GRANTEE GRANT AMOUNT COMPANY MATCHCITY PROJECT SUMMARY

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1 GRANTEE GRANT AMOUNT COMPANY MATCHCITY PROJECT SUMMARY Advantage Waste Recycling & Disposal $40,000 $30,000 Charlotte Advantage Waste Recycling & Disposal will purchase and install a commercial truck scale and material handling equipment, such as a skid-steer, to create a new business line in construction and demolition material recycling. Barnhill Contracting $30,000 $82,690 Tarboro Barnhill Contracting will purchase a screen deck vertical extension, a vertical curve transfer conveyor extension, leg and bulkhead extensions and a new bin to increase recycling of postconsumer asphalt shingles in asphalt mixes. Benfield Sanitation will purchase a box body delivery truck to distribute carts to customers and to collect special needs material from clients. Benfield Sanitation Service $21,000 $21,000 Statesville Boggs Paving Inc. $30,000 $60,000 Monroe Boggs Paving will purchase a horizontal grinder to increase the capacity and thereby divert more asphalt shingles to their recycling operation. Brooks Contractors will purchase an air lift separator to remove plastics from their feedstock, increase production and enhance final product. Brooks Contractor $36,750 $36,750 Goldston Carolina Shingle Recycling LLC $30,000 $50,000 Indian Trail Carolina Shingle Recycling will purchase and erect a metal building to protect raw shingles and finished product from the elements. Chowan Metal Recycling $22,844 $11,456 Edenton Chowan Metal Recycling will construct a concrete slab and metal building to sort, clean and store collected precious metals, thus reducing contamination, improving operational efficiency and increasing recycling capacity. Coleman Contracting $40,000 $40,000 Zebulon Coleman Construction will purchase 4-yard, 64-gallon containers, and a lifter to aid in the collection of a food waste. CompostNOW will purchase a collection vehicle and assorted food waste container washing equipment to enhance their residential food waste collection services. CompostNOW LLC $18,680 $20,465 Raleigh

2 Curbside Management $20,000 $20,000 Asheville Danny's Dumpsters $25,000 $19,000 Leicester Earth Farms $40,000 $30,000 Stanley ecycle Secure $20,000 $10,000 Charlotte Elastrix LLC $40,000 $72,800 Pilot Mountain Engineered Recycling Company $20,000 $52,302 Charlotte Fogleman & Fogleman Soils Inc. $20,000 $60,000 Durham Gallins Family Farm $40,000 $40,000 Winston-Salem God Bless the USA $40,000 $40,000 Indian Trail Goldsboro Plastic Recycling $10,000 $8,000 Clayton Curbside Management will purchase a tandem deck step trailer, fork lift and forklift scales to increase their capacity for industrial bulk recycling. Danny's Dumpster will purchase an in-vessel composting container, a 20-cubic yard roll-off dumpster, and 64-gallon carts to increase their food waste diversion capacity. Earth Farms will purchase and install commercial truck scales to increase their efficiency and aid in a better compost recipe blend. ecycle Secure will purchase and put into use collection trailers to help decrease hauling and collection storage costs thereby expanding its customer base. Elastrix LLC will purchase equipment to process scrap tires and grind them into crumb rubber, diverting tires from the waste stream and providing the raw material sold to rubber companies in North Carolina. Engineered Recycling will purchase and install an aspiration system to recover plastic and paper materials for recycling that are now being sent to the landfill. Fogleman and Fogleman Soils, Inc. will purchase a screener to reprocess construction and demolition materials into marketable soil, boiler fuel and aggregate commodities. Gallins Farm will purchase 64-gallon carts, a bucket loader, red wiggler worms, and build a shed to increase their capacity to divert food waste. God Bless the USA will purchase 95-gallon recycling carts to convert their customers from 16-gallon bins to cart recycling. Goldsboro Plastic Recycling will purchase a pelletizer to process reclaimed plastic into pellets to supply domestic and international plastic manufacturers.

3 Green Coast Recycling $20,000 $10,000 Wrightsville Habitat for Humanity - Charlotte ReStore $12,500 $16,915 Charlotte Hatteras Recycle LLC $40,000 $143,592 Rodanthe J. Westmoreland Inc. $40,000 $410,000 Kernersville Mattress-Go-Round LLC $20,000 $10,000 Greensboro MAYtime Composting Systems $14,500 $7,300 Burnsville Metech Recycling $15,000 $19,500 Creedmoor Oroco Enterprises $30,000 $15,000 Durham Otto Container Management $40,000 $60,000 Charlotte Piedmont Disposal Inc. $20,000 $20,000 Winston-Salem Green Coast Recycling will purchase a rear loading truck to improve efficiency when collecting ABC glass from bars and restaurants. Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte will purchase and install a styrofoam densifying system to significantly reduce the volume of recycled styrofoam for delivery to market. Hatteras Recycling will purchase additional carts and bins to accommodate customer growth and a rear loading compacting truck to increase collection efficiency. J. Westmoreland Inc. will purchase a portable concrete crusher and screener to produce recycled aggregate and screened dirt/fill products. Mattress-Go Round LLC will purchase a truck to increase post-consumer mattress recycling collection and to deliver remanufactured mattresses to customers. MAYtime Composting Systems will build a shed storage area and office upgrade, and purchase plastic containers and chipper/shredder to increase efficiency. Metech will perform site-work and install two loading dock doors with levelers to increase material flow of electronics for recycling. Ocoro Enterprises will purchase six trailers to increase construction and demolition material recovery at deconstruction projects. Otto Container Management will purchase and install a grinding operation to process recycled HDPE to increase the percentage of post consumer waste in its manufacturing cart process. Piedmont Disposal and Recycling will purchase 30-yard roll off containers to place at construction and demolition projects to collect recyclable C&D material.

4 Ply-Gem Industries $40,000 $15,000,000 Cary Powerhouse Recycling Inc. $20,000 $20,000 Salisbury Recycling Management Resources $30,000 $15,000 High Point, Raleigh Republic Services $40,000 $6,200,000 Conover Roll-Tech Molding Products LLC $28,900 $28,900 Hickory Sirius Metal Recycling Inc. dba Wilson Recyc $10,000 $5,000 Wilson Stoney Creek Lumber Inc. $40,000 $80,000 Ahoskie Suburban Sanitation $15,000 $15,000 Charlotte Synergy Recycling $5,000 $45,000 Madison Todco Inc. $40,000 $35,030 Lexington Ply-Gem Industries will locate a new manufacturing facility in N.C. that will recycle co-mingled plastic into exterior building products such as siding, shakes, shutters, fence and rail. Powerhouse Recycling will purchase a horizontal bailer so that they can market plastics, shrink-wrap, cardboard and other items that are included in a load of recyclable electronics. Recycling Management Resources will make site improvements to both the Raleigh and High Point facilities, including installing concrete pads and an additional loading dock and ramp, to improve operations and increase recycling capacity. Republic Services will use grant funding as part of a 6.2 million dollar upgrade of its material recovery facility in Conover, NC. Roll-Tech will purchase and install 23 tire molds to increase its use of post consumer crumb rubber and manufacture two new tire styles. Sirius Metal Recycling Inc. (Wilson Recycling Center) will purchase a baler to process a wider variety of materials, increase processing capacity and increase the value of the materials collected. Stoney Creek Lumber Inc. will purchase a horizontal grinder to grind wooden pallets into a mulch product. Suburban Sanitation will purchase 96-gallon recycling carts to convert their customers from 18-gallon bins to cart recycling. Synergy Recycling will purchase two forklifts to improve operation efficiencies and increase their e-waste recycling capacity. Todco Inc. will purchase a skid steer loader with attachments to assist the processing of construction and demolition waste for recycling.

5 Union County Habitat for Humanity $21,500 $13,500 Monroe Union County Habitat for Humanity will purchase and put into use a 20 foot box body truck and trailer that will enable them to divert additional C&D materials from vacant and derelict properties in Union and Anson Counties. Waste Beneficial Reuse Solutions $10,000 $5,000 Burlington Waste Beneficial Reuse Solutions will purchase roll-off containers and concrete barriers to increase recycling and improve the efficiency of the material processing facility. Waste to Green LLC will purchase a baler and forklift to improve the company's e-waste recycling operations. Waste to Green LLC $10,000 $7,500 Durham Watauga County Habitat for Humanity will purchase a flat bed dump truck and dump trailer to collect items from home demolition/remodeling and residential/student move-out. Watauga County Habitat for Humanity $28,500 $14,500 Boone TOTALS $1,135,174 $22,901,