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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT |
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THE GENERAL MANAGER |
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J.R. Nereus Acosta, PhD
Secretary/Presidential Adviser
for Environmental Protection |
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LLDA MANDATE |
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The Laguna
Lake Development Authority was established in 1966 as a
quasi-government agency that leads, promotes, and
accelerates sustainable development in the Laguna de Bay
Region. Regulatory and law-enforcement functions are carried
out with provisions on environmental management,
particularly on water quality monitoring, conservation of
natural resources, and community-based natural resource
management.
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KALAYAAN SANITARY LANDFILL |
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Municipality / Province
Kalayaan, Laguna
Project Completion
2009
Sanitary
Landfill Category I
The
eastern portion of the1.2 -hectare lot
corresponding to about 5,000m2 is designed
for the Category 1 disposal facility of the
National Solid Waste Management Commission (NSWMC).
The usable space has been subdivided into
the 4 waste cells with an estimated capacity
of 20,000m3, internal access road, wash bay,
leachate pond and open space for temporary
location of windrows. Designated cell areas
not yet scheduled for development shall also
be utilized for the windrows.
The facility shall make
use of the locally available clay at the
site. The 5,000m2 section developed into a
disposal facility shall be enclosed by about
350m of perimeter fence. The 110-meter long
eastern edge of the disposal site shall be
protected by a 2- meter high CHB fence. The
remaining 240 meters along the hilly section
of the site shall be bounded by shrubs
linked by barbed wire. A steel gate shall be
constructed at the northern edge of the
facility. The western hilly side of the
facility shall be provided with a tree
buffer.
Compared to the total compacted volume
(16,000 m3) of residual, hazardous and other
wastes and considering the 20% airspace to
be occupied by the soil cover, the overall
waste and soil cover volume would be about
19,400 m3. The site therefore can
accommodate the waste of Kalayaan for the
next15 years without the biodegradable and
recyclable components.
Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) with
Composting
This facility processes the
non-biodegradable and biodegradable
materials. Located at the eastern edge of
the disposal facility, it will have two
facilities: 1) for sorting and storing
recovered recyclable, and 2) for composting.
Portable Waste Bins
Each of the 3 barangays shall be provided
with 3 drop centers or portable bins to
support and facilitate the collection of
recyclable wastes. Each bin shall have a
capacity of 2.5 m3 and shall be deployed at
barangay sections with limited spaces.
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