LIST OF CONTENT
2.0. FUNDAMENTAL AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1. Basically about reasons for making waste management plans and purpose of one
2.2. Basic data about scope of waste management plan
2.2.1. Sitting, area and population
2.2.2. Historical heritage and sights of nature
2.2.3. Geological structure of area
2.2.4. Basic climate characteristics
2.2.5. Basic data of environmental protection
2.2.6. Basic industry and commercial activities
2.3. Starting points for making Waste Management Plan of City of Split
2.3.1. Legal and institutional framework of Republic of Croatia
2.3.2. International contracts
2.3.3. European Union legislative in force
2.3.4. Harmonization of legislative of Republic of Croatia with EU legislative concerning
waste management
2.3.5. Spatial plan of Splitsko-dalmatinska County
2.3.6. Spatial plan of City of Split
3.0. PREWIEW OF EXISTING CONDITION
3.1. Existing capacities for waste management
3.1.1. Description of pre-existing condition: collection, transportation, and disposal of
municipal waste
3.1.2. Quality and quantity identification of municipal waste
3.2. Industrial waste
3.3. Primary recycling - review of pre-existing condition and assessment
3.3.1. „Green islands“
3.3.2. Paper waste collection
3.3.3 Recycling yards
3.3.4. Assessment of existing condition of waste recycling
3.4. Quantity assessment of mixed municipal waste
3.4.1. Primary recycling assessment 2008-2015.
3.4.2. Quantity assessment of waste for disposal, waste for treatment and management
4.0 WASTE MANAGEMENT MEASURES AND MEASURES FOR SEPARATE
COLLECTION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE
4.1. Concept of complete system of waste management
4.1.1. Foundations for complete system of waste management
4.1.2. Basic elements of complete system of waste management
4.1.3. Basic concept of complete system of waste management
4.2. Measures for how to evade and reduce waste in City of Split area
4.2.1. Legal regulations on how to evade and reduce municipal waste
4.2.2. General preventive measures for evasion and reduction of municipal waste
4.2.3. Special preventive measures for evasion and reduction of municipal waste
4.2.4. Economical and financial measures for inducement of evasion and reduction of
municipal waste
4.2.5. Measures for evasion and reduction of municipal waste made by economy subjects
4.2.6. Measures for evasion and reduction of municipal waste made by households
4.2.7. Measures for evasion and reduction of hazardous matters
4.2.8. Measures for evasion and reduction of municipal waste made by public and utility
services
4.2.9. Propaganda for municipal waste evasion and reduction
4.3. Measures for separate collection of waste and for waste recycling
4.3.1. Waste selection on place of its genesis
4.3.2. Measures for separate collection of municipal waste
4.3.3. Recycling measures for separately collected municipal waste
4.4. Primary recycling and its importance in concept of integral waste management
system
4.5. Experiences of European countries in primary recycling
4.6. Potential for spatial expansion and improvement of waste separate collection system
and primary recycling.
4.6.1. Quality and quantity expansion of existing primary recycling system
4.6.2. Recycling yards
4.6.3. Admission and pre-treatment of massive waste
4.6.4. Collection of separately collected waste by “green islands”
4.6.5. Mobile system of collection of hazardous components from households
4.7. Possibility of separate waste collection in place of its origin with assessment of costs
and functioning of the system
4.7.1. Adopted collection system- “three dishes” system
4.7.2. Vehicle fleet, transportation and dynamics of transportation
4.7.3. Option for collection and separation of waste on a place of its genesis by “multiple
dishes” principle with assessment of financial investments
Scenario I- Collection and separation of waste by two basic containers (dishes)
Scenario II- Collection and separation of waste by four basic containers
Scenario III-Collection and separation of waste by five basic containers
Scenario IV- Collection and separation of waste by six basic containers
4.7.4. Comparison of chosen option and other analyzed options
4.8. Composting
4.8.1. Theological description of predicted composting process
4.8.2. Process control
4.8.3. Location and construction time for compost facility
4.8.4. Investment assessment
4.8.5. Composting in private plots
4.9. Education for proper waste management
4.9.1. Permanent communication program
4.9.2. Permanent education program
4.9.3. Program for encouragement for permanent citizen collaboration
4.9.4. Foreseeable costs
5.0. MEASURES FOR MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF MUNICIPAL WASTE
LANDFILLS
5.1. Air protection measures
5.2. Water protection measures
5.3. Measures for protection from rodents and birds
5.4. Measure for protection from noise
5.5. Program for environment status monitoring
6.0. LIST OF AREAS POLLUTED BY WASTE AND UNCONTROLED LANDFILLS
7.0. SCHEDULE FOR RECOVERY OF UNCONTROLED LANDFILLS AND AREAS
POLLUTED BY WASTE
7.1. Schedule of recovery of environment polluted by waste
7.2. Recovery of environment polluted by waste
7.3 Costs for Karepovac landfill recovery and for recovery for polluted environment
8.0. SOURCES AND QUANTITY OF NECCESARY FINANACIAL ASSESTS