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Orange Drop Service Provider Information

• Municipal Depots & Events Program Information

  • Collection

    Ontario’s municipalities are the main focus for managing residential waste streams, and many have chosen to give their residents the opportunity to dispose of the two materials in the Orange Drop Program (MHSW). To provide these collection services, municipalities enter into agreements with Stewardship Ontario, and must adhere to collection site standards. Municipalities may choose to collect Orange Drop materials (MHSW) at permanent depots (year-round or seasonal), at special one day collection events, or both. Some municipalities have residency restrictions in place and can only collect from local residents.

    Events

    Municipalities that operate Events are paid an all-inclusive flat rate per tonne collected:

    • $1,100 per tonne if located within five hours of the service provider
    • $2,200 per tonne if located more than five hours from the service provider
    • $200 per tonne if delivering the Orange Drop materials (MHSW) to a depot for consolidation prior to transportation

    The payment rate is for all collection and post-collection activities, including but not limited to promotion, event mobilization and logistics, staff time for receiving and packing Orange Drop materials (MHSW), transportation, processing, administration and reporting.

    Municipalities are responsible for securing a service provider from Stewardship Ontario’s Approved Transporters and Processors list.

  • MDT&PIP Guidebook

• General InfoPolicies, Standards & Guidelines

  • Collection Site Standards
  • Transportation Standards
  • Processor Standards
  • Diversion Reporting
  • Instructions for Weighing MHSW
  • SO Portal Reporting Guide

• General InfoProgram Rates & Zone Maps

  • MDT&PIP Incentive Rates
  • Zone Maps

• General InfoApproved Transporters & Processors

  • Approved Processors
  • Approved Transporters

• General InfoAudits

  • Audit Checklist
  • Compliance Letter

• General InfoProgram Plan

  • Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) Wind Up Plan
  • Consolidated MHSW Program Plan for Phases 1, 2 and 3: July 1, 2010 Volume I: Overview of program design, steward obligations, costs and delivery
  • Consolidated MHSW Program Plan for Phases 1, 2 and 3: July 1, 2010 Volume II: Material category plans
  • Ontario Regulation 542/06: (December 11, 2006)
  • Ontario Regulation 387/16: (November 24, 2016)

• General InfoService Provider Engagement

  • Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste (MHSW) Wind Up Plan
  • MDT&PIP Consultation March 8, 2013
  • MDT&PIP Webinar March 8 2013
  • Automotive Roundtable, November 22, 2012
  • Annual Reports

• General InfoImage & Video Library

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• General InfoCase Studies

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