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THE RECYCLE SYSTEMS COMPANY INC. Business Plan 2002 - 2005 Recycle Systems - Division 1 Terra Impact Management - Division 2 The Recycle Systems Company Incorporated (RSC) was incorporated in July of 1992 and started operations in August 1992 as a pilot project for recycling waste stream aerosol cans that were collected by Alberta Environment, Action on Waste at the various "Household Toxic Round-ups" throughout Alberta. The 300 barrel pilot project was successful and the remaining 470 barrels of aerosols were released to RSC for processing. Attached to the operating permits was a letter allowing RSC to import recyclables from across Canada. Marketing focus was shifted to private industry collections and proved to be successful insofar that RSC was the first and only processor/recycler in Canada. In 1993, RSC was awarded a contract to process other pressurized cylinders that were collected at the closed down "Dew Line" sites across the Arctic. Again, RSC was the first and only company in Canada to tender a quote to major waste management companies for processing and recycling this waste. A big volume of this waste was acetylene bottles requiring a need to develop specialized equipment to process their cylinders. RSC has been awarded numerous contracts over the years from major gas suppliers resulting in complete processing success, adhering to environmental and health guidelines. RSC diversified operations in 1997 by purchasing Terra Impact Management (TIM) from Chemical Recovery Systems Incorporated that was operating as a distributor of drycleaning fluids to drycleaning firms in Alberta and providing a service to remove their waste and have this recycled. The next logical activity was solvents for autobody shops and servicing this recyclable commodity. Waste clean up and consulting contracts followed. With the acquisition, the principal of CRS joined RSC and is currently a shareholder and Vice President of RSC.