DOD Region 4 P2 Partnership

1. DOD Region 4 P2 Partnership “How To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction Atlanta, Georgia August 7, 2002

2. Deconstruction Operations at Fort Knox During 37-month period 258 buildings were recycled 451 apartments were recycled 150,000 tons of materials diverted from landfill Saved $1.5 million in disposal costs Saved $1.2 million in demolition costs Generated over $225,000 in revenue Deconstruction Experience

3. Fort Knox Developed the Following Process: Recycle through deconstruction via auction Obtain contractor for additional deconstruction/demolition Contractor responsible for separating concrete, brick and block for use as aggregate Contractor responsible for separating and recycling scrap metal Remaining material is landfilled Deconstruction Process

4. Deconstruction Team Members include: Fort Knox Fort Campbell University of Tennessee’s Center for Industrial Services University of Louisville’s Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center Deconstruction Project Team

5. CD ROM - “How-To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction Provide detailed information on Fort Knox’s deconstruction program Decrease landfill & demolition costs Fort Knox personnel can serve as mentor for other DOD installations Information from this project will be integrated with the University of Florida’s Building Deconstruction Optimization Project Benefits to DOD Installations

6. Don Douglass - University of Louisville 502-852-1560 George Smelcer - University of Tennessee 615-532-8657 Joe Yates – Fort Knox 502-624-3629 Mike Davis – Fort Campbell 270-798-9767 Key Personnel/DOD Partners

7. DOD Region 4 P2 Partnership “How To” Guide for Conducting Green Deconstruction Atlanta, Georgia August 7, 2002