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4.4.A. - Page 10 following categories shall be diverted from landfills by using recycling, reuse, salvage, or other diversion programs. All waste from the Covered Project site must be delivered to a South Bayside Waste Management Authority (SBWMA) Certified Recycling Facility as described in Section 9.194 or facilities listed or certified by other Bay Area jurisdictions with a C&D Debris Ordinance. A) All full Demolition Projects (Residential and Non-Residential): Projects shall be required to divert a minimum of sixty percent (60%) of total generated C&D Debris tonnage and one hundred percent (100%) of Inert Material from the project. B) All New Construction Projects (Residential and Non-Residential): Projects shall be required to divert a minimum of sixty percent (60%) of total generated C&D Debris tonnage. C) All Roofing Projects (Residential and Non-Residential): Covered Projects that replace wood shake, tile, concrete, asphalt, or composite shall be required to divert a minimum of sixty percent (60%) of total generated C&D Debris tonnage. D) Alteration or Addition (Residential and Non-Residential) Projects: Projects shall be required to divert at least sixty percent (60%) of total generated C&D Debris tonnage whose meets or exceeds $50,000. E) To ensure that a high percentage of recycled C&D material is reused, remanufactured or processed into viable products, use of the material as Alternative Daily Cover (ADC) shall not count towards reaching the required diversion percentages for demolition or new construction projects. 2. For projects involving both demolition and construction, diversion percentages shall be calculated separately for the demolition and the construction portions of the products; separate calculations shall be prepared by the applicant and certified by the Chief Building Official or designee. ATTY/ORD.396/C&D ORD ADDING ARTICLE XI REV: 11-26-13 MLG Page 7 of 13