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' 2.3.8 Mission Township Program The Mission Township Dr -Off Program began June 1 2. Appendix 2-B shows the results of the ' program. SCORE funds are ovided to Mission T ship for the program. In 2004, the County gave a grant of$5,000 for the To ship to update eir recycling shelter. The program offers a one Saturday(last Saturday of the mont om 10 a .to 2 p.m.)per month drop-off at the Town Hall in the winter and at the transfer station d 'n a summer. The township contracts with Blue Lakes Disposal to haul materials. The projecte sults for the program were 20 tons per year. In 2006,the program accounted for 78.74 tons of cycle aterial at a cost of$31.75 per ton. 2.3.9 Nisswa Program The Nisswa Drop-Off Pro am began September 1991. A endix 2-B shows the tabulated results of the program. SCORE ds are provided to Nisswa for the p gram. The indicated totals for each month are accurate w le the individual material quantities are ased on percentages of the total. The City contracts ith Garrison/Nisswa Sanitation to provide a 'n and haul materials to Cass Recycling in Pi River. This program provides a permanently locat bin rather than a once-a- ' month servi . e projected results for a once-a-month drop-off were 67.6 tons per year. The 2.006 cost per ton was $75.24 for 186.08 tons. 2.3.10 Peguot Lakes Program The Pequot Lakes Drop-Off Program began January 1991. Appendix 2-B shows the tabulated results of the program. The cost per ton for 1992 was reported as zero because funding was not requested. SCORE funds are provided to the City of Pequot Lakes for the program. In 2005,the County as part ' of the installation of a used oil tank,the recycling drop-off area was upgraded. A concrete pad was installed for the recycling bins to sit on. This effort was worth$1,275. Initially,the City contracted with Kenwood (Pythons of Brainerd) Recycling for the pick up. Before April 1993, Kenwood Recycling provided a one Saturday per month drop-off service. Volunteers staffed the site. In April 1993, the City contracted with Nisswa Sanitation to provide a permanently located bin. In 1996, Garrison Disposal bought out Nisswa Sanitation and they took over this service. In 2000, service was provided by North Country Rolloff. Starting in 2006 Garrison Disposal took over this service. Starting in 2005, service is open all week. The projected results for this program were 58 tons per year. The material collected during 2006 was 93.78 tons. The cost just considering SCORE funding is$109.83 per ton. I 18