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APARTMENTS & CONDOS

Even without a backyard, apartment dwellers can join the composting movement! Our shared systems make it easy, clean, and community-driven.

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How to get Started

  • Residents work with management to initiate an onsite composting program.

  • Management meets with our team to determine needs, placement, next steps, and the appropriate weekly rate based on expected volume produced and pick-up frequency required ($120-300 total/month).

  • The number of households that can be accommodated depends on the average volume of food scraps produced and the available onsite space.

  • We are happy to host a 3–6-month pilot project if needed to determine baseline for your group or if it makes sense to host a station for a longer term project.

Considerations for Management

  • Determine location(s) for community food scrap collection bin(s) with easy access for residents to deposit scraps and for SCC to pick-up scraps.

  • Collaborate with SCC to schedule a resident Q & A session onsite.

  • Collaborate with SCC to schedule and host 2 initial in-house compost classes with program details for those that want to participate.

  • Promote the compost program training sessions and program participation within the condo community.

  • Collaborate to develop the program launch time frame and schedule.

  • Receive bi-annual impact results and offer feedback on the program as needed to help SCC better meet needs.

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