Partnership 2000
Partnership Work Group
The Partnership 2000 Work Group was formed in August of 2003 to complete a commitment started at the 6th Annual LEA/CIWMB Conference (now the annual technical training series). The workgroup members met on August 27, 2003 regarding permitting, enforcement, and regulation topics.
The workgroup was divided into two subgroups:
These subgroups attended additional meetings early in 2004 as well as two at the 7th Annual LEA/CIWMB Conference.
The work group included members representing the (now CalRecycle), local enforcement agencies (LEA), and the California Conference of Directors of Environmental Health (CCDEH).
Partnership 2000 Work Group Members
Representing the CIWMB
- Howard Levenson
- Sharon Anderson
- Mark de Bie
- Bob Holmes
- Willie Jenkins
- Mary Madison-Johnson
- Sue Markie
- Erica Weber
- Mike Wochnick
Representing LEAs
- Dan Avera
- Tammy Derby
- Ernie Genter
- Leonard Grossberg
- Patti Henshaw
- Robert McClellon
- Greg Pirie
- Karen Schkolnick
Representing CCDEH
- Justin Malan
Subgroups
CEQA
For its tasks, in 2006, the CEQA subgroup developed a paper (Word, 70 KB | PDF, 63 KB) to depict how the Board, Board staff, and the LEA applied the CEQA process relative to solid waste facilities permits. The goal of the paper was to show the perspectives on the CEQA process, as they were at the time the paper was completed. In addition to development of the issue paper, the subgroup also spurred the development of the CEQA Toolbox.
May 2006
May 2005
March 11, 2004 Meeting
February 5, 2004 Meeting
August 27, 2003 Workgroup Meeting
Members
- Dan Avera
- Mark de Bie
- Michael Bledsoe
- Elliot Block
- Gary Erbeck
- Ernie Genter
- Leonard Grossberg
- Howard Levenson
- Greg Pirie
- Erica Weber
Gaining Compliance
The gaining compliance subgroup completed its responsibilities by developing an issue paper (Word, 139 KB | PDF, 75 KB) to chronicle the current state of how compliance is achieved at solid waste facilities, identify problems or barriers to achieving compliance or taking enforcement, and present ideas for solutions that would solve these problems. This issue paper was used during a presentation to the Permitting and Enforcement Committee in February 2006 on the discussion of statutory issues related to permitting and enforcement processes.
May 2005
March 11, 2004 Meeting
February 5, 2004 Meeting
Members
LEA Conference, http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/LEA/Conference/
Melissa Hoover-Hartwick: Melissa.Hoover-Hartwick@calrecycle.ca.gov (916) 341-6813