EBCE offers a wide range of programs for commercial customers to help them save energy, money, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Distributed Energy Resources for Resilience EBCE will select a vendor to install Distributed Energy Resources such as solar and battery storage in homes and businesses throughout our service territory. If you are interested in participating, EBCE will contact you…
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“It’s no secret that restaurants are consumers of resources and create a fair amount of waste. Sustainability is our passion, but more importantly, it’s our obligation.”, - Jeff Rosen, Chef at Cannery Café, a Certified Green Business and 2015 Environmental Award Winner, Cut your garbage bill by following these steps:, Reduce, – Don’t purchase more than you need, Reuse, – Reuse packaging materials, mugs, and office supplies, Recycle, – Plastic, paper, and glass products go in your recycle bin, Rot, – Food scraps, soiled paper, paper towels, and plan debris go in your organics bin It’s mandatory. The City of Hayward, in collaboration with Alameda County public agency StopWaste , is developing an ordinance to implement the requirements of the new California State law SB 1383. The Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance (ORRO) would replace the Mandatory Recycling Ordinance (MRO) beginning…, What are the new requirements , of the Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance (ORRO) compared to the current Mandatory Recycling Ordinance (MRO)? , The edible food recovery components for commercial edible food generators and food recovery organizations/service are the main “new” requirements . Other business and multifamily internal requirements that are different than the MRO include: the provision of color-coded, labeled bins in customer areas (in common areas for multifamily), except for in restrooms; to the extent practical,…, How is “, surplus edible food” defined?, The definition of “edible food” is taken from the SB 1383 Regulations and means food intended for human consumption. It clearly s tates that nothing requires or authorizes the recovery of edible food that does not meet food safety standards. , Will food donations be tax deductible?, Food donated to non-profit food recovery organizations will continue to be eligible for tax deductions., Will , donors receive assistance with the transportation of surplus food to those in need? , Historically, most food recovery organizations have picked up food donations from donors, but this may shift in the future. There are also a growing number of “food recovery services” that can serve as a liaison between donors and food recovery organizations to assist with transportation. Baxter Recycling Baxter in Hayward has implemented collection of recyclables and organics and provides…, Request free on-site technical assistance from Waste Management, 510.537.5500 Csnorthbay@wm.com, It is the mission at, StopWaste.org, to help you reduce your trash. They have grants, kits, and more., Recycling Helpline: 1.877.STOPWASTE (786.7927) StopWaste Office: 510.891.6500, City of Hayward Solid Waste Division, 510.583.4700 Recycling@hayward-ca.gov Kitchen staff at Le Paradis Kitchen staff at Le Paradis restaurant in Hayward set aside food scraps to go in their organics cart. Tips for Reducing and Reusing, Packaging:, Learn about ways to redesign and reduce packaging at Stopwaste’s Reduce Packaging Waste site ., Styrofoam Alternatives:, Note that the City has banned polystyrene . Restaurants and all other vendors selling food at retail must use only paper, cardboard, aluminum or recyclable plastic cups, plates, bowls or trays., Reusable Bags:, Note that the City, along with the County of Alameda, has banned plastic bags at many retailers., Food Waste:, Food service establishments can receive tax benefits in return for donating edible food to food banks and other sources. Learn more about ways to minimize and redirect food waste by visiting Stopwaste’s Reduce Wasted Food site ., Old future, clothes, or other textiles:, Check out organizations such as Usagain , Recycle Change , and Reuse Clothes and Shoes to find out where you can donate old items., Other items?, Stop Waste offers a useful tool called Recycle Where, which allows you to search your item and location to find local places to recycle, reuse, or donate. Tips for Recycling and Rotting Click here to see what can be recycled and composted in Hayward. See Waste Management’s Hayward Commercial site for information on all recycling and composting services. [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=…
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When a unit is “voluntarily vacated” [Section 2(p)], the unit can be decontrolled pursuant to Section 8 of the Hayward Residential Rent Stabilization Ordinance. If documented properly, the unit will be subject only to Section 18 (Fees) and Section 19 (Eviction for Cause) of the Ordinance.
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Bike, Carpooling There are interesting new carpooling apps that will help your employees find the right carpooling group or service. 511's Carpooling website offers programs to help incorperate carpooling into all of your commutes. Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program As of September 30, 2014, Bay area employers with 50 or more full-time employees, must, offer one the four below commuter benefits to their employee, s., To learn more, visit the website or see the Bay Area Commuter Benefit Program Employer Guide . Option 1 - Allow employees to exclude their transit or vanpool costs from taxable income, to the maximum amount, as allowed by federal law (currently $130 per month). Option 2 - Employer-provided transit subsidy (or transit pass) or vanpool subsidy up to $75 per month. Option 3 - Employer-provided free…, Hayward General Plan, adopted on July 1, 2014 aims to implement the Bicycle Master Plan and general promotion of biking around the city. Hayward also created a, Bicycle Master Plan in 2007, which provides a long-term vision and direction for bicycle transportation and recreation and is currently finalizing updates to this plan for 2020., Bike East Bay, provides resources on urban biking tips, local bike shops, and detailed bike maps that show recommended routes, off-road trails, potential hazards, and more. Visit their site to take advantage of the wealth of information for bicyclists, by bicyclists!, Bike to Work Day, was a huge success in 2019, and we look forward to gearing up the celebration of biking to work in 2020.
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Energy efficiency upgrades to your building are a cost effective way to achieve savings and comfort. Personalized Energy Efficiency Service If you aren't sure where to start, meet with a BayREN Energy Advisor . Energy Advisors are not affiliated or employed by other contractors. Their goal is to help you find the right approach, financing, rebates, and qualified contractors to make your building…, See examples of possible upgrades to commercial buildings in this EPA video - Energy 101: Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings., [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VMXL3lEYTI] The, Energy Efficiency Pyramid, serves as a general reference for you to explore which upgrades might be most cost effective to save energy in your building. The higher you go up the pyramid, the more expensive and complex the improvement. In other words, start at the bottom and work your way up. See the full article on the pyramid at Green Building Advisor . Energy Efficiency Pyramid Financing Paying for energy upgrades now…
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Cleaning Switch out your cleaning products The Environmental Working Group has conducted extensive research to be able to grade various cleaning products on their likely hazardous impact to health and the environment. Ready to take the next step and save some money? StopWaste.org provides a list of alternatives to hazardous household products that you can make from simple home ingredients. Get…
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Your Recyclables Residential recyclables are sorted at Tri-CED's facility in Union City. Commercial Recyclables are sorted at Waste Management's Davis Street Resource Recovery Complex in San Leandro. Watch this video about the complex sorting process. You'll be impressed. Your Organics Your organic waste goes first to the Davis Street Complex. It is then transferred to a larger truck and brought…, Davis Street Resource Recovery Complex, 2615 Davis Street, San Leandro, CA 94577 510.638.2303, Tri-CED Recycling Complex, 33377 Western Ave, Union City, CA 94587 510.471.3850, Altamont Landfill, 10840 Altamont Pass Road, Livermore, CA 94551 925.455.7300, Redwood Recycling Center, 8950 Redwood Highway, Novato, CA 94945 415.892.2851, irecycle@school Education Center, Waste Management and StopWaste.org run an award-winning educational center at the Davis Street Complex. The center is open for field trips from all Hayward classrooms. Field trips provide real-life application of concepts taught in the classroom in the areas of physical science, life science and investigation/experimentation. For more information about scheduling a visit to the Education Center,…
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[video:https://youtu.be/kPC_h3gp6rQ width:768 height:384] The program is run by Youth and Family Service Bureau counselors and volunteers, in partnership with the San Francisco Giants Community Fund and the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (HARD). In addition to learning basic baseball skills, the Junior Giants participate in programs that encourage education, healthy eating, violence…, Let’s Do Lunch Hayward … and Breakfast Too, ’ Program. The San Francisco Giants Community Fund provides all of the uniforms, equipment, and training necessary to run a league, as well as prizes and tickets to select Giants games so youth can experience Major League Baseball. The Junior Giants program was initially developed to give at-risk kids an alternative to drugs, gangs, and crime. The program is still doing this for the Hayward…, JUNIOR GIANTS DIGITAL DUGOUT, : Sign up for your, FREE, Junior Giants Digital Dugout account, here, or by downloading the Junior Giants app! While we won’t have Junior Giants in our city this season, please try finding another, league nearby, . Register now! Registration is open now-July 31. Register, JUNIOR GIANTS AT HOME IS, : Live, age-specific virtual practices twice per week for ages 5-18 Sessions led on Zoom by Junior Giants AmeriCorps Ambassadors ! 30-40 minute team-style sessions that focus on: Physical activity & nutrition, Baseball skills & drills, Reading, Junior Giants Four Bases of Character Development including: Leadership, Teamwork Confidence, Integrity and Bullying Prevention, WHEN, : Summer Season 1 - Tuesday, June 1 - Saturday, July 3 Summer Season 2 - Tuesday, July 13 - Saturday, August 14, WHERE TO PARTICIPATE, : At home!, WHO CAN PARTICIPATE, : All youth not located near a Junior Giants league returning to play this summer! All youth looking for more baseball/softball practice, new friends, and lots of FUN! Junior GIants can participate in Junior Giants at Home AND Junior Giants on the Field!, AGE DIVISIONS OFFERED, : T-ball: 5-6 years old Minors: 7-9 years old Majors/Seniors: 10-13+ years old, PRACTICE TIMES OFFERED, : Tuesdays/Thursdays - 10:00 AM, 2:00 PM OR 5:00 PM * Wednesdays/Fridays - 10:00 AM, 2:00 PM OR 5:00 PM Saturdays (Bonus Practice!) - 11:00 AM *Practices in Spanish offered on Tuesdays/Thursdays! DOWNLOAD THE FLYERS , For more information, please contact Youth and Family Services Bureau., YFSB Location:, 300 W. Winton Ave. Hayward, CA 94544 510.293.7048, YFSB Business Hours:, Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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What is the Hayward Neighborhood Watch Program? A Neighborhood Watch consists of an individual group of residents living within close proximity of each other who care about the well-being of their community, have a positive attitude and a willingness to spot and report any suspicious activity in their neighborhood. Neighbors will get to know each other through meetings and neighborhood functions…, "Block Captain(s).", What is a Block Captain? A Block Captain is a leader of their Neighborhood Watch Group. Their responsibilities include being your direct point of contact to the Hayward Police Department for any community issues or concerns, setting up and facilitating future meetings with your group, and coordinating block parties such as for National Night Out. Future meetings can even include guest speakers,…, FREE, to attend. This year, our Community Academy is scheduled to begin in September and will conclude by the end of October. If your community already has a Neighborhood Watch Group with a Block Captain who has already attended the Community Academy, we encourage them to take the course again as a "refresher." If you're ready to start a Neighborhood Watch Group and would like to set up a date for your…, Crime Prevention Specialist, Alicia Romero North Resource Office 22701 Main Street Hayward, CA 94541 (510) 293-1043, Alicia.Romero@hayward-ca.gov
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