFP)
•Task 6: Plan Project Management
•Task 7: Data Collection and Discovery Phase
•Task 8: Stakeholder Engagement
•Task 9: Analysis and Opportunities Phase
•Task 10: Prepare Draft Materials Management Plan
•Task 11: Plan Adoption and Approval Process
•Task 12: Plan Implementation
MMP Work Program Tasks
Materials Management Planning Grant
5.Review and approve the Materials Management Planning Grant agreement. Each county that applies
and meets the eligibility requirements will receive funding from EGLE to prepare the MMP.
•EGLE Grant for Counties (available after Work Program approved by EGLE)
•Years 1, 2, 3: $60,000 per year + $.50 per capita up to $300,000 = $360,000 per year for Oakland
County
•Subsequent years: $60,000 per year
Important Next Steps
6.Appropriate funds to contract with a consultant that will assist in preparing the MMP.
7.Replace the current 2003 Oakland County Solid Waste Plan (as amended) with the new Materials
Management Plan once it has been approved by EGLE. It is anticipated that the MMP process will
take up to 36 months and be completed in 2027.
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MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN APPROVAL PROCESS WITH FLOWCHART
This document outlines the steps taken to develop and approve a Materials Management Plan (MMP) and grant eligibility, after the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and
Energy (EGLE) Director initiates the MMP development process (Part 115, Sections 11571–11576, 11580, 11587).
GLOSSARY O F TERMS
Benchmark Recycling Standard (BRS): a recycling curbside and drop-off access standard
that each planning area must meet within the timelines identified in statute.
County Board of Commissioners (BOC): the elected governing body authorized to make
policy decisions for the county, or the elected county executive, as appropriate.
County Approval Agency (CAA): the entity that assumes responsibility and is authorized to
approve the MMP, by submitting a notice of intent for preparing the MMP. The CAA may be a
county board of commissioners, all the municipalities in a county acting jointly, or a regional
planning agency.
Designated Planning Agency (DPA): the agency and a specific individual of the agency
designated by the CAA that shall serve as the primary government resource in the planning
area for the administering and developing the MMP. “DPA” does not mean a regional
planning agency, unless the CAA identifies the regional planning agency as the DPA.
Disposal Area: a facility that accepts solid waste for disposal, or handling prior to disposal,
such as a landfill, incinerator, or solid waste processing and transfer facility.
Diverted Waste: waste generated by households, businesses, or government entities that
can lawfully be disposed of at a municipal solid waste landfill or incinerator but is separated
from other waste for better management. Examples of diverted waste include batteries,
pesticides, pharmaceuticals, light bulbs, sharps, mercury containing devices, hazardous
materials, or liquid wastes.
Managed Materials: solid waste, diverted waste, or recyclable material.
Materials Management Facility (MMF): a disposal area, materials utilization facility, or
waste diversion center.
Materials Management Goal (MMG): goals identified in an MMP that are measurable,
objective, and specific to the planning area identified to divert recyclables and organics from
disposal. These goals include the municipal solid waste recycling rate goal, the benchmark
recycling standards identified in Part 115, and any additional material utilization and
reduction activities identified by the MMP.
Materials Management Planning Committee (MMPC): a permanent body that is appointed
by the CAA to direct the Designated Planning Agency in the preparation, coordination and
ensures fulfillment of the MMP.
Materials Utilization Facility (MUF): a facility, such as a materials recovery facility,
anaerobic digester, compost facility, or innovative technology facility that processes
recyclable materials for conversion into raw materials, intermediate, or new products.
Planning Area: the geographic area included within a materials management plan.
Regional Planning Agency: Governor-appointed regions within the State for planning
purposes. Refer to the Michigan Association of Regions map for geographical locations.
Waste Diversion Center: a facility designated for the purpose of receiving or collecting
diverted wastes.
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND APPROVAL
PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND APPROVAL PROCESS
STEP 1. NOI is filed and the responsible entity becomes the CAA within 180 days of
EGLE’s request. If an NOI was not filed by the BOC, the municipalities or RPA
can request an extension from EGLE to allow the parties an opportunity to
determine who will file the NOI with an EGLE approved extension.
•If an NOI was filed, continue to Step 2.
•If an extension was requested by the municipalities or RPA from EGLE
and approved by EGLE, continue to Step 2.
•If an extension was not requested or an NOI was not filed, EGLE shall
prepare the MMP. The EGLE prepared MMP is final, and the process
ends.
The CAA has a total of 36 months from the date an NOI is filed to complete
its portions of the process.
STEP 2. After the NOI is submitted, the following must be completed:
•The CAA establishes the DPA. The CAA will have the option to identify a
DPA while filing its NOI. This is highly recommended to give the DPA
ample time to complete the remaining tasks. However, the CAA has up
to 120 days to officially appoint their DPA.
•Within 180 days: The CAA appoints the MMPC; the DPA will draft the
Work Program; the MMPC approves Work Program and submits the Work
Program to EGLE; EGLE approves the Work Program. All tasks must be
completed within this 180-day given timeframe.
The CAA is grant eligible once an NOI is filed, a DPA and MMPC have been appointed,
and a Work Program has been approved by the MMPC and EGLE. It is recommended to
begin MMP drafting and development while waiting for MMP grant distribution, to
ensure the 36-month total timeframe is met.
STEP 3. The MMP is drafted.
STEP 4. The MMPC approves the draft MMP.
STEP 5. The MMP goes to public comment for a minimum of 60 days. During this
time, a public hearing is conducted by the DPA.
•The public hearing notice shall be published at least 30 days prior to the
public hearing date. Documentation must be provided to EGLE.
STEP 6. Once the public comment period and hearing are completed, the DPA has
30 days to revise the draft MMP based on comments received and send the
draft MMP back to the MMPC for approval, if applicable.
STEP 7. The MMPC approves the MMP by majority vote within 30 days after the DPA
has sent the revised draft MMP back for final approval.
STEP 8. The CAA must approve or reject the MMP within 60 days after the MMPC has
approved the MMP.
•If the CAA approves the MMP, continue to Step 9.
•If the CAA does not approve the MMP within 30 days, the CAA sends the
MMP back to the MMPC with objections.
o The MMPC then responds to the CAA within 30 days.
o The CAA acts on the MMP.
If the CAA approves the MMP, continue to Step 9.
If the CAA does not approve the MMP, the CAA prepares its own
MMP, then continues to Step 10.
STEP 9. Within 10 business days of CAA approval, the DPA sends the MMP to all
municipalities in the County.
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND APPROVAL
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STEP 10. Municipalities are given 120 days to approve or reject the MMP.
•Only those municipalities that voted within the 120 days will count
toward approval or rejection of the MMP. All municipalities that have not
responded within the 120-day timeframe will NOT count toward the
67 percent.
•If 67 percent of the municipalities that acted on the MMP within 120
days approve of the plan, continue to Step 11.
•NOTE: 67 percent of the municipalities that respond to the vote must
approve the MMP.
•If 67 percent of municipalities that voted within 120 days do not approve
the MMP, then EGLE will prepare the MMP, it will be final, and the
process ends.
•NOTE: ALL tasks to this point must be completed within 36 months.
STEP 11. 30 days after the municipalities review and approve the MMP, the DPA shall
submit the MMP to EGLE for final review, continue to Step 12.
After the MMP is submitted by the DPA, EGLE has 180 days to review. The
review can be extended by another 90 days if modifications are needed to
bring the MMP into compliance with Part 115.
STEP 12. If EGLE approves the MMP, the MMP is final, and the process is complete. If
EGLE does not approve the MMP, EGLE may prepare or modify the MMP,
and the process continues to Step 13.
STEP 13. EGLE submits the MMP to the CAA. If the CAA approves the EGLE
modifications of the MMP, the MMP is final, and the process is complete. If
the CAA does not approve the EGLE modifications to the MMP, EGLE
prepares the final MMP, and the process is complete.
NOTES
•All meetings shall be open to the public and require at least 10-day notice be
given to the chief elected official of each municipality within the planning
area and any other person requesting notice.
•All approval steps must be completed within the given timeframe. If the
MMP is neither approved nor rejected by the established deadline, the MMP
is considered automatically approved at that step in the approval process,
and the approval process shall continue at the next step.
•The CAA has a total of 36 months to complete all its portions of the process.
E GLE P REPARED M ATERIALS M ANAGEMENT P LAN R EQUIREMENTS
•Materials utilization facilities or solid waste processing and transfer facilities are automatically found to be consistent with the MMP if they: (1) are exempt from permit and
license requirements; (2) comply with local zoning requirements; and (3) that are identified in the MMP.
•The MMP cannot approve any non-contiguous additional solid waste landfill disposal capacity unless the BOC has shown a demonstrated need (Section 11509(9)).
•The MMP shall require all haulers servicing the planning area, per Part 115, to provide recycling access per the Benchmark Recycling Standard.
An EGLE prepared MMP will not contain a requirement for additional siting criteria or the criterion that the Host Community provides an approval for the development of any facility.
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND APPROVAL
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